Personal notes from Frederick crowd include many visits
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick Maryland area. Miss Emma Baugher, Rev A Hedges, John F Keller, Fred Orimming, Dr W G McComas, Mrs Wm Danner, Thomas J McNulty, George F Haze, Erma and Bertha Biggs, Lea Miller, O Harry Young, Frank McHenry, Benesie Zimmerman, Helen Ridgely, Mrs D Chester Kemp, Grace and Elizabeth Shipley, P Samuel Noviagle, Dorothy Filler, Margaret George and grandmother, Elmer Custis family, Louisa Gambien, Mrs Wm Simmons, Roy O Phebus, J BR Page, M H Long, J Newman family, Mrs Irving Parsons, Emma H Hedges, Rosa Vanmeater, Mary Marullinix, operators of Frederick County Tel ephons, Dr G Herbert Beckley, Bertha Rudy, Parkersburg trip, and other local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Baugher
Falls Church
A. Hedges
Middletown
Frederick
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Fred. Orimming
Baltimore
W. G. McComas
New York State
Wm. Danner
Woodsboro
Thomas J. McNulty
Baltimoore
George F. Haze
Washington
Erma
Bertha Biggs
Patrick Street
Lea Miller
East Third Street
Brighsaide
Braddock Colony
O. Harry Young
Brooklyn
N. Y
O. F. Young
East Second Street
Frank McHenry
Benesie Zimmerman
Maryland
Thurmont
Helen Ridgely
H. M. Parish
Springfield
Ohio
D. Chester Kemp
Grace
Elizabeth Shipley
Cumberland
Mary Barns
P. Samuel Noviagle
Clopper’s
Montgomery County
Dorothy Filler
Eleanor Oling
Braddock Heights
Margaret George
E. O. Shepherd
Mra
Elmer Custis
Taneytown
Misa Louisa Gambien
East
Patrick Atreat
Lebanon
Wm. Simmons
North Market Street
Waynesboro
Roy O. Phebus
London
England
Misa J. BR. Page
Maryland School For the Daaf
Merryland Tract
Patersville
This County
M. H. Long
Aubaorn
Nab
Ephraim Long
Newman
Irving Parsons
Emma H. Hedges
Rosa Vanmeater
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Mary Marullinix
South Market
Atreas
Frederick County
Her Poole
R. B. Rudy
Indianapo- 8
Beer Bottlers Act Bottles Used For Root Beer In County
Complainants allege possession of beer bottles by several defendants violated the Bottlers Act, first Frederick County arrests under the law. Hearing before Judge Francis Smith adjourned to July 5. defendants released on recognizance. Sheriff Young seized bottles bearing Robert Portner and Grasser Brand marks and many contained root beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
J. Francis Smith
William H. Bhipley
William Lea
Emma Lee
Walter Oostley
Harriet Rollina
J. Fred Main
Young
George von Hartung
Baltimore
Maryland Bottlers’ Protective Association
Teston
William H. Shipley
Roberts Portner Brewing Co
Sogwaed
Esheriff Young
Robert Portner Brewing Co
Wim. H. Shipley
Grass
Lees
Bhipley
Gaver
Costley
June Deaths and Interments Reported for City and County
For June there were 30 deaths in the city and county with seven in the city and 23 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet St Johns and various colored graveyards in the city and at Middletown Woodsboro Mt Carmel Manor Jefferson Utica Unionville Creagerstown Rocky Ridge Liberty town Petersville Eyler s Valley Emmitsburg Kemp town with five burials at Thurmont and 13 at Lewistown. Mortality was less than in May. Interments: Michael reports 6 adults 6 children 1 city 5 Baltimore 1 at Olive Cemetery the smallest number in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivat
St. Johns
Middletown
Woodsboro
Mt. Carmel
Manor
Jefferson
Utica
Unionville
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Libertytown
Petersville
Eyler’s Valley
Emmitsburg
Kemptown
Thurmont
Lewistown
Western Maryland
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs T Marton Bantz and Mrs Mary Quigley
Remains of Mrs T Marton Bantz will arrive Monday by B & O train at 12 40 pm in this city for funeral from the depot and burial at Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Mary A Quigley, died in Littlestown Pa, arrived here via N O R R and B & Q lines, transferred to Martinsburg W Va for interment today. O D Carty oversaw the services in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Marton Bantz
Wroodesker
Mr. Olivet Camateary
Mary A Quigley
Littlestown
Thoraday
Martinsburg
W. Va
O. D. Carty
