Personal visitors and town residents return for winter
Mr and Mrs Arther L Bosley return to town for the winter and stay with Mrs Nelson Diehl on East Third street. Miss Maud Trundie visits her uncle W Burna Trundie in Baltimore. Mr Lobr from Hagerstown visits his brother in law Charles Troxell near Frederick. Mrs Wineberg returns from Baltimore. George Roberts visits friends in Shookstown this week. Thos Measel visits friends in the country. Dr David Lowenstein of Baltimore was in the city yesterday. John Hartman of East Third street visits friends in Washington this week. Dr Feigley and Allen Bentz of East Third street visit friends in Surkettsville. Miss Nannie Main and Aggie Gazt of Buckeystown visit Eugene Heffner’s family on West Patrick street. Miss Mary Myers, student at the Academy of the Visitation, was guest of Miss Florence McDonald last Saturday evening.
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Arther L. Bosley
Nelson Diehl
Third Street
Maud Trundi E
W. Burna Trundie
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Air. Lobr
Hagerstown
Charles Troxell
Frederick
Wineberg
George Roberts
Shookstown
Thos. Measel
David Lowenstein
John Hartman
East Third Street
Washington
Feigley
Allen Bentz
Surkettsville
Nannie Main
Aggie Gazt
Buckeystown
Eugene Heffner
West Patrick Street
Mary Myers
Academy of the Visitation
B.Y. A
Florence McDonald
Local option debate stirs Woodeboros and Creagerstown
Fragments describe local option discussions in nearby towns Woodeboros and Creagerstown, with scattered notes on events from a minstrel troupe to a hotel rental and various personal health updates. The item threads together diverse local snippets and community happenings.
Evening of Huror at City Opera House features Nye and Smith
Report of the F. C. Y. M. G. entertainment at the City Opera House last night. Edgar Nye and W. Hawley Smith presented a mix of humorous readings and sketches to a large audience, with Nye delivering stories and Smith performing numerous readings and burlesques.
Beautiful calendars highlighted by Great Southern print house
The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company of Frederick profiles a set of superior calendars from local firms. J E Sheppard presents a desk and wall oyster shell calendar. B F W Hicks features Gaico meili Birds on a wall calendar. E R Dyer issues a calendar for Mansfield patrons. White Plain Cashel Co Md and Dyer Switzer offer envelopes titled Pre-Five Senses. The Great Southern maintains a wide calendar stock and offers stylish low-priced prints.
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Great Southern Printing and Manfacturing Company
Frederick
Enterprise
J. E.&beppard
Court Street
Messrs. B. F.& W. Hicks
General Merchandise
Rockville
Gaicomeili
E. R. Dyer
Mansfield
W. Va
W. Hicks
White Plain
Cashel Co. Md
Dyer & Switzer
General
Great Southern
News of the State and Local Fire, Court, and Property Items
A compilation of Maryland items reports grip in Felbot, electric alarm plans in Eton, local fire losses near Hagerstown and Howard county, robberies near Byattsville, and attempts to burn the Smits building in Wilmington. It notes road contracts near Laurel, jail work proposals, trials in Cecil county, new school construction at Annapolis, oyster bed disputes in Kent, and land sales including Rich Neck farm. court cases involve White vs Boyd and Chappell vs Baltimore city, with railway and crossing matters and church construction in Hell Corner.
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Felbot
Eton
Hyattsville
Willis
Wilmington
Roward County
Samuel Lowman
Hagerstown
Barton
John A. Martwood
Byattsville
Smits
Del
Atwood Bluot
Bern
Howard
James L. Hobbs
High Ridge Road
Laurel
Howard County
Gidgar Kmode
Funkstown
White
Boyd
Cecil County
Rouse
Annnapolis
Kent County
Chesapeake Bar
Frank Turner
Bayside Land Company
Rich Neck
Talbot County
John 4
Eline
Garge
Hell Corner
Electric Railway of
Cumberland
Narrows Park
Migoe McCombs
Havre de Grace
Anne Arundel
Sweetzer Linthicum
Annapolis and Baltimore
West Virginia Central Railroad
Alexander Shaw
Mineral County
W. C S
United States Circuit Court For
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Thomas C. Chappell
Baltimore City
Littl Hawking Point
LONAL WORLD POUND PARTY AT WAGNER HOME NEAR NEW MARKET
A lively home gathering hosted by Mr. Wm. Wagner near New Market drew 67 guests from surrounding counties. The event featured games and confections, with guests expressing thanks to the host and hostess before departure. A German language class postponement and a Hephilichorean Dancing Association hop in Junior Hall are noted for upcoming events.
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Wm. &. Wagner
New Market
Whematr
Sssual
Hephilichorean Dancing Association
Train collision in Virginia kills or injures twenty five
Special to Tas News reports the Richmond and Danville limited collided with the Virginia Carolina and Northern train this morning near CugstEen. Twenty five people were killed or injured in the fatal wreck.
