Personal notices of visitors and departures
PURELY PERSONAL. Vacant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. George Austin Quinlan of Huna tou Texas is visiting friends in this city. Mr. Christian Railing of Columbia Pa is spending time at his home in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Issac Wineburg of Lexington Va are visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. Garroté Linthicum and children of Urbana, the county, are guests of Mrs. B J Wirts in this city. Miss Mamie Zellers has gone to Westminster Baltimore and Washington to visit relatives and friends. Dr. Wm C Boteler returned yesterday from a month’s visit to St. Joseph Mo and Tripp South, a Mrs. George W Heinlein and daughter Helen of West Third street, who have been visiting relatives in Martinsburg W Va, have returned. Miss Marie Yeakle and Miss M Hicansor Dill of this city, who have been spending time in Baltimore and Washington, have returned. Mr. John D B Kelier of Middletown, deputy clerk in the Court of Appeals at Annapolis, is spending several days at his home. Miss Regina Beckley of South Market street, with her nieces Miss Annie Bockley, has gone to Baltimore and Washington to visit friends.
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George Austin Quinlan
Hunatou
Texas
Christian Railing
Columbia
Issac Wineburg
Lexington
Mra
Garroté Linthicum and Children
Urbana
B. J. Wirts
Mamie Zellers
Westminster
Baltimore
Washington
Wm. C. Boteler
Pom
St. Joseph
Tripp
South
George W. Heinlein
Helen
West Third Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mise Marie Yeakle
M. Hicanor Dill
John DB. Kelier
Middletown
Court of Appeala
Annapolis
Mica Regina Beckley
South Market Street
Annie Bockley
Work of Death and Obituaries Pop Up in City Notices
Death notices from paraly sis claim Mrs Harriet A Anderson aged 57 and 10 months at her son Georges home. Survivors include ten children in several cities. burial at Mt Olivet on Sunday. Israel L Nichols former city resident dies in Chicago age about 57. funeral Monday at 2 24 pm from B and O station. Mrs Flora Hancock Worthington dies in Winchester at 86. wife of Bruce Worthington and great grandniece of John Hancock. Caroline V Haller dies in Mobile Alabama aged 64. remains to be brought here for interment with notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Anderson
Harries A. Anderson
George Au- Gernon
Eaa
Patrick Street
This City
Anderson
Daniel H. Kohlenburg
George E. F. Anderson
Wm. KR. Anderson
San Francisco
Cal
Gertrude Lerch
Israel Lewis
Nichola
Chicago
Ill
Nichols
Randelph Nichols
North Market Street
ME. Olivet Cemetery
Bruce Worthington
Flora Hancock Worthington
Broce Worthington
Winchester
Caroline V. Haller
Misa
Ezra and
Elizabeth Haller
Mobile
Ala
Funeral for James McGerry Held in Utica Home
The funeral of James McGerry was held yesterday at 10 am from his Utica residence. Rev. William R. McGill conducted the services, with four nephews serving as pallbearers. Interment followed at Utica Cemetery. F. Schroeder was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGerry
Utica
William R. McGill
Utica Cemetery
F. Schroeder
February Term Court Opens With Grand Jury Session
The February term of the county circuit court begins Monday at 10 o clock. It is a grand jury term and is typically lengthy.
Duality Organization Society Re ceives Many Appeals for Aic
The Duality Organization Society reports a surge of appeals for AIC aid. Authorities note ongoing inquiries and rising requests from individuals seeking support and relief services.
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Duality Organization Society
Aic
Cold Winter Drives 23 Apply for Aid in Frederick
Extreme weather left many unemployed and seeking food and coal. Rev T Freeman Dixon reports 23 applications to the Charity Organization Society at the Mayor’s office with demand for fuel and provisions. He notes higher need than last year and urges public donations to meet winter necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Freeman Dixon
Charity Organization Society
Wood
Frederick
Dixon
Frederick Janation
Mr. Dixon
Ita Officera
Woman's College Mid-Year Examinations and Social Calendar
Mid-year exams finished at the Woman's College and term reports will be issued early next week. The second session begins Monday and ends with commencement on June 9. A mid-year reception is planned for Friday February 3 with guests expected from afar. The second organ recital is February 9 with Mr Thatcher of Ballivacre as organist and Jessie Axtella Colsten of Brooklyn as contralto. On February 10 Colsten will give a Schubert Song Recital in College Hall. Washington's Birthday observances on February 22 will feature Hon. M. G. Urner as orator.