Fare to Baltimore Granted for Hanovvk Man
John Moenke, claiming residence in Baltimore, applied at the county commissioners office for car fare to Baltimore for hospital treatment. He had been working in Hanover and fell sick with dropsy. Mayor L. B. Harmon of Brunswick arranged his fare to the city, and his appeal was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Moenke
County Commissioners’ Office
Hanovvk
L. 8. Harmon
Brunswick
Notable State News From The City And Counties
A roundup of local incidents includes Cumberland man Sohn N Gayder dying after drinking carbolic acid mistaken for liquor. Judge John P Briscoe elected president of the Maryland State Bar Association. Captain Jacob B Morrie dies suddenly at his Buntingdon home near Miles River Neck. Mrs Ronald Stewart drowns in a Mineiro water tank. Montgomery County approves 1905 tax levy at 99 cents, up 63 cents. Authorities arrest a man in Wil Marieport over a canal drowning death near Hanocook. Mason Tapsco held on assault charges in Howard county. Baltimore cases include Hmman Lewis jailed three years, Dr Stephen Crowe ten years, William Ward four years for crimes. Eight-year-old Jessica Bloom severely burned at Tilghmanton attempting to light a fire with oil, likely fatal. John Slifer, aged murderer, denied bail after habeas corpus hearing in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn N. Gayder
Cumberland
John P. Briscoe
Calvert County
Maryland State Bar Association
Jacob
Morrie
Buntingdon
Miles River Neck
Easton
Ronald Stewart
Lonaocontug
Minero
Montgomery County Commissionels
Florence Ridgely
Ford Ridgely
Howard County
Baltimore
Hmman. Lewis
Maryland
Stephen Crowe
William Ward
Jessia Bloom
Ecook Bloom
Tilghmanton
Washington County
John Slifer
Jacob Poffenberger
Boyd
Keedy
Arenonia Council O U A M Elects Officers For Year
At Arenonia Council No 46 O U A M last night officers chosen include John F Davis as counsellor Robi L Baer as vice counsellor Wm O Bennett recording secretary A D Bell as resistant recording secretary A E H Heidler financial secretary Harry W Miller inductor O A Landia examiner John F Oland inside protector Carlton K Koogle outside protector 0 A Landia Jr Ex U Roy A Beeler Sr E O Edward M Bader janitor George T M Shoffer. Hold over officers include John H O Grove treasurer Charles F Kintz and Carlton Koogle trustees and John F Oland alternate Philip E Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arenonia
Cocuncillor
John F. Davis
Robi. L Baer
Wm. O Bennett
A.D. Bell
A. E H. Heidler
Harry W. Miller
O. A. Landia
John F. Oland
Carlton K. Koogle
A. Landia
Roy A Beeler
E. O
Edward M. Bader
George T. M.shoffer
John HO. Grove
Charlea F. Kintz
Carlton Koogle
Uscuncil
Philip E. Grove
Bredarick
Sharetts Family Reunion At Bruceville Home
The Sharetts family gathered at the hospitable Bruceville home of Mrs. Lavinia Mehring for a delightful reunion. Attendees included Mrs. Mehring and her daughters Annie and Ada, Giorga of California, Upton and family of Rocky Ridge, Frederick Mehring, Misses Joe and Maggie Mehring, E. H. Sharatts and wife, L. T. Sharetta and wife, F. K. Sharatts, A. A. Sharatta and wife of Colorado Springs, Jacob F. Weybright and wife near Emmitaburg, Frank S. Cromer and wife near Gattynburg, D. A. Sharatta and wife of Woodabore, Ernest Ritter and wife of Keysvilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharetts
Bruveville
Lavinia Mehring
Missea Annie
Ada
Bruceville
Sone
Giorga
California
Upton
Peace Delegates May Meet in Washington This August
A Middletown Valley regulator suggests peace plenipotentiaries may gather in Washington in August to finalize Japan Rosella peace terms. He proposes Braddock Heights mountain resort as a convenient site with a new hotel to accommodate delegates, urging a local committee to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Braddock Heights Committee
Religious Services and Meetings Readied for Sunday
