Personal notices from Frederick area
Judge James B Henderson of Rockville spends the day in Frederick on business. B Rosenoar of Baltimore visits his sons on East Patrick Street. Mrs Alice M Albbron of Newark N J guest of Miss Elsie Birely on Haat Second Street. Mrs V S Branner and Miss Branner return from Atlantic City. J N Zimmerman of Frederick returns from Harrisburg. Wm H Ramaborg of North Market Street travels to Melville W Va on business. Rev John McGill of The Pinina Fauquier County Va visits sister Mrs J A Williamson on Coat Square and returns. Boy Z Thomas of Johns Hopkins visits his parents near Frederick after accepting a Lafayette College professorship. Misa Bianchi Tampe of East Fifth Street leaves for Washington to attend Roosevelt reception for the General Synod of the Reformed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Henderson
Rockville
Frederick
B. Rossnoar
Baltimore
Messra
Patrick Street
Alice M. Albsroon
Newark
N. J
Elsie Birely
Haat Second Street
V. 8. Branner
Branner
Patrick Straat
Atlantic City
J.N. Zimmerman
City
Harrisburg
Wm. H. Ramaborg
North Market Street
Melville
W. Va
John McGill
Tha Pinina
Fauquier County
J A. Williamson
Ooatt Square
Boy Z. Thomas
Johns
Brief Bits and Local Updates From Gettysburg News
A collection of short items notes storms expected by Hicka and humorous quips about manners, a painter at the Hager restaurant on Court Street, and advice to greet friends with a smile. It also mentions a Gettysburg College concert at the Opera House, Mrs. Darrow’s fall injuries, and Hastern Milling market quotes for corn wheat hay and related prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hann
Hager
Court Street
Eben
Gettysburg College
Opera House
Iba Local Mart
The
Hastern Milling Company
Ice Cream Sandwiches Arrive In Fredstick Local News
A quirky note from Fredstick reports ice cream sandwiches as a summer luxury. A. McGardell introduces the treats while Tas News offices note high praise for the delicious confection. Pension increases for Jacob Freeze of Thurmont are confirmed, rising to ten dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredstick
McGardell
Tas
Jacob Freeze
Thurmont
General Synod debates German ties and mission aid
The General Synod of the Reformed church in Baltimore discussed a motion praising Prince Henry's visit and its German ties, but many speakers argued the church is American, not German. The board urged $10,000 to rebuild Sendai girls school, plus $15,000 for general work and $25,000 for the Japan centennial. foreign missions reported expenditures of $91,346.28 for the triennium. receipts were $288,611.20. The German Baptist Brethren adjourned after unanimity on issues including baptism for native converts and prohibiting beer bottles for communion wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Baltimore
B. Leighton Gerhart
Lewisburg
Reformed Church
Prince Henry
Guivea
William
Milea O. Noll
Carlisle
F. T. Hobson
Rochambean
J. I. Good
Sendai
Japan
Aie
China
Home Mission Board
E .B. Eschbach
General Synod
W. 0. Shhaeffer
German Baptist Brethren
General Conference
The
German Baptist Church
Paxtange Park
Harrisburg
Ohio
India
Texas
Donkard
California
Arizona
Dantmark
Denmark
Funerals for Jane B Randolph and Elizabeth Only
Two funerals were held yesterday for Jane B Randolph and Elizabeth Only. Both were African American and conducted at local chapels with Rev. Day and Rev. Murray officiating. Interments followed at Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane B. Randolph
Middle Alley
Fourth
Fifth
George T. Day
Lloyd Cole
Wim Powell
Isiah Brown
Perry Sneden
Wi. Craig
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Elizabeth Only
Quinn’s Chapel
C. H. Murray
David Cartnail
Chap Barnes
Samuel Whiten
Chbas. Brown
Chas Walker
Week's Transfer Records in Circuit and Orphans' Courts May 21 1902
Business in the courts lists transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued. Names include Troxell, Selden, Wilhide, Renoir, Norrie, Schildtknecht, Rice, Green, Staub, Michael, Kelbaugh, Smith, Herring, Harbaugh, Foster, Young, Dykes, Fainonner, May Crebs, and others. Licenses record marriages among Monrovia, Mt Airy, Brunswick, Frederick, and nearby towns. Will and estate actions noted for Albaugh, Downey, Barrick, Clary, Bear, Devilbige, Sweeney, and Grossnickle with inventories and executors appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offic Ca
Tee
Circuit
Charles P. Troxell
Addie M. Smith
Mechanicstown
Charles Selden, Jr
Real Estate and Improvement Company of
Baltimore
Brunawick
James 0. Smith
Charles P. Smith
George E. Wilhide
Ada M. Wilhide
Hammond Urner
McGill Belt
T. O. Chambers
Victor B. Renoir
Harry A. Schultz
Barry E. Norrie
Elmer E Twigg
David A Schildtknecht
Teaish Routzaha
Lydia A. Blessing
Clarien
Rice
Knoxville
Joseph D Green
John L. M. Green
Frederick
Frank L. Stoner
Reuben K. Staub
Johnsville
John A Geesey
Frank E. Michael
W. W. Doub
Joetha Board of County Commissioners
