Purely Personal Notes Of Those Who Come And Go
Purely personal paragraphs list Horace Clarke visiting Dr. Ira J. McCardy in East Patrick, John Yinger and wife in Baltimore, Mrs. Jacob Tyson and Miss Tyson traveling to Philadelphia, Mrs. Arthur English visiting her father on Cours street, Mrs. O P Bennett returning from Baltimore and Washington trip, Oyrna Harne leaving for Lennox Iowa, W A Higgs visiting in Charleston and returning, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Douglass leaving Frederick for Stubenville, Ohio, and the Eirelys returning from New Haven. Nicholas Zimmerman and Elder Silas Utz travel to Harrisburg for the German Baptist Convention. Bav J M Motter attends a Washington meeting on Grace Reformed church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Clarke
St. Louis
Ira J. McCardy
East Patrick
John Yinger
North Market Street
Baltimore
Jacob B. Tyson
Bessie Tyson
East Church Street
Philphia
Arthur English
New York
McClintock Young
Cours Street
O. PB. Bennett
West Second Street
Baltimor
Washington
Oyrna
Stubensville
Ohio
Charles Eirely
New Haven
Conn
W. C. Eirely
Nicholas Zimmerman
Silas Utz
New Market
Harrisburg
Bav
J. M. Motter
Grace Reformed Church
Funerals for Miau Mary Barrick and Lloyd Kessler
The funeral of Miau Mary O Barrick was held at 2 PM at her Frederick area home with Rev. Dr E R Eschbach officiating. Pallbearers included R R Lewis Edward Krantz Abraham Castle and others. burial at Olivet cemetery. The Lloyd Kessler funeral occurred at 1230 PM at the Jefferson Reformed church with pallbearers Abraham Hemp L O Whipp Henry Wise Abraham Shai Luther Shaff and Smith Rive. interment at the Jefferson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miau
Mary O. Barrick
Frederick
Houge
E. R. Eschbach
R. RK. Lewis
Edward Krantz
Abraham Castle
Heber Smith
Vernon Molesworth
Harry Simms
Olivet
EF. Schrosder
Lloyd Ke
Worship Schedule and Smallpox Briefing
The Zion Reformed church at Charlesville will celebrate the Lord's Supper next Sunday at 2 PM with a preparatory service Saturday at 7 30 PM. Pleasant Hill hosts services next Sunday at 10 15 AM and an evening missionary service at 7 30 PM led by Rev. S M Hench. Grace Reformed holds a confirmation tonight at 7 15 PM with preparatory service tomorrow evening at 7 15 PM. The State Board of Health reports 22 smallpox cases outside Baltimore City Quarantine Hospital, with counties Alle gany 4 Dorchester 3 Carolina 4 Washington 2 Talbot 2 Queen Annes 1 Baltimore 1. watchful measures planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed
Charlesvills
Whitsunday
Pleasant Hill Church
S.M. Hench
Grace Reformed Church
State Board of Health
Fulton
Baltimore City Quarantine Hospital
Allegany County
Dorchester
Carolina
Washington and Talbot
Queen Anne’s
Baltimore
Mesonic Festival Preparations At Ladies Meeting
A large gathering of ladies planning the Mesonic Festival met last evening. Much business was transacted and tasks assigned to committees. Another meeting is set for Tuesday evening next at ? o'clock.
