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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
Notice asks Ta News subscribers planning a move to send both old and new addresses to the office promptly and correctly to ensure proper transfer of service.
In Letters from the People the writer urges farmers to attend the state farmers institutes run by the Agricultural College at College Park. The piece urges public support for farmer education, noting meetings in Frederick County at Stackeystown on March 3, Frederick on March 5, and Myersville on March 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. M. J. Grove.
The death roll for February lists 52 total deaths in city and county. Eighteen occurred in the city with 20 interments at Mt. Olivet, 3 at St. Johns and 6 in various graveyards. Thirty four died in the county with burials across multiple towns including Middle town Brunswick Monrovia and others. Superintendent Michael notes interments at Mt. Olivet: 20 adults, 17 children, 3 city residents, 8 county residents, and single deaths from Virginia New Jersey Washington Hagerstown.
Sheriff Martz took Edward Hatfield and Michael Cramer to the House of Correction after they were each sentenced to 18 months for Istvany.
Three county sessions under the Maryland Agricultural College program will run 10 am to 4 pm with a noon intermission. Topics include corn science stock care fertilizers village marketing and other farming advances. Director is Wm L Amon with local organizers Buckays sown Edward Keller Frederick E O Beno and Cyrus F Flook.
Reports from Enereat and statewide events note an overnight Cumberland post office service start and abolition of jiu jitsa from Naval Academy physics training. Maryland Day set for March 23, and Maryland Agricultural College celebrates its semi centennial in March. Edward Walsh stands trial in Hagerstown for a coal miners’ case murder. Republicans held city primaries in Hagerstown with delegates chosen for the Mayoral convention.
Sir Slater A. Tame, manager of Washington and Lee University baseball, secured a schedule sought by locals. A Mt. St. Mary’s College game is set for April 25 at either Emmitsburg or Frederick, with future games against Carlisle Indians, Harvard, Virginia, and the U.S. Naval Academy.
A large Friday evening gathering applauded the Old Homestead Male Quartette. The Springfield Republican praised the group for refined blending and precision then announced a concert at Women’s College Hall on Tuesday evening March 16 as part of the M. Q. A. course.
The column lists residents sick or improving, including Mrs. E R Sheppard and Mira Dora OC Ramsberg, with others noted as confined by illness or rheumatism. Foresters' Court Esthering? The Frederick Ocart lodge of Foresters was instituted in Masonic Temple by Dr George T Trouist and W W Bishop of Baltimore, with officers elected for key positions. An audience attended City Opera House to view Motion Picture Company entertainment praised as first class and lifelike, followed by another show tonight. Verdict for Plaintiffs In Fuller Rice and Nelville Cromwell vs The Frederick Lime and Stone Company the jury found for the plaintiffs for 80189.
Judge John O Motterlain of Rockville presides on official business in the city. Baltimore resident Keefer Tome visits relatives here. Misa Qarrie Boblitz from South Market revisits Baltimore. BH Kiige returns from a Balti more trip. Wa Selching from North Market visits Toormont friends. Henry Nelson from wear Mount Pleasant spends day in Frederick on business. Wa H Fraley of Washington retires to city home. Rev Issac M Motter re foes from Waynesboro Pa visit. Columbus Sanday family moves from West Fourth to West Fifth. Allie Willard of Nebraska visits Prof and Mrs E L Bobutz South Market. Pardam Burdette of Waabing ton visits Mrs W Granley Swartz West Church. Mrs George Yost of Baltimore visits her mother Elizabeth Kreh West All Saints. Barry Darkhof of Hanover Pa visits his mother Mrs W Stanley Swartz West Church. O S Measell and daughter Lottie from Norfolk spend week with Measell parents near Utica Mills.
The wedding of Misa Nolite M. Newkirk and Les Harwood was held at the Presbyterian church in Falling Waters W V a with large attendance. Rev John O Lepps officiated as guests from Martinsburg and Berkeley county attended. After a dinner at the bride’s home the couple left for a trip east. Presents included silver, china and linen.
A surprise party last evening at North Market Street honored Mr and Mrs Charles For on their fifth wedding anniversary with music entertainment and gifts. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Shipley and others, who wished the couple many happy returns. Also covered are a euchre party for Miss Marie Harbin hosted by the Wilson sisters and entertainment by Prof and Mrs Burges, plus market quotations from G Waring Tynon.
Debates include amendments to extend Olympsey line completion and tax exemptions after 25 miles, prohibitions on fair with nets in Frederick County, and liquor sale bans near Bartholow schoolhouse. The Free-Pass bill limits travel charges for state officials. a pension abolition bill advances after a tight session. A Chesapeake and Ohio Canal inquiry resolution gains support with a multi-member commission and a near-term report deadline.
County correspondence details numerous social visits in Rocky Ridge Unionville Frederick and nearby areas with residents visiting relatives and attending church events. The Mt. Zion Lutheran church altar program and a Reform church service are noted along with local travelers and travelers plans in Fergaville.
The document records capital figures of 31 dollars and 100000 dollars with officers titled Vice-President and Cashier. Names include Sepang Jas McBaxgr D E Keraever Gro Wa Sub J D Baxen Jenex Jxo0 C M Morris D B H Hanorrr Joux Ransavre Taos H Hatten Wx G Baker C M Tomas.
All Fora Maffa and Wool Swast ers at half price. Mahch merchandise intimates spring buying arriving soon with new bright items. Corsets in white batiste and French battiste options with hip tapering and basque supporters. Also duloty girdles and various waist cinchers for misses and ladies. Umbrellas and silk warp garments for men and women priced from $1 to $3. North Market Street.
Local notes recount visits among families near Bruns wick and Jefferson including callers Hester Caller and Mrs. H. Tt. OcHer. A grand soiree at Mrs. Summers home drew about a hundred guests from Frederick Harmony Grove Bloomfield Walkeraville Mt. Pleasant Yellow Springs Feagaville Mit. Zion Shookstown Braddock. Emma Devilbies resumes teaching after illness. multiple small gatherings and oyster supper at the En theran church.
Mary E Thompson wife of A Thompson died at her home near Ue bans on Sunday. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 11:50 am at Ebe meezer church conducted by Rev. Jones with pallbearers Jesse Catris Andrew Wade James Bowie Andrew Bowls John Digga Randolph Cromwell. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Funeral director George W Peters. Mrs Honora OConnell Dies at 89 at 813 Eas Church. funeral Friday at 2 pm at St Johns church with interment there. Mrs Nettle M Funk Dies at 292 East Church Street Baltimore. formerly Mrs Overton. Funeral tomorrow in Baltimore. Real estate sale: L M Nixdorff Jr sells dwelling 24 East South Street to Cordelia Lare for 550 dollars.
The Free Kindergarten Association schedules a table delicacies sale at City Hotel on Saturday March 3 at 3 p m. Dr C W Hines eyesight specialist advertises Frederick Md contact info and hours March 3 1 p m to 6 p m. Ostrron Optical Co promotes eyewear and custom shirt department launches by Ameopathy and Karten Co. Bargains and rug opening advertise LEADERS in rugs with largest stock and exclusive novelties in the market.
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