George W. Burgess
James
M. Foster
New Market
Elizabeth Linton
McClintock
Young
John Witherow
Joseph Freeze
J. Freeze
Mary J. Smith
John T. Chaney
Cornelius
Poole
Jensen Barnes
Anna Viola Nikirk
Monrovia
George W. Onteatl
Sarah E
Watkins
Browningaville
David WL. Rider
Daisy P. Harrison
Mt Airy
John O. Etchison
Annie Brenderburg
Samuel D. Cornelius
Brunswick
Lorraine Matt
Allegheny City
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Ellen Fogle
Mrs. Mary Ellen Fogle of 141 West South street died yesterday of heart paralysis aged 65 years 2 months 14 days She was widow of John F Fogis of Woodsboro and leaves daughter Miss Susan Fogle two brothers and three sisters The funeral from Frederick to Rocky Hill church Saturday at 9 30 am with interment Rocky Hill cemetery Also notice of Mrs Mary A C Waters death at 78 on May 4 1902 near Germantown Md, wife of Leander Waters, long illness Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Fogle
West South Street
Catherine Miller
Ladiesburg
Frederick Heffner
Mt. Zion
Frederick
Rocky Hill Church
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Mary A. C. Waters
Jas. E. Crawford
Germantown
Mrs. Waters
Leander Waters
Park Avenue Grading Authorized by Frederick City Hospital
Municipal actions include grading Park Avenue per hospital request and water plant notes. May meeting approved water rent collector bond, set $150 monthly water charge for six inch fan motors, required permits for motors, and considered coal contract deferment due to coal field unsettled conditions. Drawings for a new electric light plant reviewed. street matters clarified. several bills paid to local firms and suppliers. market master report adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Association
Smith
E. C. Shepherd
Atreat
Park Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
F. Thomas
General Electric Company
Palmetto Fibre Company
Frederick County Telephone Telegraph Company
Standard Carbon Company
Peter Brookey
Union Manut Gill & Company
Gutta Percha & Company
Ceee
U.m. Newman & Go
Willard O. Keller
Joseph ¥. Haller
Runaway Wagon Causes Injuries and Destruction on Market Street
A rural delivery wagon ran away on North Market Street injuring a driver and causing heavy damage to storefronts. Edward Burras attempted to stop the wagon, which struck A J Carpenter’s spring wagon injuring him slightly. The horse then demolished a display and dragged on, finally halted after severing a hind leg, injuring pieces of the display and wrecking the wagon. A separate report notes a Braddock Heights reception for Mr. and Mrs Grayson Mercer and a warehouse purchase by Woo Turner of the Frederick mill for a general grain and food business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Edward Burras
Hernbberger's
Market Street
Barras
Market
Third Streets
A.J. Carpenter
Pearl
Mr. Carpenter
Bas
A. H. Harrington
Braddock Heights
William EB. Mercer
Braddock
Grayson Mercer
Washington
Baltimore
Sud Mra. Mercer
Woo. Turner
Frederick
Hastern Milling & Export Company
Ostoctin
East Patrick Street
Sste
John BE. W. Hargett
Leasa
Hargett
Catoctin Furnace Company
Local sales and home care notices in one week
Enamel ware at cost promoted by Allen G. Qryxx Co with window display. McCardell's ice cream sandwiches advertised. Housekeepers urged to treat carpets this moth season. Celmor Steam Carpet Cleaning promises moth‑egg and germ destruction. Doll's and Doll's Spacial Tonight with Ritz as lessee. Crab Soap, Turtle Soap, and Renzert Style products featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Qryxx & Co
Excelmor Steam Carpst Cleaning Company
Ritz
Lessee
Doll's
Induses Meeting and Masonic Festival Details Tonight
The Indies in charge of tables and agulutunta for the Masonic festival are urged to attend at She Temple tonight at 7:30. Nearby ads promote Cream Sandwiches for two cents at McCardell's and various soups and fish dishes. Also listed are upcoming excursions with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Hagerstown and Atlantic coast resorts, a Boston tour, and lectures at Frederick with dates through May 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Temple
McCarve
Hageratown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Predertak
Hagerstown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic
Cape May
Sea Isie City
Queans City
N.J
Goaan City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio
KR. R
Boston
Baltimore
Chesspeake Bay
Norfolk
Ocean
New York
Atlantic City
Chesapeake Bay
Newport News
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohia
Baltimoore & Ohio Railroad
Cmy
Baltimore & Ohio BR. B
L B Mullinix promotes house furnishing store
L B Mullinix advertises busy season for housekeepers with new shades, wallpapering, and rooms to redecorate. Promises right goods and right prices, claiming citywide unmatched selection of floor coverings and wall decorations for spring and summer. Call and visit.
