Personal acquaintances come and go in town
Major E Y Goldsborough left for Baltimore yesterday afternoon and will be away a few days. Hoke of Emmitsburg visits Mr and Mrs W P Rice for the Teachers Institute. Mrs George W Hyatt of Kingston returns from visiting in the city. Miss Ida Wertzerick of Washington visits Mr and Mrs George B H Railing before going home. Mollie Brashears visits Montgomery county relatives. Mrs Jacob Rohrback hosts Mrs Gibbs of Washington, D C, then returns home. Mr and Mrs John W Hood of Baltimore and Mrs Dr Reynolds of Shepherstown visit Mrs James Hood at City Hotel and go home. Mrs Carlos deGarmendia and daughter Anita of New York visit Mrs deGarmenia's mother Mrs Baughman. Mrs deGarmendia has been abroad two years and was Miss Corinne Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Rath’ Hoke
Emmitsburg
W. P. Rice
Teachers’ Institute
George W- Hyatt
Kingston
Ida Wertzerick
Washington, D. C
George BH. Railing
North Market Street
Mollie Brashears
Montgomery County
Jacob Rohrback
Westchurch Street
Gibbs
John W. Hood
Dr. Reynolds
Shepherdstown
James Hood
City Hotel
Carlos deGarmendia
Anita deGarmendia
New York
deGarmenia
Mr. Baughman
East Second Street
deGarmendia
Corinne Baughman
A Month's Record The Death Roll
February reports 50 deaths for city and county with 16 interments at Mt Olivet and 4 in other local cemeteries. Health officer notes 11 white and 8 colored deaths, causes include inflammation, tuberculosis, pneumonia, premature birth, and diphtheria. Births total 18. interments list multiple towns and distant burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait. Olivet
Futhare
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Charlesville
Jefferson
Central
Rocky Ridge
Myersville
Woodville
Doubs
Burkittsville
Manor
Mid- Wetown
Spartonsville
Lewistown
Brunswick
Kemptown
Walkersville
Beaver Dam
Johnsville
Liberty
Knoxville
Ofrchr
C. F.goodell
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
City
County
Baltimore
Roanoke
Georgia
Montgomery County
Deaths of Eli Wolfe and Clay Bahrman in local obits
Eli Wolfe peach grower near Yellow Springs died at 60 after paralysis from war trauma and a later line of services set for Pleasant Hill church. Clay Bahrman, son of Charles Bahrman, died after health struggles. bodies to be brought to Myersville for burial at United Brethren church. Syrup of Figs advertised as a gentle spring cleansing remedy priced at 50 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wolfe
Yellow Springs
Clay Echrean
Clay
Charles C. Bahrman
Myersville
Baltimore
San Bernardino
Cal
United Brethren Church
California Fig Syrup Co
Third Day Session Led by Teachers Institute Voices
The third day opened with a large Teachers' Institute turnout. Dr Torman spoke on history after morning prayers by Rev. Ingle. Miss Katie Weiner led a number work recitation from first and second graders, followed by song from Frederick's colored schools and Prof E Dwight Sanderson from Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Steiner
Teachers’ Institute
Osborne Ingle
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Torman
Katie M. Weiner
Frederick
E. Dwight Sanderson
Mary
Nature Studies Institute Highlights Frederick Sessions
The Frederick meeting featured talks by Prof G L Palmer on Nature Studies and EB Lee Goldsborough on the teacher pupil relation. Afternoon and next day programs included lectures by Dr S E Forman and Prof H H Hammel with noted attendance by Board of School Commissioners. An evening lecture by Dr Bernard Steiner on the Adoption of the U S Constitution drew anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
South Frederick
Glenn H Worthington
EH. Dwight Sanderson
Maryland Agricultural College
E Rc Zumerman
Board of School Commission
Appie
Waoman’s College
Frederick
Bernard C. Steiner
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
U. S
Henry Houck
Pennegyivanis Public Schools
Gance Bowlus
Toll
M. C. Re Hammel
State Normal School
S. E. Forman
P. m
B. L. Boblitz
Emily Landanzer
Eiise Degrange
Henry Honck
Mousa Choral Event Praised for Fine Performance and Care
The fully packed Mousa program received high praise for its careful arrangement and polished execution. The Frederick Select Orchestra and various soloists delivered a sequence of overtures, solos, duets, recitations, and marches to enthusiastic audience applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mousa
Dhrecter
Frederick
Dal
East Church Street School
Rentation
Misa Catharine Ketaaver
M. A. Bieldfeld
Mary Castle Ott
Cornet
Washington Guard
Albert R
Social World Pound Party at Fengaville and More
A social pound party at Mrs D M Culler’s Fengaville residence on February 22 featured games and a lavish dining table with seasonal delicacies. Guests included Misses How Young Kussmaul Welty and many others from Yellow Springs Frederick City Mountville Lime Kiln Feagaville Mouatville and Doubs among others. The event followed by another pound party at Mr and Mrs Frank Schroder Doubs on February 17 with gracious hosting and a later large gathering at Miss May Barthlow’s North Benz Street with games music and refreshments. The series continued with a fourth Independent Drum Band dance slated for March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Culler
Fengaville
Mary Howand
Marie Young
Yellow Springs
Nellie Kussmaul
Miss Welty
Frederick City
Mol
Hawker
Mamie Whip
Mountville
Fannie Smith
Fannie
Lena Oland
Daisy Dean
Tillie
Vernie Hester
Millie Culler
Bessie
Feaga
Annie Rice
Feagaville
Daniel, Tra
Frank Schroder
Doubs
Nessie N
Circuit Court Session Concludes Guilty Verdicts
The Circuit Court convened at 9 30 with Associate Judge Motter. Meisinger and Linton were found guilty. J F Lamb convicted of assault on Rutherford and jailed 30 days. J Jackson found not guilty. Davis pleaded guilty to illegal liquor selling and fined plus costs. Local sales announced by auctioneers Lease Snook Mercer and Edward Mercer for multiple estates near Brunswick Unionville and Utica Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Motter
Meisinger and Linton
J. F. Lamb
Robert Rutherford
Lamb
Messrs. Rohrback and Maulsby
State
William Jackson
Charles Costly
Messrs
Fauble
Willard
Frederick Davis
Brunswick
H. D. Etchison
Tomorr
Annie R. Dutrow
Harvey R. Lease
Harry R. Snook
Steiner R. Wachter
Utica Mills
Wear Unionville
Edward Mercer
Jeana VT
Pearre
Myersville Sets Plan for Warehouse and Factory
Booming Myersville progresses with a new foundation for a 30 by 70 foot warehouse by The Farmers' Mutual Exchange. The Myersville and Catoctin Railroad sold four building jets at Myersville for immediate construction. An effort is underway to organize a canning factory in Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Farmers’ Mutual Exchange
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Daughters of Confederacy Meets Tomorrow
The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter Daughters of Confederacy holds a regular meeting tomorrow at 3 o clock at Mrs J A William 1902 Record Street. Several names will be presented for membership. A sale of articles is planned for Friday afternoon at Mrs B C McSherry's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lee
J. A. William
Record Street
B. C. McSherry
Young Whisner Tops Fourth Grade With High Mark
Master Samuel Gay Whisner nine year old son of Mr Charles Whisner of West South Street public school excelling in a fourth grade exam achieving the highest average of 922 percent in the recent assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gay Whisner
Charles Whisner
West South Street
Local Market Prices and Patent Medicine Ad
The Local Mart in Frederick lists wheat priced at 73 cents per bushel and corn at 35 cents shelled and 38 cents on the ear. An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and revitalizer offering strength and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
County Correspondence From Onerent Myontebir
A long county letter reports visits by Mr Charles M Uta and others to relatives in Carell and Utas area, with multiple names entailed, and notes school closures due to a teacher list. It also covers church events, harvests, farmers, domestic travels, and weather impacts on crops.
Local bargains and concerts at Nazarite Hall and Hotel Burgess
Imported canaries at McCarvery’s Bargain Counter promise guaranteed singing as Brisu Bros. place ads alongside Scotch grocers Lusden & Gilson supplying Heinz products. The Lester Piano exhibition headlines at Hotel Burgess with sale terms through Hagers Town. Marie L. Williams headlines a Nazarite Hall concert for Fast Baptist Church benefit. City Hall Teachers’ Institute highlights events with Dr Steiner and Hon Henry Houck. Dr Wm C Botcler promotes eye ear nose and throat care at 28 N Market St with free spectacles exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie L. Williams
Baltimore
Nazarite Hall
West All Saints’ Street
Fast Baptist Church
Wm. C. Botcler
N. Market Street
Residence City
New Look Glove Styles and Ladies' Cloaks at Low Prices
Frederick County shop announces latest gloves and ladies garments, highlighting cape coats, velvet collars, silk and satin items, with emphasis on quality and affordability. Visitors are invited to view a diverse display including black India silk and satin duchess options in a wide price range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colling
Jess
United States
Ourling of
Waiat
Baltimore & Ohio to debut Ordinary Sleeping Car service
