Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Paragraphs about locals who come and go. Mrs. F Y Davis of Washington visits relatives in Frederick. Miss Bessie Englar of Gratis Ohio visits friends in Myersville. Miss Sallie Angell of Hast Second spends days in Baltimore. Dalvin Page returns home from Maryland Agricultural College for summer. Mrs. Mary Dert and daughter tour Woodsboro. Ethel I Daly returns from Washington visits. Mrs. Asa Willard and daughters of Kirksville Missouri visit Middletown Valley. Mrs. Samuel Sigler of New Carlisle Ohio visits relatives in the county. John H Keplinger of Jefferson visits Pittsburg to see daughters. Funeral attendees include Daniel Mehrling and Jen kie Dewdney Cole in Washington DC. Narocie Marriott travels to Lang Grove Iowa to reside with uncle Howard Marriott. James Warfield and two children visit Isshella Ardela in York PA. G W F Vernon of Baltimore to speak on Memorial Day at Charmont. Walter Michael and family visit Cyrus F Flock in Myersville. Theodore Fogle of Trotwood Ohio visits father and brother John T Fogle in Woodsboro. Lulu M Witkowski and daughters Flora Emma visit Layman residence. Julia Osler, nurse from Havana, returns to Thurmont. Ora L Zittle of Denver visits mother in Jefferson after seven years. Benj F Rice and wife of Stillwater Minnesota visit sister in Frederick. Rice notes city’s changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.Y. Davis
Washington
Frederick
Bessie Englar
Gratis
Ohio
Myersville
Sallie Angell
Baltiore
Dalvin Page
Maryland Agricultural College
Mary Dert
St. Paris
Woodsboro
Ethel I. Daly
Washington, & C
Geo. . Layman
Asa Williard
S Paughiere
Kirksville
Missouri
Middletown Valley
Samuel Sigler
New Carlisle
Middletown
John H. Keplinger
Jefferson
Pittsburg
John P. Gross
Gay Doty
Daniel Mehrling
Jenkie Dewdney Cole
Washington, D. C
Barbara Mehrling
Narocie Marriott
Lang Grove
Lows
Will
Kennith
Gladye
Farmersville
Cyrus F. Flock
Theodore Fogle
Trotwood
Hic
John T. Fogle
Woods
Lulu M. Witkowski
Flora
Emma
Philadelphia
George H. Layman
Bave
Julia Osler
Havana
Cuba
Boag
Thurmont
Ora L. Zittle
Denver
Colorado
Horatio ‘Zittle
Mrr
Benj. F. Rice
Stillwater
Minn
Thomas Pope
Mr. Rice
Old City
W. F. Ghil
Elks Carnival Set With Floral Parade and Prizes
The Elks carnival plans a June 2 start with three floral parade days and a $25 prize for the most artistically decorated vehicle. Purple and white Elks colors will brighten homes and businesses. Local managers report inspiration from banners in Louisiana, Tennessee and West Virginia and promise fourteen exhibitions with open-air performances and music to enliven Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Louisiana
Tennessee
West Virginia
Robinson Company
Frederick
Masonic festival preparations and committee list
Preparations for the Masonic festival opening Tuesday night in the Masculo Torople postoftics room are nearly complete. Bronner's Orchestra will provide music including a saxophone solo by William Fisher, with committees from Columbia and Lynch Lodges and many ladies assisting in ice cream, strawberry, East ern Star booths, and multiple head tables and tea rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronner
William Fisher
William Q. Birely
Howard
Richard Potts
Charles W. Roas, Jr
F. L. Stoner
Columbia Lodge
D. B. Miller
LeRoy McCardell
Wm. Ball
J. Dutrow
Lewis Bayer
Lynch Lodge
A. Pearhaka
C. W. Rows, Jr
Lillian Anders
Jacob Rohrback
Aaron Rosenatook
J. W. L. Carty
Lillian Andere
Eva Linn
Harry Millar
Roger Young
Sol. Stern
Alicea Reynolds
Mosea Fisher
Strawberry Committee
Mra
A. M. Landauer
Abe Rosenour
Stephen Geiabert
Wim. O. Birely
End of Letter Chain At Wilkes-Barre Post Office
The final of 95,000 letters sent to Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania in a fraud case was returned stamped fraudulent by Postmaster Hahn after two weeks of sorting. About 25,000 envelopes were addressed and returned. the rest went to the Dead Letter Office. The mail effort reportedly involved about $50,000 in money orders and checks. Appointments in Mail Service include Irving S. Biser as substitute clerk, George C. Garrett of Knoxville as railway toll clerk, and T Buckingham named postmaster at Woodbine Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkenbarre
Vankirk and Robins
Hahn
Irving S. Biser
George CO. Garrett
Knoxville
T. Buckingham
Woodbine
Carroll County
Baltimore and Frederick special excursion from Baltimore to Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special excursion from Baltimore to Frederick arriving at 10 o clock. A return trip from Frederick to Hagerstown is also planned. The Imps Mandolin Club, a top local group, will perform at Thurmont on May 28 with assistance from Sallye Fauntleroy and Lacy Sisenbaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown
Impe
Imps
Mandolin Club
Thurmont
Misa Sallye Fauntleroy
Sud
Misa Lacy Sisenbaner
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leturn
Montezuma's oversized justice of the peace tale
