PURELY PERSONAL. Residents and Visitors in Town
Short notices list Mr. T. J. Michael of South Market street in Baltimore on business. Harold Lee Got of Providence Rhode Island visits friends in the city. Marshall Hutchison of Cincinnati leaves this afternoon after several days here. Helena Haines of North Market street visits her parents. Clara M. and Ells S. Main return from Washington. Mrs. 4. HE. Biser of East Third street has returned home after a visit. John H. Staley of West Patrick street accepts a book keeper position with G. Waring Tyson on East Patrick. Clara Liggett and Gorn Devilbiss of Walkersville visit Miss Osleste Koalkey of Harmony Grove. Aims Kefauver of near Walkersville returns home after visiting her brother Harry Kefauver on North Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Michael
South Market Strait
Baltimore
Harold Lee Got
Providence
Rhode
Marshall Htchison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Helena Haines
North Market Street
Jesss Haines
Liberty
Clara M
Ells S. Main
West Patrick Street
Washington
HE. Bisar
Eisst Third Street
Wm. T. Biser
Pleasant
John H. Staley
G. Waring Tyson
East Patrick Street
Clara Liggett
Gorn Devilbiss
Walkersville
Osleste Koalkey
Harmony Grove
Aims Kefauver
Harry Kefenver
Weather and civic notes from the town
Brief items cover a weather hint from groundhog lore, a progressive euchre party at Ss. Delin’s library rooms, and tonight’s mayor and aldermen meeting. Also listed are upcoming holidays and a roll of local residents reported sick with statuses from critical illness to improvement and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Delin
Canning Factory Progress Near Barnesville
The Barnesville canning factory is nearing completion with a May 1 finish target. A Chicago firm holds the contract for erection and machinery installation, the building is framed with weather boarding. The main block measures 120 by 32 feet with a 32 by 60 foot wing, and total cost is about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Thas
Chicago
Braddock Building and Development Company Formed
Articles of incorporation filed in Frederick County Maryland for The Braddock Building and Development Company with 340 000 capital. Directors include D Edward Kefauver Emory L Coblentz J Roger McSherry George Wm Smith and Thomas H Haller. Principal office Frederick city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxo
Water Company
Braddock Building and Development Company
Frederick County
Maryland
D. Edward Kefanrer
Emory
D. Edward Koesauter
George Wm. Smith
Emory L. Coblentz
J Roger McSherry
John O. Motter
Thomas H Haller
Calriln R Ooblantz
James E. Ingram
Frank H. Galloway
Ocar B. Ooblentz
Jas. E. Ingram, Jr
Frederick City
Braddock Beights Water Company
Frederick Qounty
D. Edward Befauver
Emory JL. Coblentz
J. Roger McSherry
Thomas H. Hailer
Braddock Heights
D. Edward Kefauver
Thomas OH. Haller
George M. Gittinger
James E. Togram
Frank H. Calloway
Oscar B. Coblentz
James E. Ingram, Jr
Jury list drawn for February term court with names by town
Judge John O Motter selected a grand and petit jury for February term. The list includes Buckeystown Thomas E Myers Eugene A Wachter Frederick C O G Freie Harvey U Rit isnour O Thomas Ramerburg W Nash Young Samus P Dutrow Jr Wm Howe John W Grove Grayson E Bowers John W Hamm Middletown Glaston O Fox Henry E Ray Oreagerstown Allen G Fisher Emmitsberg Wm T Smith Frederick A Welty Ostactin Henry M Warrenfeltz Preston E Fry Urbana Barwell H H Linthicum Eberly F Harris Liberty Wm H Boyer Charles W Smith New Market Amos Haworthy Wm H Esker David A Wegamar Woodsboro Alisha Hahn Franklin Mort Pateraville Henry O Elgin Me Pleasant Charles J Angleberger Jefferson Ches W Miller Mechanicstown Marshall WH Favorite Wm H Layman Jackson John Poffenbarger Samuel T Stine Johnstile James H Clamson John W Fogle J Woodrilla Lorenzi T Day Singanore Gilbert A Fowler Brooks Bogie Lewistown Wim 8 Ramsburg Vernon T Smith Tuscarora Julian E Kemp Burkittsville Grove R House Sis thias S Anale Ballinger Joseph C Cramer Braddock Casrles W Grove Brunswick Chas H Feete Walkersville John M Dinterman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Motter
Buckeystown
Thomas E Myers
Eugene A. Wachter
Frederick Charles OG. Freiie
Harvey U. Ritisnour
O. Thomas Ramerburg
W. Nash Young
Samus P. Dutrow, Jr
Wm. Howe
John W. Grove
Grayson E. Bowers
John W.hamm
Middletown
Glaston O. Fox
Henry E. Ray
Oreagerstown
Allen G. Fisher- Emmitsberg
Wm. T. Smith
