Purely Personal Paragrap hs of Those Who Come and Go
A local society roundup lists visiting relatives and friends in and around Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mrs W H Staup visiting Westminster. D V Stanifer in Washington on business. O Francis and Austin Bangh leaving for a month in California. Mrs Hibbard of Troy staying with Mrs Garrett. Miss Mabel Johnson visiting Virgie Flant. Anna M Gittinger returning from Baltimore. T Fred Alvey in Washington visiting family. Susie Getzendanner visiting Stephens City. Mrs George Johnson and children in Norfolk visiting Dr Geo Johnson. William Hoffman in Baltimore visiting uncle. George Howe and wife in Vermont. Nannie Routzahn returning from Frederick. Margaret Gammill returning from York. Dr and Mrs Wiltburger returning from Frederick. J Frank Ellis and family renting a cottage in Pleasant, D C. Fannis Zimmerman returning from New York. Mrs Howard Brugh visiting her father M E Zendtanner. Mrs Charles G Myers visiting daughter Mrsimer G Fabrney. Hogan and grandson Robert Bean visiting Mrs G Zimmerman. Rev Dr and Mrs Bacon from Buckeystown leaving for San Francisco. Mrs David H Best returning from visit to Frederick. Krider and son returning to Martinsburg. A H Harrington returning from Baltimore with niece Sarah Eichelberger. Worth B Stottlemyer stopping in Hagerstown on Pan-American trip. M Imogen Dorasy visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Hawthorp before returning home. Mrs Franklin Gaburn and Miss Mary Gaburn visiting from Sewickley. Mrs E H Kline and daughters visiting Braddock have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Staup
Westminster
D. V. Stanifer
Washington
Messrs
O. Francis
Austin Banghaan
Calfornis
Hibbard
Troy
N. Y
Garrett
West Second
Mabel Johnson
Virgie Flant
South
Rket Street
Anna M. Gittinger
Baltore
T. Fred, Alvey
Fudge McSherry
Court Square
William Hoffman
Baltimore
Edward H. Eh
West South Street
George Howe
Vermont
Nannie Routzahn
Frederick
Margaret Gammill
South Marret Street
York
M.etzendanner
West Third Street
Charles G. Myers
Washingto, D. C
Imer G. Fabrney
Weat
Fourth Street
Hogan
Robert Ean
G. Zimmerman
David H. Best
Fiens
Krider
Little Son
Hagerstown
M. Imogen Dorasy
Fred.awthorp
Walbrook
Mid
Franklin Qaburn
Maryaburn
Sewickley
W. W. Osburn
W. W. Osborn
H. Kline
Lanza Frazier
Daicy
Corneliand Pauline Kline
Mabel Traweberg
Braddock
Dance at Braddock Heights opens series in Frederick
The first Braddock Heights dance, hosted by Frederick men, takes place Wednesday evening with a 6 40 PM departure from the square corner. Chaperones include Mrs Ames McSherry, Mrs Wm Manis, Mrs E E Delashmutt, and Mrs Charles W Ross Jr. Frederick Select Orchestra will provide music. A special meeting of the dependent Hose Company is scheduled for 7 30 PM that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddoga
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Ames McSherry
Wm. P. Manis
E. E. Delashmutt
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Frederick Select
Religious World Notes and Sunday School Announcements
The Rev. Dr. Luther Euhlmen faces a Board of Foreign Missions decision about remaining as pastor if he accepts an executive role. a large Presbyterian reunion is planned at Pen-Mar July 30 with speakers from Baltimore Staunton Allegheny and a 3000-seat Reunion Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Grace Reformed
Agricultural Park
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
John VI
Christ
William Starwell
Baptist Church
Alexandrie Va
Harry McLain
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kuhlman
J.H. Apple
Ev. O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Todd
M.E
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
E.A. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
All Saints’ Church
Floy Koehler
Hagerstown
Epworth
Edward Lowlus
The
Board of Foreign Missions
Luther Euhlmen
Evangelical Iutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
W. A. McCarrall
Shippensburg Presbyterian Church
Joseph T. Smith
Baltimore
Westminster Assembly
A. M. Frazer
Staunton
J. K. McClarkin
Allegheny
Pen-Mar
United Presbyterian Churches
W. A. Woarrell
J. Stockton Roddy
Ebenezer Erskin
William McNalty
A. N. Bagerty
J. G. Rose
T. J. Sherrard
E. L. Leyburn
W. A. West
Reunion Tabernacle
Pen- Mar
E. J. Deceves
Q Conservatory of Music
Harrisburg
Zeigler
Heat Kills Laborers at Mr. Airy Site
Two laborers died from heat exposure at the Mr Airy site that week. One collapsed after only a few hours and, despite being told to rest under a tree, died instantly. Officials investigate cause and safety conditions at the work camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Airy
