Purely Personal. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Rev B V Switzer spends a week in Baltimore. Edward Gannon of this city spends a week in Baltimore. James H Brysam of Washington visits relatives in Frederick. Mr and Mrs John D Bandrickson spend the day in Baltimore. Mears J Thomas Gelwicks and Peter F Burker of Emmittaburg attend the Charleston Exposition. Sadge Motter leaves for Rockville to attend court. Mrs Charles F Krab and daughter at West Third Street spend a few days in Washington. Mrs Joseph Traondis of South Market Street returns from Danville Va. J H Lampe of East Fifth Street leaves for Hagerstown. Mrs George Yost of Baltimore visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Kreh. Mrs Kreh celebrated her seventy seventh birthday recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Switzer
Baltimore
Edward Gannon
James H. Brysam
Washington
Frederick
John D. Bandrickson
Straet
Mears
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Peter F. Burker
Emmitaburg
Charleston Exposition
Sadge Motter
Rockville
Charles F. Krab
West Third Straet
Joseph Traondis
South Market Street
Danville
J.H. Lampe
East Fifth Street
Hagerstown
George Yost
Elizabeth Kreh
Mrs. Kreh
Funerals and Burials Reported in Local Notices
The remains of John H. Hilleary died in Leadville Colorado arrived in Frederick and were taken to W. H. B. Eschison’s for burial. Services at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Peteravilis with Rev Yellett. Interment at cemetery adjoining the church. Also noted are funeral details for Sr. Mary DeChantal Darnall, Albert J. Young, William H. Best, Thomas E. Pope, and Henry Colliflower with various churches, schools, and family services. Costs and details of the local community influence the obituaries, with undertakers F Schroader and W.H. B. Etchison. Also includes cost estimate for Maryland voting machines and a local market quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hilleary
Leadville
Col
Frederick
W. H. B. Eschison
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Peteravilis
Yellett
W. H
Etchison
Mary DeChantal Darnall
Alamni
Fr. O'Rourke
Alumoe Association
Sr. de Chantall
Conyer
F. Schroader
Albert J. Young
Weat South Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
United Drill Association
United Wire Company
Edward Reynolds
Robert Bennett
Fobiss Kahn
John Young
George Burk
John Frazier
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroider
William H. Best
Henry J.D. Hagan
North Market Street
Luther Kuhlman
Henry A. Hahn
George H. Zimmerman
W.H. Summers
H. BR. Hook
John Baumgerdner
Ephriam L.boblitz
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
C.C. Carty
Thomas E. Pope
E. 8. Todd
W.H. B. Etchison
M.&. Olivah
W.H.B. Etchison
Henry Colliflower
Hagerstown
Intormant
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Birthday Banquet Honors Gen Robert E Lee Aboard Park Hotel
Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans and friends marked Gen Robert B Lees birth anniversary with a Park Hotel banquet. About sixty veterans attended as Rev B V Switzer and Capt Ignatius Dorsey led toasts praising Lee and Schley and recounting Southern heroes through three historical epochs. Mayor Smith sang and speeches highlighted Jefferson, Washington, and the Renaissance of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Lee
Alexander Young
Park Hotel
Hoy
Luiel
Alexander Young Camp
F. Thomas
B. V. Switzer
William Jobsson
Adamstown
Thomas
Ignatius Dorsey
Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Adolphus Fearhake
F. J. Nalson
G. B. Philpot
Edward Nelson
New World
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Beaure~ Bard
Fort Sumter
Washington
Arma
Thomas Jefferson
South
Jefferson
Italy
Constantinople
Rome
Sumter
Lee
Robert B Lee
Plone
Schley under fire in stirred Lee tribute and vote
