Local notices and social items from the city page
A rush of small notices lists dissolutions sales and rentals amid local social updates. Names such as Gilbert Campbell Wilson and Son appear with ad listings for rent and store rooms. Citizens like Lena Griffith, Hector Myers, J Ward Hisenhauer and Miss Henderson are noted visiting, traveling or returning, with various trips and occupations mentioned. Local business and tradesmen including a Yaimetio Fibre Company contact and Roanoke Va business trip are referenced along with millinery purchases and a dog show in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood Herryman
Baltimore
Hector Myers
Yaimetio Fibre Company
Afr. Myers
J. Ward Hisenhauer
Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum
Jacob Gladhil
Union Bridge
Alt. Allen Kemp
Lewis Riddlemoser
B. and O. Railroad
New York
France
J. Win
George L. Cramer
Montgomery County
Story of Johnston disaster lecture at Presbyterian Church
An instructive lecture on the great calamity of the century will be given at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening March 5. Dr. David Beale, survivor of the disaster, led handling of the bodies and valuables. The Arion quartet and Prof. Geo Ed Smith will perform. Tickets at Steiner Brothers or Brown & McKinney South Market street. Admission 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstonn
Presbyterian Church
David Beale
Arion Quartette
Geo. Ed. Smith
Steiner Brothers’ Drug
Brown & McKinney's
South Market Street
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Chapel Program
The Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in the chapel with vice-president Kemp presiding. The program featured singing, recitations by Mary Whelen and Missen Broner, readings by Biss Rangebberger and Mr. Rob Roth, solos by Neltie Steny and Rena Gettinges, and remarks by the pastor, concluding with hymns 301 and 309.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Missionary Society
Kemp
Mary Whelen
Neltie Steny
Biss Rangebberger
Mamie Zellers
Missen
Broner
Lampe
Rena Gettinges
Rob Roth
TW. L. Carty
Pastor
Local Dog Attack Leaves Deep Wound in St Bernard
An unknown assailant entered Mrs. Mary Crimmins home on North Market Street yesterday evening and inflicted a 23 inch gash below the eye of Mr. William Crimmins's large St Bernard. The incident adds to a string of troubling acts in the neighborhood as locals await clearer details or suspect motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yash
Mary Crimmins
North Market Street
St. Bernard
William 30 Crimmins
West Patrick St
Meiersic
L. M Nixzdord
Murray
Joenier
Patrick St
Clifford A. Frazier
Patrick
Baltimore Pike
Frederick
Milton Burke
P.O. Feazi
Ik To
Febsdawir
The Phamera L S and RC meet at Beckeystown
A Beckeystown correspondent reports an indoor gathering of the Phamera L S and RC on February 28. Hen W L Philips presided as president, E Keller led the opening, followed by readings, music, debate on water’s destructiveness, and a March 14 agenda prepared by the executive committee with varied programs and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckeystown
Specifl
Phamera L.S Acd RC
C. of. Mirand
W. Nikbecemus
Mayvie ‘Tavenner
EL Yaftulien
Mitara Sud Afesors E Tsvenser
L. Myers
A. Millard
A. Ninodiwuus
Carlton Cromwell
Abies C. Tavenner
L. Mitland
C. Nicodemus
Messrs. P. Willard
Juin Keller
J. H. Byker
Amanda E. Dennis
Aliis L. Keller
G. Pevenner
B. L. Hays
E. V. Amfullen
L. Slyers
A. Thomas and
Sesors
Curstun Crowell
J. H. Seber
Mod H Beker
Slush
A. Thomas
Jing EV. Mullen
Ben Chiswell
Atiies C. Nicodemus
Alice Schaeffer
Resdinir
Edns Cromyech
Ernest Kessler
Clere Cromwell
J. H Baker
Mise M. Taveaner
EL Kindley
WE. Nicodemus
Bertie Hays
E.wagenner
P. Millard
E. Kessler
Fhoma
Carlisle
L. Millard
Arthur Cromwell
Better Roads in Carroll County
Westminster reports growing interest in improving public roads. A meeting near Friendship organized a plan to macadamize the Washington road south of the city, with a committee assigned to press County Commissioners for funding and faster, economical repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Westminster
Washington
Friendship
William Fenby
Joseph F. Gist
