New Advertisements and Personal Notes On Travel
Public sale notices list J S Bohn Best Estate Farm for sale. Personal items mention Col Thomas H Comes visiting friends in the area and greetings to Miss Elizabeth Houck visiting Washington. Various locals and visitors from Baltimore Sedalia Brunswick Littlestown Braddock and Emmittsburg are noted with brief travels and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gilbert
J.S Bohn
Best Estate
Vesant
Thomas H. Comes
Kew
Orleans
Hatch Ebert
Col. Comes
Old Frederick
M. Elizabeth Houck
Eera Houck
Washington
Fannie Graham
Lizzie
Sojcaim
Wi C. Wire
Brunswick
Littlestown
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Solomon Kiner
Sedalia
Kingsbaker
North Market Street
B. Rosenour
Baltimore
Rose Sipe
Wm. F Lowe
East Third Street
Francis B. Orndorff
Daniel Roelkey
Emmittsburg
John Smith
Braddock
Thomas Jones
Burkittsville
Harry Cramer
George Sheffer
Bolivar
Mandy S. Eckstein
Ashington
D. C
J. Mein
Yellow Springs
Ids Schumaker
Madison S&j
Union Bridge
Brief Bits From The County Ledger
News notes report Guion Foundry worker Hammick injuring a foot with a hot iron. J H Lampe completes North Market street residence painting and moves to Harrington project on Worth Market street. Thomas Arnold qualifies as an election district supervisor in No. 3. Late daylight saves extend into next month. spring forecasts warn of cooler weather. County costs for a theft case involving Donnelly and Hostler estimated around 200 dollars. A marriage license issued in Hagerstown to Irvin D. Cooper and Annie R. McDade. Diehl’s Reading Club meets at Dr. Franklin B. Smith’s Court Square. last meeting of the season possible. Whitelaw Reid of Buck Lodge accepts a pension with Lowenstein & Wertheimer. Monocacy River rising and bank retreat reported in places. Letters of administration granted for Josiah Easterday to Ellen E. Easterday with G N Delauter as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea. Hammick
Guion
J. H Lampe
Porter
North Market Street
A. H. Harrington
Worth Market Street
Thomas Arnold
Jordanesterday
Donnelly and Hostler
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
Hagerstown
Irvin D. Cooper
Knoxville
Annie
County Correspondence Highlights Local Life and Sales
Local notes describe a harsh winter, drifting roads, and a successful sale of Mr. Jacob Main with items fetching high prices. Communities report travel misadventures, veterinary calls, new merchandise plans, and the Laurel band joining inaugural events amid continuing weather challenges.
Surprise party successful at Clinton Ledges March 3
March events across towns report a go success at Clinton Ledges with guests from Wistown Harmony Grove Mount Pleasant and others. The note thanks the committees for organizing and wishes the hosts a long prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Ledges
Wistown
Harmony Grove
Mt. Pleasant
The Rajah's Ruby replaces The Doomewoman in serial form
Tax News announced The Doomewoman by Gertrude Atherton would run in its columns after Chattan ooga but the arrangement changed. The Rajah's Ruby debuts in Tas Damix News on Saturday March 11 and Tes Weexir News on Thursday March 16. The tale promises gripping adventure and mystery with a robbery and murder framed by careful plotting and character development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Atherton
Tax News
Chattanooga
Raby
Tas Damix
Tes Weexir
Rejah
Marriages and civic notes from Frederick and Brunswick areas
