Personal notices of visitors and guests in town
Purely personal paragraph of social notices listing visitors and guests in the city. Names include Mr. Loalia Cramer Mr. W. H. Harry Wm. B. Levy Esq Miss Alice Crabster Miss Elizabeth Gilson Mr. and Mrs. George H. Railing Mr. R. M. Brown Miss Lillian Cassell Miss Marie Harbin Miss Clara Wineberg Mr. Thomas Haller Mr. Ernest D. Frazier Frank Carty Miss Beatrice Only Jerney Ebberts Luther W. Storm George from Lancaster Pa Ayres and Child of Baltimore Brightside Cottage Brad Mook Colony Walter Waller and children of Kearneysville W Va George A. Schroeder Clarenon F. Schroeder and daughter Haristt Miss Clara Day and Mrs. Harry Bateman D. Charles Winebrewer Noah Walker and others mentioned in city social round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leasant
Loalia Cramer
Washington
W. H. Harry
Baltimore
Levy Esq
Alice Crabster
Taneytown
Elizabeth Gilson
George H. Railing
R. M. Brown
Washington, D. C
Lillian Cassell
Thurmont
C. C. Waters
East Church
Charles J. Nasbaum
Thomas Haller
Ernest D. Frazier
Frank Carty
Philadelphia
East Patrick Street
Misa Beatrice Only
Clara Wineberg
North Market Street
Marie Harbin
Wilson
Patrick Streat
Wargarotere
Inia
F. J. Schroeder
Jerney Ebberts
Luther W. Storm Sodeon
George
Lancaster
Clarenon FF. Schroasder
Haristt
Grafton
W. Va
Misa Clara Day
Pasadena
Cal
Harry Bateman
East Second Street
Mecora
H. W. Krammer
Noah Walker
Arlington
D. Charles Winebrewer
DANGER TO CHILDREN Health notice and college election notes
A warning about scrofula and the use of Father John’s Medicine cites its claimed benefits for glandular inflammation and consumption. Separately, Kongoke College in Salem Virginia reports Dr Julius D Dreher resigning after twenty five years and James A Morehead elected president connected to the United Synod Lutheran Seminary in Charleston. A piece on advertising notes assertive guidance for business papers and public attention to promoting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
John O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Bert
Dreher Reely
Kongoke College
Salem
Julius D. Dreher
James A. Morehead
United Synod Lutheran Church of the South
Charleston
D.C
Firemen Parade Praised For Arch Displays At Frederick
Notes describe the big meat and arches admired by visitors. Firemen crowded the streets and Braddock Heights lodging planned. Mayor Dubois and Chief Horton attend convention as decorations, carriages, bands, and lights illuminate Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
George W. Horton
Baltimore Fire Department
Masonic Lodge
Charles Dubois
Annapolis
Smith
Cumberland Fire Companies
John J. Stump
Cumberland
Court House
J. Francia Smith
Joseph W. Gaver
Walcome
F. G. Thomas
Ernest Helfenstein
Wm. H. A. Hawilton
Hagerstown
United Drill Association
Taneytown and Vicinity County Correspondence Highlights
County correspondence from Taneytown Hyatstown Sonewick and Graceham notes social visits family trips and church events. Highlights include visits by the Sunning Brinving Dottera Tabler King Rhodes Wolfe Norris Bratt Brantner and others and the Taneytown baseball club organized with officers R W Clingan Angell Little and Heindollar. Children’s Day services announced at Grace Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
John Sunning
Boonsboro
Burton Brinivng
M. O. Dottera
Washington
Grage Reformed Memorial Church
E. F. Smith
We Smith
Libertytown
Alice Reindollar
Pennsylvania
Tiffin
Ohio
Taneytown Baseball Club
R. W. Clingan
Artie B. Angell
Little
Norman R. Heindollar
Wicomico County Fixes Tax Rate at 75 Cents