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Woman's College
Thatcher
Ballivacre
Jessie Axtella Colsten
Brooklyn
W.C
Colsten
College Hall
Washington
M. G. Urner
Recital at Woman's College Benefits Organ Fund
A packed college hall heard two entertainers from Baltimore, Messrs Leroy Otaliadt and Banivel H. Congdon, perform a benefit recital for the Women's College pipes organ fund. The impersonator Oldhani depicted negro characters with humor while Congdon impressed with clear whistling and operatic numbers, drawing spontaneous applause from the audience.
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Woman's College
Qguly
Emall
Women’s College Pips
College Hall
Baltimors
Messrs. Leroy
Otaliadt
Banivel H. Congdon
Oldhani
Cattle with rabies strike Virginia herd
Rabies or similar disease attacked the herd of Mr. John G Utterbsk near Liesburg Virginia. Four cattle were killed and burned by expert veterinarians on Wednesday. Other cattle in the area show illness and officials suspect a bite from a stray dog around January 1 as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Utterbsck
Liesburg
Four Converts Baptized in Antietam Creek by Rev John Otto
Four members of the German Baptist Brethren faith were baptized in Antietam Creek near Sharpsburg on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. John Otto. Three were women including Ruth Otto, the minister’s one year old daughter. The ice had to be broken before immersion and the candidates were given dry clothes at a nearby farm house.
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Parsons
Antietam Creek
Sharpsburg
John Otto
Ruth Otto
Orsek
Houga
Ice and Cold Storage Company Elects Officers
Crystal Plats- Ice and Cold Storage Company held an election of officers last evening selecting Oaser BE. Cline as president John Hersh berger as vice president George W. Hein lein as secretary and treasurer and Frank L. Stoner as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Oaser BE. Cline
John Hershberger
George W. Heinlein
Frank L. Stoner
Freezing Temperatures Grip Frederick County
Early morning readings in Frederick show temperatures dipping to 4 degrees below zero with some areas in the county recording even lower levels. Weather officials warn of continued cold conditions and frost hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Independent Hoss Company elects new officers at annual meeting
At the annual election of officers for the Independent Hoss Company No. 1 held last evening in their ball, officers were named including President Judge James McSherry and Vice Presidents Jacob Rohrback and EB Eichelberger. The roster lists secretaries, treasurer, directors, foremen, engineers, operators, pipemen, surgeon and chaplain among numerous incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss Company
James McSherry
Jacob Rohrback
Eichelberger
Roger McSherry
Josph F. Eisenhausr
Thos. Chapline
Simmons
Harry Baer
John Fleachman, Jr
Hi Bowers
Milton T. Bogie
Rumissant
Lorraine Ramaburg
Edward Besiz
J. Frank Phebes
Harry King
James E
Brant
Pipsmen
George Wachter
Barry Danger
Frank Little
Harry Eader
Eugene Virte
Charles Schell
Anhonon Borrall Athart Baker Row Eader
Allen Kiine, Jr
Wm. 0. Johnson
Osborne Ingis
Boonsboro Resident Wolfgang Newcomer Former Delegate
Mr Wolfgang Newcomer a prominent resident of Boonsboro in Washington County Maryland and former representative in the General Assembly. His home is at Benevola and in 1901 he was elected to the House of Delegates by the largest majority among Republican candidates in the county and served with distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfgang Newcomer
Boonsboro
Washington County
General Assembly
Newcomer
Benevola
House of Delegates
Deaths and legal woes shadow Maryland towns
Jameson of Westernport and Piedmont bank president dies at 73. A Cumberland jury cannot reach a verdict in the Sylvan Retreat case of David Richardson after a second trial. A fire on Pimlico road near Baltimore endangers the Eckert home. Charlen Gindlesberger, 11, dies near Rookwood after rabies exposure from a dog bite three weeks prior.
