Pleasant Walk and Local Figures Move to Washington
In Pleasant Walk county Mr. David Forrest plans to relocate to Washington at the start of April. The community notes widespread grip symptoms, small local business activity includes Masara Shroyer and Brunner Bros starting a weed factory employing about four hands, and many social visits and church events across Boonsboro and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Walk
David Forrest
Washington
Wty
Apri
Masara
Shroyer
Brunner
Boonsboro
Silas Kline
Willie Bosofon
Woodsboro
Frederick
J. W. Wilson
Pittsy
Nellie
Ezra Marker
Ige
Dan- Green
Marker
Eli Whitney
Mollie Mowen
Middleburg
Myrtle
Myrtle Easterday
Kney Warrenfeltz
Near Here
Byrd
Suintendent
Samuel Pattengall
Clarence Easterday
Jacob Flock
Arias
Joshua Renner
Stanley
James R. Harriman
George Kline
Samuel B. Kline
Washington County
Myersville
Myeraville
Middletown
George J. Brown
Caventown
Monay
Avery
Mr. Childs
Olney
Boyden
Harry Penn
Roger Thompson
Will Wrenn
Prank Raler
Jessie Adamson
Joan Fraley
Havel Cashell
Miss Della
Margaret Fraley
Edward Benn
Harry Fenn
Edgar Jasnell
Yarow
Edward
Zimmermin
Thomas J. Fox
Sophy
Luther Ro Staley
Burthart's
David Hartnock
Walkersville
Mary
Rothenhoefer
Jacob &. Gisinger
Walkeraville
D. L Iuthenhouter
Local Social News and Illnesses in Crystal Polls Area
Messra Eccard and others from Crystal Polls visited friends Sunday. Families report illnesses and hospital or bedside attendances, including grip and influenza. local visits to Centerville, New Market, Bumcisburg, and Boonsboro. Protracted meetings announced at Locust Valley Bethel Church starting February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra. Eccard
Retudevour and Tlantzberry
Crystal Polls
Charles Mudges
Samuel Shilde
Calvig Stalk
Milton Spahr
Luther Potman
Pansy Stauffer
Centerville
Leander Stull
HH. Stull
Milton Shilds
Albert Handley
Mamie Spahr
Luther Putman
Grandpa Fogle
Samuel Shilds
Bumicsburg
George Link
Calvin Stull
G. W.paylor
New Market
Bobeittsville
Locuss Valley Bethel Church
Gnd
WW. Buglar
Leta
Batts
Locust Valley Missionary Society
Stanley Jones
Waynesboro
Elizabeth Carper
Luther Guyton
Burkittsville
Middletown
Nuptials and community notes from Dayville area events
The piece records the wedding of Misa Ann Price and Alexua Khan at Mr. Albert Boyer's residence, a Met Zion missionary meeting with Rev. G. bt Farring, and local visits. It also lists Dayville residents planning moves to Ohio and Walkersville, business outputs from Michael Carriage Works, and a thriving public school led by Spencer Stup with a spelling bee debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mokaig
Misa Annn Price
Alexua Khan
Albert Boyer
Manito Shhootenholm
Met. Zion
G. Bt Farring
H. C. Fox
John Madorg
New Market
Liberty
Frank Hoffman
F. E. Michael
Michael Carriage Works
Jacob Dinterman
Jeyt
Johnson & Company
Walkersville
Lincoln Dinterman
Spencer Stup
Linwood News Notes Stolen Turkeys And Local Happenings
Mr Lincoln Dinterman reports four large turkeys stolen. Several social visits occur with residents of Linwood and nearby towns. Dr Levi Royer improves after illness. Owen Gilbert begins new duties on the Western Maryland line. Typhoid fever sickens Marshall Lambert while Mrs Jennie Rouzer travels. Spring movings loom as mud slows travel and locals anticipate warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Misa Rosa Christ
Uniontown
Toledo
Ohio
Bis Iicinity
Marioetta Frazer
Misa Christ
Jacob Christ
Louis M. Sios
Middleburg
Samuel Q. Appler
Levi Royer
Jerry G Garner
Marshall Lambert
New Windsor
George Brown
Jennie Rouzer
Prizabburg
Folka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Hill
Ies’ Aid Society
John W. Cook
Jasperffer
Edward Hawker
Samuel T Whipp
Florence Whipp
May Zimmerman
Wm. Cook
John H Zimmerman
DeGrange
Remsberg
Lindyn Howard
And
Edward Hargett
Sidgeville
Lillie Becraft
Baltimore
George Haby
Thurmont
Irene Whitehill
Westminster
Carrie Mullineaux
Ong Corner
J. Norwood
Kempa
Mount Airy
Thomas Clary
B.P
Barnesville
St. Mary’s Church
Father Barry
Petersville
Charles Miles
Ft Bill
Zeppie Lay
Franesa Clarke
Lotta Pyler
B. F. Roberson
Brick
Howard White
Freds
Jesse Beall
Jay
Ernest McCoy
Virginia
C. EB. Roberts
Alberta
Bealisville
J. H. Stonestreet
Dora Walter
Rufus Stevena
Nime
Clayton Hoyle
Mary Holland
Dickerson
Sty’s Catholic
Rer M. J. Riordan
Daville
Bethel
Maury Michael
Daveville
Elizabeth Storr
J. Uterback
Utica Mills
Grant Storr
Feaynville
Gussie Kemp
Dr. Goldsborough
Mary M. Zimmerman
C. C. Zimmerman
Addie Wachter
Daisie
Mattie Wachter
Aesers. Win. Harris
Alvie Eeyser
Gusta Wachter
Charles Sauerwein
Laccurgus Wachter
Zion
Rey Hoover
Victor R. Kline
Sean Wolford
Downsville
Daniel B. Crouse
Wm. H. Norris
J. C. Travis
Rs. J. Kain
L. A. T. Horine
Bara Horige
Henry Weiner
St. John’s P. & Chapel
Waston Belt
Charles Brady
Brookville
Free Methodist Church
Mary Ferry
Tyler
5. Haines
Washington Grove
Fraley
Flint Hill Farm
Agnew
Draggists
Evan Carpenter
The
Baltimore Pike
Maury Hamilton
Katie Hamilton
Allcock
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Coreke
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Willard C. Keller
No & E. Patrick St
Frederick ,Md
Victor
Sellia
Victor Remedier
PRS Oraior
Worni
K. Fairuane Company
Chicago
Aule
New York
Bostom
Philada
Guarin
Ean
Carda
Nere Vousneag
Squaknens
MM. Hoisvert
Wineardo
Cardus
Rochester Optical Cs
Rochester
N. Y
WM. S. Miller & CO
Anna Gierin
Sretlalie Ir Cleesses
Konty Private Sanitariam of
Bes Mpepate Eo'nic Omvacs
Timore Street
Howard
Cor, Pa
6Th St
American Dian
Buffalo
Sherwood
Taylor
E. Pepper
Wilson
Grippa v
Revivo
Sestores Vitalite
Royal Medicine Co
Schley & Brother
Drogeiets
A. L. Pearre and
Steiner Bros
Central Hardware Company
Central Hotel
Bie
W. Patrick St
Citeboter
TRY Excelsior
Hofman
Diadt
Kuit
Harrison's Nurseries
Berlin
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