Alessis
John T. Lynch
Frederick N. Hook
Elias B. Arnold
William Frizzell
William Feeley
County Commissioners Appoint Road and Rail Examiners
At yesterday's board session, Vincent McDonald Nelson Diehl and Solomon Devilbiss were named to close Israel Creek road segment between Charles Cramer and Daniel Barkier in district 11. Joseph Brown Richard Wagsman and Nelson Freshour were appointed to relocate the road in district 15 per Eyler Roddy and others petition. The board adjourned to meet again on Monday March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Vincent McDonald
Nelson Diehl
Solomon Devilbiss
Israel Creek Road
Charles Cramer
Daniel Barkier
Joseph Brown
Richard Wagsman
Nelson Freshour
Charles Eyler
William Roddy
Eyler’s Valley
Improvement notes and date change in local notices
Improvement notes report Mr. E J Kemp of Walkersville staking ground for a house on Mr Griss Ramsberg's Utica Ablis farm and others in Middletown making improvements. The United Drill Association rescheduled its public drill to March 17 and Capt Stokes was absent with Lieut Johnson in charge. Ida Johnson of South Market received a gift of Sowers roses from Washington, DC for Washingtons Birthday. Walter Ely and James Rowe of Pelmetto Fibre Works shown hustling with heavy produc tion morning shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kemp
Walkersville
Griss Ramsberg
Utica Ablis
Joseph Smith
Miiddletown
John Getzendanner
Middletown
Jonas F. Young
United Drill Association
Frank Stokes
Sidney Johnson
Ida Johnson
South Market Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
Walter Ely
James Rowe
Pelmetto Fibre Works
Ely
Have You Tried Ceresville Self Rising Flour
A small promotional line praises Ceresville Self Rising Flour as a healthier option than buckwheat with equal taste, inviting readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
Funeral notices and pallbearers listed for Baltimore event
The remains of J Alexander Suriver were taken to Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church for rites after death at his residence on Cathedral and Ventre streets. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery with pallbearers from the New York and Baltimore Transportation Line and the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steam Boat Company. Other funerals included John Cole's child at St John’s Catholic church and Hillery Jones at Asbury ME church with A T Rice & Sons directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alexander Suriver
Cathedral
Ventre
Baltamore
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Greenmount Cemetery
New York
Baltimore Trisspurtaten Line
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company
Shever
Ts. Her
Cadwallader
Charles Fowler
Richard Willing
J. C. Reynolds
Octorara
John Moon
R. MM. Lewis
Philadelphia
Firemen's Insurance Company
Mr. Shriver
Messrs
W. E. Woodyear
J Olney Norris
William S. Young
James J. Corner
Command Flour Exchange
Win. P. Maulsby, Jr
John Cole
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic
A. T. Rice & Sons
Hillery Jones
Sp. K
Maryland West Virginia Boundary Case Heads to Supreme Court
Attorney General Whyte to file a bill of complaint in the Maryland West Virginia boundary dispute for the U S Supreme Court. WV legislature repeals 1887 compromise act and authorizes counsel. MD appropriates 500 dollars for the suit. Boundary is Garrett Maryland and Preston West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Virginia
Supreme Court
White
Whyte
Fleming
Garrett County
Preston County
West Virginis
Pleasant Reception For A McKinney and Bride
A reception was held last evening at the home of the bridegroom's parents Mr and Mrs A F McKinney on their return from a wedding trip. Despite bad weather a large quorum of friends attended including Mr and Mrs Wm McKinney of Jersey Shore Pa and Miss Gardner of Liberty. Refreshments of seasonal delicacies were served at 10 o'clock and many friends offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M McKinney
A. F. McKinney
Wm. McKinney
Jersey Shore
Missey Gardner
Libarty
Bible class and meetings announced for tonight and tomorrow