Charles C. Jones of Montezuma New York is described as the largest justice of the peace in the country. The piece details his extraordinary size sixty seven inch waist sixty four inch chest and 476 pound weight. It recounts his travel amusingly and notes his home chair and lawn replicas for his summer comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Jones
Montezuma
N. Y
Mr. Jones
Jag
Aries
New York
Federal appointments revised slate leaves Mudd in doubt
Washington dispatches report that a conference led by Senator McComas preserves most of Maryland’s federal appointment slate, with Aloysius Bowling dropped for Subtreasurer. James Sloan’s reapppointment remains uncertain. Other posts include Ravenscroft as Surveyor, Malster as Naval Officer, and Rose as US District Attorney, with Mace as Local Appraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sanuater McComas
Maryland
James M. Sloan
Nema
Sydney E. Mudd
Aloysius Bowling
St. Mary's County
Maudet
Jackson
Internal Revenue
Willam F. Stone
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Robert A. Ravenscroft
William T. Malster
United States
John Franghammer
John C. Rose
C. Ross Mace
Aloyman
Muda
James M. Sivan
Baltimore
John C. Simmering
McComas
Wachter
Schirm
Pearre
Blakeney
Mudd
Roosevelt
Quates
Stone
Goldsborough
Benjamin
Parlett
Talbot County
Dorchester County
Ravenscroft
Garrett County
Pears
John B. Hanna
Barford County
Langhammer
Appeal Tax Court
Malster
William F. Airey
John ©. Rose
Infant dies from accidental medicine mixup at Rocky Ridge
Clarence L. Valentine infant son of Edwin F. and Birdie May Valentine died after ingesting medicine left for others with whooping cough. funeral set for Rocky Ridge at 10 tomorrow. Also noted are a transformed aquarium and fountain at Steiper Brothers store, Republican primaries in Frederick County, grain prices from Esstern Milling Co., Kee Mar College graduate Miss M Maud Claggett, and Lewis Koester reelected as baker at the Maryland House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl von Linne
Lin
Nous
Mashale
Sweden
Stephen Girard
Bordeaux
France
Philadelphia
Gyrard
Girard
Failadelphia
Savannah
Liverpool
William Lloyd Garrizon
New York
Don Emile Castelar
Murcia
Spain
Clarence L
Edwin F
Birdie May Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Kee Mar
Kee Mar College
Disgerstown
M. Maud Claggett
Petersville
This County
Baker
House of Correction
Lewis Koester
Maryland House of Correction
Floral parade carnival prize for decorated vehicle
Local committees plan a carnival during the trek and will award 25 dollars for the moat artistic decorated vehicle with safety entries recorded. Address P O Box 216 Comarree City Hotel Girl. Tonight deviled crabs served from 8 to g for Doll's Deviled Crabs. Fresh Deviled Crabs tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Bor
Comarree
Local Bargains and Meals at City Hotel Grill
Local notices list bargains from Hhipisy & Bopst's Special selling hundreds of items including 190 doxen 1 quart boats and 914 water coders at varied prices. City Hotel Grill advertises Deviled Crabs Turtle Soup Clam Chowder and other dishes Tonight. The Deering Harvesting Company remains at Haast Patrick and Ostroll streets with agents J Tyzon & Eons ready to serve old and new customers and an on hand inventory of Deering machinery twine and repairs. Frederick, an agent for New England Life Insurance Co., posted a $20,000 record for their Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhipisy & Bopst
Jolly Tumblerd
Tito
Deering Harvesting Company
Haat Patrick
Ostroll
Messrs
J. Tyzon & Eons
Derina Harvesting Co
F. E. Thomas
Frederick
New England Lite Insurance Co
Boston
Mass
Neidig & Miller Elks Carnival and Masonic Festival Ad
Advertising notice invites merchants and citizens to decorate shops in purple and white during the Elks Carnival and promotes the Masonic Festival under Columbia and Lynch Lodges starting May 2 at Mazonic Temple. Also lists food items and ice cream sandwiches at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Ooumirtes
Columbia and
Lynch Lodges
Mazonic Tampla
Grocer and service ads mix in Frederick page
Multitude of classified style notices and store promotions blend with medical and optical services. I. Lake from Saks Optical appears for eye exams May 26 27 at City Hotel. McCardell's Cream Sandwiches offered for two cents. Various apparel and household goods priced for sale. Frederick and regional advertisers push hardware, lamps, fabrics, and furniture. Funeral directors and local services also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Lake
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
John Hendrickson retail prompt from 1908 glove sale
An old advertisement promotes gloves and accessories for spring 1908. It touts Paragon frames with mounted handles and a Ladies' glove sale, offering twelve months in advance samples at half price. Assorted white, tank and gray gloves are advertised at 3.60 per pair, claiming importer stock and scarce regular pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Elk's Carnival Bunting Sells Fast in Colorful Rush
JonN Henpricsson notes Elk's Carnival prep with bunting in proper colors selling briskly. Vendors warn buyers to avoid last minute rash and rush to secure the right supplies before opening day.
