Purely Personal Notices From City Visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. and Mr. 8B. Frank Oronss, of Woetminater, spent the day in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. BR. L Elite, of Balti more, are spending some time in this city. Dr. William Paulus, of Baltimore, is visiting Dr. H. F. Gatzendanner, South Market street. Miss Hickman, of Baltimore, spent the Easter holidays with Miss Ella Swomby, at Woodside Park, near New Market. Mrs. John H. Wright and gon. Laidore, of Liberty, who have been visiting Mrs. Margaret Knodle, South Market street, have returned. Miss Rebecca Dove and Misa Handle, of Baltimore, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. Knodle, South Market street, have returned. Dr. Thomas B. Johnson left yesterday for New York to attend the dinner given Dr. Osler by the physicians of that city before his departure for Eng land. Mr. A. K. Montgomery, N.O. R. BR. messenger on the Frederick branch, is taking a short vacation at his home, Lancaster, Pa., and his place in new reloy filled by Mr. John L Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oronss
Woetminater
BR. L Elite
Baltimore
William Paulus
H. F. Gatzendanner
South Market Street
Miss Hickman
Ella Swomby
Woodside Park
New Market
John H. Wright
Gon. Laidore
Frederick
Lancaster
New Reloy
John L Kan
Arnold-Flook wedding at Flook home near Knoxville
A pretty wedding for J. J. Arnold of Burkittaville and Grace Flock of Frederick was held May 2 at 11 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Flock near Knoxville. Rev. E. L. McLean officiated as guests celebrated with music, a bridal bouquet, and a noon repast. The couple plan to reside later in Burkittaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Flook
William
Knoxville
J. Jiaude Arnold
Burkittaville
Wiss
Grace Flock
W.S. Flock
KE. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Obhuroh
Frederick
Washington
Bloodshed in Lodz as police clash with four suspects
Four men fled police and wounded a sergeant while officers attempted arrests. Troops opened fire on the crowd, killing one and wounding several others amid the ensuing chaos in Lodz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Nuwe
Lopz
Potano
King
Assassination in Warsaw Sparks Disorder Fears
An unknown man assassinated a Warsaw police sergeant on May 3 and fled, prompting fears of further unrest. The report notes ensuing disorders and calls for calm as authorities investigate the crime. Local market notes list Tyson's prices for corn and wheat, and a Baltimore hospital visit for the Troxell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deciyl
Warsaw
Woodmen's Meeting Draws Delegates From Across Maryland
The biennial Maryland State Camp gathering of the Modern Woodmen of America opened at the Masonic Temple with State officers and many delegates in attendance from Annapolis to Williamsport. Credentials were reviewed and dinner hosted by the local camp at the City Hotel before afternoon sessions on electing state officers for two years and selecting a delegate to the head camp in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Woodmen of America
Masonic Temple
Harry Donnelly
Cumberland
C. E. Trimble
Easton
G. A. Russell
Washington, D.C
W.E. Beachley
Hageratons
National Organization
Harry L. Brower
Annapolis
F.L. Bennett
Hageratown
T. 8. Kader
Frederick
H.H. Bond
Union Bridge
H. K. Baabe
Taneytown
L. A. Bennett
Unionville
Alfred Wilson
Chevy Chass
J. J. Harwood
Federalaburg
BH. M. McCullough
Elkton
Jones
Marion
J. W. Beck
Land
D. W. Beachley
Middletown
Orman
Mt. Airy
H. Foutz
Bare
J. H. Harper
South Cumberland
Will of Peter Bussard Probate In Orphans Court
The will of Peter H. Bussard was filed for probate in the Orphans Court. His wife Charlotte M. Bussard receives all income from bank stock and a share of the home farm income. Sons Newton A. Bussard and six others receive farm land and cash divides. Executors are John W. Bussard Peter Bussard Joseph H. Bussard Daniel L. Bussard Samuel D. Bussard Charles L. Bussard. Personal estate about 80 000 dollars and real estate about 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Bussard
Orphans’ Court
Charlotte M. Bussard
Bank Etocka
Newton A
John W
Pater B
Joseph H
Daniel L
Samuel D
Charles L. Bussard
Fell From Ladder Injures Mr. Nusz At West Patrick Street
Mr. Frederick Nusz, 63, fell from a ten foot ladder while painting the entrance to B. Ebbert & Sons on West Patrick street. He suffered severe cuts to the head and face, a forehead gash about three inches, and a slight concussion. He was taken to his home after treatment by Dr. B. Smith and companions carried him inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nusz