Churches across Sobloyaville announce sermons and Sunday school times. St John s Catholic Church lists multiple masses and hours while various churches such as Presbyterian All Saints Episcopal Lutheran and Evangelical Reformed provide service times Sunday schools and mission programs. The Rev Charles E Hay Rev T Freeman Dixon Rev J W Kianoore Rev A Thirlkeld and Rev D B Sonneder are among speakers with patriotic and mission focused programs noted. A United Brethren mission rally and a Moravian Church preaching event in Thurmont are also listed along with a July 4 patriotic school program and a Liberty Bell themed sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobloyaville
Sp. m
St. John's Catholic Church
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
All Sainta’ Episcopal Church
Charles E. Hay
Baltimore
0. A. Hay
Lutheran Church
Middle Town
Conurt Street
M. F. Carter
Moravian Church
Thurmont
Graosham
Riverside
N. J
Thurmont Moravian Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
BE. A. Bruner
P. D. Fabrney
Evangelical Reformed Charch
D B. Sonneder
North Japan College
Sendai
Japan
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiraoore
Banday
First Baptist Church
W.O. T.U. Hall
Wm. Hammond Parker
Barvice Bagina
Buckeystown M.P
Benday School
Irland Park
O. H
Trinity Mt
EH. Chnarch
South
J. K. Balthis
Epworth League
Mary Bradley
Balthmore
Methodiat
Rav. A. Thirlkeld
Grace Reformed
B. L. Mclean
S Veeper
D. B. Sconeder
Froa
July bargains at Hendrickson shop tease summer goods
In a July merchandise display the Hendrickson counter offers all wool and cotton fabrics, linen slip coverings, white India linen waists, parasols, and white linen shades at reduced prices. Stock includes parasols from $1.25 to $2.98, lawns and Madras fabrics, and summer-weight quilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giughante
Madras
Bargalmi
Oso
George
Rodour & D
Neidig and Miller Fourth of July Vacation Sale
Neidig and Miller advertise low prices on men s shirts drawers ties gloves suspenders and hats for summer wear and a selection of women's hosiery gloves and undergarments. The ad emphasizes affordable attire for travel or leisure with items priced from 10 to 2 dollars and a focus on summer fabrics and lightweight garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhao
Alen
Neidig & Miller
Local Frederick ads spark July bustle in 1905
A page of Frederick notices promotes Singer sewing machines, new medical offices at 16 West Patrick Street, and a fireworks display. It lists theater, dining, and vaudeville events, plus a mayoral notice enforcing Fourth of July gun restrictions and a gas range sale by Frederick Gas and Electric Co.
Freeze Whitmore nuptials at Thurmont residence
A quiet but pretty marriage was solemnized Tuesday evening June 27 at 9 oclock at the groom's daughter Mrs. Samuel Gigoua home near Thurmont. Mr. Joglah Freeze married Miss Susan Whitmore both of the vicinity. Pastor F R Bayley officiated. The couple then returned to their nearby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeze—Whitmore
Samuel Gigoua
Thurmont
Joglah Freeze
Susan Whitmore
Kav. F.R. Bayley
Mayor Receives Refusal Letters From Tax Commissioners
Mayor Smith announced that all three appointees to the tax commission sent written notices declining the appointments. He will refer the matter to the Board of Aldermen at the next meeting for new appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lax
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Bentz Street Park Receives Donor Gifts at Board Meeting
At the Bentz Street Park board meeting resolutions of shanka were extended. Donors presented park ornaments including a large cheotric light to the Mayor and Aldermen for their interest. Recent gifts include a chair from Mrs. Samuel Wineberg and a vase of fiannera from Mrs. Andrew Oreager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentz Street Park
Shanka
Samuel Wineberg
Fianera
Mra
Andrew Oreager
Odessa Mutiny Reported Ended After Fatal Riots
Dispatches from Odessa indicate the rebellion has ended with conflicting reports on still ongoing unrest. A Havas Agency dispatch confirms the surrender of the Kalaz Potemkine. Seven hundred people are said to have died in the town riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospon
Odoesga
Havas
Paris
A Blackenake’s Feat At High Knob Farm