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J.&. Jameson
Westernport
First National Bank of Piedmont
Cumberland
David Richardson
John D. Eckert
Pimlico Road
Arene
Baltimore
Gbharlen Gindlesberger
George Hoke
Rookwood
Allegany County
Rabiss
Human Cushioned Inmate Baffles Authorities
In Virginia's penitentiary Henry Ihing a young mulatto serving ten years for burglary is said to have a human cushion formed by sixteen needles and wires buried in his flesh. Dr C V Carrington removed the objects after pain complaints following insanity proceedings at Hastings Court. The case puzzles officials with no prior record of such mutilation.
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Virginia
Henry Ihing
C. V. Carrington
Hastings
Memorial Service Reschedules Junior Hall Meeting to 4 PM
The Junior Hall meeting is moved to 4 o'clock tomorrow to avoid clashing with the memorial service earlier in the afternoon. George F. Tibbitts of Washington will attend as Inter-State Secretary of the Christian Associations of multiple states and deliver an address. He is a well known speaker among Frederick audiences and appealing to the young men.
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Junior Hall
George F. Tibbitts
Washington
Christian Associations of
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbis
West Virginia
Tibbitts
Frederick
Iegle
Hankow
China
All Sainte’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Hsv
Ecoteston
Baltimore
Carl Grammer
Norfolk
Esclewton
John W. Wood
Board of Missions
New York
Togie
Board of Musions
Ishop Togie
All Sainte
Ingle
Boons School
Wuchang
Ingie
Board of
Managera
Jogie
Leonard
Salta
Ills and recovery of local officials in transit
The condition of Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle at a Baltimore city hospital is much improved. He may spend a short period in Atlantic City or Washington before returning home. Mr. Wilfred Railing, who has been ill at Lexington Virginia attending Washington and Lee University, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
Balsimora City Hospital
Ingle
Atlantic City
N.J
Washington, D.C
Wilfred Railing
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Legislators Leave Annapolis for Senate Ballot Pause
Members of the General Assembly reached an agreement and left Annapolis yesterday. Most will not return until Tuesday when voting for a United States Senator resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Annapolis
United States
Frederick delegate introduces bill to sanction Bethany church
Delegate Harrison of Frederick County introduced in the Legislature yesterday a bill to sanction certain discreet to Bethany Evangelical Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brquesss
Harrison
Frederick County
Yeaterday
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sunday Services in Frederick Churches Report
Frederick church notices list varied worship times and pastors at Lutheran, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Trinity M E, Grace Reformed, German Baptist Brethren, Episcopal, St Johns Catholic, and United Brethren. Memorial service for Bishop Ingle noted with plans for Ingle Hall memorial at Boon School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer
Anday
Epworth League
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Brandsy
German Baptist Brethren Church
Hitler KE. A. Brunner
P. D. Fabrney
George F. Tibbitts
St. John's
Charges Withdrawn and Local Health Updates
Charges against Mr. Lawrence B. Kemp were withdrawn by the Dowman and Potts parties in U S District Court. Ex-Judge John Lynch’s condition is critical. Prof. B R Alexander remains critical. City market quotes show corn at 3 per barrel old and 2.50 new, wheat 88 cents, oats 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burns Trondla
Martha
Emily Dowman
Mary QO. Potts
United States District Court
Lawrence B. Kemp
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Baltimore
John A. Lynch
Beer Nc
North Market Street
BR. R. Alexander
Monatasin Olity Mills
Financial summary and notices from a Frederick bank
A Maryland bank statement lists capital stock paid in and surplus, plus detailed liabilities and due to other banks and reserve agents. The report, sworn by Cashier W G Zimmerman on January 27 1904, accompanies local notes about a stage play At Disabled Person Creek and various community notices and ads.
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Haukers - de Te Trust
Sa’ Urs
Wes Cere
State OF Maryland
Frederick
Zhaeewan
Zimmerman
Ula
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Asfauver
Geo
Smith
Barber
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Wertheimer
Carty
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M. L. Beard
Charles F. Steck
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Jefferson
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Cripple Creek
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Independent Hose Co
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Sevy
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Woas
Patrick Strest
J. Roser McSurrry
Conor & Urnet
Record Street
Hassionn Urnet
Harry E. Chapline
Secratary
GO. L. Kefauver
Gijo
George
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. & Boe “& Bone
Frederick, MD
Thomas F. Lce
Fradartek County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Jypae
Frederick Counte
Farmers’ Exchange
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