Frederick A. Welty
Ostactin
Henry M. Warrenfeltz
Preston E. Fry
Urbana
Barwell HH. Linthicum
Eberly F. Harris
Liberty
Wm. H. Boyer
Charles W. Smith
New Market
Amos Haworthy
John W. Fogle
J. Woodrilla
Lorenzi T. Day
Singanore
Gilbert A. Fowler
Brooks Bogie
Lewistown
Wim
Ramsburg
Vernon T. Smith
Tuscarora
Julian E. Kemp
Burkittsville
Grove R. House
Sisthias S. Anale
Ballinger
Joseph C. Cramer
Braddock
Casrles
Casrles W- Grove- Brunswick
Chas
H. Feete
Walkersville
John M. Dinterman
Law's Grip Fines Glass Breaker In Tobacco Shop
Harry Sparks colored boy arrested by Officers Hobba and Herwig for breaking glass in William Miles tobacco shop door Worth Market street. Justice Eckstein ordered him to pay 180 dollars for replacement glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sparks
Officera Hobba
Herwig
Wm. Miles
Worth Market Street
O. H. Eckstein
Taigny Offends Castro In Venezuelan Dispatch
In Caracas, January 17, French representative Taigny boarded a steamer without President Castro's permission. Castro said he would not allow him to land again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spesisi
Taz News
Garacas
Venezuela
Taigny
Castro
Fallieres President Special Dispatch in Paris
Clemens Armand Falliesten, president of the Senate, was today elected President of France in Paris on January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clemens Armand Falliesten
Senate
France
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses in Weekly Courts
Week's records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts list transfers of real estate in various Maryland counties, including Braddock Heights and Merhanicetown, with prices from $10 to $3,381. Also reported are marriage licenses for individuals in Frederick area and a note on postal law violations in Hagerstown with fines of $10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Frederick County
Maryland
W. Scott Kefanvoer
Braddock Heights
Edwin W. Loucks
William Albert Hood
Martha Brashear Et al
Ulysses Hobbs
George D Martz
James G. Stevens
Ssmmel D Bassard
Chas L. Bassard
Bernard W. Thomas
Fher Heffner
Mary Delauter
Charles EB. ‘Fows
David Lowenstein
Standard Oil Company
Merhanicetown
Jacob Scarf
Eliza N Scarff
George T. Kohblenberg
Philip Barton Scarff
James 8. Scarffand
Henry Jenkins
Resi
Thomas F
Edward R. Eyler
Charles Shaields
Charles Shieldate
Edward E. Eyler
Wm.a. Arnsperger
Thomas H. Harbaugh
Sabillesville
W S. Lantz
John R. Lantz
John W. Harris
New London
Mary Anna Snyder
Bartholows
Charles Edward Wisner
Alma Plorence Mercer
Ijamsville
Charles P. Anderson
Laura May Poste
Ridgeville
John Henry Irvina
Hagerstown
F. Sharron
Washington
Post Office
Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem
N.C
Fastoffica
Repeal Bid Aims at Shoemaker Road Law in Frederick
Frederick county delegate Luckey introduces a bill to repeal the Shoemaker Good roads act, arguing it failed farmers and raised costs. He cites road costs per mile and state fund allocations as reasons, with Byler proposing a Defender’s Day holiday and committees announced for the House of Delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Fuother
Lockey
Lackey Catd
Frederick
Mer
Byler
Banson
Nicodemus
Agriculture
Pensiona
Richerda
Byler—Qurrency
Andera
Mother Seeks Return of Abandoned Child in Habeas Case
In Baltimore Judge Sharp heard habeas corpus proceedings over a six year old foster son of Mr and Mrs Mulford. The birth mother Varnie Koontz seeks custody claiming she can care for him, while Mrs Katharine Harris, who raised him, argues the boy should stay with her. The case notes the boy’s potential inheritance and the foster parents’ wish to keep guardianship with siblings if custody is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Mallard
Bor
Malford
Judge Sharp
Baltimore
Varnie M. Koontz
Katharine Harris
East Randall Street
Mulford
Neilie
Harris
Iiistle
Lttle
Sharp
Br. Malford
Osrris
Long Service Miss Crown Resigns to Teach in Berryville
Miss M. Josephine Crown, longtime Frederick public school teacher, resigned her Baltimore post to move to Berryville Virginia Joliva. After thirty six years in public schools she earned an annuity from the Teachers Mutual Benefit Association for sixteen years of service. She is sister to the late John O. Crown of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Josephine Crown
Baltimore
Berryville
Joliva
Misa Crown
Frederick
H. G. Sleeper
South Street
Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Miss Crown
John O. Grown
Road Supervisors Named in New Market District Appointments
The board of county commissioners appointed road supervisors for New Market District including Albert Caskour William T Wagoner Harry O Mount and others. The board also settles with Woodaboro district supervisors and granted 75 dollars to the United Bire Company for purchasing horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
New Market District
Albert Cask
Our
William T. Wagoner
Harry O. Mount
Gattison Mf. Brandenburg
Georges W. Tobray
Upton Sier
Zschariah T. Rippeon
Amos Wesse
Benjamin F. Dauvall
Vernon A. Snyder
James M. Kelly
Edmond Ozshour
George W. Duvall
Wm. H. Pordum
Frank
Sunday School Election At Grace Reformed Church
The Grace Reformed Sunday school elected officers for the coming year in the consistory room. Elected: Superintendent J Travers Thomas, Secretary Henry H Abbott, Treasurer Archibald E Fisher, Keeper of Periodicals Harry J Kef saver, Librarian David G Aldridge, Superintendent of Primary School Mrs Ida M Markey. The school reports a flourishing condition and aims for a more successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Sunday School
J. Travers Thomas
Henry H. Abbott
Archibald E. Fisher
Harry J. Kefsaver
David G. Aldridge
Ida M. Markey
Social supper hosted for Mrs. John Smith at Moberly home
A sumptuous supper was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Moberly of East Second street on Wednesday evening January 10 at 6 30 oclock in honor of their guest Mrs. John Smith of Liamsville Cavers. A enjoyable time was spent by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Mires
Marion Moberly
East Second Street
John Smith
Liamsville
Cavers
Local Market Prices For Corn Wheat And Barley
Market notes list today prices at Tyson's market. Corn barrels at 2.20 dollars per barrel shelled 44 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red steamer at 7.00 dollars per bushel rejected 60 cents per bushel damaged 55 cents per bushel. Cesz at 20 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrocal Mart
G. Waring Tyson
Cesz
Elizabeth Kreh Celebrates Quiet 81st Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Kreh marked her eighty first birthday at her home on All Saints' Street with a quiet celebration. A number of friends visited to offer congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kreh
Opinions of Eminent Judges at Woman's College
Miss Rett Steck earns wide fame for interpreting classics with forceful judgment and grace. Dr. Ogfries T Steck is praised as an unparalleled Shakespeare interpreter whose easy natural method astonishes audiences. The lecture or reading event is set for next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rett Steck
Downing to Star in Hank Monk at Local Theatre
Mr Downing brings the three act play Hank Monk to the city on Monday night January 22. Written for him by Joaquin Miller the piece is set in the Sierra Nevada region around California and portrays the Story of the Golden West with authentic local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Downing
Robert Downing
Hank Monk
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Sierra Nevada
Ssacremanto
California
Oslifornis
Golden West
Bank of Frederick Extends Corporate Existence to 3126
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick is authorized to continue its corporate existence until January 2, 3126, under an extension of its articles of association. The certificate is signed by Thomas P. Kane, Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency, with charter numbers 3476 and extension 2363.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasarxeron
D.C
Citizens' National Bank of
Frederick
Maryland
Congress
Iziss
Thomas P. Kate
Crrreves
Citizens’ National Bank of
Ctr
Basidesa
Yr P. Kane
Deaths in Frederick area claim several residents
Obituaries report the sudden death of Justus Miller on North Market Street from acute indigestion born 1829 in Hessen Darmstadt died at home at 7:30 AM survived by widow and three children. Andrew Andes died near Liberty town aged 73. Margaret Rohrbach aged about 16 died near Burkittaville from consumption. Elizabeth E J Ball died on West All Saints Street aged 59. Amos Frazier of Washington DC, formerly of Frederick, funeral at Glenwood Cemetery Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Miller
Justus Stiller
Frederick
North Market Street
Miller
Ein Alsfeld
Grossherzog
Thumn
Hessen
Darentadt
Germany
Andrew Andes
Libertytown
Barbara Williams
F.ektiman
Unionville
Messia
Chas. Glisan
Edward Stitely
Harry Wilson
Milton Staab
Harry Garver
Meurice Poola
A. Waleb
Johnsville
Margaret Rohrbackmiss
Margaret Rohrbach
Benjamin Rohrbach
Burkittaville
Joss
Paranta
Perry
Benjaming
Frank
Clarence
Addie
German Baptist Church
Nest Grond Row
Iotermant
Elizabeth EK
Bell
Elizabeth E. J. Ball
West All Sainte’ Street
John Mehrring
Allen Moberly
Albert T. W
Annie S
Mary A
Jessie E. Bell
Theresa Bell
Charles Ball
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frazier
Amos Frazier
Washington, D. C
William and
Margaret A. Frazier
Glenwood Cemetery
Funeral for George Washington Miller Tomorrow at 10
The funeral for the late George Washington Miller will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the church at Asion with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Also note recommended Chamberlain's Salve for skin diseases available at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Miller
Asion
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Special sale on remnant garments and cloths
John Hendrickson announces a stock taking sale with remnants and odd ends across calico Percale Ginghams and wool goods offered at about half price. Include patterns, floor samples, and superior cloths at 1.25 per 12 yards, plus hats and furs sold under cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walet
Dres
Chilldren
lSc
Mercerizsd
George
Rodoouk
Annapolis Elections and Naval News Highlight Early 1900s Era
Reports list J Barry Balls elected fire marshal of Annapolis and Midshipman Minor Meriwether Jr resigning from the Naval Academy amid a court martial. Other items note Captain Jeff Davis fined for oyster law violations, Cumberland investigations, and a Corkline fraud arrest in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Barry Balls
Annapolla
Wiliam EB. Hodges
Evlisnts City
Gumberland
William H. Porter
Maryland
Old Point
Deway Dock
Meriwether, Jr
Arcanapolis
Naval Academy
Justice Gonder
E. L. Griffith
J. B. Mason
Gaither
Baltimore
Strong, Griffith & To
Popular Plays and Church Sale Highlight Local Page
Popular plays feature Whiis Biachha Sates and Robert Downing in Golden West productions. A Park Hotel sale and supper hosted by Presbyterian church ladies drew a large crowd and continues tonight and tomorrow. Frederick Chapter DAR plans an important meeting at the Misses Maulaby homes with officer elections on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hotel
The
Presbyterian Church
Eappers Ware
Houses of Friends of the Congregation
D. A. BR
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kodak Contest and Presbyterians Oyster Supper notices
Kodak contest numbers listed at Kreh Studio. Presbyterians Oyster Supper and lunch planned at Park Hotel Tasaday on January 16 17 and 15 with meals daily 12 to 2 and 5 to 10 pm. Oysters sold by the dozen and supper orders available. Local notices include job ads for Saturday Evening Post sales and Frederick College offers night school courses and chicken and pigeon feed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bistory
Boston
Philo-delphix
Franklin
Richard
London
Ward
Brown
Soted
List
Philest
Co- Rovemeldt
Benjamin Frankie
Wasniarox
W. L. Moos
Kodak
DAZ
8. Rodeck & Co
J. W. Strasberger
West Fourth Street
Harry G. Hull
Mies Alice Hichelberger
Frank Shipley
Messrs
Raymond and
Ernest Shipley
East Fourth Street
D. F. Davis
Mir James E. Devilhiaz
Weat
All Saints’ Street
Cocet
Frank Cobert
Louis
Edward Miller
Oficera Herwig
Hobba
Fallieres President
Citizens’ National Bank
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the
Frepence
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
WL. G. Zdiaerman
John Hendrickson
Tam O'Shanters
Best Goods
Hoods and Teqnes
Costa
Joem Rendrickson
News OF the
Kronze
Imbrest Horn
Westercdar
Kreh
Saturday Evening Post
Wast Charon Street
Gry O. Rossi
Gem
Frederick Collegs
G. Wannie Triox
Frederick College
Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank 4
Qhorge
Rodock & CE
P. Rice
East Fourth Steelt
Besant & Enott
Nest
Ros
Morgan Croil
Morgan Orcil
Patick
Frederick, Ma
U. L. Refauver
E. Peterkan
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Fostae
Frederick, MD
E. Eefauver
Church Street
Fredericki
Médiz
Buff Wyandotte Cockerela
H. Marxeil
Araoy P.O
Sale
Court
East Sixth Street
I Adan
APD
Lindssy
F. B. Sappingtor
Sappingtom
Merket Street
Kalki Newspaperh
Rikiv
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