Stors
B. Ebbert & Sons
West Patrick Street
Nasz
B. Smith
Dr. Smith
Mr. Nuez
Patrick Et Rest
Nusz
Smith
Noz
Smallpox Found in Brunswick Fireman Ambrose
Harry W. Ambrose a Brunswick Cumberland rail fireman contracted smallpox at his boarding hours. Dr Hedges diagnosed, Bruns wick health officer notified and precautions enacted. Dr Fulton from State Board of Health called and confirmed genuine smallpox. House and inmates quarantined, no immediate danger. Case described as mild and improving. no other cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Ambrose
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Cumberland
Hedges
Horiie
John 8. Fulton
State Board of Health
Ambrose
Fireman Kireman McBee Killed in West Virginia Quarry
H P McBee, a fireman on the Shenandoah Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was run over and killed at the Belnville stone quarries in West Virginia last evening. He was on the engine tender and was knocked off by a stone crusher chute, then struck by the locomotive. His remains were taken to Brunswick, his late home, and turned over to Undertaker Feste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. McBee
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Belnville
W. Va
Brunewick
Feste
Remains of George D Tollinger Arrive on Special Train
The coffin of George D Tollinger will arrive tomorrow morning at 10 26 over the N U R from Philadelphia on a special train. The funeral will be held from the train and is under the charge of Columbia Lodge A F and A M. Interment will follow at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D.tollinger
Philadelphia
Columbia Lodge A.F.& A. M
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Tom Blane's Predicament opens Feederick Dramatic Club
The Feederick Dramatic Club presented Tom Blane's Predicament at City Opera House to a large audience last evening. Casts ranged from confident leads to gifted character players with Milas Marie Schmidt and Harry Kefauver praised for their performances. A notable fault was obstructed stage viewing due to private boxes, though the production earned strong praise and generous post show hospitality at City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feederick Dramatic Clab
Feederick Dramatic Club
City Opera Houses
Tom Blane
Norloca
Caat
Samatecr
Neil Browning
Hoa
Boardara
Oredteora
Pater
Tom
Milas Marie Schmidt
Harry Kefauver
Leichert
Coon
Wood
Manrcian
Miss Rodock
Miss Fox
Las Retoh
Johnson Smith
Miss Bindley
Mine Legg
Chapline
Miss Enright
Farmer
Ward Haffaar
John Markey
Batton
Latic
Pauline McQardell
Anna Olabsugh
Kefauver
Dean
Ao Young
Mia Faunt le Roy
B. Rosanour & Song
City
Hospital Association
Charles W. Ross,Jr
Break to Canal Halts Navigation Near Hancock
Break on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal level near Hancock after a 100 foot berm collapse extends to the bottom, just east of Little Pool. Work crews are on site with General Manager Nicholson supervising. water drawn and debris cleared as repairs proceed to reopen the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholaon
Sideling Hill
Wabash
Accident at Lime Kiln Hospitalizes Worker
Lawrence Jefferson of M. J. Grove Lims Co. sustained a severe back gash when a rock blasted loose from a distant scene struck him. Dr Routeen revived his breathing though he remained unconscious. He narrowly escaped death after tumbling near a forty foot quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senselensa
Lawrence Jefferson
M. J. Grove Lims Co
Limes Kiln
Thia County
Dr. Routeen
Jefferson
Ladies Auxiliary Sets Dues at One Dollar Yearly
At a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans dues were fixed at one dollar annually Preparations were also made for Memorial Day A corps of young girls will participate in the cemetery exercises on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. of V
Bons of Veterans
Sale of Lot of Ground in Market Street Block
Nash E. Cramer sold a lot of ground between Seventh and Eighth streets on Market Street to Mr. Oslvin E. Schildtkoechs for Mrs. Mary L. Hallerber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash E. Cramer
Mary L. Hallerber
Seventh and
Eighth
Market Street
Oslvin E. Schildtkoechs
Wild Mountain Fire Threatens Farmstead and Sawmill
Fires roared along Ostootin Mountain five to six miles, damaging timber but no buildings yet. The McClintock Young farm dwelling and a nearby sawmill faced narrow escapes as incendiary blazes spread from Fishing Creek toward Middletown Valley, with widespread timber losses reported.
