Personal Notes On Local Residents Visiting In Frederick
A compilation of short notices about residents and guests in Frederick. Names include B H Datrow Hyattstown P Foreman Philadelphia Pa Maynard Datrow Libertstown Dr William E Stang South Market St returning from New York Mrs Henry Wood Beanswick Miss Aguss Taylor Altoons Pa visiting Miss Mary MacCardell North Market St Miss Martha Rowell Falls Church Va visiting Mrs W S McCardell North Market St Miss Rdas Cromwell near Book Gyetown spending the day with friends Dr O L Kefsaver North Market St operating flags in Taneytown returning Edward Sobel Roy Warfield visiting Washington returning home Mrs John B H Wright Libertytown visiting Mr and Mrs Banton Kenodla South Market St returning G F Branier Baltimore graduate of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy accepted with Dr J H Heller North Market St Lela Mateny Mamie Lipps West Patrick St in Hagerstown for a wedding Harvey Wachter Hagerstown visiting brother George Wachter East Patrick St Jenny Hagedorn Portland Ore visiting Misses Williamson Record St left for home Mrs Gustky Hartig Washington visiting her parents West Patrick Street Carlton B Stumford Brad dock Gettysburg Theological Seminary left for Hillcrest Ill to accept a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Datrow
Hyattstoway
Foreman
Philadelphia
Frederick
Maynard Datrow
Liberts
William E. Stang
South Market Street
New York
Henry Wood
Beanswick
Baltimore
O.L. Kefsaver
North Market Street
Taneytown
Edward Sobel
Roy Warfield
Washington
John BH. Wright
Libertytown
Banton Kenodla
Hillcrest, M. J
Local notices from county correspondents mixed with names and visits
County correspondent items from Sparrows Point and nearby towns report visits by Bernserd Kosne and Theodore Koons to parents, Miss Anus Hagso visiting Miss Virginia Dusters near Kaysville, and relatives in Washington. Notes include church services at Grace Reformed, June 17 communion, May and June travel, and parade participation by the Taneytown Fire Company and Dram Corps in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taseytows
Bernserd Kosne
Sparrow’s Point
Theodore Koons
Baltimore
Jacob Koons
Anus Hagso
Virginia Dusters
Kaysville
Mary
Lewis Semler
Taneytown Fire Company
Dram Corps
Westminster
PAD HONOR TO FLAG ASSOCIATION RAISES NEW FLAG
A Flag Day observance by Washington Camp No 13 and No 17 P O S of A honored Francis Scott Key at the Key Monument in a cemetery ceremony. A parade, address by Hon. Wm. M. Jott, and a new flag raised on the monument staff concluded with patriotic music and a march back to the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frareis Scott Key
Washington
Sbelr Bali
Salec Drom Band
Iogegrad
Membara
Company A
Charles Bull
John Snyder
Reading Sahbley
Daniel S. Schmidt
Harry Yieger
Victor Ereb
Moramenk
Francis Scott Key
P.O. S
MB Othet Cemetery
Key Monument Association
Wm. G. Sheffier
Ts Camp
Key Monnoment Association
America
Jesse Hmichast
Wm. M. Jott
Baltimore
EnAtmmsr
Bouts Mosement
Gialis
Han— Esky
Chris- Han
Francis Scott Keynan
Desda
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Frea Edocs Hon
Tha Mseses
Aisen
Gaalute
E. Goldsborough
Esy Monument Association
Anc
Agalo
Third Street
A. M. Gaisbert
Western Maryland College President Hospitalized. Cumberland Suit
Dr Thomas H Lewis of Western Maryland College resides at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Cumberland. A Cambridge Hospital board meeting accepted Dr Thomas Coelisn's resignation and elected Dr Goy L Hunner in his stead. A jury returned a five thousand dollar verdict for Mrs Conner in a case against the city of Cumberland over injuries from fires blown across pavement during a storm in Hagerstown. A land deal near Ewa Point Kent County aims to support fruit and vegetable farming for city markets with a new summer resort proposed. Pittsburgh capitalists show interest. Grand jurors from Semerest County are summoned for a special circuit court session on June 25 to try William Ise, a colored inmate in the Norfolk jail, for alleged assault on Mrs G Robert Barnes and Miss Frances Powell at Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Campbridge Hospital
Thomas Coelisn
Goy L Hunner
Bis Place
Gane Couner
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Jaige Henry
Semerest
Princesa Lane
William Ise
Norfolk
Ail
G. Robert Barnes
Mies Frances Powell
Kingston
Baseball Plans For City Team On New Grounds
Tas promoters plan to use O Eesry meadow on East Patrick street for the coming season with Monday evening practice on the new grounds. A grandstand and a turf diamond will be laid out and a canvas fence surrounding the diamond is planned. The season opens around June 25 or 28 with either Martinsburg or Hagerstown in the Inter State Leagues. Frederick houses many good players and a fire team will be chosen. The Middletown baseball team will play the Maryland School club at 2 30 p m tomorrow on the school grounds, weather permitting. It will be the first game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
O’eesry
East Patrick Street
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Maryland
Isasov
Richmond Woman Dies of Fright in Burglary
The English residence at 2711 Grove Avenue Richmond Virginia was broken into early Wednesday about 1 o clock. Mrs English died from fright and Mr English wounded in the room he shared with his wife. Thieves robbed upstairs valuables and were confronted by Mrs English in the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Envglieb
Grove Avenue
Richmond
Barglara
Mra. English
English
Esgibb
Frederick
Mies Madeline English
Academy of the Visitation
Steter Bernard
Boys Held on Series Charge Near Grove City
Grovar Ecaroyer Frank and Lloyd Kaeefoan were arrested by Sheriff Matiz and Deputy Carver on obstructing Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Grove’s lime kilns. Accusations include placing a plank and piling stones to derail a freight train and later filling the track with barrel hoops. They were held to answer to the grand jury with $100 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovar Ecaroyer
Frank
Lloyd Kaeefoan
Matiz
Carver
Baltimore and Ohio
Grove
Isis
O. E. Eckstein
Jastion Fokstelo
Hall
Joseph W. Gaver
Denver mining inspection trip by special train party
J Roger Merere Aaron Rosenstock J Frank Eisenhauer Righ id P Ross J Frank Newman Princeton Buckey and Dr Ira J Mc Gordy depart this morning for Denver Cal on a special train with capitalists from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore to inspect mining properties. The Frederick Carty met the train at Battisburg Pa. The train includes baggage library and sleeping cars a barber shop bath dining car four sleepers and an observatory car. It will reach Chicago tomorrow morning then Denver Sunday at 1 pm. The party will tour Pike's Peak Garden of the Gods and other sights over ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trai
Barnnes & Section
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago Lmited
Chicago
Denver
Pike's Peak
Death notices from Emmitsburg and Harper’s Ferry
Baker died at Emmitsburg aged about 73 from heart trouble. He was a carriage maker, survived by a widow, a son Bernard, a daughter Alice, two daughters in law, and a son from a previous marriage. Julia A Coleman aged 62 died in Harper’s Ferry of tuberculosis. she was cousin to Rice family. G Howard Johnson aged 66 died in Norfolk after six weeks illness. former harbor master eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saree
Baker
Emmitsburg
Mies Solis A. Coleman
Harper's Farry
W. Va
Jans Il
Louise Coleman
Hess
Mies Coleman
Louiss
Rica Coleman
Thomas. P
Lewis A. Rice
Howard Jeanson
G. Howard Johnson
Janeis
Norfolk
Ben
Absy Steamer
Commencement Notices For Jefferson and Thor mont High Schools
Jefferson High School commencements set for June 19 with a handful of graduates including Mary L Martin Rhods E Dotterer and Dalay V Grimaz. Thor mont High School declines to host, listing several graduates. The Thurmont High School alumni reunion occurs at Town Hall on Monday evening February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson High School
Thormont High School
Jones
Mary L Martin
Rhods E. Dotterer
Dalay V. Grimaz
Ssunie E. Dotterer
Margaret M. Morrison
Ethel V. Grimss
Goward W Barsard
Manrica J. Albanga
Luther MM. Boller
Wm M. McGill
Hammord Creer
Tas
Thurmont High School
Japanese Entertainment Aids Emergency Hospital Fund
A delightful Japanese entertainment at Kemp Hall last night benefited the Junior Auxiliary of the Emergency Hospital. The program included a Japanese play and recitations by Miss Trane Enright and Miss Margaret Ford. Caramels and candy sales added to a good sized sum raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Trane Enright
Margaret Ford
Mountain Service Plans Evening and Afternoon Orchestral Music
Mountain Song Service announces Sunday programs on the mountain with a half hour prelude by the orchestra and a sacred concert in the afternoon.
