Personal notices from Frederick area residents
Miss Lits Motter visits Shippensburg Pa and other locals visit relatives and friends in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Names include Kratzer Beasley Humrichouse Morrison Dean Buckey Beckley Lipscomb Daniels Remsburg Dorsey Shafer Miller and Crampton among others. Several relocate or return from travels with summer plans and occupations noted. Printery ink advertised at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lits Motter
Frederick
Shippensburg
Adam Kratzer
North Market Ae
Columbia
Annis Wanker
Loudoun
Misa Cramer
Walkersville
Charles Humrichouse
Baltimore
William Morrison
Emmitsburg
George A. Dean, Jr
Buckey
J. Beckley
Washington
G. W. Horley
Newport
Ark
B. ¥. Edmonds
Browneville
F. E. McCrary
Washington, D. C
W. 0. Boteler
Charles E. Lipscomb
Pittsburg
Albert Pearce
Dennis M. Daniels
Southarkeat Street
West Virginia
Elmer O. Railing
Wilcoton and Brown
R. J. Rudy
San Francisco
Osl
Middletown
Waiter L. Remsburg
The
Valley Savings’ Bank
Allen County
Kansas
Albert Dorsey
Earl
Calfornia
Jefferson
Kathleen Beird
Boston
Mass
Boston Conservatory of Music
James Shepherd
Sallie Shepherd
Shepherdstown
W. Va
F. T. Grove
Waring Tyson
Braddock Heights
Shepherdtown
W Va
Lucy M. Shafer
Tallequah
Indian Territory
John F. Shafer
G. W. Miller
Gettysburg
Miller
Charles P. Lavy
Albert Peatre
Braddock
Major
X. Goldsborough
Olive Olin Smith
Hornelsville
Robert Garrett Hospital
Eya
Florence Brown
South Market Street
Robert Ulman
Johns Hopkins University
Gaver
Geo. O. Keidel
Lotta Shafer
P. W. Shafer
Allentown
Woman's College
Miss Shafer
Garrett Crampton
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Oakland
Merryland Tract
Religious Services and Notices From Local Churches
Hours of sermons and meetings across Schleyrville and towns nearby. Church services at All Saints, Grace Reformed, St John’s Catholic, Trinity Reformed, and more. Sunday school times vary. Antisaloon League Sunday events highlighted with speakers in Frederick and nearby churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Schleyrville Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
E. L. Morean
Grace Reformed Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Seventeen workers quit at Frederick Brick Works
Seventeen men employed at the Frederick Brick Works have quit and refuse to return. They object to making a certain brick type required, and their absence stalls production. Reportedly many join canning factories in summer for better wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Iia
Tees
Canning
Costly and Beautiful Snuff Boxes on Exhibition
Tiffany's New York collection showcases jeweled snuff-boxes admired for menus, historic quotes, and craftsmanship. Among highlights are No 2074 Louis XVI box with a diminutive royal portrait and No 2167 ivory memorial snuff-box featuring a memorial scene in hair work, ivory wax pearls, gold and enamel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tiffany
New York
Fragmented Briefs From A Local Page Include Varying Notes
A jumble of items reports repainting at Mr Henry Tyson’s East Patriole Street home, a practice of keeping dogs out at night, and people overloading themselves. A county farmer notes clover scantiness allowing bees to reach blossoms, plus a barnyard hen egg cackle observed. Freder ick and Qatoction Mountain Road Company elects eight directors: Kemp, Nixdorff, Young, Burkhart, Winebrenner, Neighbors, Zimmerman, Feaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tyson
Patriole Street
Blobbs
Washington County
Frederick and Qatoction Mountain Road Company
D. Columbus Kemp
L. M. Nixdorff
McCintock Young
A. W. Burkhart
D. O. Winebrenner
R. M. Neighbors
Ed. J. Zimmerman
Elmer Feaga
Organ Recital and Lodge Notices Highlight Community Events
The last Organ Recital at the Episcopal church will be given Monday evening June 28 by Mr. Minton Pyne of Ss Marks church Philadelphia. A first grand excursion of the season to Myerevilla and return over the F and M Electric Railway is set for Monday evening June 30 1902, leaving Square Corner at 7 30 with a 25 cent round trip fare. Lynch Lodge 163 and Columbia Lodge 58 A F and A M members are asked to meet at Masonic Temple at six o clock p m Sunday 92d in ak to attend service. By order W F Clinton secretary and Adolphus Frarake commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Church of God
Baltimore
Eschbach
Columbis
Lynch
C. W. Stinespring
U. B
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freaman Dixon
E. Nicholson
Mollie Moberly
Gaul
Holy City
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Scheol
T. B. Birah
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Anti-Saloon Legae
B. V. Switeer
M. B. Church
South
I. B. Birch
Mechanncburg
Anti-Saloon League
Epworth
E. S. Todd
M. E
Albert Gilson
Martinsburg
Maryland
Scotland
Hig Church
Strayer
Evangelical Reformed Church
T. EB. Birch
Trinity M. EB. Church
Baltimore City
Towne &Nd
Episcopal Church
Minton Pyne
Ss. Mark’s Church
Philadelphia
Myerevilla
F. & M. Electric
Square Corner
Lynch Lodge No
A. F
A.M
Columbia Lodge
A.W
Manona
Masonic Semple
W. FE. Clinton
Secy
Adolphus Frarbake
Col
Deviled Crabs and Soft Crabs at City Hotel Grill
A city commerce page item lists nightly specials at City Hotel Grill including Deviled Crabs and Soft Crabs from 8 to 11 30 with Turtle Soup Clam Chowder and related side dishes. Also notes of lunch nights, bargains on Mason jars glassware and other goods, an excursion notice to Harper s Ferry, and a box renters deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hotel Grill
Sam MopEl Telephone Wall 6 Dress Goods Bargains
The store advertises parabols and dress goods for children and ladies with maker's cost pricing. Stock includes wash ribbons, ginghams, linen, and window displays of summer fabrics. Highlights 36 inch colored linens, new blues and pinks, and summer ties priced from 850 to 860. Large savings offered to close quickly.
