The Weekly News features a varied twelve page edition
The Frederick paper offers local and general news with care and new features. It highlights Mary Jane reviews gossip, Market Scribe on spring supplies, and the President's Message. Civil War scenes by Captain Kilmer, an International Sunday School Lesson, poems and humor fill the issue. Shoppers see spring fashions. Frederick merchants showcase offerings. New advertisements include sales, auctions, notices, and house rentals with various local names and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Werxey News
Tas Newe
Kilmer
Frederick
Pati
Sasie
Elzsbeth B. Cross
Landis
Clyning Ogs Gale
Csssnererse Teeennenece Pampel & Stoner, Trusts
W. H. B. Etchison
Mullinix
Brief Bits From Local and General Interests
A collection of short items spans local and general notes. Snippets include playful quips on beer and bonnets, oddities about paperhangers and wheel dealers, a Maryland editorial meeting, fishing exploits by James Rowe, weather notes from Minnesota and the Dakotas, a cautionary tale about a sawyer, and brief notices of Edw. M. Dyer Jr moving his tailor shop.
Maryland United Brethren Conference at Walkersville
The Maryland Annual Conference of the United Brethren in Christ met its eleventh annual session at Walkersville Church. Bishop J. W. Fou led a devotional, dozens of ministers and delegates attended, and committees were named for devotion candidates and various church interests. Spangler preached on Self Denial, and local church calls and parish assignments were discussed amid broader conference progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Maryland
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
United Brethren Church of
J. W. Fou
L.L.D
A. M. Evers
C. W. Sunespring
J.T. Spangler
Hagerstown
Msva
Orum 2Rd Gossard
Pennsylvania
D. Barsbieger
J. G. Reddick
C. W. Stinespring
Miotetrc
J. E. Foatt
C. W. Braebaker
R. Byrd
Fleance
G. J. Roudebush
W. W Myers
H J. Smith
Caleb Nyand
Mirsons
J. B Chamberlain
RK Byrd
J_T. Spartgler
Sabbath Schoole
W. L. Martin
Young People’s Union
J. E
Cispererci
Mr Spangler
Memorial United Brethren Church
Hegerstown
Alte
A. B
Dixon
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dizon
Baltimore County
West Second Street
Frederick
Dixco
Frederick County C. B
Christian Endeavor Societies
Frederick County
St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
Hageretown
Mailallea
Hoy
W. W. van Aredsle
Epworth League of
Trinity ME
Church, South
Interesting relics to be housed by Junior Fire Company
Relics and curiosities collected by the late Edward Koontz and bequeathed to the Junior Fire Company have been entrusted to its standing committee. A display case has been made and placed in the company hall. The items include uniforms, parts of apparatus, helmets, and other war and local history memorabilia forming a unique museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Koontz
Cattle Tuberculosis Sparks Call for County Veterinarian
A Frederick county leader notes widespread tuberculosis among cattle and urges appointing an experienced veterinary surgeon for each county in the state to conduct thorough examinations and deploy scientific methods to eradicate the disease. The speaker endorses Dr. Josiah T. Kline in Frederick county, praising his long experience in treating sick cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Josiah T. Kline
Apesker
Hilne
Wheelmen Awakening in Frederick Bicycle Club
President Wegner of the Frederick Bicycle Club foresees club house improvements including a bath and toilet room. He expects the coming season to spark enthusiasm among wheelmen and believes cycling will become a considerable craze in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wegner
Frederick
Clerical Changes at Central National Bank of Frederick
Robert A Kemp elected bookkeeper at Central National Bank of Frederick and to assume duties March 23. Augustus Obenderfer named bank visitor replacing Jhe 8 Quinn. Kemp noted as a top Frederick accountant with prior work at D C Winebrenner Co and Birely Brothers. brother E Kemp to succeed him. Kemp has run a Frederick night school in bookkeeping and business methods and is praised for ability and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Kemp
Central National
Central National Bank of
Frederick
Sod
Augustus Obenderfer
Jhe
Quinn
Kempe
D.C. Winebrenner & Co
Birely Brothers
Barris & Filler
E Kemp
Mullinix & Kemp Ar
Kemp
Local updates from Gapland and Brunswick society
County correspondence notes visits by residents to Breatherdy Ueon Baltimore and Brunswick, along with social events and church activities. Highlights include Misses Rohrer and McDuell visiting Hagerstown and Baltimore friends, Mr. Moler buying a new driving horse, and a funeral-related trip to Frederick. Communion and church services are reported at Grace Chapel and German Baptist Church Browneville, with organizers and participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Moler
