Purely Personal Notes of Residents and Visitors
Rev. Ordoane Ingle returns from Washington. Miss Annie Campbell stays at Linganore Hills Inn. Alfred Ritter spends the day in Baltimore on business. Mrs. H. M. Keefer visits friends in Baltimore. Gen. L. Victor Baughman in Baltimore and Washington for a few days. Miss Elsie Cobb of Washington visits Mary Ingle in Court Square. William H. Wagner of Woodsboro spends the day in Frederick on business. Christian Myars of Walkersville plans a trip to Europe next month. John Dintwalter of the Government Printing Office visits friends near Lewistown. Joseph Cox of the Indian Bureau visits his father-in-law, Shafer, near Lewistown. Sefton of Martinsburg leaves Walkersville for Baltimore after visiting the Misses Goldsborough. J Edward Rice, North Market, returns from the Daughters of Liberty convention at Port Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordoane Ingle
Washington
Annie Campbell
Linganore Hills Inn
Alfred Ritter
Baltimore
H. M. Keefer
Gen
L. Victor Baughman
Elsie Cobb
Mary Ingle
Court Square
William H. Wagner
Woodsboro
Frederick
Christian Myars
Walkersville
Europa
John Dintwalter
Government Printing Office
Lewistown
Joseph Cox
Indian Bureau
Shafer
Sefton
Martinsburg
Goldsborough
North Market Street
Convention of the Daughters of Liberty
Port Deposit
Gold Along the Potomac Sparks Miner Interest Near Washington
Renewed exploration along the Potomac near Washington reports six active gold mines from Georgetown to beyond Great Falls. The Montgomery mine on Rock Run yielded three ounce nuggets and the Barrison property near Conduit Road produced gold assaying nearly eighty dollars per ton. Eight veins of gold bearing rock are said to exist in Maryland and Virginia with one on Cabin John Run. Since colonial times Appalachian auriferous deposits have drawn attention. mint records show about $1,500,000 in gold sent from Virginia before 1854, with far less since the war. Separately Baltimore reports typhus fever found for first time in 15 or 17 years, with three cases from Sparrows Point and one death following post mortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Potomac River
Capitol
Washington
Georgetown
Great Falls
Montgomery
Rock Run
Barrison
Conduit Road
Maryland
Virginia
Cabin John Ran
Rockville
Potomac
Appalachian Mountains
Spottsylvania County
Sirca
Mint
Frederick Base Ball Club Opens Season May 17 Versus Western Maryland
The Frederick Base Ball Club plans to begin the season on Friday May 17 with a first game against Western Maryland College. Managers are arranging a summer schedule. Tomorrow afternoon Adamstown club meets Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb at the institution grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Baseball Club
Western Maryland College
Adamstown
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Closing meeting of St Marys Guild of All Saints
News notes children of St Marys Guild report a season ending gathering at the Episcopal church. The chapter has raised 100 dollars for a chapel roof plus a social hour with refreshments. Daughters of Liberty adjourn. state council session at Port Deposit adjourns for the day with Cambridge hosting next in May 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Guild of All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Daughters of Liberty
State Council
Port Deposit
Cambridge
United Brethren General Conference Opens in City Opera House
The twenty third General Conference of the United Brethren church convened at 2 pm in the City Opera House with Bishop N Castle presiding. Delegates and visitors filled the hall as committees were named and a quadrennial address outlined the churchs growth, missions, and finances over the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
General Conference
The
United Brethren Church
City
N. Castle
Eckhart
Ind
E. B. Kephart
Annville
A. D. Whitney
I. W. Groh
E. Counsellor
E. R. Baber
Burber
C. W
D. DB. Lowery
W. H. Parent
J. McMullen
Rigney
A. D. Zimmerman
W. F. Hoffner
F. E. Farr
J. W. Lower
Boyd
Enck
Elia Niawonger
Church
F. Fisher
M.B. Spayd
A. F. McClee
G. W. Sherrick
J. T. Dougherty
Smith
Jacob V. McDonald
C. M. Faulkner
Colton
Ohio
United Brethren
Robert Ikes
C.L Raymond
Newa—Democrat
Huntingdon
St. Joseph
Market
Second Stresty
Henry Wineberg
Chicago
W. H. Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Meyers
Graff House
Baltimore and Ohio
Bureau of Information
D. R. Miller
Charles Hall
Philip William Otterbein
Ita Conneila
Frank McCanner
Paul Kussmaul
G. W. Statton
Montevista
Col
Statton
Esther Doub
Passenger Agents Plan Lincoln Trip for Brethren Conference
Hugh Basson Jr a traveling agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad O H Latta and Fred H Tristram of the Wabash Railroad and W D Cornell of the Burlington Route were in Frederick arranging a trip for a party from Frederick to Lincoln Nebraska to attend the German Baptist Brethren Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Basson, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
O. H. Latta
Fred H. Tristram
Wabash Railroad Company
W. D. Cornell
Burlington
Frederick
Lincoln
Neb
German Baptist Brethren plan Lincoln trip from Frederick
Dr P D Fabrney of Frederick arranges a German Baptist Brethren excursion to the annual meeting in Lincoln Nebraska leaving on Wednesday May 22 at 8 pm via Pennsylvania Railroad to Buffalo with a Niagara Falls visit. From Buffalo Wabash to Chicago and CB&Q to Lincoln arrival Saturday 6 07 pm. Round trip fare 30 dollars and reclining chair cars from Buffalo to Lincoln. Contact Dr Fabrney at Lidies Oyster and Fish Depot for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Niagars Falls
P. D. Fabrney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fabrney
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden Station
Local Frederick merchants offer fabrics and hosiery sales
The notice promotes fast color textiles and linen crash, a wide hosiery selection with imported items, and low prices. It advertises Dr Mean’s La Gripper Pills, books for sale, framing and engraving services, and various local auctioneers and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Mean
Clinton E. Main
Frederick
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Rice
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Ceresville
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