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the Daily News
Till & F.bl
Wasminerom
Tex News
W. L. Moor
Oman
Merchar
Phila
Iaceleta
Miedie Geo
Rodock & Co
Eastern Star Booth
Margaret Olimigan
A. Kemp Keefor
White
Daniel B. Miller
Ralph R. Bowers
Katie Eschbach
Mary Eschbach
Wineberg
Green
Robert G. Nicoflemus
Clara Enéné
Mica Marcia Wilcoxop
Maude Huniaken
Clara Getzendanner
Charles ¥. Goodell
Blue
A. . Rhodes
May Main
Lizzie Herman
Margaret Marsh
Sallie Walling
Nellie Obenderfer
Johnl. Johnson
Nannie Knott
Nannie Brookey
Elizabeth Knott
Hal. Brookey
Rose Sterne
Susie Font
Ella Johnson
Marian Smith
Ira J. Miller
Mies
Bessie Levy
Grace Dixon
Mary Ramsburg
Henry Ramsburg
Clara Zimmerman
Oske
H. R. Book
E. 0. Harding
E. B. Ramsburg
John Hershberger
Gav. H. Zimmerman
Wilbur H. Duvall
William Railing
Katie Bamaburg
Hilen Castle
Fannie Heck
Mary Tyson
Hannah Harding
Iva Hahn
Maude Schildknecht
Myrtle Herahberger
Rebecca Duvall
Hult Punch Table
J. W. L. Osrty
Thomas H. Haller
O. G
Warchime
John Haller
Aston Rosenstock
Jacob Rosenstock
S.L. Lilly
Estelle Castle
Eleanor Harry
Phosba
Grace Neidig
Bessie
Lola Motter
Bettie Stauffer
Eleanor Markey
Gov. M. Guttinger
C. S. Howard
Misa Mollie Moberly
J. Travers Thomas
Albert W. Condon
Mabel Kindley
Nellie Kindley
Emily Landauer
Misa Clara Kaufman
Beastie Myers
Misa Mizie Harrison
Bessie Hargett
Sallye Firestone
Bertha Zimmerman
May Lamps
Harriet Boblitz
Virginia Grove
Amy Landis
Edgar Moora
Guy Robert
Atlen Radcliff
Harry C. Keefer
Mery G. Ivlehart
Sadie _Hahn
Kittie Stover Quynn
Bessie Hahn
Hellen Hershberger
Montezuma, N. Y
Mudd Onur
Steiper Brothers’ Drug Store
Worth Market Street
Olande BR. McGleery
Frederick County
Court House
Ebo Loce
Esstern Milling Company
Oity Hotel Grill
Froge
Ofty Hotel Grill
Neidig & Miller
Grit
Yunanxo
McCagodell’s
Namie @ MILLER
Glass OF Fashion
Allen G. Quynn & Co
McCardell
Howe
Whidig & Miller
Clinton
Main
Clinton E
Excelator Steam Osrost Cleaning Company
Frasx
Isanogle & Wagaman
Pte Pose, Ping Pong
Boteler
Medical
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio R. ER
Spaulding
L. B
Mulliniz
Sfsne Cleaning
Spaulding Bros
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Glasswars, &O
F. B. Sappington’s
GEO
Rodook & Go
Dabuain Bulletin
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Roe & