Personal notices from East Patrick Street and nearby towns
A batch of personal notices lists residents and visitors. Mary E. Orsmer of East Patrick Street visits son in Washington, D C. Nicholas O. Olive of Boston visits Caspar E. Gline in East Third Street. Elin Ras of Baltimore returns home after stay with Mrs. P S Kankel. Mrs P Kankel and Mrs Brockner and Milas Brunner go to Atlantic City. Miss Mary Shreves of Dickerson visits aunt Mrs B I Jamison in Walkerville. Mrs Georgis Simmons and Mrs Homa Honok visit Atlantic City. Captain D John Markey visits Hagarstown meeting Col O A Little. Loren H Creager and Lewis T Bameburg spend Sunday in Middletown and Myersville. Rev Dr E K R Embleback attends commencement at Reformed Theological Seminary in Duncaster Pa. Annie Gilbert of East Patrick Street returns home after winter in Baltimore. Rev and Mrs B E McLean set for Lancaster Pa to attend Reformed Theological Seminary commencement. Helen J Engelbrecht and son Danial Steiner Engelbrecht visit friends in the city. Eldridge Biggs of West Patrick Street goes to Hagerstown to work with Ches Bosake and Potomac Telephone Co. Frank T Rhodes and two grandchildren George Kolb and Charles W. Kolb and Edgar Harrison Taft travel to Chambersburg Pa for Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Orsmer
Patrick Bereet
Tisit Ic
Washington
D. C
Nicholas O. Olive
Boston
Mass
Caspar E. Gline
Elin Ras
Baltimore
Kankel
P . Kankel
Brockner
Milas
West Patrick Struck
Hagerstown
Ches- Bosake and Potomac Telephones Company
Frank T. Rhodes
Messrs
George Kolb
Gherries W. Kolb
Edgar Marrison Taft
Chambsraburg, Pa
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s
Local residences repainting and a gift from a voyage
Notices report several houses repainted on West Fifth East South and West All Saints streets. A souvenir book of Holy Land views arrives for Mrs Snyder from her son Charles Snyder aboard the Drydock Dewey in Red Sea waters. Supervisors of elections organize with John W Ham as president and H Dorssy Etchison as clerk. Market data list Tyeon S Niccedemas quotas. Cham berlain’s Saire sg 3000 advertised for colic relief. price 25 cents at A Pearce’s Drug Store. Local merchants invest ad space in today’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suavenoir
Holy Band
Auns M. Snyder
Esas Third Street
Charles Snyder
U.S. 3
Glacier
Dewey
Red Sea
Holy Land
Snyder
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Jobn W. Hama
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Samuel V. Doil
John W. Ham
H. Dorssy Etchison
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
Applsing Chamberlain
A. Pearce
County to reassess railroad property in Frederick County
County commissioners notify Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Northern Central Railway and Western Maryland Railway to appear May 14 and May 15 for hearings on value of tracks. B&O valuation stands around 7000 with taxes, NCR pays 21,771 for 16 miles, and WM tracks taxed at 57,804. Board cites added ridings and heavier rails since last assessment. Also includes approval of three new school buildings in Meyerville New Market and Point of Rocks and appointments for weights and measures keeper and health officer salary set at 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Ratl Road Company
Frederick County
Northern Central Railway Company
Western Mersland Ball
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Northern
Cartrat
Western Maryland
Pudics
Myereville
Newmiarket
Point of Rooks
Wm. H. Baker
New Market District
Frederick men urge Harp naval officer appointment in Washington
A delegation including Rev A J Gill Col John Bonz Col George Lockey Col O R Natt and others traveled to Washington to press President Roosevelt for the appointment of Harp as naval officer at Baltimore Ret A J Gill spoke for the party. They planned to be joined by Republicans from Washington and Montgomery counties to also seek meetings with Secretaries Bootaparte and Shaw to advance Harp's nomination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gill
John R Bonz
George J. Lockey
R Natt
D.F. McKinney
W. A Long
Charles GO. Eyler
K. Young
John B. Young
Sherif
John H. Martz
Register of Wills
B. Ontahali
Hogarth
L. G. Dintermarz
David M Zentz
Frederick
Washington
Washington County
Charles D. Wage
A. B. Bieghsam
Wa. Siklser
Harvey Bombarger
Silas Young
Montgomery County
Gust Bisi
B.H. Warzer
G. W Z. Bisok
Booaparte
Shaw
Sir
Harp
Powhatan entertains Powhatan Entertainers at Frederick College
A Powhatan College act from Powhatan, West Virginia, presented a rare program at Frederick College praised from start to finish. The program included readings, vocal pieces, and piano numbers by Miss Somm ers, Miss Holtzclaw, Miss Boteler, Miss Thomas, Miss Sommers, and Miles Sommers, among others, with selections such as Lady Macbeth and Staroche de Nuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhatan
Powhatan Callege
Charlestown
W. Va
Frederick College
Plano
Brownine
Miss Boteler
Reading
Two Gray Wolves
Fauton
Misa Holtzolen
Starche
de Nuit
Gottachalk
Miles Sommers
Daughters of the Confederacy meet in new UDC chapter room
The Fitzhugh ise Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held its monthly meeting in the new assembly room at Market and Ghardi streets. Miss Gittingar gave a welcome, readings were shared on industrial schools and Shermans march, and a social tea followed. Confederate Decoration Day is set for June 6 with events by the Daughters and Confederate Veterans. An entertainment planned for the month was postponed to later in ixll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ghardi
Gittingar
Ssilie Farns le Roy
Sherman
Giorgis
Hosg
W. Trecomseh Sherman
Mission Industrial Schools
Ball Game Proceeds For Relief Fund In Maryland
Rain did not stop a charity baseball game on Maryland School grounds Saturday. Net proceeds totaled 2269 with 1048 expenses for rail fare and dinner, leaving a balance of 1212 sent to Mayor Smith. The Hagerstown Railway provided free transport for the team. Edward Hermann, son of Mr and Mrs O O Hermann, will graduate tomorrow from the Reform Theological Seminary at Lancaster Pa. Guy Bready of Adams Town also among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proczeda
Gams
Maryland
San Francisco
Hagerstown
Edward Hermann
O. O. Hermann
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lencaster
Guy Bready
Adamstown
County
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Week May 9 1906
Records from Circuit and Orphans Courts show numerous real estate transfers in the county and urban districts, with several marriages licenses and legal actions. Notable deeds include Gilbert to Peyton Brown. Gweather to Kate Smith. Johnson as executor to Rontzho. and Hartley to Peter J. Hartley in Emmitsburg, among others. Marriage licenses issued for Levi Gooden and Salma Griffith, Greenberry Hosley and Gertrude Snowden, John W. Arnold and Nellie Weast. In Orphans Court, executors and administrators granted, real estate sales ratified, inventories and accounts filed, and wills certified for probate with bonds set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couets
Circuit
W. Ray Gilbert
Peyton Brown
Daniel Gweather
Kate Smith
Alles K. Janes
Henry OQ. Bural
William H Leatherman
Lawis C. Fiick
Jams
Palmer
George D. Barrick
Mary E Bowles
Harry H. Smith
Woodneboro
Daciel E. Sherer
Edward J Budson
Feederick City
John H. King
Augustus Hi. Ebert
Adam W. Warrenfelte
Mary E. Sentenbaugh
Oliver D. Leare
Charles H. Zimmerman
Walkere— Wille
George T. Golwicks
Peter J Hartley
Emimitsburg
Mary A L Borgess Xo
Bosbach
New Market Tabernacle
Gallijes Fishermen
New Market
Vincent KR. O
Eamireburg
Ann Louiss Bushwan
Edward H. Rowe
Emmiteburg
Emory L. Uoblentz
Joseph Weaver
Alice R. Hortha
Inch
Catharine J. Boyer
Catharine P. Boyer
Susan L. Boger
Mahriage
Levi Gooden
Snala Griffith
Libertytown
Greenberry T. Hosley
Gertrude A Snowden
Kemptown
John W. Arnold
Miller's Town
Nellie Jeannstra Weast
Bmenrovis
Oepeans
Csurt
Samuel J. Gitlinger
John B. Gittinger
Frances L
Joseph J. Fox
Cyras Bontzihn
Virgin M Myers
Roberts E. Myers
Virginia
Myers
Robert E. Byers
Gorge W Betcleie
Osrelia Alexander
John Hoover
Adams County
Danial David— Gen
B. Cliyton Trandle
Harriet Penn
Qourt
Frenk L. Stoner
Harriet McCartney
Mary Brown Arrested Twice for Drunkenness in One Night
Mary Brown colored was arrested last night by Officer Hobby charged with being drunk and disorderly. She paid a 249 fine after appearing before Justice Eckstein. She was later arrested for drunkenness on East Patrick cest and committed to jail for thirty days. Charles Kline faced a hearing before Justice Eckstein on indecent language at Park Mills and was committed to Monte vue for thirty days for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Hobby
O.H Eckateir
Dieter and
King
East Patrick Atcest
Justice Eckstein
Mostetue
Charles Kline
Justice Co
Eckstein
Delegates Attend State Council of Daughters of Liberty
Delegates from Mountain City No 12 Daughters of Liberty including Mrs M Kader Sir Thos Lipps and others attend the State Council session in Havre de Grace to convene tomorrow. The group includes ex State Councillor Henry KE Cramer and State Gide Daisy McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry KE. Cramer
Coancillor
Miez Daisy McDonald
No Reduction Noticed Yet by Local Coal Dealers
A member of a five firm coal dealing group stated today that the firm has received no notice of any price reduction and he does not know if any reduction will be made.
