Pleasant Paragrapher Personal Notes Across Town
Dr W B Perkins of Hancock was summoned to Frederick by his mother's serious illness. Miss Mollie Bond of Johnsville visits cousin Miss Carrie Barrick on West Church street. Rev C J Burdette of Browningeville G C T I O G T is in the city on order business. Mr Robert H Campbell, formerly of this city, left O'Neill Baltimore to return to Joe Guimar. Miss Minnie Renniker of Baltimore visits Mr Charles Tinney's family.
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W. B. Perkins
Hancock
Frederick
Mollie Bond
Johnsville
Carrie Barrick
West Church Street
C. J. Burdette
Browningeville
G.C.T
Order
Robert H. Campbell
O'Neill
Baltimore
Joe Guimar
Minnie Renniker
Charles Tinney
Brief Bits and Local Items for General Interest
Short items note road repair by John T. Best on cemetery road, announce The Doomswoman premieres Saturday, and urge readers to collect Ten News World's Fall Art Portfolio starting with part one. Mrs Etla Rice sprained her arm fetching water, water wheel at Calumet and Hecla weighs 200 tons, and remarks mock the Hawaii queen with a barrel organ next summer. English skylark struggles in New England climate. Duke of Marlborough and Sarah Jennings quarrel frequently. Mary Erb receives widow's pension. Miles Dieb Reading Club meets at Rev Eschbach. Hicks’ snow signals a cold wave. Independent Dram Corps to elect officers at Independent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locsi
John T. Best
Cemetery Road
Ten News World
Etla Rice
East Fith Street
Calumet
Hecla
Lake Superior
Hawaii
New England
Duke of Marlborough
Sarah Jennings
Mary Erb
Frederick
Miles Dieb
Reading Club
Eschbach
Hicks’ Snow
Independent Dram Corps
Independent Hall
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals
A list of hotel guests includes Cire Horsa J P Waiting Holvoxe Mase B A Lewis J D Reeve B D Walters John Lippincott Benny LaPonte A Mayor HB BK McDonald Elmire H Lee York Le Seebold Millersbarz PA John H Gonly Washington John Williams Pa EV Canter New York J H Woylif Denville Va Geo D Fleming W H Jones Geo Stephens Pa A J Parsons DR Houck Md 7 E Haley Huntington W a Xoontz Washington county 11 Cartry Hovss W Harbeagh Deer Ele W Faulkner Pixsburg Jd Atkin son 2 3 4 Frolich Baltimore W G Branback Shanesville Berks county Pa I from the city from the county Gnrorr Harss John HM Shoemaker Dertie D Hospelhorn Gettysburg Pa 5 D Boyd Dawsonville Mad C CG Jamison Mt Ephraim Montgomery county F W Spotten Colombis Pa 22 from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cire Horsa
J P. Waiting
Holvoxe
Mase
B.A. Lewis
J. D Reeve
B.D. Walters
Philadelphia
John Lippincott
Benny LaPonte
Baltimore
HB. BK. McDonald
Elmire H. Lee
York
le Seebold
Millersbarz
John H. Gonly
Washington
D.C
John Williams
EV. Canter
New York
Frolich
W. G. Branback
Shanesville
Revival services enriched by Rev A J Gil arrival
News of the Churches reports Rev A J Gil, son in law of Samuel Lamar of Cumberland, arriving Tuesday on train No 5 to assist Rev J C Nicholson in Centre Street BL. BE Church revival. St Mary’s Chapter All Saints Guild held its mid winter tea after a business meeting with Mrs John Hendrickson Mrs S Tilton Mrs L M Nixdorf serving. The chins and cover used were over one hundred years old. Samuel Dutrow led service at the Reformed chapel last night. Rev Eschbech was away at a church meeting in Woodsboro. Subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Gil
Samuel Lamar, Esq
Cumberland
J. C. Nicholson
Centre Street BL. BE
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
Sud
John Hendrickson
S. Tilton
L. M. Nixdorf
Samuel Dutrow
Reformed Chapel
Eschbech
Woodsboro
City fathers of Frederick discuss market hours and city bonds
The Frederick Board of Aldermen met in regular session at 7 30 last evening with full attendance. They approved last meeting minutes and a $1273 market receipts report. Bills from many vendors were reviewed and sent to claims committee. Proposals included widening East Patrick street bridge and lighting Ony Hall. Hall usage was granted for several events, and debate arose over market hours with a vote to consider later times. A plan to seek legislative authority to issue bonds for the new reservoir and expand city powers was approved for committee action.
