Social New York Visitors and local residents seen in city
Miss Grean of New York visits Mr and Mrs Kolb on East Third street Mary A Kolb of Washington visits her sons Wo Kolb and David Kolb in the city Minster Morgan of Baltimore spends yesterday with G Hoskins Morgan in town Frank O Ozburn of Pittsburg bar joins his brother William Osbure on West Third street Rev M Hench and wife depart for Trapps PA Edward Grove and family of Stephens City VA visit relatives in the city Clarence W Gomper of Thurmond WV visits his parents East Patrick street Maurice G Beckwith of the Conservatory leaves for Graft Barrington MA for vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missss Grean
New York
David D. Kolb
East Third Street
Mira
Mary A. Kolb
Washington
Messrs
David Kolb
Thomas Maynard Morgan
Baltimore
Fenbee
G. Hoskins Morgan
Frank O. Ozburn
Pittsburg
William W. Osbure
Trapps Pa
Edward Grove
Stephens City
TD Bn Automobile
Clarence W.gompier
Thurmond
W. Va
Sod
W.O. Gompher
East Patrick Street
Maurice G Beckwith
Conservatory of
Fasi
Graft
Eels Caught and Hens Stolen in City Oddities
Mersta Harry Ebert and Casper Hiltian caught a string of 15 eels while fishing Saturday. Dogs entered the hennery of Mrs. Horatio Waters on South Market Street and carried off forty four five chickens. An excursion to Frederick over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad drew 185 travelers from Baltimore yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersta
Harry Ebert
Casper Hiltian
Horatio Waters
South Market Strasé
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Funeral of David J W Lambert Held at Utica Church
The funeral for David J W Lambert, a respected local resident near tics, was held Saturday June 16 at Utica church. Rev S S Hench presided. Pallbearers included George W Cramer, W S Bemabarg, William B H Smith, Andrew Wachter, John H Wachter, and Dr R Wachter. Burial followed at Utica cemetery. James Creager & Son directed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. W. Lambert
Near Tics
Utica
Atila
m.Rev. S
George W. Cramer
Marriage of Mary Slinglu and Louis Tstard in New York
The marriage of Mrs. Mary McSherry Slinglu of Frederick to Louis Charles Tstard of New York took place Saturday at 1:30 a.m. at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in New York, performed by Father Ghimbers. A daughter of Dr. Edward Osale ofc Sherry of this city attended. The article also notes a bass catch by O H Cramer of Walkersville near Devlibiss bridge on the Monocacy weighing 61 pounds and measuring 2835 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tstard —Slingluee
Mary McSherry Slinglu
Frederick
Louis Charles Tstard
New York
Church of the Biestsd Sacrament
Ghimbers
Thatribe
Edward Osale
Sherry
0. H. Cramer
Walkersville
Devlibiss’ Bridge
Frederick Szhermen
Lightning Strikes Home At Rocky Springs
During last night’s storm lightning struck the gable end of the reef benes of Mr. William Moore at Rocky Springs tearing plastering and boards. Mrs. Moore was knocked unconscious by the shock and both telephone lines were severed by the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moore
Rocky Springs
Arm Dislocation After Window Fall At Home
Master Edward Thomas fell from a fourth window at his Esat Second street home yesterday and dislocated his right elbow. Dr. T B Johnson and Meredith Smith reset the injured arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas
Esat Second Street
Dra. T. B. Johnson
Meredith Smith
Sermon to Graduates at Presbyterian Church
The baccalaureate service for Mate and Female High schools at the Presbyterian church featured Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon delivering a sermon on Romans 12 21 Be not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good The ceremony included music by the choir and readings by Edward H Kreb and Cbss B T Hendrickson Graduates and teachers processed to the church and heard lines urging tenderness honesty and steadfastness plus the call to carry the Christian motto Be not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good The notice also mentions other services at the German Baptist and Presbyterian churches later that day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
Thomas Freeman Dace
Presbr
Elmer Dixse
Bath Bowere
Stesers
Edward H. Kreb
Cbss
B. T. Hendrickson
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Esforsa
Ear
Dizon
Reed
Ooacerk
Schins
Dixon
Church of God
Bite
Fou
Erii
Avi
Beethven
Sider
P. D. Fabrney
Brunner
Presbyterian Church
Relling
Cesk
Thomas Free
Religious services and events across local churches on Sunday
A summary of Sunday church activities lists sermons at Evangelical Reformed St John Catholic and other congregations. Details include affability talk by Dixon, vesper times, catechism, Sunday schools, baptisms, and planned midweek gatherings at Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Lutheran and Episcopal churches with pastors' names and scripture references.