A quiet wedding at the Lutheran parsonage unites Mr Lewis T. Kreh and Miss Cars L. Slyer of Frederick as they depart for Baltimore then plan to reside at 53 West South Street. Also Granville C. Holtz and Addie C Wachter of Charlesville wed. Shoemaker and Durfey tie the knot in Cit tlestown. Upcoming wedding: George Rahme and S. Roze Offutt at Con condia Lutheran, Washington D. C. Freight transfer shed at Brunswick opens with W. P. Savage as agent. plans for expansion and canal power noted. Various church notices, conferences, and health notes conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
West South Street
Monumental
Aoltz
Wachtee
Granville C. Holtz
Biss Addife
C. Wachter
Charlesville
County
M. Hench
North Market Street
Lutheran Church
Cittlestown
Misenda M. Durfey
John G. Shoemaker
Indiana
George Rahme
S. Roze Offutt
Washington, D. C
Concondia Lutheran Church
Brunswick Bite
B. and O
Brunswick
W. P. Savage
Philadelphia
New York
Metropolitan
Washington Valley
Washington County
Bronswick
Weverton
Volunteer Fire Company of
L. H. Potterfield
Lorettaville
Poolesville Mite Society Holds March Meeting
Correspondent from Poolesville reports the Mite Society of the M E Church South celebrated its second anniversary on March 1 with Mrs. Thomas Hoskinson hosting. Officers elected for year end include 0. McIntosh president Beall Pyles vice president Wm Spurrier secretary Clara Price treasurer and Mrs Hoskinson and Mrs Philip Mossburg on the financial committee. Members and guests enjoyed readings songs and recitations with the ledger praising Alice Craft and others before adjourning to April 5 at Philip Mossburg’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
McIntosh
Mies Beall Pyles
Spurrier
Clara Price
Thomas Hoskinson
Philip Mossburg
Poolesville Ledger
Mite Society
Misa Alice Craft
Philipburg
Wm. B. Spurrier
John Gilpin
Esther Monsburg
Augusta Morningstar
G. W. Dick
B. Horse and Rider
Beall Pylea
Philip Moseburg
Aliee Craft
Guy Spurtter
Leslie Talbott
Society
News of the State highlights local deaths and developments
Obituaries note Mrs. John H. Gassaway near Germantown in Montgomery county and Wm. Flowers in Ceeth county at age 90. Other items report artesian wells, canal hopes, granite quarry sale to James Avlis & Son, a forest Glen house fire, and efforts to recover Capt. Jas. Hill's body. Real estate transfers listed for several Maryland properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Gassaway
Germantown
Montgomery County
Wm. Flowers
Ceeth County
Crisfeld
R.H.N. Roe
Barclay
Queen Annea County
B&o
Brunswick
Waverly Literary Club
Galthernburg
Chesapeake Bay
Washington County
W. W. Wright
Forest Glen
Jas
Hill
C. HK. Atkinson
Somerset County
Port Deposit
Philadelphia
James Aavis & Son
A. J. Read
Local Dr J R L Hardesty to Visit City Hotel
Dr J R L Hardesty oculist ear and thrust specialist will be at City Hotel Thursday the 9 8 at 3 o clock and Temsin until Friday the 10th at 230. Today offers include new draperies fancy double width dress goods 124¢ French ginghams. Carpet Department highlights new styles and large stock of novelties in carpets and mattings. Visit our carpet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J RL Hardesty
City Hotel
Temsin
Tila
Vieit Qur
Prarrin
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington, D.C
Orphany Court
Josish Easterday
Ellen E. Easterday
Geo. N. Delauter
Rocky Apeinge
Will V. Wolfebert
Tuscarore
Jacob Main
Kay
Peter Crabbs
Afr
