Personal Notices of Visitors and Local Residents
Inatic J. Graham and others are noted visiting and staying in Frederick. J. A. Bond and several Baltimore and Westminster residents spend the day on business or with friends here. Names include Rev G W Miller, Daniel Carr, John Dalashmett, Lizia Rica, James Cramer, George Wyned, Mrs C J Rich, Mrs L O Lampe, Mrs Anna Butzer, Minnie Molesworth, and J E B Paleeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inatic J. Graham
Jobreon
Baltimore
Rev. G. Wm. Miller
Doubz
A. O. Bond
Westminster
Frederick
Daniel Carr
John A. Dalashmett
Buckeystown
Misa L'zzia Rica
Ijamsville
John Bartholow
James Cramer
Feageville
Alice Cramer
East Patrick Street
George M. Wyned
Marchester
Carroll County
Bmirs
C. J. Rieh
South Market Street
Washington
L. O. Lampe
Philadelphia
G. Ozcar Rhoads
North Market Street
Anna Butzer
Millersville
George McGinness
Minnie Molesworth
Itjamaville
Morgan Devil
J. EB. Paleeger
West Patrick Street
Islegman
Local nuptials flash across Frederick notice board
Multiple wedding notices appear from Frederick with couples including Lew Milton Boek key and Lilian Gladhill, Mary A Williams and Greda A Ken g lar, Viola Oden and James M Siegrist, George Elvin Pryor and Minnie Lehman, Charles I Stevens and Miggis Oram, and Edward J Smith and Daisy Rochelle. Also an ad offers 25 cents for Want Ads to reach readers.
Cottages Rise on BradDock Heights as Season Nears
On Bradock Heights six cottages under way signal a busy coming season. Brightside Cottage leased by Dr. Friedenwald of Baltimore will be a boarding home with 12 rooms and a bath. Smith cottage adjoining Camp Schley Inn receives plaster finishing and a 12 room layout. A further eight room cottage for Wem. Lea Smith progresses, with four gable rooms and a heating plant planned. Miss Dora Ramdberg takes over Waringdale, remakes it as family home for summer. Other foundations perfect for two more eight room homes near Valley View, occupancy aimed May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhern
Braddock Heights
Smith Cottage
Camp Schley Inn
Hepsie Davis Erditsu
Oarty
Smith
George Perry
Wem
Lea Smith
Schley Avenue
Les Smith
Harry H. Friedanwal2
Baltimore
Brightside Ocottaga
Mir
George M. Git
Essoat
Waring Tyson
Waringdale
Dora
Ramndberg
George Parry
Essk
Valley View
Pinus
Edgar McCardell
Zimmerman
Obituary notes for Grumbine and local residents
John Albert Grumbine died at Emergency Hospital from injuries after a fall at City Hotel while fixing a light. He was 76, a Frederick resident formerly of Middleton Valley, in sewing machine trade, known as Uncle Dobory. Survived by multiple spouses and children. funeral planned at O O Gartz undertaking with services by Rev. Steck and burial at Middleton Lutheran. Also: John H. Maugans, 67, Wolfsville merchant and Civil War veteran, dies at home. widow and several children survive. funeral Friday. Arth Ann Elizabeth Misner, 1 year 3 months, dies of stomach trouble. funeral at home with Rev. Steck. burial in Reformed cemetery. Funeral director W H B Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grumbine
John Albert Grembine
City
Grambine
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Dobory
O. O. Gartz
Charles F. Steck
Middletons
John BH
John H. Maugans
Wolfsville
Methodist Church
Harry G
Hagerstown
Wattsville
Artha
Arths
Ann Elizabeth Misner
John Misner
East Street
Ouaries F Steck
W. H.B. Etchison
Resolutions Drafted for Death of Hose Company Member