Battle of the Strong at City Opera House event
A large gathering attended a City Opera House meeting under YMCA auspices. Mayor Smith and C D O’Neil performed pieces, Rev. Etchbach gave opening prayer, and Rev. Freeman Dizon delivered blessing. George F. Tibbitts urged YMCA support, showing national work and aiming to raise 25000 by next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Shsp
M.C.A
Iocal Orchestra
Smith
C.D O'Neil
Etch— Bach
Thomas Freeman Dizon
MM. Garner
George F. Tibbitts
M.O.A
The
Christian Association
London
Atlantic
Pacific
Hmely Y. M. C. A
Tibbitts
Cameron Beck
Washington, D. C
Travers Teomas
Citizens National Bank
Ina Terale
Frederick
Ordination and Installation at Thurmonk Reformed Church
Gay P. Bresdy was ordained yesterday and installed as pastor of the Thurmonk Reformed Church in this county. The ceremony was conducted by Revs. I. M. Motter of Frederick A. M. Glock of Emmitsburg and J. J. Schaeffer of Walkersville.
Land sale on Sugar Loaf Mountain by Henry Gordon Strong
Henry Gordon Strong of Chicago acquires about 100 acres atop Sugar Loaf Mountain in Big County. He plans to build a summer residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numerace Partier
Henry Gordon Strong
Chiocago
Til
Big County
Strong
Market Prices Reported for Tyson and Nicodeman Traders
Market quotes show Carn per barrel at 2.60 dollars shelled 52 venta per bushel Wheat No 2 red at 30 dollars No 3 at 50 cents steamer 740 per bushel injected. Dashed damaged parse incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson & Nicodeman
Boszal
Citizens National Bank tops Maryland roll of honor in 1905
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick leads Maryland banks on the Comptroller’s roll of honor for 1905. It reports a capital of 100000 and surplus and profits over 800000. The Frederick institution, founded in 1886, earns praise for progressive yet conservative management under directors led by J. D. Baker and executors including W. G. Baker and H. D. Baker with cashier S. G. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlons
New York
Scok
Citizans
National Bank of Frederick
Otiocel
Maryland
Finsndler
Olsizone’ National
Frederick
Ataif
France
J. D. Baker
William G. Baker
EH. D. Baker
Caurter
William G. Zimmerpants
Aralasent Cashier
Samuel G. Davali
Montgomery County GOP Primaries Narrowly Split Delegates
Districts favor Pearre in Clarksburg Bethesda Gaithersburg Barnesville Wheaton and Damascus while Dawson carries Laytonsville Rockville Olney and Damascus with close totals. Community convention at Heckville ends in plan for equal Montgomery delegate split between Pearre and Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Damascus
McDonaid
Potomec
Laytonsville
Dawson
Pesrie
Colesr
Unicsel Pearre
Heckville
Montgomery
Pearra
Daweor
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office
A June 16 1266 Frederick post office list shows remaining letters. Advertised letters require callers to identify and collect within two weeks before being sent to the dead letter office. Includes Gentlemen and Ladies lists with names such as Charles T H Buchanan James H Hoey George Long and Miss Mollie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Ofice Baturday
Deld
Gesrlemen
Charles T. H. Buchanan
Washington Green
Jas. H. Hoey
George Long
M.H. Pinockerton
Strasburger
Charles E. Stull
Claude Tanng
George B. Terrsil
Lapies
Alice Grammitt
E. W. Oost
Lois Flair
Griffin
Mollie Jones
BeOnrren
John Robinson
Bmxa
Albans
Sheford
Misa
Ethel Swargert
Nat He Thomas
Ebien O. Tucker
Julia E. Wray
James A. Waters
Engagement announced for Carrie Phillips in Frederick
A coming wedding is announced in Frederick for Miss Carrie Anon Phillips daughter of Parmister and Bira Phillips. She will wed James Paulipe of the U S Navy and Captain Randolph Carter Berkeley of the U S Marine Corps in Shepherdstown West Virginia next month. Mrs Laura Chaplice of Frederick is mentioned as the grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carrie Anon Phillips
Parmister
Bira
James 5
Paulipe
United States Navy
Caps
Randolph Carter Berkeley
United States Marine Corps
Shepherdstown
W. Vs
Misa Phillips Ie
Laura 5
Chaplice
Larceny arrest of Elmer Jackson on West South street
Deputy Sheriff Dacner arrested Elmer Jackson for larceny of $1 from the home of Ar. John E. Ridenser on West South street. He appeared before Justice O. H. Eckstein and posted $50 bail for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jackson
Dacner
John E. Ridenser
West South Street
O. H. Eckstein
Linthicum Exhibits Wheat and Millet at Urkses Fair
Mr. Thos. Linthicum of Urkses displays wheat and millet raised on his 40 acres. The wheat beads are large and full with 70 to 72 grains each. Millet measures about five inches in length with five inch circumference and is described as Sig indhs long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
Linthicum
Urkses
Childres
The Sick Condition of Mr. Francie T Rhodes
The line is unclear but notes the illness of Mr. Francie T Rhodes of Weet Second Street and mentions the waiting as a duty or business matter. The fragment offers no dates or clear actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie T. Rhodes
Capital Surplus Figures From Local Company Ledger
A fragment lists capital surplus amounts and names such as D. Baker, Samuel G. Dovale, D. Sarer, and G. Zimmerman as officers or associates. The snippet shows $100 000 surplus and $250 000 totals with titles like President and Vice President among the personnel.