In a heated editorial voice, the piece accuses Admiral Sampson of misrepresenting the Santiago campaign and calls for public condemnation of Schley. It recounts a court inquiry’s findings and urges a nationwide show of support for Schley, ending with praise for Washington, Jefferson, Lee and Schley by Reverend figures and a Confederacy lineage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Chadwick
New York
Schrey
Lampoon
United States
Lodge
Spain
Admiral Schley
Wei
Secretary Long
Sobley
Long
Admiral Dewey
Congress
Spedia
Washington
Jefferson
Lee
David May
New Market
B. V. Switzer
General Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lea
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The Merita of the Mule
Bridges of Hancock Maryland argues the mule outworks and outlives the horse. He claims a mule eats half as much, works longer, and remains safer in traffic, while a horse struggles and is more prone to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Hancock
Mr. Bridges
Wall
A Child Badly Burned In Kitchen Fire
Blanche Bentz, age three, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bentz Jr of B O avenue, was badly burned Sunday while playing with a burning stick in the kitchen. Her dress caught fire after a sister failed to supervise, leaving her severely burned from the knees to the shoulders before help arrived from Dr S T Haifher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Bits
George Bentz, Jr
B. & O. Avenue
8. T. Haif
Sheep Raising in Garrett County Maryland Lease Proposal
A Montgomery county Maryland sheep raiser seeks a one year lease of a 500 acre Garrett county tract to test sheep raising with the aim to purchase if results are favorable. Garrett has a strong wool industry and locals note the glades suit sheep farming, sparking hopes for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett
Montgomery County
Maryland
Garrett County
Public opinion backs Admiral Schley in Carrollton
The Carroll Chronicle reports Carrollton residents overwhelmingly favor Admiral Schley. Winfield Scott Hoopes sustains momentum and George Woodward is a top supporter. The piece notes a distant past link: the admiral's father and Woodward once stole apples near Frederick City about seven decades ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Carroll Chronicle
Carrollton
Ohio
Admiral Schley
Winfield Scott Hoopes
George Woodward
Woodward
Frederick City
The Limited Mail Railroad Drama At City Opera House
At the City Opera House on Saturday night The Limited Mail railroad drama played to a fair sized audience. The piece featured thrilling scenes enhanced by fine scenery and was greatly enjoyed with good specialties introduced during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Real Estate Sale in Centerville by Noah Cramer
Noah E. Cramer, real estate agent, sold two acres in Centerville to Daniel P. Zummerman, with Edgar 5 Earnest and other terms noted. Also contains an unrelated advertisement for Syrup of Figs praising permanent relief from constipation by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Edgar
Centerville
Daniel P. Zummerman
California Fig Syrap Co
Religious World Notes From City Churches
The column surveys sermons and services across city churches. It lists masses, Sunday schools, and vesper times at St John’s, Presbyterian, M E, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, Lutheran, German Baptist, and Episcopal parishes. It notes clergy changes, mission society anniversaries, and ministerial association discussions with forthcoming speakers and meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
B. V. Switzer
M. E
Philadelphia
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
M. E. Church
Todd
Dr .Todd
R. R. Lewis
Emmitsburg
U. B
Wm. W. Pickett
Charles L. Stokes
Charles Welty
Markwood D. Harp
Charles Kintz
Misa Zonte Welty
Reno
Harp
Dairater
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Christian Endeavor Society
J. N. Zimmerman
Council of the Church
German Baptist Church
Andrew Hutchinson
Ma Pherson, Kaw
Wan
Christ
Saintes’ Episcopal Church
St. Mary’s
A. Sionssat
Baltheore
San Fransisco
Jesus
H. H. Abbott
Kemp Hall