The Independ ent Hose Company held a special meeting and appointed David J. Kolb Capt. Walter Saunders George F. Kline Milton T. Eagle and Wm. Smith to draft suitable resolutions on the death of member Mr. George M. Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als
George M. Schell
David J. Kolb
Capt
Walter Saunders
George F. Kline
Milton T. Eagle
Wm. Smith
Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Frederick County
The week ending January 31 1906 records transfers of real estate marriage licenses and court actions. Deeds include Samuel Co Thomas to Gorge Leicester Thomas for Adams town property 95 dollars and many other county real estate transfers with varied sums. Marriage licenses issued include Harry W Stitely Nora H Smith Harman Russell Smith Ida Helens Lewis Edward J Smith Daisy Rochelle Charles Edward Brachey and Osiris Say McKinney near Ladiesburg. Orphans Court records show wills administrations inventories guardianships and accounts for multiple estates including Wm W Ogborn Jemima Grove Elfin S Johnson Abraham McQuilkin Ellen McQuilkin Mary Krise and Annie Florence Creager among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
Samuel CO. Thomas
Gorge Leicester Thomas
Adamstown
George H Morningstar
Augustus W. Nicodemos, Jr
Buckeystown
Elizabeth F. Geetl Et al
Wirnon W. Nicodemos
John D Zimmerman
Martha
Eien Pase
Kate Tyson
G. Waring Tyson
Dora C. Rameberg
Braddock Heights
Doers
O. Ramebarg
Clarence E
Charles W. Creeger
Samack J. Marshall
Rocky Ridge
Elias A. Groshon
John W. Groshon
Walkersville
E.george
Springer
John W. Springer
Samuel Betts
David
Forrest
Ostoctin
David CO. Forrest
Elmer
John A Forress
Virginia Dagenhart
Countby
Mary E. OG
Emma Virginia Drone
Jefferson
Love
Harry W. Stitely
Clemronville
Nora H Smith
Park Hill
Carrall County
Harman Russell Smith
Midaletown
Ida Helens Lewis
Edward J. Smith
Daisy
Rochelle
Mountsindale
Charles Edward Brachey
Osiris Say McKinney
Ladiesburg
Orphans’ Court
Wm. W. Oghborn
Susanes M. Hough
Wm. S. Ray
Eats x. Hildebrand
Susan R. Fink
Jemina B. Grove
Bettie H. Biggs
Bettie H. Biggs, Executziz
Elfen S. Johnson
Giles Johnson
Abraham McQuilkin
Ellen McQuilkin
Sallie de- Grange
Hien McQuilkin
Sallie de Grange
Abraham RK. McQuilkin
Mary Krise
Annie Florence Creager
Chambers J. Cresger
Secord and
Geo F. B. Grambaugh
Margaret O. Grambaugh
Mary B.schultz
John J. Myer
Minnie M. Carter
Eidith Esteile
Donna Elizabeth
Melvin David Carter
Benjamin F. Carter
Anne E. Thomas
Estee
Charlotte A. R. Lighter
J. Marshsh Miller
George M. Miller
George W. Miller
Stockcard Banda
Legislation Moves On Rail Tax and State Finances
In the legislature the Ways and Means chair and Comptroller discuss a two cent per mile railroad mileage tax. The Hours Committee on Railroads and Canale expects a favorable report on Anders of Fredericks bill. Governor Indiana backs the rate. Ray weighs tax cuts through school fund transfers. a compulsory education measure is drafted by the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Frederick
Ardara
Indiana
Ray
Bouse Dsmmites
Aftternoosn
Atkisson
Senate
Rav
State Board of Education
Bargain Sale Notes by John Hendrickson Manufac
A fragmented advert lists fabric prices and discounts from a department store or tailor shop run by John Hendrickson. It markets wash goods, dress fabrics, black and colored goods, and embroideries with low sale prices and large yardages, urging rapid clearance of stock. Some mis-spellings and garbled lines appear, but the core message is a liquidation-like sale promoting value.