Crabbs
Franklin
Ohio
John Twenty
Charles Reeder
New Baltimore
Middletown Valley
George Hanshew
Charles Bussard
Miss Tyler
Lewis Staleys
Hench
The
Reformed Church
Vincent Crabb
Thos. Tyler
Marthe Staleys
Laurel
Prince George County
R. R. Murphy
Centenary M. E
Bratley T. Johnston
Maryland
George W. Alexander
Our Town
Avondale Street
Hetecris Ae
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Messrs
F. X. Hale
J. W. Schaffer
Harry Furst
Jnseph A. Coleman
Edwin Alex
St. Mary’s Church
Bimbriln Ghove
MARCH
Wis
Punk
Columbus
Wm. Fank
Mountain Daie
Marion Warrenfeltz
Charles
Zachariag Thomas
Rocky Springs
John Sauerwine
Fronas
John Sponceller
Sasha May
Lewistown
Henry A. Dennis
Cal
J. C. O'Donnell
Lewis E. Summers
James Anderson
Virginis
James K. Polk Biser
Taft Ridenbaugh
Mrs. Dennis
Joseph Thomas
Samuel T. Dixon
Otis Arnold
D. W. Delander
G. ©. Castle
Ruby Simmons
D. J. H. Simons
Te Bharks P.E
Broad Eun
T.E. Hardy
Burkitteville
W.T. Grove
Mr. Grove
Bliss Eva Arnold
Coolepring
Mamie Boyer
German Baptist Church
Elmer E. Beachley
John M. Grove
B. W. B. Garner
Elsie Slifer
John Gellmascher
Locust Grove
Ladiesburg
Harce
Onie Stull
Katie Erbb
Amands Biehl
Firor
Publc
Mary EB. Rheam
Mechanicstown
Denton Norris
Mise
Ida P. Stier
M. G. Balthis
Misa Fannie Wood
Misa Nettle Wood
Monrevis
Charles Wood
BR. V Wood
P. F. Sawyer
Staunton
M. Church
Hery
W. H. Woolfilled
Trinity Church
Middletown
Crum
Feageville
Emory G. Coblentz
Lilly Crone
Chas. Dean
Graceham
Harvey Kemsburg
California
Cleveland
Boston Daily Globe
Austin
Palace Theatre
Wharlen and Martell
Palace Beaton
Frederick Riflemen
J. Beckley
Terasure Department
Washington, DC
Capt
Beckley
Frederick Rifles
Rifles
Levis H Mpperty
Malling
United Brethren Conference of Maryland
Boonsboro
Mayerlies
W. W. Lease
G. W. Airacofe
Reno
Harp
Msersvilie
Wm P. Morseil
Jois Clty
Carl Alabash
Texas
California Fig Syrup Co
News OF the State
HK. Hargen
Wm. A. Applewhaite
Charles F. Miller
T. E Carson
M Sonneborn
George J. Hinton
C. Dugan, Jr
Henry Laporte
C Weathery
T. B. Brookes
Balto
C. T. Bellemy
Scranton
John W. Burd
St. Louis
F.lourand
J. C. Shults
Batsyia
N. Y
A. Paulacraft
South
L. P. Sherer
Radford
John EB. Foley
Indianapolis
Ind
Hingsbaker
C. H. Hiteshew
Chambersburg
Can
Alphena Anthony
Punxatswney
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
Fannie E Holt
Charles B. Holt
Abraham Jackson
Katie Fretwell
Libertytown
Ann Coyle
Mary Eyler
Thomas B. Coyle
Lloyd H. Evans
B. E Batts
Chas C. Enadler
Chas W. Ross
Carlton W Dean
M Cllinix & Kemp
Mouuirmix & Kew
John Hendrickson
Jo8n
Hroannuresson
G. Frank Clingan
Frederick City
Chas. E. Russell
Pub. Clarion
J. M. Reoovers
Citizens’ National Bank
Ted Awl
Aumichen
Martelw
Bau
Hellabie House
Oor
Carrol and
Patrick Streets
Hargett
Paul Hauser
Mit
Abe
Madine
Belp
Nico Fenus
Buckeystown
Mamaridin
Algo, Forest
E.D. Shriner
Waeker & Co. i
Walker Aco
Grecal
Rodook , & Naidis
Tel Vets
Brusseer
Bodock & Neidig
A.T. Rice &Sons
T. Rice & Bons
Frederick, MD
Martidiy
Staub
Nortr Market
Telephone
Bhi Blageston
Pee Wootens
London
B. H. Buacston
Eee
Cramer, Real Estate & FE Fire Insurance
Renponm Gombe
Tomas Ee
Horner
Emmiteburg
Walkersyille
Abraham Afichiel
Charles' Ath
Mt. Airy
Frederick and
Jefferson Turnpike
Cramer
Noah E
North Market
TER Bartholomay
Rochester Heer
IALL
AGERT
J. &. C. Lipps
Gov. &. Vatrick
Telegraph Streets
Teleshene Let
Particwars
Jan Sodantz
Apple G. F
Martdom
B. Clind & Cu
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