Appeal for Aid From Baltimore Fresh Air Society
The Children's Fresh Air Society of Baltimore issues an appeal for aid to help city children spend a day in the country. Benefactors are asked to volunteer homes or send readiness details, including number of children, travel plan, and the railroad over which they will travel, with the society’s address given as Room 24 Glenn Building, Baltimore, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Fresh Air Society
Baltimore
Fresh Air Society
Glenn Building
Baltimore, Md
Funerals Report for Lowe Oostley and Pleasant Cited
Funeral notices from Frederick county list Miss Birdie Lowe daughter of the late John T. Lowe in Baltimore then New Market with services led by Thers. Ray. D. May and pallbearers J. EB Boteler O. M. Utz T. M. Waltz T. A. Stephens O. W. Ketrow L. G. Willis. Irene Lowe and Mr Creager accompanied the remains. Also Annie R Oostley colored 16 held at Silver Hill church with Rev Bosley Boyce and Rev Powell officiating and pallbearers W. Jackson Daniel Thomas Charles Mears James Jackson Charles Martin Harvey Johnson. Interment at church cemetery. 4. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Isaac Pleasant colored funeral at Quinn chapel with full regalia order of Chaldeans present. Pallbearers John Thompson Wesley Diggs William Wise Samuel Thornton Green berry Stanton John Geiss. Interment Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Lowe
John T. Lowe
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Baltimore
New Market
Thers. Ray. D. May
J. EB. Boteler
O. M. Utz
T. M. Waltz
Bosley Boyce
Powell
W. Jackson
Daniel Thomas
Charies Mears
James Jackson
Charles Martin
Harvey Johnson
T. Rice & Sons
Isaac Pleasant
Quinn Chapel
Murray
Pinkney
Order of Chaldeans
John Thompson
Wesley Diggs
William Wise
Samuel Thornton
Greenberry Stanton
John Geiss
Greenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Harmony Cornet Band Adds Three Experienced Musicians
The Harmony Cor net Band gains three new members from the Myersville Band. The lineup includes Roger G Harley and M W Branden burg as baritone or cornet players, John Cline on clarinet, G W Brandenburg Edwin Johnson Beally Warrenfeltz on cornets, and other players covering altos tenors euphonium bass drum snare drum and cymbals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Cornet
Myersville Band
Roger G. Harley
M. W. Brandenburg
Eb. Oorists
John Cline
G. W. Brandenburg
Edwin Johnson
Beally Warrenfeltz
Luther Wiles
H.D. Baker
James Waters
Charles Brown
James Oline
Lewis Oline
George E. Castle
John T. Harley
S. 0. Brendenburg
Columbus Haupt
Oscar P. Coblentz
Chas. Miller
Liquor Question Probes Shape Montgomery County Race
Candidates for the Legislature in Montgomery County face voter probes on positions regarding the liquor law. Some back resubmission, others silent. Old Democrats favor a Democratic ticket for resubmission with Republicans backing the current law, amended for stringency, potentially aiding Republicans. Also notes on the ill and recovering: Emily Landauer improving, Rachel Fout stable, Mrs. A L Pearce improving, Frank Bohn recovering from a broken shoulder blade with ongoing pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Emily Landauer
Rachel Fout
A.L. Pearce
Frank Bohn
Sunday Excursions Draw small Baltimore Trip
A special B and O excursion to Baltimore had only 20 riders yesterday while the Washington origin trip brought 74 passengers to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Real Estate Sale by Noah E. Cramer to King Party
Noah E. Cramer, real estate and loan agent, sold for R. and E. F. King their property on Seventh and Madison streets for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
R. and
E. F. King
Seventh
Madison Asreets
Eustis divorce shrouded in secrecy among Washington society
The Washington Post reports Mr. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis have divorced, likely in New York or Newport, after a fourteen year marriage with no children. The couple, prominent in society, separated months ago and conducted proceedings secretly. Mrs. Eustis declined to discuss the matter and Mr. Eustis was said to be in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
George Peabody Eustis
Col. O. 8. Nutt
New York
Newport
Eustis
Mary Kustie
United States
Louisiana
France
Cleveland
George Enustis
Congress
W. W. Corcoran
Confederacy
Paris
Washington
London
Hempstead
Knickerbocker
Meadowbrook
Rockaway
Metropolitan
James B. Eustis
Corcoran Art Gallery
Morton
O. H. P. Belmont
Oliver
Enstisea
Hustis
Soulaty
Soe
Anid
Maryland to be divided into six congressional districts
The state will use the federal reapportionment bill as the basis for redistricting. Maryland gains no net change in representation, but must carve the state into six districts of about 194 182 people each with compact, contiguous boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal House
Senate
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore City
Danner Held on Obscene Letter Charge in Federal Hearing
Lloyd K. Danner faced a federal hearing before Commissioner Roscoe C. White on an obscene letter transmission charge. He was held to bail at 740 dollars for the federal grand jury action, with defense by Wm. P. Maulsby. Also report of a runaway incident: a horse escaped after a hitch from Schroeder's delivery wagon, bolting from the shafts and fleeing through Patrick and Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schroeder
Patrick Street
Market
South Market Street
John Henry Ward
Barnesville
Samuel Riggs
Riggs
Syrup of Figs Recommended as Family Laxative
A child enjoys the pleasant flavor and gentle action of Syrup of Figs. When a parent is costive or bilious, the soothing effect and reliable relief follow use. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California Fig Syrup Co
Remarkable Escape From Damaged Bridge Near Patrick Street
George Manser narrowly escaped when his horse and buggy fell through torn bridge joists on West Patrick Street over Astroll Creek. A light warned of danger after F M Railroad torn the bridge for track repairs. No one injured, Dr Kline attended, and the horse suffered only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manser
Tagern
West Patrick Street
Astroll Creek
Manser
Kline
Frederick City Park event with drinks and dancing notice
Dr C B Highbarger hosts a park event July 10 11 12 with music dancing and shooting galleries at Athlete Park. Admission adults 10 cents children 6. Transit from 7 80 to 11 oclock. Also notices on lodges Mason ceremonial at Masonic Hall July 9 and hospital meeting July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Highbarger
Phil. Optical College
Park Hotel
Lynch Lodge
A. FP
A. M
Columbia Lodge
A.F
Masonic Hall
Frederick City Hospital
W. F. Ouinton
A. F
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the Daily Newe
Ruse Cusege
New Haven
Abercrombie
Ticonderoga
Fite-Greene Uebeck
Guilford
Cana
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Bay of Spezza
Shelley
England
Mary Godwin
Haly
Legehorn
Frank P. Blair
St. Louis
St. John's
Isham G. Harris
George
St. Petersburg
P. RL
Waszinerom
Uly
W. L. Moogs
Ublic Sale
Howard, Secy
M. Biser
Trust
Pampol
Solr
Br. Highbarger
Smith
Athletic Park
F. Chilton
Seousited Association
Doll’s. Pontest Dolla
Paterman
Williamson
NE. Cramer
Moser
Neidig & Miller
Sant
Squial
Slowepare
Sunday Schools and Societies
Ciy
P. Eustis
Nellie O. Barker
Elizabeth Evans
Cora Jericks
Annie Kinna
Amy Shook
Elizabeth Smith
Ella Tilghman
Martha Webb
Eleanor Winehead
Maud Waters
William Jennings
Hagerstown Railway Company
Schindel
Boonsboro
Keedynville
Snd Sharpsburg
Myersville
County
Doll's
Germany
Hospital Association
Tuesaday
A. 0. McCardell
Dow's
Gro. Bpw
Sautra
A. L. Ruppes
Weat Second Street
Wm. C. Boteler
North Market Street
East Church Street
Buffalo
N.Y
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio RB. R
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
Reading Ry
Lehigh Valley
Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
John Hendrickson
India
Gents
Krumnants
Charlies
Johr Hesprioxsoyne
Newie & Miller
Fabhlon
Nuwis & Mazz
N. B
Tre Clinton E. Main
Clinton KE. Maln
Fredertex
Isanogle & Wagaman
Beans Books
Ines
Arnold
de Haan
Lew Looke
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
F. E. Sappingtorn
BIG Btorf
Madras
Rodock & CO
T. Ricer & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sore, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO. Telephone
BP. Rice
Fredy de Cyone
Night Calle Promyng
Sd Tg
gAnn
Bandini
Potomac River
B.& OR
Willard C. Keller
Patricest
Oresville Flour,eresville Mil. Milling Co
Cereaville
Wm. Ireland
E. D. Shriner
Rey
SNOOE
Lewistown
Heasonleel
A. No Cran
Lewre Own
Promby
Cackldawtt
Dantes
B. Foul
Frederick Cry
Dutrow
Wallersville
Mr. Win. U
Kawsbase
Prodarick
Ceesmend
Pypevex Brubase
Aultioneer Frederick, MD
Regenour's
Tors, & Ilke
A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James Radchi
Fredariak
George A. Gilbert
H. KE. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Fraderick
DFR
Nicodemus
All Brigs. Frederick
Sankers
Fayette
OPPO
Postoffice
GT. Josurr
Emmitssurs
Sisters of Charity
Amaze T B
Scientife Claily
L. Perit
Seydemle Settors of Inquiry
Saise Iyidewim
Superor
South Market S
Nis
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