Personal News From Frederick Area Visitation Notes
Purely personal items list Brunswick Mr Liase visiting relatives in Frederick and Miss Spurrier of Monmouth Pleasant returning home. Staup of Valerville spends the day in Frederick on business. Fieming of Hagerstown visits relatives. McClellan Shook of Washington spanned a few days with relatives. Charles Fraley on West South street returned from Washington visit. Joseph Cunningham of Moorefield spent days with Hon M J Grove of Lime Kiln. Ray Brostland family on West South street returned to Washington to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers M. Liase
Brunswick
M. E Staup
Valerville
Frederick
Fredrick Fieming
Hagerstons
McClellan Shook
Washington
Charles Fraley
West South Street
Nora Spurrier
Monn
Pleasant
Joseph I. Cunningham
Moorefield
W. Va
M. J. Grove
Ray Brostland
Obituary Items and Local Licensing Moves Across Counties
Mrs Hanush Baker of Gamberland aged 78 and Tilghman H Thomas of Caroline aged 75 are recorded dead. Mrs Hannah Baker died in Combsland January 14 at 73. Emily R Jones died in Princess Anne January 13 at 75. Westminster Water Company power house burned. Lauzel considers local option for liquor licensing. Hageratown plans to raise city saloon licenses to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanush Baker
Gamberland
Tilghman H. Thomas
Caroline County
Hannah Baker
Combsrland
Misa Emily R. Jones
Princess Anne
of Westminster Water Company
Lauzel
Hageratown
A Breath from the Sfonntaioa of wlifornia at City Opera House
Joaquin Miller presents a dramatic portrayal of the golden west The Days of 49 featuring real life characters from the far west The one night engagement is at the City Opera House on January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehsye
Arizans
Ais— Bams
Nevads
Colorado
Hank Monk
Golden West
California
Joaquin Miller
Post of
Officers Elected by St John’s Beneficial Association
At a recent meeting of the St John’s Beneficial Association officers were elected for the ensuing year Judge James McSherry serves as president Q P Smith as vice president George E L Wilton as secretary Wm M Crimmins as treasurer Albert S Smith F W Staub and J Daniel Grimmins serve as stewards Albert 3 Smith as messenger The association began in 1850 and is a substantial Maryland based organization though loosely organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arecant
St. John’s Beneficial Association
James McSherry
Q. P. Smith
George EL. Wilton
Wm. M. Crimmins
Albert S. Smith
F. W. Staub
J. Daniel Grimmins
Albert 3. Smith
Maryland
German Baptist Church
Yester
Dadsy Eider
A. Broancer
P. D. Fairney
Lotheran Church
Steck
Snodgay
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Jno. i T
First Baptist Church
William Harmond Parker
City Ministerial Association
Protestant Episcopal
Cartas
Ray. S
Miller
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Jesus
J. W. Eirmcafa
United Brethren Church
Avening
Tealah
Christine Endemvor
Trinity M.echareh
South
J A. Babbis
Chriss
O’cleck
Grace Reformed Church
Searrice
E. L. McLean
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Hay
Osborne Ingle
Ephesiang
Elizabeth Beott
Evangelical Reformed Scoday School
A. G O. McCardall
Jasob Rohrback
O E. Kemp
J. A. Rice
A. Kamp Keefer
W.H. Dell
L .A. Thirlkeld
M. A. Osatie
Eina Rhoderick
Edgar Moors
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
Mazast
W.J. Kane
Father Kane
Holy Name Society
Goi
St. John’s Library
Margaret Hisenhauer
Afichael McCaffrey
John Francis Smith
John A. Kennedy
John Wilson
George Gannon
Father Hane
Birthday Party for Pauline Staub
A delightful birthday party was given Thursday evening to little Miss Pauline Staub by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staub. After games and amusements, refreshments of choice character were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Staub
Brr
Frank Y. Staub
Local Market Quotes From Tyson’s Market Quarrels
Local market notes show G Waring Tyson’s price quotes for today listing per barrel at 2.20 for shelled, 0.44 per bushel, Wheat No 2 red at 0.70 per bushel, a damaged grade at 0.50 per bushel, and gas at 0.50 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson's
Acs
Corp
The Grip and Its Remedy Promoted by Cough Remedy Ad
The advertisement touts suffering from the grip and urges prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims no pneumonia results with this remedy and notes widespread use with sales through A. L. Pearce's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Brbhivf
Religious World Notes From Sunday Schools and Societies
A survey of church services across denominations in Frederick highlights preaching by Elders and pastors, with Holy Communion at several churches, Sunday schools at multiple times, revival meetings scheduled through the week, and ministerial association discussions on church topics.