The Beginners Bible Class meets tonight at 4 45 o clock led by John T Michael. Tomorrow night the young men's meeting will discuss Saying no with scriptural references. The board of directors holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at a specified time, and the Schubert court box sheet opens tomorrow morning at the Association rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Michael
Board of Directors
Association Rooms
Miss J. B. Turner Returns from England Voyage
Miss J B Turner of 3st Ephraim has returned to New York aboard the Majestic arriving February 21 after months in England. She reports a severe voyage with two lifeboats damaged and two deck parts torn away. Several passengers on deck were severely injured in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Turner
Ephraim
England
New York
Majestic
Miss Turner
Real Estate Transfers From the Frederick Area
J Wm Birely president of Improvement Land and Building Association transfers a lot to Mary C Filler in Frederick. George J Pofinger and wife transfer 37 square perches to George R Rowe. Toton Buhrman and wife transfer 18 acres 2 roods 6 perches to Isaac J Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Wm. Birely
Improvement Land and Building Association
Mary C. Filler
Frederick
George J. Pofinger
George R. Rowe
Toton Buhrman
Isaac J. Summers
A lively pugilist encounter near the Market House
A lively fight occurred last night in the rear of Frederick's Market House between two local boxers. After the bout both men were arrested and brought before Mayor Braner, who fined one $7.70 and the other $2.85. both fines were paid. A large crowd witnessed the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braner
Post office rack improves mail distribution efficiency
A new division rack at the post office, built by Buckey and Firestore and installed with help from Messrs. Ralizell Moberly and Cramer, streamlines mail handling by routing directly into pouches. The system, including a circular drop leaf table and wire screens, reduces clerical dumping and speeds up distribution, aiding both staff and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis Department
Pos
Harry C. Reefer
Messrs. Buckey & Firestore
Due City
Seeter
Keefer
Frederic Stauid
Post Office
Edward Ralizell
Harry Moberly
Charles Cramer
Choicest Spring Styles in Dressing Hats Now Open
The advertisement announces the arrival of the choicest spring hat styles in Frederick with a large assortment. Shown in the south window at the Market Street entrance, customers urged to call and make early selections to obtain the cream of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Blarket Street
Carpet Department Shipping Promises Early Invoices
Matting invoices arrived Saturday urging early callers to compare before buying elsewhere. Mullone & Kemp note customers should act promptly to secure value.
Southern Building and Loan case rises in Knoxville scene
A fragmentary Chicago era notice outlines the Great Southern Building and Loan Association of Knoxville Tennessee with reports on assets, profits, and stock returns. It highlights stock sales, branch growth in Frederick and Knoxville, and calls for new investments amid robust earnings and no losses since founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Building and Loan Ascoon
Spoxville
Tennesse
National Building
Minnexputis
Minow
Pebruary Toth
Knoxville Keyween
Cellat
Exgerme
Thoms Gartner
Pailadelphi Acteary
Audi
M. Jubacon
Wi. Collet
Ohd
Kao
Nickes
Aretch
New Jersey
Texas
Mar Wits Edge
Eimety
M. Jauxson
Great Southern Building and Loan Association
Knoxville
Tennessee
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Frederick
Southern Building and Loan Association of Knoxville Tenn
John E. Price
Jacob Rohrback
H.R. Heck
John Wilson
Allen G. Quynn
Samuel L. Lilly
Capt
Geo. W. Grove
Aquilla R. Yeakle
Point of Rocks quarry to operate near town soon
A quarry one mile east of Point of Rocks will open as an enterprise after a few days. Metropolitan Branch plans railroad access and daily output as part of a civic effort. Local militia officers and residents prepare bylaws for the companys relief as civilians and a special meeting appoints officers and a board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Aeideling