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Board of Aldermen
LE. M. Nixdorf
Comitee
Geo. W. Breagle
Northern Division
Lerch
Southern Division
Wilcoxen
Brown
the News
A. G Quynp and Co
Chas. Hagan
Geo. W. Brengle
Siti
Legisislare Lo
Patrick Street
Burger
Bir
A. Bosley
F.B. Rhodes
Eisenhauer
Frederick
Wm. H. Eichelberger
St. John’s Catholic School
Grand Army of the Republic
Gordon
Later Market Hours Favored but Postponed by Board
At the city board meeting the aldermen discussed extending market hours for winter months. Most members supported a change to boost attendance, but action was deferred due to the season and ordinances. The Market Master would open at daybreak with bells, but no hour change was enacted this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Hygeia Ice Company Elects Directors and Officers
At a stockholders meeting on January 3 at Citizens National Bank room No 9 the Hygeia Ice Company elected Col Charles E Trail John Motter C H Eckstein G C G Levy B M E Getzendanner G W Smith and D H Hargett to the board of directors On January 5 the board organized naming George William Teath president and manager D S Hargett treasurer and C Eckstein secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Teaith
Hargett
C. Eckstein
Marriage Licenses Issued for Hil and Mackelbee Pair
Charles G. Hil colored and Miss Em ma Mackelbee colored, both of Oldfield Unionville district. William H. Stull and Miss Sarah Jane Angleberger, both of Brook Bill Tusctor a district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Hil
Emma Mackelbee
Oldfield
Tnionville
Wiliam H. Stull
Sarah Jane Angleberger
Brook Bill
Tuscatora
Real Estate Transfer in Progress Between Executors
John C Motter trustee transfers real estate to Maurice J Pl in Hechantestown, TE. Thomas C Thompson and wife convey real estate in Frederico city to John ee, details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
Maurice J
Thomas C. Thompson
John Ee
Prederice City
Pryor Estate Heirs and Guardians Filed for Record
The release of Eli B Pryor heir to Martin L Pryor administrator Albert Anderson guardian to Martin L Pryor administrator Milton Pryor heir to Martin L Pryor administrator Isabella Pryor Catharine M Willhide et al heirs to Martin L Pryor administrator have been filed for record. The Inventory of personal property and current money of Michael Freeze has The first accounts of Vincent Sebold guardian to Bessie Isle Martin Mabel Gertrede Martin Edna Irene Martin and Florence Grace Martin respectively heirs to John W and Ann S Martin deceased have been tied for record.
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Bessie O' Isle Martin
Mabel Gertrede Martin
Edna Irene Martin
Florence Grace Martin
John W
Ann S. Martin
Legislatures Proceedings Yesterday Brief and Uneventful
In Annapolis the Senate considered a free coal resolution, while a mining region expert disputed alarm. The Chesapeake Bank seeks charter enlargement and Judge Lynch’s term extension gained favorable committee support and third reading. Governor Brown signed a treasurer election bill.
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Senate
Kloan
Allegany
Wilson Teriff Kel
Annapols
Chesapeake Bank
Ite
Lynch
Frederick
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brown
Brakush- Willams
Anne Arandel County
Mr. Baer
Baltimore City
Society For the Suppression of Fire
S. G. Walles
Nat Tyler
Douglas
Scarboro
Ers Law
Harford
Jones
House Judiciary Committee
Frank A. Bond
House of Correction
Leonl
Roozer
Spencer C. Jones
Frederick County
Adop
Rogers
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Newman
Qualified road supervisors and officials listed by district
Qualified in the clerk's office yesterday as road supervisors for their districts include District 20 James Weddle of James Testrict 4 Jeremiah Martin J F Poulman District 14 Robert Rutherford District 7 George E Cock William J Moberly Levi Cooley Richard T Norwood District 19 Vernon Davis District 8 Charles E Albough District 9 Joan L Blason William T Wagner District 18 Thomas H Murphy William F Birley qualified as constable for Heavers district No 10 and Rufus A Reger as deputy surveyor of Frederick City
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James Weddle
James
Jeremiah Martin
J. F. Poulman
Robert Rutherford
George E Cock
Willam J. Moberly
Levi Cooley
Richard T. Norwood
Vernon Davis
Charles E. Albough
Joan L. Blason
Willam T. Wagner
Thomas H. Murphy
Wiliam F.birely
Heavers
Rufus A. Reger
Frederick City
Horse runaway injures man on North Market Street
An Ennaweau milk wagon horse attached to Charles Martz bolted from in front of F Staud's store around 9 39 this morning and tore up North Market Street at high speed. It struck and bruised Harry Hagan who attempted to stop the wagon. The horse was recaptured near Sixth Street.
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Charles Martz
Staud
North Market Street
Harry Hagan
Harry
Sixth Street
Building rises on former box factory site on B and C avenues
The new structure on the old box factory site is quickly nearing completion. Frederick Fence Company will occupy the building and a Reisterstown, Maryland, resident plans to run a small scale canning business there.
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B. & C. Avenue
Frederick Fence Company
Reisterstown
Hood's Cures and the Sarssparilla Claim
An older advertisement claims Hood's cures surpass other preparations, promising unique curative spores and urging readers to obtain Sarssparilla as a remedy, reflecting period medical marketing language and reliance on botanical tonics.
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Hood
Kent farmers troubled by thieves and fires planned for Hagerstown
News of the state reports a range of local concerns from thefts and robberies in Cecil and Kent counties to a new fire company planned for Hagerstown. Other items note elections, estate trustees, a marriage in Chestertown, a large fire at Dr. B. B. Brown’s farm near Ellicott City, and cattle and crop outlooks in Talbot county while canals debt market activity is mentioned at Hancock.
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Kent
Hagerstown
Henry E. Wootton
Elliott City
Sedwick J. Cromwell
Nathan Pumphrey
Bent County
Centreville
George Beard
Leltersburg
Washington County
Jenofe Hines
Wm Stevenson Walker, Jr
Chestertown
B. B. Brown
Ellicott City
Westminster Fire Department
Vernie Myers
Carbondall
Harmon Brown
Black
Sheridan & Wilson
Barton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hancock
Sarah L Thompson
John A. Thompson
Kent Island
Mr. Bragantier
Charles County
Richard Johnson
Clington
Kent County
Talbot County
C. J. White
Short
Ceci County
Cecli
The New Reservoir Construction Findings
Workmen level earth for a new reservoir reveal uneven cement, loose brick tops, and widespread defects. Observers note poor quality cement, nonuniform brickwork, and leaks risking nearby homes as contractors delay repairs until spring.
Local Health Notes From City Brief
Sick and recovering residents are listed as improving today. Master Wile, son of Eugene Sponceller, East Patrick Street, is now able to be about after grip. Posey at the Home for the Aged is recovering from grip. Alissa Haller is better after illness. Mrs D B Rice, East Fourth Street, is on the sick list. Mrs Gosnell, B and O Avenue, paralyzed earlier, can sit up. Mrs John Gauker, Bellview near town, is quite ill. Hillary Contee, a colored man who shot in the Umb, is doing fair. City Fathers meeting noted President Joseph Hisenbauer retired sick. Mrs D W Harp, Myersville, mother of Editor Harp, remains poorly after long grip. Mrs Van G Ross recovering from recent illness while visiting Baltimore and expected home next month.