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will start an Ordinary Sleeping Car feature on the Baltimore to Newark route from February 13. Train No. 7 departs Baltimore at 7:00 p.m. and arrives Newark 10:22 a.m.. return Train No. 8 leaves Newark 8:30 p.m. and arrives Baltimore 12:53 p.m. next day. Cars offer half Pullman rate, with rattan seats and berths like Standard cars, marking a cheaper option for travelers. Tickets will be sold at regular Pullman offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Newark
Ohio
Palimaan
Beautiful Decorated Toilet Sets At Low Price
B SAPPINGTON promotes a crate of decorated toilet sets with bright flower motifs and a sale price under affordability. He highlights a 15 percent reduction on decorated lamps, urges spring cleaning incentive, and claims White Star coffee is highly satisfactory while offering roasted peanuts at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star” Brand
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Poole
Evanston, JR
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Colby University
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Invents Today
Hemtz
O. M. Hands
W. A. Summons
Wn. Dean
C. M. Gilpin
Atty. L. B
News Office
A - McCardell
Brish Bros
Piso Co
A.L. Pearre
G. GC. Carty
John Hendrickson
G.L Palmer
Institute
L. M. F. Myers
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
Blanche Lampe
Washington
Grace Rowe
Etella Handley
B.D. Beachley
Thurmont Bligh School
S. E Forman
EB. L. Boblitz
S.& Forman
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Middletown
Hood
Myontebir County
Marrled
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Carell County
Lewis Rhinehart
Dayton
Stoward County
William Phoubus
Jay Stier
Penrymans
Watford County
Faw Tays
Johnson Downey
Virgina
Tute
Federer
J. W. Rhinehart
Isaac N. Wood
W. Smith
Ute’ Hotel
M. P
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G. F Farring
C. D. Walker
Ray
Odsboro' Er
Vernon Beachley
Bolivar
Pierce Strine
Maissard’Dadderar
Libertytown
Howard Geesey
Anderson Etzler
Charles Dorens
Double Pipe Creek
Phebe Feiver
John Shank
Fountain Rock
M. Anders
Sallie Saylor
Janet Graybill
Virginia
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William Weems
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George Duddeer
Graceh
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Sylvia
Ardwick
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Nona
Prince George's County
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Graceham
Philadelphia
Rkev
M. Collum
Providence Church
G. W. Baker
J. P. Sellman
B. E. Boyer
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Dr. Sellman
Irvington
Ethel Font
Plane No 4
Fragatille
Aid and Missionary Society of
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J. W. Starr
Florencett
Pleasant Hill
Harvey Fogle
Ethel Staub
John Clabaugh
John Cramer
Johnny
Washington Eyler
Ladiesburg
John Eyler
Oklahoma
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Andrew Ainsworth
Solomon Barnst
Waite
Vmieainut Abdi
Avery
Damoy Cashell
Della
Margaret Maloy
Charley Sponc
AM Clagore
Laytonaville
Joannie Pune
Visginia
Myra
Timothy Cashell
Armatrang
Eimory Church
Misa Agnes Ray
Henry Ward
Laytonshile
Hockville
Jason Howly
White
Norhack
Edwimrds
Emory Church
Frank
Iraley
F. M Fraley
Frank Purdy
Lewis Metz
Axie
Cloppers
Nathan Page
Lily Perrell
Mrs. Page
McCarvery
Brisu Bros
Victoria
Lusden & Gilson, Grocers
Aberdeen
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Queen
Heinz
H. J. Heinz Company
London
San
Lester
Teachers Institute
Teachers' Institute
City Hall
Bernard U Steiner
L. E. Mulliniz
L. E. Moun
Telephone
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Gieela
Aithate
Qaalers
Rick
Magaus
Superb
Ilham Patol
Tralor
Neidig & Miller
Reater Frederick
Nawre & Mason
N. Market St
Clinton & Main
Coston E. Main
GEO
Rodooe & CO
Seater Eecteetag Aetna
Tlachis
Frederick County
Rodook & CO
T. Rick & Sons
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ASL
Direutore Aye
Racalra
Vahles and
Uharks
MlUr Fredericx
Skalit
Ubm
Potomac
Orham Ubless
Jraning Grocery
Binge Bnats
O. E
Ramsburg
C _ 'B. RAMBBURG
Saimon
C. E. Rassivas
Market St
J. Heidelg Keiler
Dewey Meehitt
Hobson
U. S. J. Heisley Keller
Fimeriat
Frederick, Ma
East Patrick Street
Willard ©. Keller
Frederick, MD
D. R. D. Ricobemub
Market Street
Crown and Bridge Works
University of Meriland
Leds
Alfred Ritter
Aec Bidawlt
Mitten
Drage
Clara D. Kaede Urner
Kerdy Surner
Donneaieré
Eo Caobatte
Bables P. Levy
Attorsey Ata Suevescorte &. F S. Iets
Corht Birvattopedite Carr Viene
R. H. Campbell
Jor. Gurman & Co
Baltimore, Md
B. Sappington
Dansdewly
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