A large blacksnake entered the yard of Mr. John Klipp near High Knob yesterday and swallowed fourteen young chickens just hatched. The event stands as a curious rural anecdote of a predatory reptile in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klipp
High Knob
Myeraville Student Secures Lebanon Valley College Scholarship
Mr. Wm EH Hauver, first honor student at Myeraville High School, earned a two year scholarship to Lebanon Valley College Annville PA. The college offers 14 scholarships of fair kind and his is the only one south of the Mason Dixon line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Hanvar
Myeraville High School
Haa
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Mason and Dixon Iine
Hauver
Mutineers Burn Officer in Russian Rail Car
Special Dispatch reports mutinous soldiers set an officer ablaze in a railroad car near Kirsk. A separate note covers a petition for alimony in Isabel Webster’s divorce case, delayed by a key witness’s absence. Also mentioned is relief contributions totaling about $175 for families of recent Waetro Maryland Railroad wreck victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuz News
Kirsk
Russia
Isabel Webster
Wm. H. Webster
C. H. Eckstein
A.D. Willard
Waatero Maryland
Eagles Aeries Aid Instigation at Brunswick Event
Members from Frederick and Hagerstown joined aeries of Eagles in Brunswick last evening to assist in the initiation of an aerie ther a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie of Eagles
Aeries of Eagles
Frederick
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Aeris Thera
Firet Peaches From Shookstown Market
Levi Wolfe of Shookstown brought the first peaches of the season to market this morning. They were of a very fine quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Wolfe
Shookstorn
Race horse Billy Wincks sold to Grafton buyers
Dr. R. V. Smith of this city sold his noted horse Billy Wincks record 2104 by Monocacy dam Margulrite to purchasers in Grafton West Virginia with plans to race him this season. The buyers also purchased several road horses from John Woller nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Winks
R. V. Smith
Billy Wincks
Margulrite
Grafton
W. Va
John Woller
Braddock Heights Holds First Song Service in Seditorium
Song services at Braddock Heights occur tomorrow evening at 7 15 in the newly erected seditorium for the first time. A most interesting program has been arranged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
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the Daily News
James Crichton
Muntau
Comte du Rocky
Brendhgence
Malvern
Bundago
Shster
Butther
Wassinever
Tom Newe
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
O. & P. Telephone Co
Cramer & Stauffer Easy
Markey
O. BE. Oling
Lowenstein & Wertheimar
Mountain Assembly
Mias Ritchie Supply
E. D. Shriner
Treas
E.D. Shriner
Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick Town
Marken
A. H. Harrington
Walter McDonnell
F. W. Thomas
Seoy
Goodhart
Beer Bottlers
Michael
Mé&. Oliveé Cemetery
City
News OF the
Westerday
Sunday Schools and Societies
Snd
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Telephone
Unias
John Hendrickbor
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
NIG & Miller
Singer Atoras
Stagar
Singer
Eent
Patrick
Feederick
Red
Ira J. McQurdy
Acrgeon
J. Elmer Waltman
Densils
Allen Rohrback Building
West
Braddock
Ana Ans
Gem
Woman's Auxiliary
Woman's Auxilary Board
A. L. Baper
J. Rogen Mornay
Sevy
Busast & Knorr
Foup Helrshberger
Janse
Alleya
Badl
Gao
Bow
Slars
0. F. Goodell
Frederick Gas & Elec, Co
Rodock & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Rphosas Prior
East Fourth Street
Oaki MD
C. B. Foster
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Brat
Jarsédawiy
E. E
Kefauver
Dentis
No. W. Church Street
C. L. Kefauver
Urvigal Specialist
Frederiax
Neansea
A. J. Eighelberger
Oidawis
Cecil & Gorman
F. B. Sappington
Gummer Goods
Alzeas
B. Sappington
City Hall
H Hu Hve
Walter H. McDaniel
Grace Reformed Church
Wednesdsar Avening
Board of Managers of Home For the Aged
Wil
Sixth Street
C. Hammonp
Goodhart's
Boston
Evwis
Goodharts Cafe
Evenong
Notics
Gro
Epwarp Satih
Carroll Manor Woods
Bockeystown
Thareday
Anguat Std
Odessa
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