Fires devastate Hanlow churches amid ruins in China
News from Hanlow China reports two November fires destroying over 1 000 houses near St Peter's church with only the gate house left intact The All Saints observances included prayers for Bishop Ingle and a procession to his grave a memorial reredos planned for St Pauls Cathedral funded by offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Wochang
Christ’s Church
Ingle
Bymcos
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bishop Logle
Leatherman Son Dies in Wyoming Tunnel Explosion
Mrs. Sarah A. Leatherman of Hagere town reports the death of her son George M. Leatherman who perished in a powder keg blast in a Big Horn County Wyoming tunnel. He was 13 years old and had long worked in Yellowstone Park region. Survived by numerous siblings in Maryland, Indiana and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Leatherman
Hageretown
George M. Leatherman
Weatby Ranchowser
Big Horn County
Wyo
Pleces
Edward Brown
Leatherman
Ohio
Josish Leatherman
Fall
Helen
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Local residents reported ill in city list
Miss May Dyer and Miss Ross Dyer on the sick list while Miss Lacy Bisankauer and Miss Ids Lawis are confined at home. Edward Baltzall, Harry Smith, John Topper, and Officer James A. Jones show improvement or recovery. Children of Officer Harry Dister are ill. Mrs Edward M. Dyer remains home sick. Albert Richarts, George Lambert and Miss Lucy Bobutz are improving or resting at home. J J Houff traveled to Baltimore for a specialist. Mrs Christian Warner was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gisilemey
Stewart Dreming
John Hildebrand
Vern Heffner
D. M. Jett
Joseph Lings
B.D. Shaw
Edward Stup
May Dyer
West Seventh Street
Ross Dyer
East Fourth Street
Misa Lacy Bisankauer
Ids Lawis
West Fourth Ebraet
Liss
Edward Baltzall
West Third Wreet
Harry Smith
West Fourth Street
John Topper
West Patrick Street
Officar
Harry Dister
West Patrick Artest
Eick
James A. Jones
Park Avenue
Edward M. Dyer
Albert Richarts
George Lambert
Lucy Bobutz
South Market
J.J. Houff
Baltimore
Todey
Christian Warner
East South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Law's Grip and Bail in Local Hearings
Elizs Robinson faced a Saturday hearing before Justice Wood on a charge of stealing slippers from Mrs. Wm. HB. Doub’s home and was held on $100 bail for the grand jury. Lulis Butler, colored, also held on $100 bail for grand jury action. Michael Cramer, charged with stealing a calf-hide from John Baumgardner, was held on $350 bail and committed to jail. O Shu, charged with disorderly conduct, was fined $1 by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEALD
Elizs Robinson
Justice Wood
Wm. HB. Doub
Ball
Lulis Butler
Shesley
Michael Cramer
John Wood
John Baumgardner
O. Shu
Other Berwig
Justice C. H. Eckstein
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners on Saturday appointed road supervisors for Catoctin District Simeon M Blicken atail Elmer E Shapley David A Nail Scott F Martin Ozcar L Bays Wm H Gresx David H Delanter Haary Frey Edward F Lewis John C Lewis and Alisa Bays Baliengear District John A De Grange John G Lambert George A Stockman John W Corum George Young and Edward Hawker The board is settling with the supervisors of Liberty and Hauvera districts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Catoctin
Simeon M. Blickenatail
Elmer E. Shapley
David A. Nail
Scott F. Martin
Ozcar L Bays
Wm. H. Gresx
David H. Delanter
Haary Frey
Edward F. Lewis
John C. Lewis
Alisa Bays
Baliengear
John A. DeGrange
John G. Lambert
George A. Stockman
John W. Corum
George Young
Edward Hawker
Liberty
Hauvera
Boarder Assaults Mr Luther Staley and Fire Shots
Frank Smith of Yellow Springs angered by being asked to leave his boarding place returned to the Staley home and assaulted Mr Staley, then smashed a window and fired five pistol shots into the house. No one was injured. Smith was arrested and held in 4250 bail for a further hearing by Justice J L Rotherhofer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Yellow Springs
Ben Langalaning
Smith
Luther Statey
Yellow
Statey
Smith Cawes
Alexander
Charlee Dotrow
Jas
J. L. Rotherhoefer
Yallow Springs
Lesfors
New York Fashions Spotlight 1908 Jewelry and Fabrics
Special correspondence notes the return of brazze lets and ornate bracelets as top 1908 fashion, with diamonds and pearls prized for social grace. It highlights convertible centerpieces to brooches, jeweled pins, hair slides, and extensive bracelet and pendant styles. New York shops fill with light fabrics like Banzsi silk and organdies for day and evening wear as fashion shifts to summer sensibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiqua
New York
Vestaurents
C. C. Shayne
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick charter extended to 1926
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Md. received certification from the Comptroller of the Currency that its corporate existence is extended for the period ending January 2, 1926. The bank’s charter number is 3476 and extension notice is dated January 2, 1906. Board of Directors also declares a semiannual dividend of 4 percent payable on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnisetos
D.C
Wrexens
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas I. Kane
Crrreres
County of
Frederice
Citizens' National Bank of
Thrifty fashions lure with reduced fur and satin gowns
An article describes January concessions offering discounts on fur garments and a display of jackets capes and coats. It highlights a Delmneston supplied satin street costume with a jauntily styled bolero and mentions Empire style gowns in sheer fabrics and embroidered robes. Fassx Frens.