News of the state notes Wicomico county commissioners set the tax rate at 75 cents. The Talbot County Democratic Convention nominated a fall county ticket and legislators. An Odd Fellows parade is expected with 35 000 participants at the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Baltimore next September. A 346 acre Kent county farm sold for 14900 to Elizabeth G. Constable. Rev Charles Martin Elderdiece appointed pastor at Rowlandville church Cecil county. Wicomico commissioners answer mandamus petition by saloon keepers arguing license discretion and sentiment in Salisbury district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomico County
Washington County
Howller i Ieee Grocery
Hagerstown
Talbot County
Democratic Convention
Easton
Kent County
Elizabeth B. Groome
Cecil County
Black's Station
Elizabeth G. Constable
Charles Martin Elderdiece
Westminster Seminary
Rowlandaville Methodist Protestant Church
Satcemor
J. Eerie Maloy Velt
Wiccsinco Amanty
Saltebury
Boward Miller Sentenced After Arrest in Local Case
Boward Miller was arrested last night and after a hearing Deroy Jeatson Wood fined him $2.75. In default of payment he was sent to jail for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boward Miller
Knee Dereer
Deroy Jeatson Wood
Sale of Farms Auctioned at Court House Door
Capt Walter Saunders acted as auctioneer selling two tracts of land once owned by the late John J Gateaul at the Court House door for Frank O Norwood. The 109 acre tract sold at 37.25 per acre totaling 4080.03 dollars. The 116 acre tract sold at 33 per acre totaling 3842.43 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Court Howes
Frank O. Norwood
John J. Gateaul
Sho Reed Marriage and Local Political Notices
SYMENEAL. SHUPS REED. Mr Albert Sho and Mies Charlotte Reed of Catoctin Furnace were married at the parsonage in Lewistown Maryland by Rev A Asper on ane G Gol. Jones a Candidate, Gol Spencer Jones of Montgomery county announces for Democratic nomination for Governor. Postmaster salary at Midtown increased to 1100 per year. Divorce applications noted for balled Cole and Remo Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Massachusetts
New England
Uri_Peter the Great
Moscow
United States
Tripoli
London
Shups—Reed
Albert Sho and
Mies Charlotte
Reed
Catoctin
Gol. Jones
Gol. Spencer
Firemen's and Decor Ideas Offer July Bunting
Tolophous Qall a0 promotes 4 July décor and bunting from the same store. Announces ties, negligees, shirts, wash goods, and fabrics in multiple grades and colors. Highlights summer bargains, New York novelty fabrics, and large selections priced 10c to $1.50, with assorted patterns and guaranteed bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osn
COON
America
Tyler
Fonlard
Negiges
New York
Churches Announce Rescheduled Services and Changes
Rain reduced attendance for Children's Day at Lecise town Methodist Protestant church. Services will be repeated Sunday June 14 at 8 o clock with a promised program. Rev G J Hill lists preaching hours changes for June 14 21 28 across Mt Carmel New Market Central Fairview Bethel Lutheran Utica Mills Harmony Grove and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecise Town Methodist
G. J. Hill
Frederick
M. P
Mt. Carmel
New Market
Central
Fairview
Bethel Lutheran Church
Utica Mills
Harmony Grove
J. Ernest Litsloger
DROWN AT EAST ST. LOUIS FLOOD THREATENS CITY
Special Dispatch reports thirty five lives lost as flood rises in East St. Louis across the river city of thirty two thousand residents. Within hours the entire city may be submerged while river levels climb further. Market quotations from Western Milling & Export Co include corn $2.15 per barrel, oats 40 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red 77 cents per bushel, hay $18 to 20 per top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Louis