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Tas News
CugstEen
8.C
Richmond and
Danville
Virginia, Caroling and Mortherr
Fashions Folbu es Velvet Hats and Five Oclock Gowns
Fashion notes describe velvet hats with varied crown shapes and black ribbon adornments, including ostrich tips and aigrettes. Capotes in ruby red velvet feature lace frills and a pink feather, while green velvets with embroidery show bows and bird head motifs. Afternoon hostess gowns favor fitted blue or claret cloths with fur trim imit ations, insertions, and colored silks in this season's style.
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Mongolia
Local Officials Appointments and Real Estate Transfers
The notice lists appointments of district clerks and a vaccine physician, naming R. C. Reich William Line Conrad Shultz John Roelkey Charles R. Smith Ferne E. Wirtz J Wesley Creager Harlan G Routzabn Lewis Lemar. It records real estate transfers James F. Miller to John A Birdie A L Poole 21 acres for 16256 Julia Ann Coblentz to John C Stone mountain land interest. Marriage licenses issued to Joseph E Stitely and Mary E Martin. Lewis E Stop and Gertrude E Stone.
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Munlhifiedt
R. C. Reich
William Line
Conrad Shultz
John Roelkey
Charles R. Smith
Ferne
E. Wirtz
J_ Wesley Creager
Harlan G. Routzabn
Lewis Lemar
James F. Miller
Marhe BL
John A Birdie
A. L. Poole
Julia Ann Coblentz
John C. Stone
Mary E. Black
Frederick E. Wilhide
Creagersstown
Joseph E. Stitely
Mechanicstown
Mary E. Martin
Ostocla
Lewis E. Stop
Gertrude E. Stone
Ky Springs
Frederick City
Md School for the Deaf News Update
The bulletin notes Mrs Jerashi M Skinner of Elmira New York is wintering with sister Mrs A M Grow at the school. Pupils Yerkes Brock and Partridge returned Jan 2 from holidays to a lively Christmas vacation and gifts. School reopened Jan 2 with most pupils back, Christmas vacation deemed beneficial for students and teachers.
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School For the Deaf News
Mra
Jerashi M. Skinner
Elmira
N.Y
Mra. A. M. Grow
Ijama
W. R. Barry
Dalescine
Baltimore
Turat
Louie
Daleschue
Harford County
C. AL. Grow
Kennedy
World's Fair Portfolios Coupon Offer At News Office
The World’s Falk coupon drive invites readers to exchange three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps for a part of the Great Portfolio to be delivered Saturdays. Orders must be in by Wednesday for the week’s distribution, with mail orders adding two more stamps. A bound volume offers the complete work for 4 59 or 4 50 plus a year’s News subscription.
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Taz News
I.c
Taz Daily News
Tes Wrens
Catoctin Literary Society Elects New Officers at Wolfsville
The Catoctin Literary Society of Wolfsville reorganizes and names J. L. Frey as president G. R. Stottlemyer as vice president Miss Jennie Stottlemyer as secretary Miss Bessie L Stottlemyer as treasurer Miss Sadle Wolf as Iranian and Miss Jors Wolf as editor Meetings limited to members only. Syrup of Figs advertised as a permanent cure for habitual constipation urging readers to visit this month. Day goods and carpet departments run sales before February 1 invoicing.
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Catoctin
Cstectin Literary Society
Wolfshiile
J. L. Frey
G. R. Stottlemyer
Jennie Stottlemyer
Bessie L Stottlemyer
Sadle Wolf
Jors Wolf
Legislature Proceedings and Local Interest in Allegany Mines
Maryland lawmakers reassembled and formed joint committees to notify Treasurer Jones and Police Commissioner Robson of re election. Aline Inspector Medla hon reports favorable mining prospects in Allegany and Garrett counties while Governor Brown resists large penitentiary expansion costs estimated at 256000 dollars. Funeral services for Mary C Miles were held at Ashbury M E Church with interment in Greenmount cemetery.
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Tuttle
Medlahon
Allegany
Garrett
Brown
Treasury
Maryland
Jones
Robson
Hyde
Anne Arundel
Preston
Keenan
Airs Mary C. Miles
Asbury M. E
R. P. Lawson
Hevs. Young, Fields and Probee
Greenmount Cemetery
Pall Bestera
Robert Gray
John W. Williams
Geo. Sewell
Wm. Downs
Marshall Jenking
Charles B. Golas
Daceseed
Daughters
Local Notes on Pabst and Bohemian Beers at Carlin House Bar
Revival services continue at Trinity Church led by Pastor Rev. J Hawk with preaching every night by Rev. Silliman Bugden at 73 o clock. Prayer meetings each afternoon at 25 o clock. AC cordial invited. Full line of underwear offered including fleeced lined underwear and union suits for ladies and misses.
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Trinity Church
J. ©. Hawk
Silliman Bugden
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