Maryland Clays and Industries Report Preview
Maryland Geologic Survey releases a comprehensive 300 page study by Heinrich Ries detailing Maryland clay resources and industry. It covers geology, regional deposits from Mount Savage to the Chesapeake shore, clay properties, testing, processing, bricks and pottery production, with maps, figures, and a Maryland clay workers directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Geological Survey
Heinrich Ries
United States
State Survey
Cacil
Mount Savage
Chesapeake
Potomac
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Harford
Howard
White Woman Turning Black at New York Hospital
A 44 year old New York woman, Mrs Catherine Blosiers of 333 East 115th Street, suffers Addison's disease. Her skin changed from yellow to copper then black over four months. kidneys are affected and she is coal black now. Her husband drove her to Balla vue Hospital, where the rare case is noted as the third in the institution's history. Addison's disease is usually fatal with no known cure. named after its discoverer Dr Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
Ballavue Hospital
New York
Catherines Blosier
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Streat
Biack
Addison's
Directors Elected at Improvement Land and Building Assn
Stockholders elected directors D C Winebraner John A Lynch George B Rodock John O Hardt W Nash Young M Beadanmer A B Yeakle D H Koib Dr George Johnson BE A Gittinger N B Cramer L M Nixdorf They organized with Winebrewer as president Lynch as vice president and L Mixdorff as secretary and treasurer A registrational dividend of 2 dollars per share was declared payable on and after Monday May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Land and Building Association
Register of Wills
D.C. Winebraner
John A. Lynch
George 8. Rodock
John O. Hardt
W. Nash Young
M. Beadanmer
A.B. Yeakle
D. H. Koib
George Johnson
BE. A. Gittinger
N. B. Cramer
L. M. Nixdorf
D. C. Winebrewer
Sud L. Mixdorff
Tosrd
The Work of Death Maggie Brown Dies at Fourteen
Maggie May Brown colored aged 14 years 4 months 17 days died at home North Bentz stress yesterday morning of consumption. Funeral Friday 2:30 at Aebury church with interment at Greemmount cemetery. Mr O Schwaerd Schiedfer of Braddock is ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Brown
Maggie May Brown
North Bentz
Aebury Church
Greemmount Cemetery
Week's Record in Frederick County Courts May 14 1903
Summary of transfers of real estate, life interests, and estates from Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended May 14 1903. Includes deeds to Ernest Smith Fannie Campbell Caroline Zimmerman and others, plus probate actions for Aaron Clary Daniel Williams and John E W Hargett. Numerous trustees executors and admins named with property values listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Renal
Circuit and Orphans
Wm. T. Smith
Ernest Smith
Clara J. Edward
William P. Edward
Fannie Campbell
Frederick
Wesley Creeger
Martin H. Freshman
Joahua Moser
Adam L. Bowman
Matilda C. Stemn
C. N. Stemaan L. Crawford
Sablinsville
Newton R. Schaffer
Caroline H. Zimmerman
John .E. W. Hargett
Lattera
John E. W. Hargett
Clara L. Hargett
Charles N. Hargett
William R Sweeney
Daniel P. Sweeney
Vincent Sebold
Josiah W. Gitt
Hsoover
Clara L. Hargest
John T. Best
Hymeneal Mercer Grove Marries In Braddock Parsonage
Graycon Mercer and Grace Grove of Braddock wed yesterday at Evangelical Leatherale parsonage. Bride wore blue broadcloth with matching accessories. couple left for Baltimore and Washington then plan a reception at groom’s parents home. Both are active community members. Charles F. Linton of Yellow Springs and Ads O. Gilbert of Misrmory wed yesterday by Rev S M Hench at 216 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer —Grove
Graycon Mercer
Grace Grove
Braddock
Evangeliosi Leatherae
Luther Kubiman
Beurtetta Grove
John &. Grove
Mercer
Baltimore
Washington
Braddock Lutheran Church
William 5. Mercer
Fengavills Public School
Liston—Gilbert
Charles F. Linton
Yellow Springs
Ads O. Gilbert
Misrmory
S. M. Hench
North Market Street
Parsonage Plan Considered for Frederick District
A proposal to build a handsome district parsonage in Martinsburg West Virginia for the presiding elder of the Frederick district of the Methodist Episcopal Church was discussed at a district stewards meeting on Monday. The site would adjoin the First Methodist church and the presiding elder is Rev. W. J. McKinney, a former local pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Martins W. Va
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
W. J. McKinney
President Williame Delegates at Fire Company Meeting
At a special meeting of the Jenior Fire Company the president Judge John C. Motter was authorized to appoint delegates and a hor tans to the State Firemen Convention in Lonaconing Ma. Motter will make the appointments tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame
Jenior Fire Company
John C. Motter
Lonaconing
Motter