Special May Values At CHANDIBE Shop Pull
Special values crowd regular goods in a May sale at Chandibe shop. The promotions are highlighted as a well worth attention event for customers and the store alike, promising discounts on a range of items while stock lasts.
Umbrella Value Extraordinary for Ladies Taffeta Gloria
An advertisement touts a high quality umbrella with Paragon frames and mounted handles at a low price. It invites readers to borrow one for comparison at 176 dollars, promising noticeable savings and pocketbook advantage whether the item rates well or shines.
Ladies Lace Gloves Offer for Spring 1908
Importer dammed stock offers 76 pairs of lace gloves in white grey and tan at 66 SG60 per pair. Limited run with unique two pair variants, twelve months ahead of rivals. Regular price for lace gloves noted but bargain pricing applies.
Bargain Fashion and Fabrics at Frederick Shop
A Frederick MD advertisement highlights summer fabrics and trims for dresses, linen shirts, and waists with prices and color options. It promotes toads sales, washable silk, lace, ribbons, and hosiery, plus a pharmacy and game table, inviting shoppers to visit Clinton Be Main and Spaulding Bros for supplies and team fittings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Constantine the Great
Urst
England
James I
Baroneta
Ulster
Irelan
Alexander Pope
Richard Grant White
Newark City
Victor Hugo
Charles A. Goutelle
Maing
Waverly
Mass
Wasameron
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Moses Solgos
Sewi
Coopers
Housake
Mis Today
Third
Morgan
Elmer Jones
Hauser
Dall's. P ‘Quyne & Co
Lidie’s
Masonic Festival
McQardell’s
Idig & Miller
Hendrickson, WN
E. Cramer
Hicka
Robert Darrow
South Market Atrosk
Barck
Darrow
Reformed Synod
George Heinlein
West Third Street
Charles B. Mealay
West All Sainte
P.E. Long
City Hotel
Charles Graser
East Third Street
Harry G. Merson
Bartisow's
Lins Bellison
Kemptown
Charles Page
Pleasant View
Florence Thomas
Mountville
Marion
Marker
Mysaraville
Minnie S. Blickenctaff
Wolfsville
John H. Yourkine
Bolivar
Bute Minnick
Barkitteville
Simon P. Cartnail
Middletown
Oora M. Dykes
John I Fainoner
Minnis May Crebs
Wm. P. Barger
Golda M. Karne
Oscar Baumgardzer
Catherine Duvall
West Falle
Barry W. Ayers
Ella A. Wood
Bruvawick
Grayson EH. Mercar
Grace H. Grove
Japhars
Singleton Albangh
Ostharine Albaugh
Milton B. Sitter
William Downey
C.t. A
Margaret J. Downey
Mary O. Barrick
Georges OG. Devilbige
Wiliam A. Deribias
Lovina Clay
Stella M
Roath A. Ulay
Win
BR. Sweeney
Daniel P. Sweeney
Vincent Sebold
Thomas F
McCardell
Lidie
Opera Home
Gettysburg
Mustosi Oluba
Yenkie'n
Saks’ Optical Oo
Washington, D. C
John Chimaman
Elbert Todd
Hall of the Woman's College
O'Alook
Csnta
McOsrdell's
Grace Reformed Church
Boteler
Kansas City University
London
L.E Mulliniz
John Bendrickson
Nary
John Jendrickson
BP. S
Bik
Weidig & Miller
Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton BE. Main
Graduate Pharmaciet
Market St
Frederick County
W&p
Tsanogie & Wagaman
Pe Pong
Ping Fong
Spaulding's
Spaulding Bros., Themsshes
Isanogle & Wagaman
Norte Market Street
Frsderick
B. Sappington
C. A, Glassware, &D
F. B. Sappington's
GEO
Rodoge & Go
DRED
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Suss
A. T. Ruz & Sons
Fredericch, MD
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth
Willard
Keller
West Patrick
Frederick, MD
Pf E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimford
Baturdey
Marzad
Poseroseph
Gaver
New Atlas Tea
Ofice
Amol Uxher
Devileiss & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Bulidine
Adi Oetidawis
D* A
Atlee Radcliff
University OF
James BM. Behim
Norea ‘Harker Street
George A. Gilbert
Idawiy
D. R. D. Nicolemue
Ngeth Market Street
Frederick Co
Flawls Eee
Noah BE Cramer
No. E. Orambe
Swe
Sam
Chartiolows
Walkersville
Mohbler
Nations
Bank
Washington Building Line Company
Buckerstown
B. H. Hanger
Bakerton
W.V
Nowemasa
Centleman
Perastiie
M macOaTta
Wsceer
7Thicnan
Wm Anderson
Mepisett
Est
Court Park
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