Local grocer change on West All Saints Street
Mr John M Culler of West Patrick Street has purchased the stock and fixtures of the J Fred Main grocery store on West All Saints Street and has assumed charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Culler
West Patrick Street
J. Fred. Main
West All Saints' Street
Big Contract Secured For 14-Story New York Building
The Frederick Iron Works has secured a contract to furnish castings for a 14 story building in New York City. The deal calls for 1,200,000 pounds of castings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iron Works
New York City
Farm Sale Near Burkittsville Declared Sold
Mrs Auge Ennuiss of Burkittsville sells the Crampton farm of 158 acres in this county to Stephen Horiue on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auge Ennuiss
Burkittsville
Har Crampton
Stephen Horiue
Condemnation Sought for Land Along Branding Head Road
The Baltimore Feederick and Higeretown Elsatrio Mallway Company plans to begin condemnation proceedings to gain rights of way through several parcels where agreement on price with owners has failed. Construction delays followed initial machinery arrival as talks faltered. Attorney J. Roger Mobherry and Sheriff Muriz were noted in town. no jury of condemnation application had yet been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Feederick and Higeretown Elsatrio Mallway Company
Aeveral Picess
Sha Road
Roger Mobherry
Muriz
Atha Esheriff
Protect Your Fruit Trees From Pests And Worms Advised
Letters from the People urges farmers to protect fruit crops with timely spraying and pest control. State Entomologist Thomas B. Syntoxs recommends Paris Green mix for codling moths, Bordeaux solution for curculio, and routine applications through July with careful orchard sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Moore
Paris
Gallega Park
Thomas B Syntoxs
Funerals Report Multiple Local Services
Funeral notices from this city list Miss Osbarine F Ohrson's service at her Tate home near Kiehl's Mills with Elder Samuel Utz and Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating and burial at Mt Olivet. The Herr Herbert Thompson service followed from his home on Iamaritis with burial at Mt Olivet. Pallbearers came from O Carty undertakers. Other items note residents improving or ill and hospital, with several local names and street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbarine F. Ohrson
Tate
Kiehl's Mills
Samuel Utz
New Market
Osborne Ingle
Clayton Hunter
James Kolb
Francis J. Elworthy
Clyde Osil
Mada
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Frederick City Hospital Association Meantion
Frederick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting at the hospital. Thirty four patients were treated in April. Mrs James M M Hood announced plans to erect the north wing to the hospital in the near future. The wing would mirror the south wing built by Mrs Hood two years ago and greatly increase hospital capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
cHhcist
James MM. Hood
Stare
Hood
Watkeraville Town Election Returns Wire Commissioners
At the Walksene town election held Monday wire commissioners were named Albert Bittle J Sonny Diehls and Thoms Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walksene
Albert Bittle
J Sonny Diehls
Thoms Saylor
Music and Live Rat House ad and local notices
A jumble of local advertising notes for Music & Live Rat House in Frederick listing instruments and services, Optical Specialist from Hagerstown visiting May 9 10 and 11 at City Hotel, bill payment reminders for gas and electricity with discount incentive, ads for Faust Blend coffee, bowen lumber closing Saturdays, Dr E L Schmid at Citizens National Bank, and furniture and home goods promotions including gas ranges and floor coverings with pricing and urgent call to view new matting designs and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
As ot President Vice-President Sia DARE oe wi
The item presents an unclear fragment mentioning president and vice president roles with names abbreviated, lacking coherent details or events to summarize into a complete news item. No verifiable facts or entities beyond generic titles are available.
Farm purchase in Howard County by Baldwhors resident
John WY. L. Findlay Jr. of Bald whors buys the Oakland Manor farm in Howard County. United States Senator Gormso remains in serious condition after a year’s finance role. Two freight trains on the Western Maryland Railroad collide near Avondale injuring first responders. Westminster Theological Seminary held commencement at Westminster Methodist Protestant Church. Mrs. Gottleib Miller of Howard County in critical condition after being thrown from a wagon struck by a trolley car in Ellicott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John WY. L. Findlay, Jr
Baldwhors
Oakland Manor
Howard County
United Btstea
Gormso
Sewarch
Colliaton
Avondale
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Gottleib Miller
Pleasant Pound Party At Mrs Garretts Home
A delightful pound party was hosted last night at the home of Mrs Mian Cora Garrett on West Patrick Street. Many friends attended and enjoyed games and amusements, followed by refreshments of simple character. Prof Maurice G Beckwith issued invitations for a reception at Conservatory Hall on Friday evening May 11 in honor of Mrs Harriet G Beckwith Mrs Corcelia B Damon and Miss Beckwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Mobarly
O. P. Bennett
Kefauver
Frederick City Hospital
Murray Wachter
Harris & Filter
Louis
Olingan
East
Patrick
Louiss
Anna
Clara McGinniss
Lass
Frederick Oley Hospital
Mian
Cora Garrett
West Patrick Streat
Maurice G. Beckwith
Conservatory Hall
Harriet G. Beckwith
Corcelia B. Damon
Miss Beckwith
Frederick Music & Live Market advert and guild party notice
Local Frederick ad promotes piano sales with special prices for a few days at Music & Live Market 317 North Markets Street and invites trade. Also notes the Frederick City Hospital Guild benefit dance at Junior Hall on May 17 and lists seafood offerings from Sterling and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Junior Hall
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