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Ostootin Mountain
Kolb
Fishing Creekh
Lewistown
Middletown
McClintock Young
Frederick
Newton Gilbert
Theodore Shafer
Maryland Classis Opens Sixth Annual Session in Grace Church
The Maryland Classis begins its sixty sixth annual session this evening at Grace Reformed Church with 13 ministers 2 licentiates 1 missionary in Japan and 86 delegate elders among 65 congregations 10891 communicants and 9847 Sunday school members. Opening sermon by retiring president Rev Samuel M Roeder of Manchester Md. Multiple daily sessions and planned educational and missionary meetings through Sunday with several addresses by D D Schaeffer and Rev Coblentz. all welcome. The Grace Church May celebration marks anniversary since 1898 with congregation growth to ~500 Sunday School members and total church membership 365 with average yearly receipts near 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Grace Reformed Pharoh
Maryland Olasala
Japan
Samuel M. Roeder
Manchester
Woman's College Chapel
William O. Schaeffer
D. D
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Rav
Lloyd Coblentz
Baltimore
Classia
Graces Church
E L. Coblentz
Ridgley
John M Sohick
Washington
James M. Mullen
Presens
BL. McLenna
Social World Reception Honors Mrs White by Ladies' Auxiliary
Mrs John J White division chaplain of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans hosted an eight reception on East Fourth Street to thank the auxiliary for kindness during her illness at the Emergency Hospital. The event drew many members who enjoyed refreshments and phonograph selections by Mr Maarios Holdcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. White
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Sons of Veterans
East Fourth Street
Maarios Holdcraft
Work of Death James Cavanaugh Dies in Washington
James Cavanaugh of Washington D C husband of Katharine Yaste and son in law of Jonathan Yaste Middletown died yesterday in Washington aged about 40. Remains arrive tomorrow at 10 55 a m and will be taken by special trolley to Middletown for interment in the Yaste family lot at Reformed cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cavanaugh
Washington, D. C
Katherine Yaste
Jonathan Yaste
Middletown
Washington
Yaste
Reformed
Local notices offer free premium with Hudson bread coupons
A special notice promotes coupons for Hudson's Premium bread issued after May 1 with each loaf, promising a free premium and a full-pound loaf for the price of a light loaf. Also advertised are lectures by Prof. Wm James Heaps, a May 6 meeting, and discounted rail fares to Washington and Baltimore for May 6 and 7 along with local sales and gas range offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
J. Hudson
N. Market St
James Heaps
M. E. Aguday School Room
Middletown to Buy Site for New School
County Commissioners decided to purchase the Middletown site chosen by school officials from Charles Crone for $700. To quell town dissatisfaction, Emory L. Gabjentz offered a guarantee: if a Middletown majority opposes the purchase, he pays the commissioners $700 on or before December 1, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Cbaries Crone
Asa
Emory L. Gab- Jentz
Fined for Whipping Pupil at Highland School
Misa Corn Burgess, a public-school teacher in Howard county in charge at Highland, was fined 5 dollars plus costs totaling 1445 for whipping a pupil. Constable Davis Linn, whose son Norman Linn aged 50, was also punished with a switch. Justice Charles K R Simpson ruled there is no law allowing school whipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Corn Burgess
Howard County
Highland
Davis Linn
Norman
Mise Burgess
Charles KR. Simpson
Simpsonville
Funeral for Edward F. Bently in Hagerstown
The funeral for Edward F. Bently a colored child aged 1 year 1 month died in Hagerstown last Saturday was held yesterday at his grandparents home on West All Saints' arrest conducted by Rev James L Brown of Hagerstown assisted by Rev T C Carroll Interment followed at Greanmount cemetery Thomas P Rice served as funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Bently
Hagerstown
West All Saints
James L. Brown
T. C. Carroll
Greanmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Siess Held for Grand Jury in Bethel Rape Case
Luther Siess faced habeas corpus proceedings before Judge John C. Motter as his attorney Dr. Princeton Bucksy pressed for release. Siess is accused of raping Mrs. Cartie B. Buttely at Bethel on April 27. Bail set at 500 dollars. failure to meet this plus 250 dollars prompted jail until grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siess
Luther Siess
John C. Motter
Princeton Bucksy
Cartie B. Buttely
Bethel
Funeral Attendance Notice at Masonic Temple
Local notice requests Columbia Lodge No. 58 and Lynch Lodge No. 163 to meet at Masonic Temple Thursday morning at 9 45 to attend the funeral of Brother George D Tollinger. Remains will be brought from Philadelphia to this city. Secretary Adolphus Feardake signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A.F
A. Masone
Masonic Temple
George D. Tollinger
Philadelphia
Lynch Lodge
Adolphus Feardake
Lewis' Dog and Pony Show Arrives in Frederick
The Dog and Pony Show from Taneytown Md arrives in Frederick for an afternoon performance at Athletic Park preceded by a parade. If weather allows, a balloon ascension is planned at 7 p.m. at the show grounds. A second show is scheduled for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Frederick
Taneytown
Athletic Park
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