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Wile
Eugene Sponceller
East Patrick Street
Posey
Alissa Haller
D. 8. Rice
East Fourth Street
Gosnell
B. &O. Avenue
John Gauker
Bellview
Hilliary Contee
Saturns
Joseph Hisenbauer
D.W. Harp
Myersville
Harp
van G. Ross
OD & Vist
Baltimore
New Bank President Elected at Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Directors met on Tuesday afternoon and elected officers D. C. Winebrenner president Chas B Trail vice president Wilbur H Davall cashier Chas B T Hendrickson teller C Albert Gilson discount clerk Col Chas Trail retired after long service and was succeeded by Col Winebrenner The vice presidency previously held by Col Winebrenner is now filled by Col Trail's son Charles B Trail
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Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
D. C
Winebrenner
Chas. B. Trail
Wilbur H. Davall
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
Telier
C. Albert Gilson
Trail
Col. Winebrenner
Col. Inebrenner
Col. Trail
Chasies B. Trail
Gift of Unabridged Dictionary by Dr Hoffman
Dr Charles W Hoffman presented Mr Lewis Mehring with a large handsome un abridged dictionary from the latest series. Mehring values the gift and highly regards the doctor's kindness and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hoffman
Lewis Mehring
Mehring
World’s Fair portfolio subscriptions offered by The News
The News promotes daily coupons plus 10 cents or stamps to claim parts of the World’s Fair Art Portfolio. Parts delivered Saturdays with deadlines Wednesday evening. Optional bound volume offered at $6.50, with a year of The News included. sample copies available at The News office.
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Tas News
Tae Daily News
Tae Weekly Wawa
The Weekly News Promises Full Maryland Coverage
The Weekly News touts itself as the state’s largest and most complete weekly, offering broad local and county news, farm and home features, and a new market department ready for today. It teases next issue fiction by Gertrude Atherton plus regular special features and ads from multiple local firms.
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Wsesday News
Maryland
Tte
Gertrude Atherton
Charles W. Hallar
Tra Tyler
Wm. G. Zimmerman
R. Gormaz
Poolesville
Thomas & Clery
Chas
H. Webster
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Netdig
J. Wilson & Son
Benner & Kemp
Dr. Hartley
The Social World Soferer Dancing Association Soiree
The Social World notes a Soferer event by the Hephilocorean Dancing Association to be held in Junior Hall tonight. Whist Club met at the home of Billa Nannie Ritchie on West Church Street with pleasant entertainment. Mr GC Arthur Smith of this city plans a friendly shooting contest Tuesday at his home for his friends in the city and county. Misses Odie and Florence Baumgartner Stella Bitzer and Jennie Hitler hosted a pleasant party on Worth Market Street last evening with games socal conversation and refreshments. Syrup of Figs advert promotes a permanent cure for habitual constipation, contrasting with other laxatives that injure the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephilocorean Dancing Association
Billa Nannie Ritchie
West Church Street
Arthur Smith
Odie
Florence Baumgartner
Stella Bitzer
Jennie Hitler
Worth Market Street
Revival Services at Trinity Church Evening Preaching
Revival services continue at Trinity Church led by Pastor Rev J C Hawk with nightly sermons by Rev Silliman Blagden at 730 high noon prayers each afternoon at 230. All warmly invited. Blessings quoted from Psalm 84 verse 4. Pabst Select Blue Ribbon Beer and Bohemian Beer offered at Clark House Bar. Full line of underwear including fleeced lined garments and union suits for women and misses. Comforts and blankets available at current prices.
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Trinity Church
J. C. Hawk
Silliman Blagden
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