John McDuell
Jantfe
Hageratown
Emma
Little Grove
Maggie Lampe
Charles Groves
C. E Poole
Georga Jenning
Baltimore
Georgia Haya
Licksvile
John Yourtee
Browncrille
Dantel Nichols
John Trundle
Eldter
Mies Daisy
Bakerton
W. Vs
A. Gates
Brunswick
Silas Wassler
Frederick
Hiness
Mr. Wassler
Darisl Grove
Nicholas Schiffer
Charie Grove
Fankstown
John Beeler
Clara
Poole
New York Hill
Janet
Ray Bonde
L. H. Herring
Ordoorf
Washington
Grace Chapel
Wm. H. Gross
Purely Personal notes among East Patrick street visitors
Purely personal items list moves of Charles Keefer of East South Street to Mr. Alry on a 4 vis it. Miss Mamie Fechley of Shepherdstown W Va visits her cousin Miss Agnes Schley on West Patrick street. Mrs John W Hilleary of Petersville this county visits Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley on West Second street. Mrs Samuel Musser and daughter of Columba Pa visit Mr Geo W Shoemaker on East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keefer
East South Street
Alry
Mamie Fechley
Shepherdstown
W Va
Agnes Schley
West Patrick Street
John W. Hilleary
Petersville
This County
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Samuel Musser
Columba, Pa
Geo. W. Shoemaker
East Sixth Street
Funeral service for George R. Gaphart held in Cumberland
The funeral for Mr. George R. Gaphart was held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from his residence at the corner of Decatur and Charles streets in Cumberland. Rev. T. J. Yost officiated. Pallbearers included Mezera, A. A. Wilson, John Schner, Surman Rosenbaum, Maschi Rice, BE. H. Welsh and H. H. Hartsock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Gaphart
Decatur
Charles Streets
Cumberland
T. J. Yost
Rose
Mezera
A. A. Wilson
John Scbhner
Surman Rosenbaum
Maschi Rice
BE. H. Welsh
H. H. Hartsock
Market notes highlight poultry and scarce poultry items
Morning market report shows chickens sold 18 to 45 cents each with plenty of eggs at 10 cents a dozen. Turkeys and ducks scarce as winter vegetables wane and spring meats arrive with spinach kale Florida cabbage lettuce and tomatoes available.
Water Supply Plans Move Ahead in Frederick
Frederick aldermen discuss improving city water supply by re surveying Potter route from the new receiver to Fishing creek. They invited another civil engineer to visit, verify costs, and prepare plans and estimates for final approval, aiming to secure the best method and lowest cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Alexander Potter
Potter
Mmeke Eoveral
Cobmit
Welker Arrests Mark Recurrent Family Feud in County
In a three month span the Welzer and Barrier families clash near Mt Pearant and Liberty. Miss Barrier wed Mr Charles Welker, sparking arrests of Welker and barriers’ father, then a charge against Welker for assault. Magistrate Biser releases all. another Welker arrest for assault set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welzer
Barrier
Mt Pearant
Liberty
Io Tam Nawe
Miss Barrier
Charles Welker
Sarrier
Aater
Mr. Welker
Welker
Biser
Edison Projectoscope Exhibition Tonight
Arrangements by Manager Lorg present a retail exhibition of Thomas A. Edison’s Projectoscope. The show features life-like moving pictures from world scenes, soprano Miss Mionie Bell, Prof. Gue Linnig with electric stereoptico, dissolving views, and two night shows plus matinees Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorg
Thomas A. Edison
Tala
Mionie Bell
Gue Linnig
Tomorion
Property Transfers Including Several Land Deeds and Sums
Several 19th century deeds recorded with transfers of land parcels and perches. Leroy B. Wenner to Millard FP and Wr. G. Shafer 122 scree and 14 perches for 6141.87 dollars. Calvin C. Les to Elanor C. Wils 5,000 dollars for Lot and Premises. James L. Cox et al to Mary E. Cox 181 acres for 5 dollars. John Robert Cox to Mary E. Cox 1823 acres for 500 dollars. Benjamin G. Mertzer and wife to Geo. B. Myers 19 square perches for 2060 dollars. James H. Houzer as executor to William L. Martin 110,100 dollars for real estate in Mechanics town district. Lewis A. Burcz and wife to Philip H. C. Birely a lot in Frederick city for 3150 dollars. Ellzi Ann Ragan to Mary A. Colling 12 screa of land for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy B. Wenner
Millard FP
Wr. G. Shafer
Calvin C. Les
Elanor C. Wils
James L. Cox
Mary EB. Cox
John Robert Cox
Mary E. Cox
Benjamin
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Region
