Hotel arrivals list from a curious county note
The report lists guests and origins at Hotel Aurivala since yesterday noon including Baltimore visitors Mrs John Byrd and Dr Hardesty, Philadelphia and New York affiliates, Lancaster, Boston, Montgomery county residents, and multiple county guests totaling over a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Aurivala
City Hote
F. O. Deadly
Jackson
Jos
Berney
F. M. Manahan
Baltimore
John Byrd
Montgomery County
Paul Gerhart
Lancaster
A. HB. Jenkins
Boston
B. A. Webcher
G. Weers
Philadelphi
Dr. Hardesty
Washington
A. FP. Bromwell
Vork
A. ‘Tf. Brodie
G J. Copp
New York
Casirs Horse
J. Conner
Banoverl Misz Francis Josnon
W. Bishop
C. Walemar
John Hinton
PED
Adelphia
Georg Vorst
HYWENEAL TO WED NEXT WEEK
Invitations are out for the wedding of Rev Jas Addison Ingie and Miss Charlotte Thomson Rhett daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert M Rhett of Charleston South Carolina The ceremony will be on Thursday August 2 at 12 noon in St Pauls church Charleston NYSE BEUBAKER William L Nuse and Miss Mary M Brubaker of Catoctin Switch were married on July 25 at the ME parsonage by Rev Edward L Watson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Addison Ingie
Charlotte Thomson Rhett
Albert M. Rhett
Charleston
S.C
St. Pauls Church
Nyse—Beubaker
William L. Nuse
Mary M. Brubaker
Catoctin Switch
County
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Movement plans extend to form a four gun battery in Hagerstown. An eighteen year old militia member is exempt from service. The militia law allows the Governor to call able bodied citizens eighteen to forty five as needed. Mrs Warren Springer stands trial in Chicago for jury bribery. The birth rate in the US rose from 20.95 to 25.63 per 1000 1680 1890. The averse weight of stor is 500 pounds. A bright girl near Mt Piessset was seen after a fire burning there but investigators found no blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
United States
Warren Springer
Chicago
Thia City
Mt. Piessset
Social dances and outings brighten local gathering
Miss Allie Shriner hosted a dance at her North Market Street home with many friends enjoying refreshments and extended dancing. The Moonlight Dancing Association planned a Breddocs Park event for August 2 with buses from Court House Park at 6 30 p m. A Kel-Mar dance on the Monocacy attracted many local youths, with some travelers taking the 6 20 train home and others arriving by private conveyance. A Pleasant Picnic near White Rock brought together Mr and Mrs Hoate and families for a relaxing day outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Shriner
Geo. W. B. Shriner
North Market Street
Moonlight Dancing Association
Breddocs Park
Catoctin Afountain
Court House Park
C. S. Wilson
H. Norris
Brengle
H. Lochner
G. Stull
R. Young
G. Rosenour
Rel-Mar
Kel-Mar
Frederick
Malicious destruction case pins five men to $50 bond
Near West Falls defendants Hanson and Marshall Wetzel Thomas Horton Walter Long and Wm Welker were held in $50 bond by Justice H Clayton Trandie for willful destruction of property. Levi Wetzel furnished bond. case tied to destruction of a haggy owned by Greenbury Eyler reported earlier by The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Marshall Wetzel
Thomas Horton
Walter Long
Wm. Welker
Near West Falls
H. Clayton Trandie
Liberty
Levi Wetzel
West Falls
Shaggy
Greenbury Eyler
James Bowens
William Stanley
Afr
Eichelberger
Mrr. Motter
Bowens
Pamper
Stanley
Farber
Motter
Pimpel
Greenfeld Mills
Park Afljs
Messrs. Shafoose
Harris
Park Ahes
Death notices and camp life at Lookout Camp
Martinsburg resident Lula Oxley dies after long illness with funeral set at Bellville cemetery. Werner Swope, longtime resident, dies at home aged years. funeral planned tomorrow. Camp Lookout at Seven Pines hosts campers settling into camp life with visitors from Frederick. St James Lutheran and Reformed Church hold picnics near Harmony Grove. Nearly two hundred people leave on morning P.R.R. train for the Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoe FW. Swope
