Pleasant Personal News From Baltimore Visitors Stopovers
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Barry O Hood of Baltimore visits Mrs. James M Hood at the City Hotel. Misa Lola Dindis of North Market street stays with friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Joseph KE Roarkey and daughter Rhoberta of Taneytown visit Mrs. Elrey Roarkey on North Market street. Mr. Calvin Page of the Maryland Agricultural College returns after a visit with his parents on Record street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry O. Hood
Baltimore
James M. Hood
City Hotel
Misa Lola Dindis
North Market Street
Joseph KE. Roarkey
Rhoberta
Taneytown
Elrey Roarkey
Calvin Page
Maryland Agricultural College
Dudley Page
Record Street
Local Sales Report From Bolivar And Middletown
Mr. Otho J. Shank sold his brick dwelling and storehouse at Bolivar to George P. Sheffer for 1500 dollars. Mr. Br. O. Delander of Middletown bought and took charge of the saddle and harness establishment of Mr. C Mobberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Shank
Bolivar
George P. Sheffer
BR. 0. Delander
Middletown
C Mobberly
Funeral Services for Dr Edward Bowies Held at West Third Street
The funeral for Dr Edward Bowies was held at 10 o'clock from his West Third Street home with services by Ray B Switzer. The M B ehnures choir sang hymns. Pallbearers included Dante T Oodeman and Prof B O Shepherd among others. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison led the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowies
West Thirdstraat
Ray B. V Switzer
M. B. Ehnures
Dante T. Oodeman
Prof
B. O. Shepherd
Lona Kemp
John FT. Wood
W. Nash Young
Charles Oronise
G. Blanchard Philphot
Lloyd T
Myer Wertheimer
Cbarles Jones
Clinton Willard
F Marion Faube
St. Olivet Cemetery
C. O. Carty
University Extension Lectures Set With Jan 23 Meeting
Dr F H Syken will deliver this winter’s University Extension lectures in the city. A meeting at the Woman’s College on Thursday January 23 at 7 20 p m will choose the course subject and elect offers of the center. The first lecture will be on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Syken
Woman's College
Groff Accepts Post With Miller Brothers at Westminster
Mr. Charles D. Groff, longtime employee of Mr John Hemdrickson in this city, has accepted a position with Miller Brothers, proprietors of a large department store in Westminster. He has begun his new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Charles D. Groff
John Hemdrickson
Mitler Brothers
Groff
Sale of Deposits at City Hotel in Freder icktown
Charles B. Fout auctioned at the City Hotel this morning $500 in Fredericktown Savings Institution deposits to Robert H. Ramsburg at 185 per 100 and $660 to Hon Jacob Rohrback at 186 25 per 110. A police officer fired three shots last night while pursuing a man trying to escape on West Patrick street. the fugitive was not struck and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fout
City
Weally
Fredericktown
Mano
West Patrick Street
Mot Atrauck
Confederate Veterans Banquet in Honor of Gen Les Held
The Alexander Young Jump Confederate Veterans hold their annual banquet at the Park Hotel this afternoon to honor Gen Robert B Les. Printers ink is touted as trade fertilizer and newspapers as the most economical spreader of it. Tap Bhewa in the beat grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young Jump
Gen
Robert B. Les
Park Hotel
Hours of Sermons and Meetings in Local Churches
A dense column lists church services across Schleyeville and surrounding towns. It covers All Saints Episcopal, St John Catholic, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, Presbyterian, Lutheran, German Baptist, and Evangelical churches with service times, Sunday school, catechism, and upcoming events. It notes Rev. J M Tombaugh resigned for Pittsburg and Rev Samuel J Ruvananga succeeding Fr Norton in Baltimore, plus a Baltimore General Synod gathering on May 20. The page also mentions a Christmas concert program by The Guild with a full sequence of musical items and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyeville Mision
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. M. Tombaugh
First United Brethren Church
Ha Rerstown
Pittsburg
St. John’s Catholic Church
Samuel J. Ruvananga
Baltimore
Norton
Episcopal Church
Incarnation
Rav. S. S. Muller
B. V. Switzer
M. E
Epworth League
Glade Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
Todd
M. EH
BE. R. Lewis
United Brethren Church
O. W.stinespring
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
J. N. Zunmerman
German Baptist Church
E. &. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hymum
Jeans
Mr Thomas K E Pope Dead Prominent Frederick Citizen
Mr Thomas E Pope died at his residence 20 North Market Street at 1015 last night after a lingering illness of general debility aged 73 He leaves a widow Martha Rice and daughters Emma and Mattie Pope Funeral will be private at 1 o clock Sunday. He was a respected businessman and leader in the Methodist church with strong civic ties in Frederick and surrounding counties. Cheap Publicity ad promotes want ads and Farmers Institute at Woodsboro ends today with speeches by Miller and Van Deman Advertising notes business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pases
Thomas E. Pope
North Market Street
Martha Rice
Emma
Mattie Pope
Pope
Shies
Josés
Bis
Methodiet
Frederick
Wag Aiman
Nominations Made For Company Officers By Independent Hare
Independent Hare Company held a regular quarterly testing night and announced a slate of nominees for all company offices. Candidates include Judge Jamee McSherry for president, Jacob Rohrbaus and E8 Echeiberger for vice presidents, J. Roger McSherry for secretary, J Harry Hacer for assistant secretary, John C. Hardt for treasurer, with a list of directors, foremen, engineers, graders, and other posts led by George Wallace and Frank Salter among others. Six hundred needy children in Bridge ton NW J received New Year gifts from J Ward Richardson, a casepaper man, who distributed gifts to the less fortunate. Senator McComas met with President at the White House regarding Maryland’s secretaryship prospects and departmental changes, while the Maryland delegation plans to file requests for any upcoming vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Independent Hare Company
Jamee McSherry
Jacob Rohrbaus
Barry W. Bowers
George Edw South
G. Warig Tyoon
August Mebbing
Foreman
George Wallace
Will Fout
Philip Schell
David Zimmermag
Albert Mattoon
David H Bolb
C. Elmer Bader
George Kolb
Frank Bentz
Harry King
Charles Butcher
Frank Salter
Wm Mattoon
Harry Schell
Roger Hagan
Hose
Charles B. Shope
Way Font
Lorraine Ramsburg
Roy Eader
Jas
Abrecht
Chief Pinaman
Vetletant Olprnac
G Jobeson Borrail
Wao
Bly
Lae Mathon
Harry Eader
Albert Esker
Reuben King
Frank Little
Joan W
Bridgeton
NW J
J. Ward Richardgos
Mr. Richardson
RicChomas
McComas
White House
Maryland
Payne
Shaw
Senator McDomas
Dog Hero Dies After Ice Rescue Of Malone
Mistreng Mies Lillia Malone, described as an alien peso leader, broke through ice while skating on Thursday and lay unconscious in icy water for minutes. Her dog, named entry boards, aided in the rescue but died from exposure. Malone remained unconscious for four hours and could not speak for 14 beers after she regained consciousness. She skated with Harl Messick at the time of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lillia Malone
Shea
Miss Malone
Harl Messick
Fire at Market House Roof Extinguished By Water
Yesterday at 3 30 p m the Market house roof over the electric light plant caught fire. The alarm brought the firemen quickly. water buckets doused the flames and prevented damage. Sparks from a nearby stove pipe are suspected as the cause.
Admiral Schleys Appeal Completed for Roosevelt
Admiral Schleys counsel has finished the appeal from the findings and report of the court of inquiry. The document is expected to reach President Roosevelt by next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Cours of Inquiry
Roosevelt
Hard on Grain Weather Hurting Wheat Prospects
Farmers say the current open weather with alternating freezes and thaws is damaging growing wheat and rye grain. The frost lifts plants from the soil and exposes the roots, signaling a likely short crop.
A Musical Treat by 11-Year-Old Dobson at All Saints
Master Dobson age eleven will sing for Ss Oecalia Chapter of All Saints Good Friday evening January 31. He has a gifted voice and sings with astonishing grace and cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobson
Ss. Oecalia Chapter of
All Saints
Rural Free Delivery Growth Into National Reach
A postal official in Washington praises rural free delivery as it expands to serve 6 000 000 rural residents by July 1 1903 and projects growth to exceed 21 000 000. The piece stresses good roads, rising farm values, and frequent route inspections as carriers, clerks, and communities strengthen the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Department
Congress
Burglary Suspects Committed by Baltimore Justice
Hyman Zeitz and John Dyce were committed by Justice Feelitig in Baltimore for burglarizing the Baker & Lentz store in Carroll County and stealing penknives and spoons. George Brashear Harry Suetrom Jas Welsh and John Osilendar were sent for court on receiving stolen knives. They allegedly aided Zeitz and Dyce in disposing of the goods in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Hyman Zeitz
John Dyce
Justice Feelitig
Baltimore
Baker & Lentz
Ai Ddount Alry
George Brashear
Harry Suetrom
Jas Welsh
John Osilendar
Zeitz and
Dyce
Middletown Plans New Homes In East End
Mr Emory L Coblentz of Middletown has sold his brick dwelling opposite the railroad and will build a handsome new home in the East End. Several other dwellings are planned for the season in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Frank James Stars in Desert Melodrama at City Opera House
A large crowd witnessed Lt. Walter Van Dyke in a sensational melodrama Abose the Desert at the City Opera House last night. Frank James appeared only in the fourth act but was liberally applauded as peacemaker between Wamego and the villain Richard Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decaert
Walter van Dyke
City Opera House
Frank James
Mr. James
Wamego
Richard Lewis
H. Walter van Dyke
Jack Wark Kelt
George Hampton
Lew Stogle Stivers
Jason Baxter
Opera House
Local bargains and notices from City Hotel area
An assortment of sales items offered by Surrey Borst and others includes Lynn Haven Rays eggs, household goods, and hardware at low prices. Community notices announce club meetings, product tastings, and upcoming auctions with details on dates and hosts. Also advertised are medical services, an optical examiner, millinery sale, and dressmaking services in the City Hotel district.
