Personal notes on visits and travel to Virginia and nearby towns
Miss Jennie and Jessie Thomas depart for Loudoun county Virginia to visit friends. Misa M Imo Dorsey stays with relatives in Mt Airy Carroll County. Marie J Kise leaves for Gettysburg and Carnale for the summer. A J Krise heads to Gettysburg. Annie Davis Inter State Telephone travels to Chariotisville Virginia on business. Virgie Fauble of Baltimore visits Mamie Birely on West Patrick Street. Mrs A J Wilcoxen returns from Baltimore. Mr Thomas Schiey Frederick on business. Harry Black leaves for Baltimore. Albert Hargett to run to Gettysburg Sunday. Bloles Young visiting sister Mrs Dr Arthur Williams Elk Ridge. Cornelia Potts Rosa stays in Blue Ridge. Mamie Rosenmerkel of Cumberland visits H Clay Perry on West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Jessie Thomas
Loudoun County
Misa M. Imo. Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Marie J. Kise
Gettysburg
Carnale
A. J. Krise
Misa Annie Davis
Inter-State Telephone Company
Chariotisville
Virgie Fauble
Baltimore
Mamie Birely
Patrick Street
A. J. Wilcoxen
Weat
Second Street
Wilcoxen
West Second
David O. Thomas
Washington
Eaat Patrick Street
Thomas Schiey
Petersville
Frederick
Harry Black
Norris
Albert Hargett
Bloles Young
Arthur Williams
Elk Ridge
Cornelia Potts Rosa
Charles W. Ross
Misa Mamie Rosenmerkel
Cumberland
H. Clay Perry
West South Street
Brief Bits A mix of small notices from local life
Swiss scientist questions mountain air bacteria above 2000 feet. Kent county peach harvest about 180000 baskets, Queen Anne’s 350000. A coal tax bill affects buyers under 2249 pounds per ton. US proposes opening fifty miles of Gettysburg avenues. Berlin unveils window glass opaque outside, see-through inside. Mr Monroe Walling thrown from frightened horse near Weverton. no injuries. Grasshoppers damaging crops in Wiszhalow county. farmers exterminate. Frederick County GOP caucus to set delegates at court house Saturday. Pensions granted to Tobias Reed and George Bowserox. A friend’s dog leg broken, owner treats with bandage. puppy to recover. Feigley displays Californian prune resembling large green apple in Gaithmorgh store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent County
Queen Anne's
Gesler
United States
Gettysburg
Berlin
Monroe
Walling
Wszhlas
Republican Central Committee
Frederick Coany
Court House
Dacrea
Tobias Reed
Taneytown
Geo. H. Bowersox
Burkittsville
Tall County
Tank Shefield
Shefield
Accrpad
Daniel F. Feigiey
Gathmore
City Board of Aldermen toshape new appointments
At the first meeting after election the board will consider appointments across departments. Police and city register attract many candidates while clerk, water, marketmaster and public works posts draw persistent interest. Three Democrats remain undecided as they await board organization and final selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Srebelsg Democratis
Hepad
Tcane
Epot
Cocec
Sret
Leroy Strawtberger
Messrs
Robert Kenp
Henry Hagen
Caise
Jenct
Frank Etchelberger
Charles Ridgley
John Merchant
Wm. Feete
the Ciy
City Register
LM. Nixdorf
Marshall Diffendal
Register
Diffendal
Granville Lindsay
David Wertheimer
Miller
Dir
Geo. Grayson
West Third Street
Frank Tyeryar
Geo. J. Wilson
The Sesquicentenniae and Frederick Celebration Debate
The piece discusses Frederick’s abandoned proposed 150th anniversary parade and the view that public improvements and governance are stronger town advertisements than pageantry. It urges a commemorative address by a citizen, a published history, and notes a local theft report, plus church notices and Hood's Sarsaparilla endorsements.
The Latheran Picnic at Crontse's Barmong Grove
The Er Men and Lathersn Lather sn Bunday held a picnic yesterday at Crontse's weeds in Barmong Grove. Families traveled by private conveyances and a bus. Morning was cool and cloudy but cleared by noon. Children enjoyed swinging and sewing Remes. Ice cream was dispensed free in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crontse
Barmong Grove
Lynn
Walh-Brah-Wes/Eh Hymeneal Record
The Canton Ohio Repository notes two weddings. Miss Wilhelmina A Frazer wed Dr. Columbus J Walker at ten in the Episcopal church with Rev M Green officiating. The couple will reside at 18 West Bonth Street and begin their married life. A large presents package included a deed valued at 5,000. The second ceremony records Miss Clara G Barnard marrying Mr. Wm G Green at St Francis Church Brunswick with Rev Father J M Barry officiating and reception at Mrs Hatfield’s house.
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Cactoo
Ohio
Episcopal Church
South Service
Cleveland Avenue
Mise Wilhelmina
Youlon
Equire
B. W. Bosler
Columbus T. Walker
Canton
Weat Bonth Street
Robert Frazer
London
England
Wsber—Barnard
St. Francis's Catholic Church
Brunswick
Clara G
Wic. A. Barn
Wm. G. Green
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. M. Barry
Miss Wordsworth
Emmitsburg
Miesen Ads Vorhees
May House
Harry
Charles F. Barvard
Messrs
Claude Plash
Chas
J. Stultz
Bucy
George Bond
Perjury charge follows Maryland man in law case
Charles E Kolthoss of Poolesville was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal John A Simpson and held on 500 bail facing perjury charges after earlier allegations of taking his wife’s mail. His November trial was delayed as witnesses were paid by government, then questioned about his wealth to pay them. Dr C G V L Harbaugh will be heard this afternoon for abortion allegations after a period in Frederick jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Kolthoss
Poolesville
Montgomery County
United States
John A. Simpson
E. ¥. Goldaborough
Kolhoss
Frederick
Btonestreet
Rockville
Kothoss
V. L. Harbaugh
Ecxatein
Dr. Harbaugh
Preparing for the Frederick County Fair Exhibition
Mr Harry C Reefer secretary of the Frederick County Agricultural Society begins preparations for the next annual exhibition. The event aims to be the largest and best yet with attractions of extraordinary interest. Tickets will be printed in artistic style by fax News and ready soon. The secretary plans to attend to many small details well before the fair to focus on major matters as the date approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Reefer
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Farming In The West Brings News From Terre Haute
Mr Washington Green, lately living in Terre Haute Indiana, arrived in Frederick yesterday and will remain for some time. He reports severe droughts across many parts of Indiana with vegetation failing for lack of nourishment. The corn crop has suffered due to little rain since planting and a harsh season ahead. Green notes his western travels have yielded fewer pests and more favorable conditions than Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Green
Terre Haute
Frederick
Far West
Slibls
Fredetics
Frederick doctor suffers injury during baseball practice
Dr Perkins of Frederick, known for his work in the county, was struck on the neck and side by a ball during a July 8 practice game. He experienced nausea and severe pain, attended by Dr N Myers and family, while Dr Perkins also serves as chairman of the Washington County Republican Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Witem HB. Perkins
Frederick
Thas Baltee
N. Myers
Marth Krig
Washington County Republican Centre
Travel Health Tonic Ad For Syrup Or Figs
An old advertisement promotes a travel health product claiming benefits for kidneys liver and bowels, preventing fevers and headaches. It promotes sales at leading dry goods stores and guitars a California manufacturing origin, with $1 bottle pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californie
Maryland Public Libraries Debate At Mountain House
Delegates at the twenty ninth apportion of Maryland State Teachers Association gather at Mountain House. Dr Bernard Steiner of Johns Hopkins argues for rural and urban library growth, urging a state wide public library system and district library reforms to serve 600000 Marylanders with a tax funded county and district library network. A seven member permanent library commission is proposed to explore a public library model owned and used by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain House
Maryland
Agate Ton
Meir Herr” Raddatz
James P. Sbhannon
Baltimore City College Glee Club
Bernard ©.Steiner
Nuametan Ol Guedats Dice Library
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Thomas Bray
Church of England
Bray
England
America
Annapolis
Provincis
St. John’s College
Abe
Eutire
Maryland Teachers Association elects officers at closing session
The Maryland State Teachers' Association last evening elected officers including President Charles F. P. Hai datz from Baltimore City College and Vice Presidents Hutchins of Ance Arundel and Worthington of Harford. The recording secretary is Miss Litan W. Barkdoll of Washington County and Treasurer Alexander Chaplain of Talbot. A large contingent attended from multiple counties and 100 teachers visited Gettysburg yesterday afternoon. The Canal report shows June tonnage and revenue with total boats unloaded and average deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apna College
Annapollo
Maryland Siste Teachers’ Association
Charles FP. Haidatz
Baltimore City College
Pice
JT. Hutchins
Ance Arundel
Jobs v
Anne Arendel
Gettysburg
The New Telephone Invasion Extends Southward
Inter State Telephone Company crew works on cutting in from poles to business places of Schsclbera preparatory to installing telephones. The new system was expected to reach Frederick soon after shipment. Previous crew completed pole erection and wiring in Charlotteville and have moved on to Durham North Carolina to begin duties on that line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Telephone Company
Schsclbera
Frederick
Charotteville
Durham
North Carolina
Frederick cyclists go on Monocacy fishing trip
About ten to fifteen wheelmen mainly from the Frederick Bicycle Club gathered at the fountain on North Market Street last evening and rode to the Monocacy on a five hour excursion. At Derr's Island they fished for the finny tribe with Bennie Bousgnoer as captain. several fish were captured and the trip was praised as pleasant and successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U No Worm Lozenges and Related Remedies Ad
Local ad lists U No Worm Lozenges as a positive cure for stomach and pin worms with 25c per box, plus U No Tape Worm Medicine, U No Corn Cure for corns, bunions and warts at 162 per box, and U No Tonic offered at 25c for a $1 bottle with free samples. Includes a claim of 2504 reward for poisoning horses and a testimonial from Mrs. Adams on Bentz Street praising U No Tonic after long indigestion troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U-No Tonic
U-No Medicine Co
City Hal
Frederick
Bentz Street
R. Adams
Brie
Sbe Ia
City Hall
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the Daily News
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Eta Strie
Waservetons
D.C
Moors
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic States
Kilaslastop
Mississippi Valley
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Lake
North Atlantic Coast
B. W
N. W
NEW Adys
Sage Frederick
Gia
Stilon
Wm C Birely
Gilthersburg
Montgomer
Edward Ko
Gsithersburg
Muttal
Dains Mission
Hood
Alana
Jas
Uhetlesyesach 2 Lsw
Coemiesson
Stetrer
Chares B Reddatz
A. Krenion Ebsagh
Esvimore
John D. Wathington
Harford
Layman
Sontgomery
Welmer
Allegany Cold
A. Newton Ebargh
Shriner Milling OO
Caresville Kuller
Worcester
Mass
Ae . Gernand
Fredarte
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Williamaport
Wabbage
Jane
The
Halling Grocery Co
Geo. H. Rafling
D. B. Best
Hasttese Ambcegilo
D. H. Busis
Norte Marabet
Ciy
Genta
Willie
John Hendrickson
Maek
Beines
Justinus
Lenin
Tata
Bagret
F. V. Staub
Kors
KOPS
South Market Street
Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
North Market
Badeers
Badees
Ferom US
Begssels
ISE Sailing Ghoceby CO
Glorse H. Railing
Isvortzp and
Doxzszic
Scises
Asp
Tn Varantierd
John A. Kennedy
Atte
Rodoce & Neidig
Bheezy Mateziar
Keemog
Segortmest
Fetensa Chicsane
Upper Bogeia
Sashalmia
Lak Wenrietia
Ity
Roduck
Neidio
Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Street
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & SO
Bargaley
Madelin
Jeike, Wazxzi & Cv
J. Feisengauer
Jeisenhauer
Eisenbaier
Noah, E. Cramer
E. Cramer
Anc
Pesiatiio
East Second Street
East Church
Eest Patrick Street
North Market St
Charles W. Zimmerman
Ike
Dr. Worthington
Hove
Northenorth
George W. Zimmerman
Tana
Caseville
Frankison
Frederik Coury Ha‘t Bank
First National Bank
Walkersville
Mt Pleaser
Sol West
Sauae
Gali So
Sas BR
Wienee
Asz
Evanot Ari
PLOMB
CADES
Attorneys-At-Law
H Doesey Eychison
Stecree
Eneen Montcy
Court Street
Levy, Wee
Aliaw
Asdsolicupos
Ofpick
Cpp Ho
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