Certificate Extends Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Charter
The Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency certifies The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its corporate existence to January 2, 1026. The extension, to be effective upon testimony and official seal, follows the amended articles of association and certifies succession for the stated period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmixeton
Wuevens
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas Pape
Ciutzers’ National Bank of
Hog. P. Plane
Isagur
Hagerstown Purchase Reported in Local Rail Deal
A Hagerstown paper asserts the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company agreed to buy George O Snyder’s factory and lumber yard for 19000 pounds with John Clark acting as agent for purchasers. Clark paid 500 pounds as deposit. balance due at February rosh and six months to vacate. The seller retains lumber and machinery. agent error corrected to John Kaller, a known figure in trolley matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
George O.snyder
John Clark
Astorasy
Frederick
Bmr
Clark
Court of Appeals
Cirser
Wir
John Kaller
Hanover hoax drama ends with refunds and arrests
A clnp ploy by Daremua of Grimes Gellar Door Company nearly stranded company members at Hanover. The treasurer ordered trunks to the station at dawn, but a mistaken pickup led to police and managers investigating. Three chorus girls fled toward York, while the troupe later proceeded to Gettysburg for a Monday appearance with the ringleader remorseful and reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Daremua
Grimes’ _ Gellar Door Company
City Opera House
Wm.h Long
Transfar
Opera Hoces
Mesars
Mackie
Diors
Basine
Union Depot
Sa. m
York
Gettysburg
Will of Geo. S. Groshon probate notes details
The will of the late George S. Groshon is probated in the Orphans Court. He leaves $5000 life policy proceeds from the Penn Mutual Life Insurance to his daughters Mary E Smith and Annis Virginis Groshon and to his grandson Frank D. Groshon, among others. The remainder goes to his two daughters in joint life tenancy with survivorship and executors named Mary Elizabeth Smith and Annis Virginis Groshon. Executed December 24, 1900, witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Groshon
Qaart
Pann Mutasl Life Insurance Company
Mary E. Smith
Ancis Virginis Groshon
Frank D. Groshon
John F. Groshon
Anid
Gsid
Sks Mosz Daaire
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Annis Virgiols Groshon
Wr. P. Manleby
Wm. H. Zimmerman
John &. W. Bargece
Injuries from freight engine mishaps and stage show notes
Two Harton Railroad workers were badly hurt in separate accidents. Benjamin Jenkins of Baltimore, a veteran freight constructor, was struck by a slipping pole while cars were moved, breaking ribs. John Fleetwood, Baltimore and Ohio freight engineer, fell from the footboard during a brake application, suffering a broken leg and head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harton Railroad
Benjamin Jackies
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Silver Springe
Cara Ware
Mr. Jenkins
John Fleetwood
Ellicott City
Flestwood
Brunswick
Regular church services in Zion Reform A Church and Pleasant Billchapel
Regular service in Zion Reform Church Charlesville Sunday February 4 816 398 AM and in Pleasant Billchapel at 2 PM conducted by Reform pastor Rev S M Hench. Charles Baer of East South Street, a B&O Railroad employee, was injured yesterday afternoon while assisting in unloading crates from a car. He was thrown to the ground struck his nose and bled. Dr T B Johnson treated his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformad
Charlesville
Pleasant Billchapsl
Reformed Osator
S. M
Charles Baer
East South Street
T. B. Johnson
Freight line planned between Baltimore and Chestertown
A new freight line is projected between Baltimore and Chestertown. The piece notes local reactions and the potential impact on regional logistics and economies.