This and That Bargain Sale at Real House Cleaning Shop
An old time advertisement touts bargains across departments with remnants of silks, wool dress goods, linens, furs, and curtains. It lists reduced prices on colored and black fancy skirts, silks, and garments, and notes discounting on blankets, coats, and men’s undergarments as part of a clearance event.
January sale offers linens and tours from mill to Florida
A frail ad lists enormous linen discounts from Jona Heanoaroxsex NEIDIG Millers store with table linens towels blankets and pillowcases. It promotes Royal Blue Line Tours Florida via Washington with a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad three day trip to Jacksonville leaving January 21 and returning February 12 including meals and sightseeing. Tickets priced at 12.00 round trip available from Frederick and Hagerstown through agent W T Mullinix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida
Hamburg
Neidig & Miller
Royal Blue Line
Florida
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jacksonville
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Frederick
Hagerstown
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick, Md
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Prussia
Duard Bulwer
Bytton
Dad
Bard Y Estrum
Digure Eral
Crit Fee
Cs Derve
Fordel
Ure ‘Ts
Drarudin
Ti & P Ht
Wassisatom
Tax News
WL. Moore
Ahief
The
Weather Bureau
Niai
S Music
Ladies Wa House
Fred Sale
Sments Today
Ee Beall
Ross Orchestra
Miss McGee
Nicholas Fleming
Irs
Henry Lorentz
Kick City Lime Co
Shipley & Boost
City Hotel Grill
Baughman, Preset
F. M&m Phebue
Doli Bros
Aks Gals & Bro
Phiye
Sunday Schools and Societies
Thomas KE. Pope
Farmers’ Institute
Woodsboro
Mesers. Miller and
van Demsn
GINTS
Pancer
Lynn Haven
Surrey & Borst
Robert Smith
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Byorder
L. V. Barouman
Montz Eisenharen
City Hotel Grift
Baltimore Herald
McKinley
Herald
F. M
Isador Saks
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Isipor Saxs
Mes M.O. Getzsauen
North Market St
Walter Sampers
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London Hospital
N. Market
Kapra
East Church Street
John Hendrickson
Avbalgal Abbaia Ul Ur
Jona Heanoaroxsex
Newie & Miller
SABS
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St. Frederick County
Phouse
Isanogle & Wagaman
Gost
North Market Streay
Geo.s Rodoce & CO
Lansdale
Fratt of
Dwight
Womsatts le Pride Et Wet
Alett Lansdale Vambriz
Berkvive
Sannat Bs
Phece
GEO
Rodoce & CO
A.T. Rice
A. T. Riz & Soms Funeral Directore
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patriceibt
Bray Glee Bend
Oak Square Avenue
Brichton
Burban
Fair Grounds
Merle Hiteshew
Nash Cramer
Star Parloe
Sulten
Jersey
Lheifer
Randall
New Market
Dlwantt
Gambrill’s Warsonse
Carroll Street
Rohrbeck's
Joseph Lebhera
Market Street
C. N. Hauer
Joseph Glaze
East Church
East Fourth Street
B. MH. Bisekston
H. E. Wilcoxon
Zleglersville
Nicolas Fleming
East Patrick
Market
Eigth Streets
Market St
East Third St
South Market Street
E. Churey St
J. Tromke
Frambe Brog
East Second Street
Biles Sante Hammond
C. J. Staley
Lewla M. Nisdorf
Lidté
H. Shipley
N. Market St
Toodta
Third Street
T. EM. Biser
West Third Street
Charles P. Levy
LaAbiss
Bisa McGee
Ides v
Chivavo
Gener I
Jaa
Licens & —Mechanics
Tuemen
Bentfree
Loria Mo
Cage Danitn
Nureroiavalit
K” News Office
Jamnitte
F. B. Sappington
China
Bappington
Falls Dawiy
North City
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