Sacs
Werner Swope
Funers
Stockout
Camp Lookout
Seven Pines
Frederick
Perry B McCleery
Walter Rice
Albert Schroeder
Wm. H. Reese
W.B. Zimmerman
Kicnics St. James Lutheran Sunday School
White Roof
Reformed Church
Cronise
The Sunday School Lesson On Luke Chapter Thirteen
Commentary by Rev D M Stearn on the youth of Jesus and the trip to Jerusalem. The narrative notes Jesus at age twelve in the temple, the flight and loss of Him by Mary and Joseph, and the astonishment of doctors as His understanding grows. It contrasts His divine origin with human parental concern and reflects on obedience to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Stearng
Nazareth
John the Baptist
Jesus
Jerusalem
Israel
Tabernacles
Joseph
Earth
Jersalem
Satsan
Aly Thenner
Mary
And
Yas
Hun
Xary
Lure
Village Camp Meeting Draws Large Crowds on East Third Street
The village camp meetings on East Third Street attract large crowds with Rev. Owens from Asbury delivering sermons. Services continue all day Sabbath and a special sermon is planned for Sunday at 3 pm while Rev. R. BE. Probes preaches tonight. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Third Street
Mr. Owens
Asbury
R. BE. Probes
Luther Zuhlman
Frederick
Braddock
Ministers Association of
Lutheran Parsonage
East Church Street
Maryland Game Laws and Local Changes for Birds and Rabbits
A summary of state and county hunting seasons in Maryland covering partridge woodcock pheasant rabbits wild turkeys and deer. It lists statewide close dates license fees for non residents and county variations including Frederick Carroll Howard Washington Montgomery and other counties with specific opening and closing dates for various species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Woodcock
Jane
Railroads pursue economy cutting mileage and schedules
The Chicago Evening Journal reports railroads aim to reduce mileage across lines. Mr St Johns plans Rock Island mileage cut by 4,000 in three days compared with last year. Santa Fe speeds up to save about $2,000 in two days by a single Pacific Coast Express section from point to terminus. Officials expect one daily through train per direction to meet demand during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Journal
General Managers
Mir. St. Johms
Rock Island
Santa i Fe
Pacific Coast eXpress
Staking Point
sSermines
Kansas City
Athletic Training Craze and Military Pay News
The article notes summer fitness enthusiasm with many attending outdoor classes and gymnasiums. It includes a brief update on First Regiment pay, Col Wilmer coordinating audits and disbursements, and a local church notices section plus testimonials for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Dr King’s New Discovery with free trials offered.
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Delaney
Smith
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Jonue
Chadtenque
Sliver Lake
Texalls
E. Aison Wilmer
Balime
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Ganeril
W.H. Nelson
Kingville
Chamberisin
Nelson
Albert LaRearre
Fredencs
W. KR
Rudy
Tin Aury
Poo2he Thomas
Junction City
Druggisigor Sant
Mil
Psvorita
A. L. Pearre
Frederick, Ma
Ghoe
George A. Gilbert
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Harwood
M. J. Wilson & Soe
Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick &T. Frederick, MD
Loy & Peerefy
Egular
A. B
Generals Delivery
Frederick City, Md
Rizabett’s
Queen Elizabeth
E. Patrick
Medi
KL. M. Hildebrand
Washburn, Crosby & Co
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L. M. Hildebrand
West
Patrick Street
Rosenfel
Humnor
Charles Howard Montague
Catarre
Hall, Headington & CO
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Fayatte St
W.L. Douclas
Corpovan
Kongardte
Sore
Ewl Douglas
Owe Brockton
Mass
Douglas Sk
Positt Peoot
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Nothengel Cook Remedy
Ivy Air Polar
Grand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
Fahrney
BaAgy
Dy Far Bnet & Son
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