Funeral of William W. Og born in New Market
The funeral for William W. Og born, who died in New Market on Thursday January 11 at age 73 years 6 months was held Sunday at 1 pm at his house with Rev. D May officiating. Interment was at the burying ground near Friends meeting house Monrovia. Pallbearers included M W Watere Lorenzo Grimes Franz Downey J M Shawbaker L O Willis. mourners from Baltimore and area attended. B B Randle was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Ogborn
New Market
D. May
Friends’ Meeting House
Monrovia
MM. Watere
Lorenzo Grimes
Franz Downey
J. W. Downey
J. M. Shawbaker
L. O. Willis
J. F. Detrick
Wm. D. Detrick
Smith Deck
H. R Russell and Family
Baltimore
B. B. Randle
Recital At Pennsylvania College By Dr Steck And Family
Dr Steck delivers a Shakespeare recital at Pennsylvania College praised for power, voice quality, and elegant bearing. Misa Retta Steck shown as an extraordinary elocutionist likely to lead on stage, with admired renditions from Hamlet and King Lear. Dr Steck and his daughter plan a recital at Woman's College on January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiet
King Lear
REMNANTS GARMENT SALE OFFERING HALF COST
Jobn Mendrickson announces a special sale with remnants including beams silks wool dress goods and cloths at about half price. fruit cloths ground cotton etc. many garments and hats jackets muffs and children's sets included. customer savings promised with superior quality garments on offer.
Local Notes and Oddities From Bendriocebor
Mr James P Forsythe plans tiling in the court house corridor amid routine notices. Diphtheria prompts a rise in anti toxin demand at Weathersville. Fortnightly Literary Club meeting dates corrected to February 1 and February 8. A fire engine mishap caused smoke and horse uneasiness. George W Gleasner involved. Smiths Trac s Life projections at City Opera House draw praise for clear new scenes and songs Beneath the Pipes of Vermont and Keep a Cosy Carrier in Your Heart for Me. A barn on John O Devries farm in Frashom Ostroll county burned Saturday morning. livestock rescued but hay, grain, tools lost. Loss $4,000 with $80 and $25 insured in Dog Hil and Carroll County companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Forsythe
Court House
Weathersville
George W. Gleasner
Moting Pictures
Smith
Trac—so-Life Projectiog Company
Clty Opera House
Vermont
John O. Devries
Frashom
Ostroll
Dog Hil Company
Carroll County Company
Frederick College and Local Advertisements in Fredericksburg
Local notes describe lunch and Sapper events at The Presbyterian Church with prices and dates January 16 17 18 and 23 25, plus ongoing courses at Frederick College including night school bookkeeping shorthand and typing. Business changes include Wm H Bartholaw green grocery purchase. medical and musical ads appear for Dr Wm Taran eye specialist and Music & Literature shop with pianos organs and literature. Public auction led by M O Gerzspaces for silk velvet embroidery hosiery and children's caps at 223 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapper
The
Presbyterian Church
Park Hotel
Pobitte
Doza
Mags
M. O. Gerzpaces
North Market Street
Walter Saunders
Morgan Cecil Holiday Offer at 6 West Patrick Street
Oloned Goods of Every Description include Reseporated Peaches Evaporated Apricots and dried corn. Headquarters for Whiskies Wings Champagnes Cordials and Liqueurs. For the holidays go to Morgan Cecil at No 6 West Patrick Street. The only War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Cecil
West Pstrick Street
W. Patrick St. Frederick
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Sunday Schools and Societies
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Hagerstown
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East Patrick Street
Sam
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Juss
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Frederics, Md
E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Qeorce
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George
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Thos, P. Rice
Homas P. Rice
Frederick County
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Cor. Chaorch and Market Sts
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Franklin Street
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Frederick, MD
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