Local resident ill at East Third Street
A brief item notes Mrs Edward James of East Third street is quite sick and unable to visit or conduct regular affairs described in a concise community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward James
East Third Street
Pastor Eschbach celebrates 32 years at Evergelical Reformed Church
Rev Dr Bimand B Eschbach marked 32 years as pastor of the Evergelical Reformed Church with a reception Last night in the church hall attended by members and Frederick residents. A committee decorated the room and an orchestra provided music as guests registered and offered congratulations. The congregation presented a purse of more than 300 dollars as an anniversary gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Eethbach
Evergelical Reformed Church
Bimand B. Eschbach
Lewis A Rica
Frederick
Alles G
Ths Canaletory
Ralph Bowers
Katherine Qayan
Lewis A. Rice
Albert L. Pearra
Esohback
Sirs
Eschbach
Esohbach
G. Waring Tyson
Sewing Society
Margaret E. 8. Hood
Mite Society
A. S. McDaniel
A O. McCarden
Charles Crosses
E. Kefaover
The
Missionary Society
O. Edwin Kemp
Guild
Dick Endorses Lowndes in Allegany Congressional Fight
Former State Senator David E. Dick of Allegany county announces support for Lloyd Lowndes in the district’s Congressional nomination. He notes a shift toward party unity against Col. George A. Pearre and predicts Lowndes will win Allegany primaries on June 30 with strong Republican worker support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Dick
Allegany County
Lloyd Lowndes
George A. Pearce
Mr. Lowndes
Mr. Dick
Pearre
State Senate
John B Shannon
Col.Pestar
Theie
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Allegany
Thomas Dawson
Pearra
Washington County
Lowndes
Coungy
Bir
Mir. Lowndeans
Sir
Local Market Quotations for Grains and Oil
Market update lists buying quotes for today including Oaurn or barrels at 2.50, shelled 0.52 per bushel, No 7 red 0.7, No 3 0.3, steamer Jic per bushel, rejected 0.65, damaged 0.655 per basket, oats 0.30 per basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Bart
Tyson & Nicodemes
Oaurn
Real Estate Sates and Local Building Campaign Update
Mr. and Mrs. James Jones sold Buck Bouss and jet on North Bantz Street to Mr. Bion Boost for 360 dollars. Jones bought a lak between Fifth and Sixth streets near Klinehart's alley from Rhodes R Kemp with private consideration. The G. 4. A. Building Campaign reports daily increases with total pledges reaching 19 303.50. Company C banner, led by Captain Henry Abbott, remains at headquarters as other companies perform well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Buck Bouss
Jet
North Bantz Street
Bion Boost
Jones
Rhodes R. Kemp
Fifth
Sixth
Klinehart’s Alley
Cfmpany C
Henry Abbott
Stockings and wash goods offered at low prices
Stockings are advertised with a wide range of women's, children's and men's hose in black white and fancy weaves. Prices span 12Kc to $1.50 with styles in Lisle cotton gauze and lace, plus a section on wash stuffs for morning frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
3Od
George B
SAREE W4. . BAKER, 8. D. BAKER
Avast. Cashler, President View President lee President Cashler Jeportas, McSuseer D.E. Seraeven, CAM, THowas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Saree
Baker
D. Baker
Zimmerman Samuel G. Dowall
Avast
Cashler
View
Lee
Jeportas, McSuseer D.E. Seraeven
Brief Bits From Frederick County News
