Purely Personal Social Notes Brief Visit News
P Bader and Walter Rice, of this city, spent days in Brunswick Knoxville and Harpers Ferry, returning home last evening. Miss Exima Weikert of Woodsboro visits Miss Mamie Ott. Milier Mantz and family visit his parents in this city. Walter Davis of Littlestown is home on vacation visiting his parents. Wm A. Cramer and wife returned from the north, now in Walkersville. Mary Lee Topper visits her mother on East Pat. Dr Bernard Steiner librarian of Pratt Free Library Baltimore is in the city. Rose Hedges of Washington visits her cousin. Ida Hedges of Lewistown visits. Blanche Racitti’s daughter visits friends in Liberty. Dorsey Robinson leaves for Philadelphia. Bell Martin of Martinsburg visits Mrs. Lease Brown and daughter. M A Lease returns from Ashland. Herbert Shriver and relatives spend yesterday with Mrs. Haydon Court. Chps Baumgardner and Mrs. Kussmaul return from Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Bader
Walter Rice
Brunswick
Knoxville
Harpers Ferry
Exima Weikert
Woodsboro
Mamie Ott
North Marz
Milier Mantz
Fostoria
Frank Mantz
South Market Street
Walter Davis
Littlestown
West Patrick Street
Wm A. Cramer
Walkersvle
Mary Lee Topper
East Patrick Street
Bernard Steiner
Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Rose Hedges
Washington, D. C
Ida Hedges
Lewistown
Blanche
J. M. Racciti
Ziberty
Dorsey Robinson
Philadelphia
Misa Bell Martin
Martinsburg
Wva
Lease Brown
M.A. Lease
Ashland
Herbert Shriver
Hilda
Joseph Shriver
Tnion Mills
Carrol Co
Helen
Madeline Shriver
Wsanle Shriver
J. A. Haydon
Court Street
Chss. Baumgardner
Louis Kussmaul
Gettysburg
Social World Reception Honors Valedictorian Aliss Susie Markey
After the commencement at City Hall a reception was hosted by Mr and Mrs Hanshew Markey on East Becond Street for the graduating class led by Aliss Susie Markey. Guests included Professor E B Prettyman E L Bobiliz Miss Virginia L Garrett and Rev D J Besle among others. A separate fine dance was held at the residence of Sits John Ritchie last night for Misses Georgia Nettie and Eloise Young with guests dancing from about 11 to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Halls
Hanshew Markey
East Becond Street
Aliss Susie
E. B. Prettyman
E. L. Bobiliz
Virginia L. Garrett
Willard
Markey
Sso
Tennessee
D. J. Besle
Sits
John Ritchie
Georgia
Nettie
McClinton Young
Eloise
Thursday Market Report: Dry Weather Burns Crops and Prices
The market notes scarce supplies as protracted dry weather scorches vegetables and raspberries. Beans burn on vines while fruit struggles. cherries remain fine but worms expected after this week. Currants appear in small quantities with high prices. currant jelly offers at ten and a half per quart, with sugar per pint.
Frederick Commencement Sees Female and Male Graduates Honored
The Frederick high schools held a joint commencement at the City Opera House with essays, music, and diplomas. Notable speakers included Miss Jane E. Staley and Mr. Wilson T. M. Beale, with addresses by Rev. Eschbach and Prof. Prettyman. The event marked the first for the Boys High School and the second for the girls, amid regional school activity in Middletown Mechanicstown and Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Opera House
Rhodes
D. J. Beale
Jane E. Staley
Harry A. Lakin
Laura Rillard
Misa Beasle Eppley
Marian Kolb
Laura EK. Johnson
Sll
Stara
David J. Beale, Jr
Celeste G. Stone
E. B. Prettyman
Susan M. Markey
Wilson T. M. Beale
E.R. Eschbach
Misgea Jane E. Staley
Laura B. Willard
Bessie Eppley
Marion S. Kolb
Laura E. Johnson
David J. Beale
Wilson T. Ms. Beale
Middletown
Mechanicstown
Walkersville
Dog Bites Drink Pledge Breaker in Washington County
A Washington County farm story tells of H G Taylor who drank heavily in town but pledged sobriety after a change of heart. His dog at Red Hill gate failed to recognize him and viciously bit him several times as he returned home sober. The tale implies the dog’s actions deter future drinking trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
H. G. Taylor
Red Hill
Henry
Senny
Lars
Brunawick Herald
Harpers Ferry
Successful Applicants for Colored School Certificates
The applicants for certificates to teach in the colored schools of the county holding the following numbers have made the necessary percentage to entitle them to certificates to teach during the evening year: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 29.
Witz Biedler & Co Case In Circuit Court Appeals
Isaac and Levi Witz answer a petition filed by ex-Gov William Pinkney Whyte and Col Charles Marshall seeking an accounting of the firm's affairs. The suit, tied to a February 1 1881 to December 31 1889 partnership, centers on alleged $4 636 missing after dissolution and disputes over arbitration authority among Messrs Supplee Conklin and Derrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tregellas
Messra
Supplee
Conklin
Isaac Witz
Messrs. Supplee
Derrieg
Frederick College Close Exercises Draw Crowd At Year End
Frederick College hall hosted closing exercises with an opening invocation by Rev. Osborne Ingre. Students presented declamations, essays, and a debate on Revolutionary War versus postwar history, judged by Mesare Mauisby and others. Alumni reunion announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rletoric
Frederick College
Osborne Ingre
All Saints P. E. Church
Randolph Shepherd
W. Haller
Endscape Rock
J. A. L. Young
Lewis S. Motter
Columbus
Eesay WA
Ben Hill
C. F. Thomas
C. W. Lough
Gill
Adams
J.Q. Adams
L. 8
Tilton
PF. W. Friday
J. E. R. Wood, Jr
W. Levy
W. E. Lampe
Mesare
Wim
P. Maulsby
Rev. Motter
F. McKinsey
Stote
Advanci Re
G. L. Thomas
Walter W. S. Levy
G .O. H. Basskarl
St. James Lutheran Church
Frede rick Welcomes Lafayette In 1824 Illumination Parade
From Jacob Engelbrecht diary notes dated December 30 and 31 1824 Frederick records a grand welcome for Major General Lafayette and his son George Washington Lafayette including triumphal arches market and Patrick streets and Affrkei and Fifth streets public dinners bail at Talbot s Tavern and a town wide illumination with estimates of six to eight thousand people and a farewell departure toward Washington with remarks of success for his household
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jacob Engelbrecnt
Talbott
Geneval Lafayette
Market
Patrick Streets
Affrkei
Fifth Streets
Talbot's Tavern
Taibott’s
George Washington Lafayette
Monsier la Vasseur
Washington
Weather Prophets Forecast Storms With Cooler Follow Up
The weather notes Hick predicts storms arriving tomorrow Saturday and Sunday, followed by cooler air. Gouffl also expects a storm period with strong south winds, then cooler temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Gouffl
Mill Property Sold to Local Buyer in Carroll County
Real estate agent W Irving Parsons reports sale of Carroll Creek Mill property spanning about 22 acres to buyer Charles B Measey and partners Mr David Kelb and Mr Samuel D Relfsnider of Carroll county for 1900 cash. The transaction closes a property in Mill District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Parsons
Carroll Creek
Charles B. Measey
David Kelb
Samuel D. Relfsnider
Carroll County
Charles E. Trail
Farmers and Afechanics National Bank of Frederick
David Kinna
John Waine
Frederick Manufacturing and Development, Co
Henry C. Morton
Frederick City
Edward A. Brimoner
Joseph Croaise
Joseph Cronise
Edward A. Brunner
Train Derailment Delays B&O Route West of Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio express from Washington at 4 30 p m to Frederick and Metropolis Branch beyond Rockville derailed last evening near Washington causing about a 45 minute travel delay westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Frederick
Metropolitan
Rockville
City Aldermen Debate Health and Fire Measures
The January monthly session of Frederick's Board of Aldermen discussed health allotments, water supply risks, and fireworks prohibitions for July 4. A committee was appointed to consult with county health authorities on night soil deposits, while the fire and water committees prepared actions on reservoir maintenance, light improvements, and dog control ordinances amid upcoming enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Breephauer
Baltze
Lynch & Orndorff
Frederick
P. ER. R
Our City
Committee On Claims
George W. Brengle
Northern District
Christiana Lerch
Southern Division
American Light and Heat Co
R. A. Razer
John Eisenhauer
G. S.groshon
Frederick Machine Works
G. W. Ropp
George W. Brenzle
C. Lerch
Beathern
E. 8. Houck
C. D. Doll
O. J. Gaver
Frederick Brick Works
Committee On Water Works
Reserve
G. V. Lanner
Rocky Springs
Little Tuscarora
Ordeman
Brookey
Ayes
Dacsman
Ebberts
Hghts
Frederick Wheelmen Plan Ridgeville Run and Local Cycling News
Frederick wheelmen prepare for a Sunday run to Ridgeville to meet Baltimore Clifton wheelmen with the Washington D C Road Club arriving from Washington in two groups. L G Wahl set riding records from Washington to Frederick and notes new Rambler No 3 by Clayton Crostie. Other items include bicycle race cancellations, visitors from Washington and Baltimore, tips on hot weather conduct, and hotel arrivals with real estate transfers and cemetery and society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ridgeville
Clifton
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Cink
Washington
L. G. Wahl
Clayton Crostie
Harmony Grove
W.T Delaplaine
Crowlee
Chas. Wertheimer
Tom Harper
Committee On
David Best
Messia
B. Milter
K. T. Parker
Pike
Carlin
Uris
BRIEF BITS: Local and General News Highlights
A collage of small items notes valuables and curiosities along with local happenings. Mohammed’s diamond tomb claim, Isrgert monolith quarrying in Missouri and transport to the East, Arthur L Willard wins a gold medal at Annapolis, rainfall near Adams town, and a trophy frame for the Columbia Company visit. Local notices include political withdrawals and recommendations, a night blooming Cereus, Cumberland Literary News first issue, fashion notes on dresses and puffed sleeves, lemonade treats at court, a new constable appointment, a private Baugher’s woods picnic, and a Maryland education address at Frederick College Alumni reunion. Over 3,000 freight cars idle in Brunswick yards. progress medals awarded at St James College. Eggs cost 3 pence per two dozen in 1319 London. bass catches by Geo Young and J Lee Simmons in Monocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Missouri
Arthur L Willard
Broad Run
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Adamstown
Frederick
Columbia Company
Alexandria
H. J. Krise
Ed. Koontz
Henry Trall
Gobads
Cumberland
Cumberland Literary News
J. K. Waters
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick College
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
John Baker Kunkel
Mechanicetown
St. James College
Washington County
London
Syrup of Pigs Promises Gentle Cure for Various Ailments
A vintage ad asserts Syrup of Pigs can permanently cure habitual constipation, cleanse and awaken kidneys and liver, and ease headaches and fevers without weakening organs. It promotes a gentle, effective remedy for sluggish systems.