Smothers Crushed by Wagon Wheels in Maryland Tragedy
In an accident near Burkittsville, Daniel Smothers aged twenty five was crushed under a brick loaded wagon when frightened horses started as a Baltimore and Ohio train passed. He was married with a widow and child, employed at Needwood, and a funeral was held nearby. Also noted is Western Maryland College announcing its eighty second commencement for June with sixteen men and fourteen women in the class. Governor Smith will deliver diplomas. Also listed are Franklin and Marshall College honor students and future orations for the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smothers
Daniel Smothers
Baltimore and
Chblo
Luther Smothers
George W. Truspoe
Western Maryland College
Weatminster
Maryland
Smith
Harry C. Hull
Helen A. Mallinix
Improvement at the Pennsylvania Depot Shed
A force of workmen is engaged in erecting foundations for uprights to support the shed at the Pennsylvania depot. After the railroad company would not build a depot, the Business Men's Association urged a protective shed for passengers in bad weather, and the company complied. Mr. George J. Rodock led the effort with energetic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. RK. BK
Pennsylvania
Business Men‘s Association
George 3
Rodock
Survey for New Map of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A corpl of civil engineers under Chief Engineer Goldsborough surveys from Washington to Washington Junction to produce a complete map of the railroad and its property. The work will take at least a month and aims to aid officials in planned improvements on the branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Washington Junction
Hunting for Machinists by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeks experienced machinists as it expands the mechanical department. To meet heavy demand the system will staff small shops with day and night forces, adding about 800 more workers, though securing skilled machinists proves difficult due to nationwide activity in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Taw
Frederick Postoffice Promotions and Salary Increases
The Postoffice Department in Washington issued the annual list of clerical promotions and increases. Frederick Postoffice will gain two promotions from July 1 raising salaries from 600 to 700 dollars per year and will receive an additional clerk to the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Frederick Postofilos
Losl
Getzendanner to Undergo Operation at City Hospital
Solomon J. Getzendanner of this city was sent to Baltimore City Hospital yesterday for an operation to be performed Saturday. Mr Georges Heinlsin of West Third Street traveled to Philadelphia on Tuesday for an operation. Kathleen Mavourneen tonight at City Opera House presented by Mrs Elizabeth McDronel’s elevation class with the Frederick Select Orchestra of 18 pieces performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon J. Getzendanner
Baltimore City Hospital
Georges Heinlsin
West Third Strees
Philadelphia
Kathleen Mavourneen
City Opera House
Elizabeth McDronel
Frederick Select Orchestra
Market Quotations From The Local Mart Eastern Milling
The Eastern Milling Company quotes corn per barrel at 285, corn shelled at 62 cents per bushel, wheat at 2 red 90, steamer 73, rejected 69 cents per bushel. Hay ranges from 9 to 19 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling Company
Circuit Court Adjourns Due to State Attorney Illness
The circuit court convened at 9 30 this morning but adjourned until Monday because State Attorney Worthington was unable to be in court due to illness. Baseball notes state Branrwinck will play the Maryland School team on the school grounds Saturday at 3 p m if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Worthington
Branrwinck
Maryland
Earl B Wood Improving After Illness
Dr Thoman B Johnson visited Boyd's this morning to check Earl B Wood who has four weeks of pneumonia and had been critically ill. He returned at 10 60 o clock and said there had been a great improvement though the patient remains serious and there is hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B.wood
Thoman B. Johnson
Boyd's
Earl B. Wood
Local merchants promote Bass Ball goods and services
Advertisers in Frederick MD offer Spaulding Bass Ball gear at same prices as Spaulding Bros. Agents arrange large or small orders and team outfitting. Listings include glassware, sets, dental services, loans, real estate, farms, and dwellings with multiple properties marketed.
Local notices and tour ads fill busy pages
Local ad items list lodging at Graf Houss and Park Hotel with room rates, a free lunch promise, a Strawberry Festival at Kemp Hall, and band music. A Boston tour by Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is advertised with dates June 12 to 26, price 60 dollars from Frederick, plus decorations and Pen-Mar plans. Also eye specialty ads and furniture updates as spring cleaning and floor coverings tempt homes.