Gay Brothers Lead Up-to-Date Minstrel Show at City Opera House
The Gay Brothers bring 35 years of experience to a high spirited program at the City Opera House on February 6. The bill features 29 Onthank and Blanchetts, Brown and Reed, Carmen and Hammond, Piatte, and other attractions noted for daring acrobatics, comic routines, and vocal feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pumberz
Onthank
Blanchetts
Brown and
Reed
Piatte
Carmen
Hammond
City Opera House
Local Sick List and Market Quotations
The notice lists residents on the sick list including Mrs Stephen Gealshart and Misses Hattie Hallar Grace Hing and Clara May McGinnett with varying recovery notes. It reports Rich Broken and Mrs David Wertheimer injuring a rib after a stairs fall with Dr J A Barck attending and an expected steady recovery. Local market quotations from Tyson show prices for corn and wheat with assorted grades and per bushel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Gealshart
West South Street
Hattie Hallar
West Gnaroh Street
Grace Hing
Madison Avenue
Clara May McGinnett
Rich
David Wertheimer
East Church Street
J. A. Barck
Excursion to Widdletown departs Thursday morning
Logal mentions a Minstrela excursion for Widdletown leaving Square Corner at 7 15 on Thursday Feb 1. Fare includes round trip and admission to Hall 503 ak Fres daily. Also notes Chronic Diseases specialty and a domestic preservation tip with Peerless Paper Meat Sack by Great Southern Printing Freder ick Md for 3 4 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Whiaz
Widdletown
Square Corner
Hare
Hall
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Ani
Funeral for George M. Sohal in Baltimore arrives home
The remains of Mr. George M. Sohal who died in Baltimore arrived yesterday evening aboard the 10 o'clock B invites railroad train and were taken to his West South street home. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM with services at the house and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sohal
Baltimore
B.&o.r.r
Boms
West South Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
San
Bistory
Carter
Wasarxavoz
Syacis
Aeeer
Bor Marylard
Wair Tought
Trorsdar
W. L. Moors
Barean
City Opera Hoass
Guy Bros
Trexell & Fous Tore Aspen Eines Ie Frederick Co
Gramer & Stsuifer
Rodock & Co
Sty Personal
Hymeness
The
Birds
Kenglar— Williams
Misa Mary A. Williams
James E. Wiliams
Prince William County
Virginia
Greda A. Kenglar
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Siegrist—Oden
James M. Siegrist
Viola Oden
Waynesboro
Parsonsgn
F. F. Sikner
Dampssy & Co
Siegrist
Pryor—Lehman
George Elvin Pryor Sod Mies
Minnie Elizabeth Lehman
Franklin County
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
B. R. Eschbach
Stevens —Crummr
Charles I. Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Miggis Oram
McKsig
M.hlench
Daisy P. Rochelle
Lewistown
M. Heach
North Mar
Eek Street
Dewsi
Brightside
Dr. Friedenwald
John A. Grumbine
Charles E Carlisle
George K. Getsslman
W. H. Henek
Catharine J Groff and
Haeband
George E. Gaver
Cora L
Graceham
Charles W. Dorens
Lushet QO. Powell
Liberty Church
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick County
William H. Baker
Libertytown
William 8. Baker
Abraham M. Landauer
Edward L. Moore
Philip H. Cline
John Wae
Duaror
Ball
Urbseo
John R. Peters
House
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Talephons Ca! A
Cambria
Farnach Eadles
Sohn Hendricksor
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Geo
Groshon
Cuty Opera House
Joshua Simpkins
Charles Smith
Joshus Simpkins
James Cole
Sy Hezekiah Skinner
Joasie Cole
Sa Samantha Twitter
Nick Glynu
News OF the Churches
News OF the
Chestertown
Eder Park Association
Elkton
William &. Eder
Salisbury
John O. Hoover
Mar
Western Maryland Railroad
Augustus Humbert
Myers District
Glmshouse
Francis L. Hazen
John T. Keefer
Warferdsburg
Tpeexeth & Four
Bam
Frank & Franses
Patrick Sr
E.L Schmid
Citizens Nat
George
Rodock
Atore
Tla
Olge
Rodoce
Thos. P. Rice
North Mahset Street
Eastifourth Street
Belant & Enott
Cecil
Morgan Cecil
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
PSE
L. Krefauver
Fredarist
TE H. BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Et City
Foster
Lefauver
Bentily
Church Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah EF. Cramer
Stalfier
Morteares
Bersia Casa
Biris Bonde
Mls
Ace
Goodewelline
Tenek Garden
Tows
Montgomery County
Buckeystown Mill
Th. Dweillie
W. Thirétreet
Clarke Place
East Fourth Street
South Street
Meantrue
Sappington
Wal
F. B. Sappingtos
Coymath
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