Purely Personal Social News From Area Locals
Mice Zo a Staley visits Washington DC while Mrs. D. B. Fleming visits relatives in Oxford PA. Charles Hallar of Philadelphia visits his parents locally. R Walling of Poolesville spends days in this city on business. W. T. Hallar and wife tour Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Bertha Trendle returns home after visiting Baltimore relatives. Edgar G. Guyton of near Burkittsville graduates Maryland Collegiate Institute at Dolon Bridges May 21. Edgar A. Norris of Unionville leaves Navy due to eyesight, returns home. John O. Palmer pay clerk in Navy visits Lewistown on a month’s leave. recently returned from Europe and notes ship activity with maneuvers under Admiral Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mice Zo A Staley
Washington
D_ C
D. B. Fleming
Oxford
Charles Hallar
Philadelphia
R. Walling
Poolesville
Montgomery County
W. T. Hallar
East Seoong Street
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Bertha Trendle
South Market
Edgar G. Guyton
Near Burkittsville
Iam
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Dolon Bridges
Edgar A. Norris
Unionville
George D. Norris
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States Navy
John O. Palmer
Lewistown
Mr. Palmer
Europe
Dewey
Wandered From Home Two-Year-Old Recovered In City Search
Paul Sprinkle aged two wandered from 35 East Second Street this morning between 10 and 11. His mother Mrs George Sprinkle worried until he was found by Mrs Gorge Wilcoxon on East Third Street at about 11.45 playing in a gate yard and returned to his mother. Neighbors helped search as the Sprinkle family recently moved from Manasas Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sprinkle
George Sprinkle
Paul
Renr
East Second
Gorge Wilcoxon
East Third
Dever Paints Adverts and Medical Advice Blend
Letter from F C Norwoo praising Davos Lead and Zinc paint to save money. Testimonials include Frnk A Mores draggist, M Austin Belcher, and EB Dexter. claim of lower quantity to cover houses and long wear. Also a dated notice urging Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Mores
West Rutland, Ve
M. Austin Belcher
Winthrop
Mass
Morrisville
N. Y
EB. N. Dexter
F. W. Dever & Os
New York
P.S
P. L. Hargett & Co
Public Schools Teachers to be Paid May 11
County school commissioners met with many trustee appointments across districts. New trustees named for numerous schools and funds set for libraries. Some appointments deferred for lack of suggestions. Teachers’ accounts approved for payment starting May 11. Presbyterian Reunion set for July 9 with excursion rates arranged by railroads and committee updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finke
John W. Abelt
Hiram Rameberg
Quebdeo
Clarence Abalt
Luther Kepler
Reno
Charlen B. Miller
John W. Onatle
Friends Creek
B. C. Shrimer
Grant E. Bell
Albert Anderson
Annandale
George 5. Springer
Jacob Hoke
George F. Altboff
Hampton Valley
William P
Rowe E
Spots W. Eyler
Tom's Creek
Samuel Fitz
Geo. Miller
George A. Obler
Ellerton
Charles W. Johseon
EB. S. Routzsbo
Georges. Harp
Woodland
J. Palmer
John Warrenfeltz
David H
Monrovia
Jobo Anberger
M. Swamley
Charles Lowe
Band Hill
Henry Bowyer
Samuel Burall
Hiram J. Smith
Harrisville
Ludwig Meizel
J. F. Rinecker
A.A. Pstigord
Unionville
Samuel Bury
Bradley Nicodemus
Samuel B. Hern
Hansonville
T. E.R. Miller
Howard Ramabarg
John Storr
Adamstown
South Frederick Male
Mount Tabor
Araby
Trameville
Oak Grove
Grove Academy
Woodsboro
Gopper Mine
Mount Hope
Chestnut Grove
Friendship
Brook Hill
Mount Philip
Utica Mills
Dilla
A.J. Horine
Myarsville
Charles A. Ogle
L. V. Crawford
Deerfield
John Q. Harley
Samuel Darrow
Ephraim L. Boblitz
Not Candidate for Judge for Fourth Judicial Circuit
Congressman George A. Pearce announces he will not pursue the Republican nomination for Judge in the Fourth judicial circuit. He says he will seek to fulfill his duties after reelection to Congress. Rumors note Cumberland’s Roberts H Henderson as favored nominee and State’s Attorney John G Wilson of Allegany County mentioned as a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearce
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Congress
Roberts H Henderson
Cumberland
John G. Wilson
Arlegany County
Deaf High School Team Triumphs In Tapeball Contest
A Saturday afternoon tapeball game on the Maryland School for the Deaf diamond ended with the deaf team awarded the win over the High School. The Deaf boys will host the Doubs Baseball Court on May 23 at 2 o clock. Also included are market quotes from Beetern Milling and Export Company showing Gora at 2.50 per barrel shelled oats at 49 cents per bushel and hay at 18 to 42 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland
Beetern Milling & Export Company
Gora
A M E Appointments in Baltimore Conference
The Baltimore African Methodist Episcopal Conference has named new appointments including Frederick J F Wagoner to Petersville circuit L M Beckett D D to Mt Pisasant circuit and J W Wing to fill positions in the conference lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimors
Frederick
J. F. Wagoner
Petersville
L. M. Beckett
D. D
Mt. Pisasant
J. W. Wing
Pension Increases for Three Residents Announced
The article notes pension raises for Samuel House of Middistons to $12 per month, Oliver Sedrix of Charlesville to $8, and John H Hoffean of LaGore to $12, detailing the specific new amounts for each recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel House
Middistons
Oliver Sedrix
Charlesville
John H . Hoffean
LaGore
Week's transfers and licenses in Frederick courts
Week ending May 6 2003 records show property transfers in Frederick County including deeds from May Ave Meip to Daniel O Biddle and others to William Hood George Yinger and more. Also listed are marriage licenses for residents of Frederick county Harpers Ferry Cedar Grove Buckeystown and Washington and an Orphans Court section detailing administrations inventories and final accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans Courts
Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Meip
Daniel O. Biddle
Middletown
Alice Bouldin
George
O. Bopat
Frederick
William W. Wenner, Sr
Everhart
Brunswick
Lewis Mentzer
Wm. H. Hood
Mary E. E. Trimmer
Henry H. Abbott
Frederick City
Nicholas Yinger
George Yinger
John H. Moser
Dyson Real
Ernest Liles
Bessie Thomas
Frederick County
James A. Oden
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Osrrie Mussetter
Clifford H. Myers
Buckeystown
Annie E. Hartaock
James E. Howard
Backeystown
Nettie L. Ambnoah
Greenfield
Henry J. Norris
Washington, D. C
Minnie Anders
Rockville
Orphans’ Court
Mary B. Turner
William A. Torrer
Sarah E. Weddle
Edward Nelson
Madison Nelson
George Livers
Mary H. Livera
Jesse H. Nussear
Miel Burgee
Cyrun O. Favorite
Catharine J. Favorite
Thompson Anderson
Anderson
Albert Anderson
Alvin A. Anderson
Harriet
Thomas
James F. Beall
A. Kemp Keefer
Annie M. Keefer
Lattera
James Co. Clarke
Charles S. Clarke
Edward T. Jeffery
Mary A. Dadrear
Trick Donkey Killed After Circus Leave Golambdis
Welsh Bros. valuable trick donkey died from injuries after leaping from a car as the circus departed Golambdis. The animal had escaped a train near Red bridge in Strickier's cat area and was to be replaced. Also noted is Mrs. W. Scott Kefaaver undergoing a successful operation at Frederick City Hospital, performed by Dr. Hunter of Johns Hopkins with assistance from local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Bros
Assuds
Bers
Sandsy Moratog
Red Bridge
Strickier
W. Scott Kefaaver
Barbitta- Ville
Thia County
Frederick City Hospital
Hunter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Elected Escort Leads State Camp Meeting Highlights
The biennial meeting of the State Camp of Modern Woodmen of America was held in Orlfield Maryland with thirty two delegates. Dr W E Beachlay of Hagerstown was elected delegate to head camp at Indianapolis June 16 with Thomas Bravens of Davidsonville as alternate. State officers elected for two years include H R Dowpelly of Cumberland as state council, Henry McCullough of Elkton as banker, O E Trinkie of Boston as escort, Philip Seeger of Frederick as sentry, W J Tankeraley of Island as watchman, W A Bower of Linwood as ostroll. Frederick designated as next meeting place for the fires Wednesday in May 1905. A levy of 5 cents per member for state work was assessed. Parade of 300 members and banquet followed adjournment. There are 86 organizations with 1,100 members in Maryland. Dr T Bader of Frederick is current state councillor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceisfield
Modern Woodmen of America
Orlfield
W. E. Beachlay
Hagerstown
Indianapolis
Thomas Bravens
Davidsonville
Anne Arondel County
Aiternate
Maryland
T. Bader
Frederick
Novitiate Lots Sold for Homes on East Second Street
Dr Thomas B Johnson has bought for 2000 one building lot on East Second Street at the site of the former Novitiate. The lot is the third from the west end, with a house price minimum of 2500. Other lots are nearly sold, with many fine residences planned after the novitiate buildings are torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Johnson
Eaat Second
Johnson
Funerals for McCaffrey Zimmerman and others
Funeral services were held for Mrs. W. H. McCaffrey at St. John's Catholic Church after a nine forty morning service from Hast Onorch Street. Interment followed at St. John's Cemetery with G O Carty directing. Similar rites were conducted for Horace J. Zimmerman at his East Third Street home with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery under G. O. Carty. Mary E B Ross, colored, died and was buried at Laboring Sons Cemetery after services at Asbury Church led by Rev F O Carroll with The Mothers attending in regalia. A T Rice & Sons directed. Roger Garner's funeral from Buckeystown featured Manor Catholic Church rites, interment at Manor Catholic Cemetery, with W. S. B. Etebison as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCaffrey
Jacob H. Doll
St. John’s Cemetery
Q. OG. Carty
Toners
Horace J. Zimmerman
Placs
Eaat Third Street
E R. Eschbach
Pallbeaters
Albert
Charles
Clinton Zimmerman
H. Albaugh
Horace
Zacharias
Lewia Ruprecht
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
G. O. Carty
Mary EB. Ross
Asbury Church
F. O. Carroll
African Female Beneficial Society
Mothers
Wo. Grason
Harrison
John Palmer
Manor Catholic
W. 5. B. Etebison
Death in Charleston Touches Fredericksburg Ties
Mrs. William Richardson died at her Charleston home aged about 75 after general debility. Formerly Miss Johnson of Fredericksburg, she will be buried in Shia City at All Saints Episcopal Church after a service at the church. Survived by three sons, Lynn Johnson and William Richardson, and a daughter Emma. Matthew Vollase, adopted son of Joseph Vollase, died at about 25 in Pittsburgh, a cigar maker formerly in this city. Civil service exam held at the post office with eight candidates. Melvin E. Shepley appointed postmaster at Myeraville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
Chasrleston
W. VI
Richardson
E Mies Johnson
Frederick
Shia City
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Firemen's Demonstration Subscriptions Deadline May 15
The committee of the Firemen's Demonstration will call upon all subscribers for the demonstration this Friday May 15.
Bank Ledger Fragment Shows Assets and Liabilities
Fragmentary ledger text lists assets including national bank funds specie and reserves, due from national and state banks, and fractional currency. Liabilities show stock paid in, surplus and undivided profits, dividends unpaid, and due to other banks and trust companies. The figures indicate a mid-range balance with substantial reserve funds and interbank obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dissountea
Canary
U.S
Fursifture
Uxturer
Faetals
Gavka
Dnato Trust
Unclear storefront ad with fabrics and lace offerings
Fragmented ad copy promotes furniture coverings lace curtains spots of silk and gauze fans and new lace embroidery items. Mentions fabrics like lace Swiss curtains cur tails spot proof silks and a Messiah night event with silk and gauze fans. Appears as a period retail notice urging purchases for summer wear and home goods.