Reformation Day Observed Across Reformed Churches Worldwide
Reformation Day observed in all Reformed churches with special services. The General Synod sets January 19 as the anniversary of adopting the Heidelberg Catechism in 1863, written by Cleavinus and Uranius at Heidelberg University under Frederic E Cleator. Also notes on local notices, sales, and travel offers from Baltimore Herald agents and optical firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Euro Countries
Japan
Clevianus and
Uranius
Heidelberg University
Frederic E
In Memoriam Dr Edward Bowlus and Bargain Clearing Sale
Memorial note for Dr Edward Bowlus former Trinity Sunday School superintendent. Then a wide sale advertisement listing remnants and fabrics with deep discounts including silks dress goods curtains skirts furs and blankets plus men’s knit drawers and miscellaneous items. Prices shown in old style cents and dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowlus
Trinity Sunday School
M.be. Church South
Big January Sale on Muslin and Table Linens
An old style advertisement touts a dramatic January sale at Neidig & Miller featuring low prices on muslin, sheeting, dress trimmings, and long cloths. It highlights half price trimmings such as Allovers and Appliques, plus large discounts on 70 and 77 inch table linens and matching cloths. Also included is a memorial notice for Dr Edward Bowlitz describing his service and a church tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidig & Miller
Edward Bowlitz
Zion
Edward Bowlus
Oaper
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the Daily News
Jean Jacqueeton
Aira
Richard Henry Lee
Robert Morris
Anaicer
Signer
Laserpool
James Ferguson
David Garrick
Row Tae
Nathaniel Parker Woilbs
Portland
David Wilmot
Wilmot
Hong Kong
Gieat Briain
China
Emile Meilinet
Nantes
Prince Henry of
Battenborg
Beatrice
Victor
Africa
England
Isak
John Harkin
Mear Lendan
Wasuiseros
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ren Glove
Twoadey
Alers
Edgar T. Mercer
Harry Baumgardner
Fanted
Dickerson
Hires
Labberz
Mie
A C Carlin
Joho A. Markell
Grace
James Robinaocn
Penne
B.S. Landis
Mesday
Moser
N. E. Gramer
David Waineberg
Is In
Frederick County
W. Havgett
Les Birthday
Park Rotel
Sunday Schools and Societies
Ministerial Association
City Ministerial Association
P. E
Miller
The
Cyrus Thomas
Misa Sadie
Habercorn
Stok
Joseph Bussard
Qules Blok
Clasy No
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Geo. Salter
TL Weat Qoborch Street
James Roberson
W. Patrick St
Oty
Lynn Haven Bays
Baltimore Herald
McKinley
Herald
F. M. Prenus
Nanadealer
P.S
Sandor Saks
Lake’ Optical Compacy
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Wm, CO
Bateler
Exness City University
London
Market
Dresamaking
Eapsx
Euat Church Street
Royal Blue Line
Florida
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jacksonville
Boston
Tenningvis Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick, Md
Neidig & Mills
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
F. RB
Sappington
Dawiy
North City Hall
Rodcoe & Cohn
Jane
Wholemle Hatel
Lansdale
Dwight
Accrotta
GEC. B. Rodoce & 600
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Riot & Sons
North Market Strimy
Frederick CO
RICE
Mearth
C & BP
Rede Co
Wialdi Sandi
Bandit
Potomac River
Carivalli
Tha
O. R. BR
Willard
Keller
Patrickist
Actionere L
U. M. Spurrier
Mt. Atey
Edgar T. Merche
Itédawtald
Abry
J . W. Umberger
IFS
Monrovia
Ohm L. Dutrow
Samuel 5
Forney
Kusamani
Tetases
Oyrzdawtapri
Nam J. B. Lease
Mi. Wii
Fleming
Porsdawtapri
B. Bnook
Lewistown
A. N
Oramarown
Shenton
Fpeederice City
MM An
Joseph W. Gaver, F
Duidawil
I. Altos
Edwin Devilbies
Devilbiss
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Balldine
Fredariak, Md
Ttdawly
Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimesa
Frederica
Atlee Kadglifw
Redciig
North Market
Dad
George A. Guvert
Sizza
Dp R
Nicodemub
Stasa
ALL Rours Brederick Co
Piccona No
Massite Commercial Printing
Bone
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