Bracch
Quarce
Trina
Gstrak
Comipeiny A
Frrot Hesimient
M.N
Livutenant
WL d. Saipley
Serjeant Young
EE Woodwani
Wolf
Winkelman
Loreaty
Record Street
W. H. Shipley
Levi P. Dison
Soubury Board
Corporado
E.woodwanl
Khvates Gee
Frank Lorentz
Marriage Notices and Church Events in New Market Area
Announcements include a marriage ceremony at the Episcopal church in New Market tomorrow for Mrs. W. Boh n of Baltimore and Miss Lizzie J Myers daughter of Samuel D Myers, with background on Bodn’s local ties. Evangelical Lutheran and Baltimore Conference reports mention mission work, revival, and growing church membership, plus municipal church changes anticipated. The Brick Yard Company plans a new steam brick yard on the Banmygardeer farm, with rapid stock uptake and imminent formation of the stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monow
I. Tloud Mathews
Hallie Downey
Episcopal Church
New Market Tostuurrow
W. Bohn
Pratt Street
Baltimore
Lizzie J. Myers
Samuel D. Myers
Bobn
GW. Norris
Chinting Endeavor Society
The
Evangelical Lutherans Church
3. E
Washington
Joyce
Her. A. A. Gill
the Brick Yard Company
Banmygardeer Farm
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the Daily News
Rerokseo
Marvimsert
Tumay
Gilbert
Campbell
Wilson & Son
Winebrewer & Co
Russ Lena Griffith
New Market
Harry Griffith
Ellicou’s
Iie
Margh
Fr. jSa
Crrz
J. CG. Thompson
Cin
G. A. Flickinger
Taneytown
J.T Williams
York
John Enos
E. C. Johnson
F. ML. Kline
G.E. Brown
Phila
D. Shattuck
Harrisburg
Geo. B. Evans
J. H Hoover
Mercier
RR. Griffith, Jr
E. Schmidt
C. V. Bingley
Balte
Gantis Horse
C. C. Condee
JF. D. Curley
L. C. Porter
Nathan
Nathan M. Flook
C. J. McGcarty
Columbia
J.F. Uhler
Hagerstown
C. A. Eyans
Grorr
A_ Doering
W Va
CV Watson
C Lorentz
Balto
George Fox
Hartleys
Autietam
Morey
Secretary of War
Antietam
Army of the Potomac
Northern Virginia
Antietam National
Antietam Battlefield
Dr. Garrett
Joseph B. Garrett
West Second Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Luther Kuhlman
O. Ingle
Albert L. Pearze
Luss Nannie Poti
Reverdy Walling
Richard Datton
W.irving Persons
Dr. UD. A Sharetts
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
H.W. Etchison & Son
Westiminster
Frank F. Shipley
John A. Crouse
Carroll County Company
Jacob Walgamush
Board of C&c
Board of Charities and Correction
Monterue Hospital
Orphans’ Court
T.a
George P. Burger
Ann Mary Burger
Molliniz & Kemp
Mullone & Kemp
Chicago Tater Ocean
Schubert Quartette
Evanston
City Opera House
Shepherdstown Bridge
Edgemoore Iron Works
Pennsylvania
Potomac Cement Bill
Shepherdstown
G. F. Conklin
John Hendrickson
Jones Cambrics
G & Connell, A.M
Court Street
R* Rager
Fezperick Co
D. L. T. Macgill
Cing Ha Onessay
Ofpice
D. C. Winebrener & CO
Ouisale
PD. C. Winebrener & CO
D.C. Winebrener & CO
D. GC. Winebrener & CO
Fox Fur
D. C. Winferenee & CO
D.C. Winebreneer & CO
D.C. Winegrener & CO
D. C. Winegrener & CO
D. G. Winegrener & CO
North Market St
D. Mantz
Market St
Bucheystown
Algo
Dol
Cunningies
Snickerstown
West Church Street
A.C. Cari
Emia
Georgetown
Harvey K
H. Murer
Beko Sila
Harvey B
Anet
Hildebrach
Will Dei
C. B
Witseld
Lee
Mircey Fom
Hervey
Lear Geet
Mana
Pewarty
Otin Boraty
Tae Win
Mana Marive
Bath
Meekly News
Aly
OK. Crier
Homard Fox
Nope Schivel
Hoecey KR
Lease
Tor Maitland
Pialtz
Tara
Sane Marie
Ae A
Tuther M
Bready
Auet
Tata
Revady
Kolb
Peter J
Edward J. Rovns
Auddlebury
M. Harvey
Levis
Yumneville
C. VS. Levys
Court House
Reid
Feederick
Jeferson
Jeera
Harvey H. Lesne
Minow J. Hamiton
Goyer's Mid
Garrison
Harvey
Abraham Michel
Bethel Church
Lewistown
Ludlesturg
John Dutrow
Guet
Fred'k Sintt
Wilecil
Heeky Springs
Chanel
Atock
A.m
H. R. Lease
Paul Hauser
Duvero
Harvey R. Lease
Genge Young
Bills
Felix Aging
Geo. A. ‘Gilbert
Pel's
George A. Gilbert
Attorneys-At- Law
LE Attorney-A At-Law
Esolicitul
Ik’ G Chancery
Purnell, Jr
Cane
Ec Frederic
Claytos
URNEE
Faem Mortgage Trust Company
Denver
Colorado
Enle
Ferrons Bessiog
C. L. Bartsocke
West Patrick Street
Alita
Cannes Hill
Pr Bnlesitie Sny Desa Aie
Be Happy
Geo. Brust Co
West
Patrick ‘Street
Doll & Son
Roney
Reevers
Wright
Porcvzial
G.J. Doll
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