Local items and bright bits hint at spring
Eyes near eighteen cents a dozen and school exams mark the season. George W. Heinlein received 12.45 from the Tree Blue Order for a ice fall injury. An election for directors of Fred Stick and Jefferson Turnpike Company is held tomorrow at the Citizens National bank building. Lenten engagements persist with dances and receptions easing toward Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Heinlein
Tree
Dickey
Fredstick and Jefferson Turnopike Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Satan
Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs Noticeable Fredericksburg Cast
Mize Sarah E Gault visits Mrs Luther Kuhlman in Gettysburg Pa Miss Helen Oatshall of Woodsboro visits Miss Margaret Knode East Church street Mr Owen Compher East Patrick street leaves for Norfolk Va to visit relatives Miss Lacy Edmonston of Brunswick returns from visiting Miss Emma Payne North Market Street Mr and Mrs Robert Philips of Washington Dc arrived in Frederick to spend time at Mountain View with Mr and Mrs Chan T Picking Mrs Philips formerly Miss Eiva Flainer spent the summer at Mountain View and formed many warm friendships in and around Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Gault
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Helen Oatshall
Woodsboro
Margaret Knode
East Church Street
Owen Compher
East Patrick Street
Norfolk
Lacy Edmonston
Brunswick
Emma Payne
North Market Streat
Robert Philips
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Mountain View
Chan. T. Picking
April 15 Arbor Day Proclaimed by Maryland Board
State Board of Education met in Annapolis and set April 15 as Arbor Day for public schools statewide. Proclamation ready. First observed in Maryland in 1884 and since then annually. Board report destroyed in recent fire. efforts to recompile reports from counties and publish pamphlet later. Local Market: Mountain City Mill quotes corn 2.50 per barrel, shelled 60 cents per bushel, No 3 red 96, No 3 red 95, steamer 91, rejected 83. oats 40 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Annapolis
Maryland
Mountain City
Buckeystown Canning Company Plans Machinery Upgrade
The Buckeystown Canning Company arranges installation of new machinery at its Buckeystown plant to increase capacity. An advertising note urges merchants to advertise to protect established business, highlighting the value of ongoing promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Canning Company
Buckeystown
Automobiles to Receive Maryland Registration and Speed Limits
Maryland considers a measure requiring all motor vehicles to be registered with the Secretary of State for a $1 license fee. Vehicles must display numbers, lights at night, and obey speed limits on curves, streets, and open roads. Violations carry fines up to $50 or up to 30 days in jail, with harsher penalties for repeat offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis
Derr Shriner
P. N. Hammaker
Antispolis
Judiciary Committee
House of Delegates
Collins
Talbot County
Dennis
Maryland
Secretary of State
Deaths of Clarence Fulton and Zadock Yingling
Clarence C Fulton 34 died at his Walkersville home from heart failure amid complications. A farmer and Walkersville Savings Bank director, he leaves a widow and brother Newton. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow with interment at Glade Cemetery. Zadock W Yingling died at 1408 Jackson St Baltimore on February 27 after a long illness. He leaves a widow, two children, three brothers and two sisters. funeral held at his home and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. He was a longtime B & O Railroad employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Fulton
Clarence QC
Fulton
H. Gray Fulton
Walkersville
Cedar Hill
Marohi
Law’s Grip Court Hearing For Four Men