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the Daily News
Alban Buller
Edmund Kean
Kean
Drury Lane
Shylock
Daniel O'Connell
Genoa
O'Connell
Thomas H. Stevens
Rockville
Ind
Edouard Remeny
San Francisco
Hinetos
Tus
W. L. Moone
The
Weather Bureau
C. E. Sayler
Harry W- Bowers
Samuel Wertheimer
American Line-On Co
Olira L. Hargett
Urner & Urner, Solr
Hades
Ohn Geen
David Wineberg
L. Victor Baughman
Sarah Showers
East Patrick Street
Nettie Ritchie
West Church ‘Street
James B. Henderson
L. H. Reistar
Liberty
News OF the Churches
Clays OF
State Geological Survey
Mr. O. Schwaerd Schiedfer
Emory L. Coblentz
Adsh M. Delauter
H. Kieffer Delauter
Braddock Heights
Robert H. Fahrney
Sarah E. Fahrney
Brunswick
George W. Beat
Lawra P. Ramsburg
Ms. Pleasant
Noah E. Cramer
Margaret A. Rice
Charles Selden, Jr
Iota
Samuel Rodgers
Anna&. Rodgers
George E. Zeitinger
Amelia
Charles M. Moore
Emory L. Cochlentz
Edgar B. Keller
Virginia Noble Harwood
McKendree Noble Harwood
William H. Bippin
Nora ¥. Hildebrand
Mokaig
E. Vernon W. Davis
Fountain Mills
Heber J. Lewis
Byattatown
Guy Khas
Flora May Routzahu
Ezra D. Hoffman
Amy E. Ereb
Jas
W. Hawker
Mary E. Pearl
Jefferson
Qcharlen F. Linton
Adam. Gulbert
Harmony
Daniel Green
Laura May
Coway
Samuel M. Birely
Wm. T. Weller
Samuel A. Weller
Wal
Aaron Clary
Clinton BE. Vansant
Emory L. Ooblentz
Daniel Williama
Oonart
Edward L. Ooblents
Emory L
Oscar B. Oobblentz
Oscar
Coblentz
Edward L. Coblentz
Singleton Albaugh
Catharine Albaugh
Milton B. Slifer
George O. Devilbiss
William A. Devilbiss
Train
John Hendrickson
Ettes
Test
Point Venich
Herpricason
GEO
Rodooe & CO
FMP
Hakuain
Neidig & Miller
Idig & Miller
Bill Chantily
Clinton RE
Clinton B. Main
N. Market
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Spaulding
Spaulding Bros
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Glassware, &C
F. B. Bappingtor's
Isk Slawly
Brussels
A. T. Broz & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hice
East Fourth Stres
Hredarick County
Willard
Keller
Wert
Fatrick Street
Hustler
Addres American Line 611 Co
Cleveland
Miscse
Western
Qumpeng
Rochester
S.uth Market Street
Church &T
Young
Franklin Street
Mat Lj
Oseph W. Gaver
Attorney AT Law
Omes
Court Street
Ofica
Didawiy Adwie Devileise
Amos Urner
Devileiss & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaneb
S& North Market Street
Frederics, Malendawiy
E. A Atlee Radcliff. D
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcllff
George A. Gilbert
Ldaewly
D* R
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Eee
Ioan
OZ Sale
Barthvlows
Third
Clemaonilie
Bents
Green
Santz Tharch &Tith
Hoses
Myer
Bonnes
Fourth St
Walker
Mohler
Brad Raie
Sone &. Cgeven Firct National Bank
Ecidine
Predariek
Lidie's
Phone 216
Graf Houss
Park Hors
Kemp Hall
Panx Hotel
Highbarger
Park Hotel
Kathleen Mavourncon
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London Hospital
Market St
Lrip
Boston
Vie
B&o. KR
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Best
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Fall River
Thoreday
D. B. Martin
Pen-Mar
Pen-Bmar
Zeigler
Grout
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington Division
Knights of Pythias
Edgemont
Strates
Pen-Mar Park
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
L. B. Mulliniz
Itene
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