Marriage license notices show Charles W. Baker and Mary J. Umber iger of New Market district the county. William E Knode of Walkersville and Clara Eaves of Washington DC. Charles F. Lamter Point of Rocks and Florence M. Compher of Loudoun county Virginia. Albert Barigis of Eilerton and Salone ML Smith of Myeravilie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Baker
Mary J. Umberiger
New Market District
This County
Wiliam E Knode
Walkersville
Clara Eaves
Washington, D. C
Charles F. Lamter
Point of Rocks
Florence M. Compher
Loudoun County
Albert Barigis
Eilerton
Salone ML Smith
Death of Eliza Baton at age 49 in West Alabama Street
Eliza Baton died at her residence on West Al Galuts street of general debility aged 49 years 11 months and 25 days. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 o clock at Quinn A M E Church with interment at Greenmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Bator
Eliza Baton
Fon West al
Galuts Strest
Quinn A. M. E
Greenmount
Beall Joins Berner and Kemp as Salesman
Mr. Wiliam Beall, formerly with Doll Brothers, has linked with Berner & Kemp. He will begin his new duties around April 1. Beall is an able and experienced salesman with many substantial friends in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Beall
Doll Brothers
Berner & Kemp
Beall
Buckey Studying Law Under Mr Frank Stoner
D Prince Buckey, son of Daniel E Buckey near Union Bridge in Carroll county and brother of Wm G Buckey of Central Dry Goods House, has entered the study of law in the office of Mr Frank Stoner on Court street. Buckey is described as bright and studious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Prince Buckey
Daniel E Buckey
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Wm. G. Buckey
Central Dry Goods House
Frank Stoner
Court Street
Buckey
Male High School Pupils Prepare City Opera House Entertainment
Male High School students plan a forthcoming entertainment at the City Opera House to benefit the school library. The program, designed to be engaging and meritorious, reflects the boys' active involvement and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Removal of Household Effects for Dr George Johnson
Messia A T Rice & Sons remove household effects from the late family residence on East Second Street to the apartments over the Central National Bank. Dr Johnson and Miss Johnson will occupy the latter upon their return to Frederick from a lengthy Southern trip.
Rev Dr Kinzer Considered for Westerlster Theological Seminary Post
Rev Dr John D Kinzer president of the Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church is under consideration for the presidency of the Wertalster Theological Seminary vacancy created by the death of Rev Dr James T Ward. Kinzer, born 1841 in Frederick county, has served the church for decades and led the conference since 1892 with yearly re elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kinrer
Methodist Protestant Church
James T. Ward
Kinzer
Methodies Protestant Church
Frederick County
Aston Bridges
Linradge
Augustus Webster
Lutherville
Methodist Protestant Conference
Wisn
Jefferson Circait
Frederick By
Meng Mery
Maryland
Hilley
Ballsbury
Centreville
West Battmore
Westminster
Mt Lebanon Church
Freston and
Bond Streets
Pension cheques issued to oil veterans
Many oil veterans whose pensions were executed on Thursday last March 4 received cheques for the pension amount yesterday.
Burck Sells East Second Street Brick Dwelling for 3150
Mr Lewis A Burck sold yesterday to Mr P A Barely a two story brick dwelling on East Second Street next to Judge McSherry for 3150 dollars. The sale records add a note of local property transfer in a brief town item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Burck
P. A.C
East Second Street
Frederick County Society to Meet At Mr Ritchie Theather
Frederick County Historical Society announces its regular monthly meeting this Thursday evening at seven o clock at the residence of Mr John Ritchie Baxie Johnson secretary Yor Gale reports several organs never used will be sold cheaply on easy terms at Bruens Piano or Music Also sheet music and new titles offered at low prices H E Wilcoxon Birly s Palace of Music notes sale prices Button down to 10,15,20 cents A sewing machine sale and exhibition at Th Bloger Manufacturing Company 73 North Market Street opposite City Hall Frederick Maryland with easy monthly payments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
John Ritchie
Baxie Johnson
Bruenz
Panacs
Muzic
H.E. Wilcoxon
Birly’s Palace of Music
Th. Bloger Manufacturing Company
N. Marke, St
City Hall
Frederick
183 MODEL Telephone call notice
A brief paper notice requests attention from four named individuals for a moment. The call appears to involve a household or local matter and specifies a group of three women and one additional participant. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
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