Mr James P Forsythe of North Market street suffers from serious eyes after a piece of ateelin ib a few days ago. A spring wagon rear axle broke in front of the Hygelaica factory causing a fall but no one was hurt. W Nelson Whiteide of Thurmont received a silver medal from the St Louis Exposition for Australian wheat on his farm. Attorneys H Dorsey Brorhlson Frederick and David W Ecker met the Governor about William D D Ecker who was convicted of manslaughter at the February term 1905 and sentenced to three years. Judge Motter State's Attorney Willard and jurors pressed the petition for a pardon. the Governor will advertise and act within four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Forsythe
North Market Street
Stull
W. Nelson Withide
Thurmort
H. Dorsey Brohlson
Frederick
Snd
David W. Ecker
William D.D. Ecker
Cireuit
Frederick County Sud
William Sagara
Brunswick
Motter
Willard
Jarcrsa
In the Law's Grip Sent to Jail
James Allen was arrested by Officer King on disorderly conduct charges regarding Gronk. He was committed to jail by Justice O. H. Eckstein for bearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Officer King
Gronk
Justice O. H. Eckstein
Regular Friday Night Dauce At Braddock Heights Tonight
Braddock Heights hosts regular Friday night dares with half hour car departures from Square corner. Saturday specials include Whipped Cream Chocolates at 25c per pound and Fine Mixture at 6c per pound, with local confectionery ads mentioning Phosphate drinks and McCardell’s flavor tie‑ins. EsxypER's at 131 North Market Street advertises chocolate soda and new product lines, urging customers to ask for Cherry Cake and Brad dock items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauce
Braddock Heights
Square Corner
Vader Porch Slades Offer Cool Privacy For Summer
L. E. Mullivie Sommer Comport promotes Vader Porch Slades to beat heat by admitting a breeze while keeping privacy. They are adjustable in price, sold locally, and awnings can be ordered and installed promptly with the Patent Belt Chain roller system highlighted.
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the Daily News
Rice
Franklin
George Washington
James Hrox Polk
Nashville
Josiah J
Sevunrah
io—John Ausestus Sutter
Germany
Pruvsiz
Imperial Odier WA
York General Slocum
Long Island Sound
Wasmbercx
Jace
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ghocoists Soda
Bundeen
Satard
Satard Satardey
C. O. Kealy
McCardalls
Esead
WcVardell
Sraddock Heights
Hershberger
Diamond
Redock & Oaerrs Markey’s
O. P. Bennett
Ben -Neidig & Miller & Cramer & Son
Zurely
County Correspondene
Rockville
H. Delaplains
Ads Fox
T.j.bolb
K-y Monument
Association
News OF the
H&e
Barglare
Mr. English
EBLP
Colorado
Youiarn Watt
Eamand
B. Eschbach
Almaers
John Mendrickson
Genalio Lisle
Genta
Windsor
Anconor
Agerton
Eendesockson
Neidic & Juller
Miller
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baces
T. Jepsx
C. Morzzn
D. H. Hancerr
Joux
Hamesves
H Harcce
G. Baxex
Danis
Backas
Aneldig & Miller
Freperics Co. Farners’ Excwaner
Allen
Qtesx & Co
Just
Studebaker
Farmer Jim
Phsases
Miss L Grace Beard
Emory L Gabeniz
Sc. Pardozan
Allens G Quexx & Co
Gvarccperhy
E_ is. Schmid
Citizens’ Nu
Eorce
Rodock & A
Thos. P. Rice
Joman P. Bick
BAME
Eee
Besant & Enott
Gefat Fibre Sale
Obol's
Morgan O&gil
Fancy and Staple Groverler NO
West Patrick
Streey Frederick
North Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
Fredericks Md
Krelane
E. Peterman
West
Franklin Etrast
Balttush
Tn Frederick
C. i. Refauver
Optical Speciailet
North Harker
Avai
Herrera Millinery
South Market Streat
Gua
Standard Oil Company
B. Sappirgtor
City Zale
Newarsa Pert
McCardell
Esxyper's
Teno Fenit
Herseberger's
L. E. Mullivie
Sommer Comport
Mullinix
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