Dance at Poplar Terrace in Honor of Miss Walsh
A dance was given last night at Poplar Terrace the residence of Gen. and Mrs. L. Victor Baughman by their daughter Miss Helen Baughman in honor of Miss Josephine F. P. Walsh daughter of Mr Julian Walsh of St Louis Mo president of Gould Terminal Rosas. Twelve couples attended with dancing starting at 3 o clock Supper and refreshments followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dixon Welker Mrs O W Ross Jr Misses Maulaby Potta Caroline McSherry and Willie Ritchie Drs Thomas S Johnson and Charles Conly Messrs Smith Markell Ports Baughman DeGarmendia of Frederick and Mr West of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Terrace
0. W. Ross, Jr
Maulaby
Potta
Caroline McSherry
Willie Ritchie
Thomas
Third and Last Organ Recital at Episcopal Church
The Third and Last Organ Recital will be given at the Episcopal Church next Monday evening June 2. Admission is free with a collection taken up. Organist Minton Pyus of St. Mark's Philadelphia and Fellow of the American Guild of Organists will perform. Mr Pyne, a leading Philadelphia organist, is noted nationwide for his skill. The illness of Mr Stanley Addicka caused the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebnisteofe
Episcopal Church
Stanley Addicka
Minton
Pyus
St. Mark's Church
Philadelphia
American Guild of Organiare
Pyne
Saken
Grasshopper Plague Hits Orchards Near Sideling Hill
Millions of grasshoppers attack apple and peach orchards planted in the last two years along Sideling Hill near Hancock Maryland and Hancock Washington county eating bark. Farmers wrap trunks in paper tar to deter pests. Locusts sting tender branches and alarm residents as they move east from Sideling Hill. J Frank Field’s orchard in West Virginia faces fall locusts across the river, with noisy but not yet devastating effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sideling Hill
Hancock
Washington County
A.i
Dillion
J Frank Field
Big
West Virginia
Maryland
Colt With Three Legs Captures Circleville Attention
Pendleton county West Virginia reports Mia Christiana Jady of Circleville owns a three legged colt with two shoulders and a left foreleg. The animal’s left eye is smaller and a glass eye decorates the right side. The remarkable three legged foal runs swiftly beside its dam as it travels with a bold leap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton County
W. Va
Mia
Christiana Jady
Ciroleville
Circleville
Visitors listed at Linga nore Hills Inn
Among the latest arrivals at Linga nore Hills Inn are Mrs. Emma Hont and sisters, Mrs Briscoe, Miss Mary J Verzie, Mr Veszie Mre D H Boughton, Master George Boughton, Migs kolpo White, Mrs R K Helphenstine, airs Rufus Helphenstine, s of Wapah ington, D OC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hills Inn
Emma Hont
Briscoe
Mary J. Verzie
Veszie
D. H. Boughton
George Boughton
Migs Kolpo White
R. K. Helphenstine
Rufus Helphenstine
Wapahington
Organ Recital At All Saints Episcopal Church
The final recital for the new organ at All Saints Episcopal Church will occur Monday evening at 3 o clock. Miss Nadire Protest Alien will be the vocalist, and Mr Minton Pyne of St. Mark's Philadelphia will perform as organist. Pyne is praised as a master of the instrument and the event carries no admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Sr Minton Pyne
St. Mark's Church
Philadelphia
Nadire Protest Alien
Lime Kiln sisters win honors at St Joseph’s College
Miss Lacretta Rohrback placed fourth in a sixteen member class, and Miss Ellen Rohrback earned the medal of her class at St Joseph’s College. Frances Rohrback also attended with her sisters from Lime Kiln, taking part in commencement by playing piano and violin during exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimes Lacretti
Eilen
Frances Rohrback
Charles Rohrback
St. Joseph’s College
Miss Lacretta
Miss Ellen
New Quarters and Local Notices Share Town Events
Mr W S Haller agent of General Line Consolidated Cost Co and Big Wein George's Creek Coal Co have leased the late John E W Hargett warehouse on Patrick and Carroll streets and will stock feed hay grain etc. J J Nall of Baker's Valley reports a mad dog bite led to the humane destruction of a valuable colt. Captain Walter Saunders sold a house and lot on East Fifth street to Wim Bowie for 375. A fire at Mr McClintock Young's on Court street caused by a gas jet was quickly contained. A United Steam Fire Company special meeting is set for 7:39 p m regarding N J Wilson's death. Notre Dame Academy Liberty town holds its tenth annual commencement on Wednesday June 25 at 6:90 p m. The Donald farm near Woodsboro, 145 acres, sold to Robert D. Eaton at public sale for 35 dollars per acre. Zinc and grinding materials for zinc paint wear twice as long as lead and are mixed by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Haller
General Line Consolidated Cost Co
Big Wein
Cspt
Walter Saunders
Court House
D. O. Winebrewer
Sttormey
East Fifth Street
Wim. Bowie
Donald
Woodsboro
Robert D. Eaton
Local Market Quotes From Eastern Milling Company
Eastern Milling and Export Company lists today’s market quotes: corn per barrel 3.10, shelled corn 62 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat 75 and steamer 73 per bushel. Company bids 73 cents for July whesas. Hay selling from 3 to 10 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Dog Finds Fresh Meat at Braddock Heights Cottage
A stray dog at Braddock Heights yesterday secured a flat portion of fresh meat from a cottage. The meat hung on the porch within easy reach of the canine, and the event was observed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Funeral for M. J. Wilson at St John’s Catholic Church
Funeral services for M. J. Wilson will be held Monday at 9 o'clock from St. John's Catholic Church with a requiem Mass. The notice remarks on business persistence and the enduring nature of the advertiser's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wilson
St. John’s Catholic Church
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the Daily News
John Smith
wig—Jacques Offenbach
Cologne
Friedrich Froebel
Herbert Tuttle
Cornell University
Ithaca
Hoshi Toru
Tokyo
Tim
Wasninazoy
W. L. Moors
Mbelroy
J. M. Davis
O. F. Young
Haller
BF. B
Drinkhouse
Columbia Lodges
Shipley & Boost
Kennedy
Spiscopal Church
City Hotel Grill
Ity Hotel Grill
Xingling’s
Yingling’s
Carty
A. Gilbert
Sunday Schools and Societies
Jony Hendrickson
Neidig & Mille
Faczion
City Hotel Grith
W. Ohborok Street
A. T. Drinewouse
Suretex & Boost’s
Madras
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
City Hotel Gral
Areterice County
Yimewine
Fr. MuElroy Council
O.B.L
N. J. Wilson
Jons A
Seo'y
Sam's Place
Samvat O Titton
Ganzett
DiGraxce
P.M
Shleck
Brenner
Way, Boteler
Medical
Kansas City University
London Hospital
N. Market St
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
B. Sappington
Oo. Glassware, &C
Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jane
Harper’s Ferry
Hagerstown
Wiil
B. Sappingtor’s
GEO
Rodook
BIG Blore
Bangain Bulletin
Brussels
Zigo
GEO. BR
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Ries & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Homas Price
East Fourth Stree
Willard G. Keller
West
Patrick B Street
Afp
Frederick and Midliton Hilestrie Railway Company
Citizens’ National Bank
U. A. Sharetts
Kentucky
Dayton
Hamilton
Joseph Grom
East Eixth
Alx
Peter
Noah E. Cramer
Ll. M. Nooponrr
P. Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Saylor
Adies
F. M. OC. Dept
J. M. Davia
Chillicothe
Fox
Frederick Hrove House
Supr
Wimbrouch
N. Sixth St
Baelnese
Onze
Caxton
Chicago
East Street
Giris
Em Machin &E
Union
USA
Ofinva
al Ww
Chareh Semaylsatt
Townsixp Sport & Son
Bankers and Brokers
Faustie ST
OPPO
Postoffice
Ctere
Canferniah
John B Hendrickson
Sam Mopel
Colt
J. J. Nall
Baker's Valley
United Steam Fire Company
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Sd Cvrertiser
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