Richard Reynolds Charles Eldridge Walter Keys and John Caesar all colored were heard by Justice Smith charged with assault and battery upon Lewis Walter on Bad Church Street. They were found guilty all but Keys released on $200 bail each. Keys jailed for grand jury action. A hospital patient’s appreciative pie gift led to theft of pies from a wagon. Also reports say Charles Spangler Miller William Ritchie and Arthur Phoebus are recovering or receiving treatment after illnesses or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reynolds
Charles Eldridge
Walter Keys
John Caesar
Justice Smith
Lewis Walter
Bad Church Street
Keys
Knights Templar Elect Officers At Local Meeting
At a meeting of Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar last night officers were elected for the year E B Ramsburg eminent commander G E Bowers generalis simo 8 G Davall captain general S S Miller prelate O O G Waters senior warden A L McCardeil junior warden W H Duvall treasurer W Nash Young recorder F T Rhodes sentinel A News advertisement pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Jacques de Molay
E. B. Ramsburg
G. E. Bowers
G. Davall
S. S. Miller
O. O G. Waters
A. L. McCardeil
W. H. Duvall
W.nash Young
F. T. Rhodes
Sentinel
Notable Deaths and Fires and Political Nominations
Reports list deaths including Mr Sewell Turpin Williams of Mouby's Command and Mr Tilghman W Sparklin aged 85. A house at St Michaels burned, wife escaped. A big fire did not halt the Christian Endeavor Convention plans in Baltimore. Reinhold J Halm nominated for Mayor of Hagerstown. Maury E Maloney of St Louis now owns Singerlyssonk farm in Cool county. Thirty non union glassblowers brought to Cumberland Glass works. Luther M Ramsay cashier of the Record Office in Baltimore has $3 901.77. Governor Warfield drives a “Dig team” to Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westeday
Thomast Shrrock
Reinhold J. Halm
Hagerstown
Singerlyssonk
Cool County
Maury £. Maloney
St. Louis
Charles B. Lateau
St. Michaels
Corning
Cumberland Glassworks
Luther M. Ramsay
Record Office
Superior Court
Baltimore
Sewell Turpin Williams
Mouby
Pikesville
Tilghman W. Sparklin
Galvars
Warfield
Bowie
Howard County
Annapolis
Christian Endeavor
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs John W Baughman At Local Church
The funeral for Mrs John W Baughman was held at 10 am from her East Second Street home with services at St Johns Catholic Church led by Rev John W Kane. Pallbearers were grandsons and relatives. interment at St Johns cemetery. director W B Etchison. The same morning John H Ordeman’s funeral proceeded from the B&O station at 10:25 am, services at the grave by Rev Graig, pallbearers named, interment at Mt Olives cemetery. director W H Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baughman
East Second Street
Rt. John’s Catholic Church
J ‘Hn W. Kane
Q. Francia Baughmss
E. Austin Baughman
Cordova de Garmendia
Carlos de Garmendia
John Francia Smith
Charlen F. Smith
Alexander Young
John H Ordeman
Graig
Poolesville
B. V. Switzer
B. O. Shepherd
John Vincent
Elmer
Elmer 8. Brown, George Gittinger and Joseph Trundle
Mt. Olives Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
Auction notices for Cephas Lakin estate and neighbors
Jefferson sale for Chas Waters Wm Lakin and cephas Lakin heirs includes 186 acre farm near Catoctin Switch with dwelling. Other auctions list live stock farming implements household furniture near Mt Airy Pleasant E Me Wagner sells for W T Wagner and more near Eakles Mills and Jefferson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Carver
Jefferson
Chas. O. Waters
Wm. H. Lakin
Cephas
Lakin
Catoctin Switch
Hagar T. Mercer
Edward Ridgely
Mt. Airy
E. M. Wagner
W.T. Wagner
ME. Pleasant
J. G. Naille
Mary Hi. Wyand
Eakle
Ernest Lawrence
Joseph H. Runklea
Atey
W. E. Darner
Edward Herring
Carnahan and Saker Wed in Washington County Ceremony