Jane
Western Milling & Export Company
Grand Firemen's Ball at Masonic Temple Thursday Night
June 11 event tickets priced at 25 cents with Park Hotel eye specialist on June 10 and 11, dates for engagements at hotel or residence 11 and 12 evenings. Frederick views book sale during firemen’s event. Det W Boteler relocates to 25 N Barkes Street to practice eye ear nose throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Frederick
Fredericktown
F. Kreh
Det. W
Boteler
N. Barkes
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the Daily News
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Maryland
W. L. Moors
H. Adams
Sala
Equity
Norwood
Solr
E. Third
Firemen's Ball
Masonic Temple Summer Wash Goods
Neidig & Miller
Thos. Kemp
Man
R. M. Price
Centreville
C. V. Wants
Westminster
Frederick Company
Follo Ape
William Daneberger
C.brachey
Wmn. Castle
John Fieming
George Bender
Sherman Castle
Joseph Wiles
Charles Hoffman
E. Roelkey
Henry Durfee
Johnson Barratt
Frederick Gas Company
F. W. Stanb
Jesse Gladhill
W. M. Jos
E. Michiel
Charles Oramec
Scott Welty
John Main
Thomas Ss. H. Shipl Ae Barring
M. Ipley
Sahm & Dill
J. Young
A. Koeller
A. A. Moser
Riebl
Jer’e
Livery Studies
Vincestre Tai
Gem Dintss
Ezra Hoff Nan
We. Deas
E. Joo
RK. Kemp
Johnson’s
Barber Zimmerman
Hadeon’s
F. Schroeder
Neiaig & Miller
Jes. E. Walker
L. E
H. M. Clabaugh
Antrim
Katherine Rhodes
Margarette Wolfe
Christain Church
James Holland
Qumne
Gabriel Lannon
Sonewick
MacDowall
Wm. Wender
Washington, DC
Z. T. Brautner
Laura
Biggs
Charles
B. D. Dnovall
Thurston
B. A. Langley
Elizabeth Brantner
A. W. Bratt
Benwood
Graceham
Walter Fogle
Neice
Minnie Whitemore
Rocky Ridge
Bertha Moonshower
Emmittsburg
O. L. Seiss
Williams
Fraley Clifton Weller
Roy
Mise Berth Weller
Jesse Heagy
Frederick, Eee
D. Lee
Snd
Jeremiah Harbsogh
Sarah Fogle
Union Bridge
John Stoner
Stonar
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City Sud County
Frederick City Hospital
Hanover
Hopner
Board of Managers
George Heinlein
Cyrus Thomas
Ida Markey
Jacobs
Emma Houck
Georgia Simmons
Ella , Houck
Amos Urner
Manassas Grove
L. Clingan
W. Q. Keller
James M. Hood
Joseph Baker
James McSherry
Kreh
Mise McCleary
Mr. Etchison
New York Tribune
Mr. Balled
Cole
Remo
Harp
Faante
Cutezens ® National Bank
MY Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Joman Hendrickson
Sipuis Monet
Rodock
Rodook
Joan Hurphoxsos
Newie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Lyons
Venice
BO & Pecrun
Clinton E. Main
Mily
Raduate Pharmacist
Marax
the City Motel Grill
Hull & Reich
Historic
Old Fredericketown
Mountain City
Hull & Reidh
Tabard Inn
Talldawiy
L. E. Mullinix
Mullinix
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Market Bireet
Frederick Cousty
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick Cowty
Farmers Exchange
Bora
Atock
Western
Ways Clover
Timothy
Geain
All Sante and
sGarre
Phons
Heward
T. M Williamson
Fedce
Woman's College
Enet Patrick St
Renna
K &R Howard
le Iuie
Sais
C. Waters
Beable
Patrice
H Adams
Puneet
S H. Lewis
Sadar
Lewis
East Third Street
Mzsdirt
Camp Schley Inn
Frederick City
Ormansone
Frederick County National Bank
J. Ww
Hoube
West Fourth Street
Apsir
Geo
A. Burek
Lot Do
Market Strest
B. D. Shriner
K.P. Ross
F. B. Sappington
City Mall
News OF the Churches
East ST. Louis
Frank Shefield
Sherif
Brederick County
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