Dress Goods for Hot Weather in Ladies Fashion
To the ladies dress goods for hot weather offered including Swiss plain white figured and dot patterns Indis linens plain fine mulls lace striped and plaid nai so oks Irish and Scotch lawns Nanking chambrays urgandies lawns black and white plaid and stripes endless variety of laces for trimmings.
New Imported English Decor Items for Home Use
The carpet department offers two novelties for the season. A double face oil cloth with mosaic patterns, heavy festing with every yard sold. A figured window shade that resists fading and curling, washable with damp cloth. Both items imported English goods available here.
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Machiavelin
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Matthew Heer
Glasidis
George UT
Thomas Gay
Sandford
Merton
Schier
A. W. Greely
Greely
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Brazil
Seirs
Urarce
N. E. Cramer
W. Hollingsworth
Ralston & Siddens
Carlin House
Hamilier
Athletics
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James Robinson
Monarch Club
Boston
Ateletics
Port
J. Williams
Eisenhater
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Si Wineberg
A Homiller
Ae Mercer
Ge Brust
Strasberger
Phebus
Brengle
Ya Ae
Tosais
Citizens
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EL Ols
Haller
Bender
Howiller
Wood
Wwusz
Walter Cook
the City Fathers
India
Wm. Staunton
East Third Street
Institution
Lawson
David Carmanl
Samuel Sommers
Charlies Carroll
John Lee
Henry Wilson
C. ©. Carty
Henry A. Hahn
Clara M. Smith
P. J. Burck
Steff
Chas. M. Steff
E. M. Remebourg
Fasgent
Geo. E. Gilpin
J. W. Voght
J. E. Gaines
J. E. Griffith
D. B. Houck
J. &. Carson
H. A. Cole
F. J. Flizpatrick
E. J. Schmitt
W.N. Smith
R. P. Adams
J. Cahn
S. EK. Obedyke
N. G. Neyd
E. B. Hayman
HB. Davis
F. Watt
W.E Bloome
N. H. Carter
H. B. Biser
New York
W. H. Waltz
Columbia
Noble
Pitsburg
C. P. Martin
Hagerstown
Canim
J. H. Meigs and Wife
Grrr
F. W.spotten
J. L. Nance
St. Louis
W. Alles
Wrightaville
Laboring Sons Cemetery
Toos. Smith
James Goings
John Diggs
William Johnson
John J. Sturdock
John Corday
John Naylor
Thnateen
Dennis Woodward
6Th Street
F.C
M.C A
Kemp Hall
Good 4 Literary Society
Ecando
Puplia
Academy of the Visitation, B. VY. M
Academy
Morron
St. John’s Literary Institute
City Hall
J John Hendrickson
Jons Henopskeson
Piscatorial
Geo. Young
Monocacy
J. Lee Simmons
Rodook & Neidig
New Market
Pius
Ureentiea
Vesta
Hutp
Beaurte
Davencee
Atricr
A. T. Rice
Fowrza
Drascrom
North Marest Strers
Frederick, MD
Ecvenaea
Marddly
V. Staub
F. V. Staul's
North Market
Eller & DeLash
Utice
East Patrik Attect
Breycle
Taz Nawe
B. H. Blackston
B. H
Buaoxzston
South Market
D. & D. Institute
Apply Tod
W. L. Carty
Frederick Louvre National Bank
Geo
A. Gilbert
Marert ST
Mar
George A. Gilbert R
David EH. Best
James E. Walker & CO
J .E Walbeer & CO
Alu Styles
James B. Walbee & CO
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