Rev Barton R Carnahan widower and Mrs Barbara Saker widow both of Keadysville Washington county were married in Washington yesterday by Rev John Schick D D pastor of Gries Reformed Church The couple left for a wedding trip lasting about a week to ten days Mrs Carnahan formerly Miss Oost from a prominent local family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabrnahan—Baker
Barton R. Carnahan
Reformed Church
Barbara Saker
Keadysville
Washington County
Washington
John Schick
D. D
Gries Reformed Church
Carnahan
Brunswick Election District Faces Brisk Bipartisan Push
A Brunswick committee led by Hedges Bond Gregory Argyle Marke and others traveled to Annapolis to win support from Montgomery and Frederick county delegations for a Brunswick election district bill. The measure advanced in the House and is expected to pass the Senate, reflecting broad Republican and Democratic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branswick
Messrs. Hedges
Bond
Gregory
Argyle
Marke
Brunswick
Annapolis
Montgomery
Frederick County
House
Senate
Stage Routes Change Bande
Mr. George W. Beard who long ran stage routes between this city and Libertytown and Libertytown and Union Bridge has sold out. H. G. Lascalleet buys city Libertytown route and Albers W. Fogle buys Libertytown Union Bridge route. Tonight. Boys Temperance Association members urged to attend tonight and all meetings. All boys over eight invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beard
T. A
Boys’ Temperance Association
Canal reopening eyed for mid month with repairs underway
Coast to open navigation on Chesapeake and Ohio canal by mid month as repair crews fix canal banks. United Fire Company's engine, after repairs, tested on South Market street bridge to the engineer's satisfaction. Crystal Plate Ice and Storage plans rapid construction and expects operation before June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
United Fire Company
South Market Street
Crystal Plate Ice and Storage Company
Prohibitory liquor bill signed at Annapolis and school taxes debated
Governor Warfield signed a measure prohibiting sale of spirituous liquors within Point of Rocks or two miles beyond. Senate Education Committee favorably reported the General School Bill raising the state tax and teachers pay, with a fixed term. mortgage tax repeal failed by one vote and was recommitted. Lipman signaled support if needed. Tax rate likely to rise. Senator Wilson proposed pension for ex judges after age 70 at 2400 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield Inetnight
Moenses
Barry
Frederick Gisy Hospital
Senate
Committee On Education
Frarenca
Finaoos Committee
Education Commissee
Baltimore City
Lipman
Hooss
Baltimore
Ways and Means Committee
House
Wilson
Flinch parties and social notes in Libertytown and area
Miss Maude Simpson hosted a Flinch party at Libertytown with numerous guests including Myrtis Carter Jennie Metcalfe Eva Sappington and Rev W N Ridgely. Eva Sappington won the prize and Ridney Trundle the consolation. Also a leap year pound party at Mr Jos G Miller's in Fears honored Mr Joe Hookensmith and sister Elizabeth Bockensmith with guests from nearby towns and counties. Another pound party occurred at Mr and Mrs S T Abrecht on West Patrick street for Misses Martha Bentz and Emma Derr with about fifty couples. At City Opera House the eighth Uncle Hez show drew a decent crowd featuring Clarence Devilbins and Frank Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinch
Maude Simpson
Libertytown
Myrtis Carter
Jennie Metcalfe
Eva Sappington
Rose Yingling
Gertrude Wright
Mary Sappington
Edyth Welsh
Maggie Metcalfe
Norrie
W. N. Ridgely
F. Loraine Simpson
Menara
Roland R. Simpson
Warner Welsh
Sidney A. Trundle
O. B. Stone
Ridney Trundle
Jos. G. Miller
Fears
Joe. J. Hookensmith
Elizabeth Bockensmith
Taneytown
Tannytown
Baltimore
Frederick
Plane No. 4
Adamatown
Pearl
County
City Opera House
Uncle Her
City Opera Hones
Rhodes
Clarence Devilbins
Great Devilbiss
Frank Adams
Uncle Hez
Margaret Ragan
Margaret Marsden
Musicians Refute Pianos Claim At Market Street Exhibit
Frederick musicians deny assertions about Kimball and other cheap pianos shown at 100 North Market Street calling the claims untrue. Signatories include Macors Duvall Maris Schroeder Wa Fisher B J Esper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Kimball
North Market Street
Frederok
Macors Duvall
Maris E. Schroeder
L. O. Fisher
B. J. Esper
Gro
Ep. 8Ytis
Bron Finestegg
Dr. T. 5. Baper
A. A. Schroeder
W.G. Kring
Invine S. Biser
Owen W. Compas
Avert R. Wattis
New Patterns and Belts At Main’s Drug Store
A notice lists NEW patterns sparkling on white with appealing Madamras and leather belts priced 150, 200, 2650 in value. It promotes Main’s Drug Store at 5 North Market Street Clinton E. Main, Graduate Pharmacist, open for business with Blue Points large salts and spring stock in Lynn Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Main’s Drug
North Market Street
Clinton E. Main
Care for B and O Employes Hospital Contract
Dr. Harry P. Fahrnsy, secretary of Emergency Hospital's board, completed a contract last evening to care for injured B. and O. R. R. employees for the Relief Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Fahrnsy
Emergency Hospital
Prussia and the Unity of Germany lecture at college hall
Third lecture on Prussia and German unity tonight at College Hall. Public notices announce dance hours for tomorrow evening and a bank payment window for Frederick County Nations Bank customers. Local ads promote pianos and eyesight services with special offer details and contact sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Germany
College Hall
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County Nations Bank
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the Daily News
Robert Emmet
Dublin
Stephens
Milton Island
Alcantuer Ho Stephens
Atlantic
Amos Bronson Alcott
Boston
Walcott
Conn
Hircan Corson
Plymouth Meeting
Joseph Henry Shorthouse
Johny Ingresani
Lenden
Wasuisatos
W. L. Moors
Lionse
Bian
Burley Shoes
A. Kemp
F. Koetiler
Friedenwald
Woman’s College
Woman's College
Gso
Rodock & Co
Gilbert Smith & Co
Doll Bros
BP, KE
Gilbert
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Nordig & Miller Dry Goods
John Hendrickson
Devon
P. L. Hargett & Co
cHi
Automobile Law
Charles Spangler Miller
Biss Whila Ritchie
Court Square
Meaater Arthur Phoebus
West Patrick Street
Frederick City
News OF the
Tre Terest
Point OF Rocks Liquor “Bill
Iheresas
Kate
Harry Chew
Brunswick B. & O
T. B. Johnson
Mount Pleasant
Noah EB. Cramer
Sparrow’s Point Store Company
Citizens' National Banks
J.D. Baker
Wil. G. Baker B. Db. Barber
WY . Zimmerman
Cashier
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Jupar Jas
McBmerry Gro
Wn. Bate
Juper Jno
C. Motte
Joan 5
Ramssur G. W. G. Barer
OQ. M. Tuomas
D. BE. Ezravver
D. Baker
D. A. Hancert
Twos
H. Hatter
James E. Walerh
Dante. Baker
Hendrickson
Baster
Nour
Venice
Tv HT
Endrigkron
Neidig & Miller
Eme & Miller's
Taharpa
Walsta
Zie Neidig & Miller
THE
City Hotel Grill
Is Hotel Grll
Lynn Haven
Chicago
Kor
J. Stacy
Palace of Music
Birely's Palace of Music
Cor
Evane' Uold
Grippe
Qold
Sara
Williamson’s
Birely
Frederick Md
L. E. Mullinex
L. Be, Mullinis, Carpet and
George
Rodock &G
Bee
Broqdock & OG
Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bons
North Market Btr
Thomas Pf, Ros
East Fourth Street
Fredericx County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Binder Twine
All Saints and Care
Hull & Reich
Jeauine
Ually
Talider
Peterman
West
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Batso
Smith
Masonic Temple
Chilton
Iteer
F. B. Sappington
China
F. B. Bappington
Brievy's Palace of Music
Maj. E. ¥. Goldsborough
Patrick Street
Examiner
Chnurch Street
Bentz
Bamwonp Urner
Barry E. Chapline
D. E H. Morrin
Monberry Street
Park Hotel
Brrey
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