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P. S8
Doll and seafood specials at Doll's and local events
Listings show nightly seafood and frugal menus at Doll's featuring Frogs Soft Crabs Shad Roe and live lobster. Also mentions a May 7 strawberry ice cream sale at W. & U. Rooms and a May 4–9 eye exam event by Prof. O W Hines in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll's
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the Daily News
Willan Baintridsse
Natal
Princeton
Jededius
Bulman Lorthand Chase
Amerie Statesman
Dorn
Newshire
Thomas Egnleston
Grittithaville
Bucca Dairy
James Nasmyth
London
Frances Elizabeth Barrow
Fanny
New York City
General von Pape
Bern
Ieari 'Orleana
Duc d’Aumale
Louis Philippe
Zucca
Sicily
Till & FP. M
Wasnisaron
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Union Mfg. Co
Evening Post
Ladies Doll's
Lowenstein & Wertheimer -Doll Bros
Neldig & Miller
F.C. Norwoo Frederick
Rick
A. le
Taby
Sara
Victor Sara
Victor Safaxts
the Public Schools
Board of Commissioners
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Shippensburg
Pen-Mar
Cumberland Valley
David E. Small
York
J. Stockton Roddy
Harrisburg
J. G. Rose
Mercereburg
South Peon Road
Mr. Roddy
Nuober
Dyson
Palmer
Martin L. Weddley
Albert Wilson
Jesse R. Wilson
Tenbot J. Alexander
Eugene A. Alexander, Jr
Havsa
Charles Selden, Jr
Mary J. Basford
Charles W. Holbruner
Joahus Fogle
Charles Rotering
Carrie Rotering
Frank A
Stoner
Emmitsburg
Jacob M. McKinney
Joseph W. Hawker
Charlotte E. Coblentz
Charles H. Derr
Thomas and
Annie Somers
Lonia
Dielman
Annie F. Martin
Charles McCarren
Milton C. Fink
William Majrehs
Jacob R. Rockwell
Geo. F. Price
Branewick
Philip J. Snouffer
John T. Long
Harry W. Bowers
Jacob A. Kidwiter
Elizabeth A. Weavers
Harpers’ Ferry, Wa
Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Philip Seeger
Myeraville
Melvin E. Shepley
Capizens' National Bank
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G. Zoarenemian
Cussier
J. Travers Thomas
Hiss i Walker
I AD. Baker
John Hendrickson
DRY Woods
Burke
LGD Pao KS
Laos
Point de Paria
Cluny
Dous H Lendricksor
Neidig & Miller
Nea & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Rodock & CO
Jalgaim
Tim
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
AT. Rice & Sona E
North Market Street
Frederick, Mi
Thomas Ebrice
East
Fourtty Stowet
Frederick County Telepone
Farmer's Exchange
Taora
Atanda
Bisala
Jace
Clinton E. Main
AMILY
Deuq
Clinton & Main
N. Marnet
Prederick County
City Hotel Grill
Bering
Excelsior Steam
G. Wakisa Tysos
F. B. Sappington
Hina
Racers Bros
Isour House
Kithen
B. Sappingtor
City Gall
L. E. Mullin
L. B
Farmers’ Exchange
Rae
Peterma
Oity
Shiva
MAE Ia Marssdawly
D. H. EB. Smith
Masonic Temple
Lobt
Oldawly
D. B
Nicodeella
Sudan
New York Hospital
WM. C. Boteler
Azadly Frederick, MD
Noah FE. Cramer
Cramer
Mortraces
Ratatex
Kate
Auaas Te Cult
Hendrickson
Thire
Walkereville
Liberty Pie
Market Street
New Marget
Yel'@ Soza
Dua Mattings
Chris Maittings
O. B
Clines
Garpetzand Furniture Store
Niasweps
O. W. Hines
Park Hotel
R. A. Anderson
United States College Veterinary Surgeons
Bentz and
West Patrick Sts
C. L. Kefauver
Lake’ Optical Company
City Hotel
Lewis F. Ross Mach
Walter Saunders
Siter Wanrerooms
Si North Market Street
Awlen Rowrvacck
Frank J.chroeder
Dixox Bros
F. B
Ebrihive
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