Purely Personal. Frederick Social Notes Drift
Mr Walter Floecher of New York left Frederick after six weeks. Miss Ida M. Mosebourg of Wheeling in Lima Kiln then Washington DC to visit Mrs Louise Wilkerson. Mrs George Potts and Mrs Greenan of Cincinnati with Miss Clara Worthington of Winchester are guests of the Potts family. Numerous friends of Mrs FT Grove lament her return to Shepherdstown. Names of local residents travel between Frederick, Hagerstown, Baltimore, and beyond as visitors and hosts in this social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Floecher
New York
Thie City
Floecher
Frederick
Misa Ida KM. Mosebourg
Wheeling
W. Va
Berys Feaga
Lima Kiln
Washington, D.C
Louise Wilkerson
George Potts
Mes. Greenan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clara Worthington
Winchester
Arthur Potts
Court Street
Isabel Konkel
City
Narragan- Settler
Emily
Madeline Lillian
Frank Pampel
P. F. Paupel
Carlin House
Richard Mareen Duvall
Mises Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Bentle Cline
Glenmoor
Charles G. Blake
N. E Blake
Calvin Page
St. Louis
Charles Blake
Alice ¥. Wolf
Mary M. Brown
Baltimore
Dudley Page
Record Street
Mpper
Fourth Regiment
Cora Herman
Washington
Rosenour
Blanche Soussat
Frank
Kempel
Chrystal
Miss Kempel
Maud Chrystal
W. J. Wilson
McGeigan
Richard
George Row
George Hoss
Episcopal High School
Alex- Andris
Thomas H. Baller
Atlantic City
Thomas Schlay
Duvall
Maryland
Reno
Harp
Myersville
Casper Kline
Walkersville
Lydia K. Hildebrand
Buckeystown
Mima
Josephine Hildsbrand
Charlies B. Hildebrand
Middletown
Lottie Lian Diggs
Poolesvile
Hildebrand
Ward C
Austin FP. Haffner
John C. Hildebrand
George Barger
Megiass Bik Siprsse Serene
Neer En Nsome
Emminbareg
Saya
Hmmitaburg Chronicle
William F. Zorgable
Tle
Bear Town
George Nussear
Jesse Nusesar
Beesle Manley
Dummore
Usala Manley
Philadelphia
Sue Wilson Shriver
Westminster
Annie Corry
Hillside
Bt. Mery
Daniel McHale
Charles Dubois
Peru
South America
J.B. Man Jey
St. Mary's
Ies Peete J. Bows
Samte
Compar
Minnie Yeakle
N. Rowe
Henry Stokes
Ruth Motter
Linwood
John A. Moore
Hallie Shord
Canton
Elizabeth Zimmeorman
Beertown
Encampment Echoes Return of Maryland National Guard Troops
The Maryland National Guard units returned home Saturday after a smooth embarkation, with the 1st, 4th and Irish regiments leaving camp on schedule and paying soldiers on trains. The colored company departed Camden Station for Frederick, arriving about 4 pm and taking over tents. An incident involved Judge Sloan being denied entry by guards, later resolved when he joined the Governor’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Derid Sloan
Allegany County
Lowndes
I Frland
Sedge Sloan
Court of Appeals
James Mctherry
John C. Motter
Sloan
Asme
Hait
Maryland Nations Guard
Camden
Frederick
Market Street
Patrick
Camp Lowndes
Hey
Guy
Beckley
W.C. Claude
William E. Holidayers
Jeese Tyson
H.C. Nearidg
Oorks
Patrols and parade end as riders return with Brigadier General
Reading from a garbled report, soldiers parade through a street while a mounted rider named Compet Goan dera travels back to his place beside Brigadier General Riggs amid loud cheers from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggs
City Aldermen Elect Officials and Pass Salaries
The city board held its annual meeting to elect eight city officers for the coming year. All members attended except one lineman. Officers unanimously reelected include President Tyson and Clerk Kemp. An ordinance set salaries with Mayor 600, city treasurer 1200, police 150, and other roles. a tax rate of 7 cents per 1000 and sinking fund levy of 10 cents per 200 were approved. Dr Shipley’s Whit Monday fine issue was referred to claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waring Tyson
Yeskle
Tus
Cnax L. Diffendal
Tyson
Rice
Robert 4. Kemp
City Register
L. M Nixdorf
FF Trevsar
Carlton L. Stull
Henry Miller
Brangle
Hobbs
Renner
Etchelberger
Btone
P. F. Pampel
Ino. E Nipple
Frank Chew
James Cole
Board of Health
Maynard
A. T. Rice
Ino. T. Moore
F. T. Rhodes
J. G. Lambert
N.J. Wilson
J. A. Haydon
James E. Doll
William B. Ridgely
Samuel Tit
Tax Commission
Health Board
Committee On
John Shipley
Committee On Claims
Brunswick nominees choose candidates for mayor and council
Democrats and Republicans held meetings in Brunswick Saturday night to nominate candidates for mayor and council. Democrats put forward B C Shafer for mayor and incumbents E H Thompson OC Marka and J P Karas for council. Republicans nominated W Schnanffer for mayor, B Pamphreys in the first ward Leander Barger in the second ward and A L Gardner in the third ward for council. The election is set for August. The current council and mayor are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruswick
Brunswick
Counci
B.C. Shafer
Brunswick Herald
E. H. Thompson
OC. Marka
J. P.karas
W. Schnanffer
B. Pamphreys
Leander Barger
A.L. Gardner
Delawter and Gale Tie the Knot in Local Lutheran Church
George E Delawter of Foxville and Nora H Gale of High Downing were married July 21 at the Lutheran parsonage Amithsburg by Rev J B Keller. Julian Be Downing of Newport News Virginia wed Hannah F Garrett formerly of this city on July 23 in Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing—Garrott
Rome
Newport News
Julian BE. Downing
Hannah F. Garrett
Death and funeral notices in Baltimore area
Death of Mrs Mary A C Dixon at age 62 in Baltimore with funeral set for July 29 at 4 p.m. from 828 Heath Payson Street. Also reports on Clifford Miller recovering from a self inflicted abdominal wound. Health notes on Benjamin Rosenour and Charles Canty. Electric car deliveries and a family warning about syrup of Fige as a laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ditor
Baltimore
St LE Pen
Mary A.C. Dixon
Benjamin F. Dixon
Christian
Catharine Greenwald
Heath Payson Street
Tuesaday
Barn Fire Destroys Gov Grove Farm Near Frederick
Last evening a large fire gutted the Grove farmstead four miles south of town, destroying the barn with 175 bushels of wheat, hay, cattle, and farming tools. The stone dwelling roof largely spared, but adjoining ice house and outbuildings suffered. The blaze began after sunset with nearby bucket brigades preventing total loss of the home and other structures. Insurance on the barn and losses cited as about 2500 dollars. Residents aided by onlookers as flames threatened the dwelling and carriage shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere
William Grove
Bucket Brigade
Honce
J. Grove
Timoeg
Gre
Menara
Eugene
Grove
Frederick
Mr. Hugene Grove
Accident on Middletown Pike Injures Men and Woman
A wagon drawn by two horses overturned on the Middletown pike near Mr Cyrus Foust farm while en route from a camp meeting. Henry Sparks suffered a badly broken leg and a colored woman was bruised. others were shaken but uninjured. Doctors Ira J McCardy and Samuel T Haftner treated the injured at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Pike
Cyrus Fost
Horace Ach
Cece
Fred
Ube
Henry Sparks
Walter
Theiy Hotel
Bia
Eokle
Mr. Foul
Thlar
Ira J. McCardy
Samuel T. Uaftner
Sparks
Harmon Clopper's Spring Near Keedysville Rumored Water Source
The Antietam Valley Record notes a spring on Harmon Clopper's land near Keedysville that reportedly never fails. It speculates the spring is fed by a large subterranean lake under South Mountain and could be the county and possibly state’s most prolific, with an estimated flow of eighty four barrels per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Clopper
Antietam Valley
Keedysville
South Mountain
Maryland
Soldiers serenade Frederick mayor but he is absent
On Friday evening soldiers from the Fourth Regiment visited the home of Mayor Yeakle on West Third Street to serenade him. He was away, so the soldiers departed without meeting him. The mayor acquainted himself with many officers and privates during their stay in Frederick, who hold him in high esteem. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for cures, described as simple and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Armatead Webb
Frederick
Sudo
Lowndes
Saunders
Mera Bap Wieles
Gabe
Clifford Miller
Gompsny H
Yaakle
Weat
Popular Excursions via B and O R R to Atlantic City
The B and O R R announces a July 30 excursion from Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Lexington and stations to Atlantic City Aspe May Gen Iale City with 12 day tickets. Trains depart Frederick and Hagerstown at listed times. round trip $5.60 with reduced rates from other stations. Details at local B and O agents and stations on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Atlantic City
Aspe May
Iale City
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Lexington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
Watkin
Specal Express
Washington
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Mid
Bhenaodoab Junction
W. Va
Martinsburg
Chas
Soull
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Charles Canty
East Pat- Tick Street
United States Express
Perire
Frederick Rofl
P. Otte
Soir Suth
J.T. Shanler
A. Son
Snith
Reich's Ford
Hood
Barsaparits
Sarasparits
Isidor
Hosenour’s
Beatty
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Motz & Kue
John Hendrickson
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Jon Hen Chickson
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