Delightful Pilgrimage to Boxwood Lodge on Flag Day
Frederick Chapter D A R members and guests visited Boxwood Lodge in Urleans on Flag Day. Mrs Francie H Markall hosted with patriotic decorations and a program including a talk on 1777 adoption of arms, a paper on the Beall family, and a hymn. The event closed with praise for the hostess and an elegant reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Boxwood Lodge
Jane
Urleans
Francie H. Markall
Haring
Naithsr Patns
Fisg
Maryland
Eusha Besil
Bunker Hill
Altto
D. G. Winebrewer
Shefisg
Dame Hetey
Edward 3. Eichelberger
Fisia
Milage Marske
Frederick Cnapter
Gathorne Ingle
All Saints’ PE. Church
Miss McCleery
Hey
Satan
Stockings and fabrics advertised in busy store page
The ad promotes a wide range of stockings and fabrics at low prices. It highlights women's Lisle stockings, Silk Plated hose, and cottons with specific prices, plus new printed Swiss fabrics and Organdy lines. Also features children's and men's hosiery, plus Wash Stuffs for morning frocks and washable materials as a selling point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie & Miller
Boss' Sud
Elzes
Excursions to Niagara Falls from Frederick
Baltimore and O Bark offers Niagara Falls round trip tickets for 1105 from Frederick with departures June 29 July 27 August 3 and 27 and September 1 23 1906. Train No 6H from Washington at 7 00 am and Camden Station Baltimore at 7 40 am reach Niagara Falls at 11 00 pm. Tickets valid ten days including sale days. agents provide pamphlet on stops and side trips. Regular Frederick Aerie meeting set for June 19 at 7 30 pm. business and initiation. Barber shop items and tools advertised by local merchants including jar rings and lawn care gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & O. Bark
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Camden Statoo
Niagara Falla
Pdlats
Mt. Airy
Washington Jasedon
Black Diamond
Lehigh Valley
Osll
Porch Shade Sale Advertises Affordable Cool Spot
L. E. Nellinex advertises the best porch shade to keep porches cool at low cost. A large mat flag shipment arrived this morning, with noted delays for a weasel. Early ordering is urged to secure special bargain pricing.
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the Daily News
Bera
Represto
Journalisy
York
Waite
Pinsves
X-sovernor
Lesdon
Rattan
General Prateun
U.S. A
P. Jane
Ts. m
Tux Newa
W. l. Moors
Tosh
Pan Automobiles
Wingare Fells
Bsrkruptcy Pioticer
Balto
Eye
Lisborough
Ret
B &Co.r. BR
Worthington Amer
Norisries Reing & Miller
R.R
Tarun
Mobley & Bre
Betes pBy Dealers
G. Qeynao & Os
U. BE
Mullinix Winia
Besamer & Staniter
Frederick High School
Presbyterian Crukch
Man Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
St. John’s Catholic
Yenter- Gay
Tand
Women's Home
Foreign Missionary Society
Gular Preyer
First Baptist
Sandar
Akes
Kar
William Gemmond Parker
Methotet Episcopal Church
A J. Gil
Cavesoga
Gilbe
Eutheran
Siecx
Jois
Samaria
Trinity
City Opera
United Bathven
J. W. Elracofe
Christian Endeavor Bald & Very
Ice Smith
Graves Reformed
B. L. Smobean
All Saints’ Protestant Epiocopal
Osborna Ingie
Schieveville
Bisasre
C. M. Gilpin
F. B. Sappington
Mise Wnanale Floyd
Tha Mesto
OF the
Me. Tibbitts
X. M. C. A. Campaicn
Mart
Guizana’ National Bank of Frederick Banks High
Bas Supias
Montgomery County
Ditiord
Pearre
Goulus
Business Eeaertin
Youiars
Citizen’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, Mpd
D. Sarer Wx
Baekss
D. Baker Wi. G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Dovalel
Caehtor
Directore
Jeper Jas
Wx. G. Baxxr
Cul
Teowas
Darirt
Delightfeld
A. B
State
Jane Gand
Cisment O. Anshermac
Wendricksor
Wse
Ace
Demeot
Car aSock
Hendrickron
Seidig & Miller
Wm. Tarun
Eys
Cos
Frederick Aerie
St Sp. m
Cas. S. Witsos
W. P. Attest
Exnist
M Fox
Secor
Esemel
Auizes G Qryxs & Co
Feederick Gas Asp
Elecrric Co
Wat. Jr
Keexxepy
Kennedy
Steve Borsa
Seorces
Rodock & 68
Pargalz Buller
George
Ropu
Thos. P. Rice
Eve
EAME
Belant & Knott
City Hotel
Geoil's
Dezso
Alies G Qtysx & Co
L Schuid
L. E. Nellinex
Morgan Geoil
Fancy and Staple Groveries NO
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Lowtaher Forrest
Bulloins
North Charles Street
Laitimere
A. E. Emith
East Church
Tiewip
Petaraan
West Frankly Street
Lsu
Consult C. Ls
North Market
Brest
Apradiz
Drees
Herrera Millinery
South Market Street
B. Sappeston
Standard Oil Company
F. B. Sappingtor
North Market Street
Gnadoo
City Mal
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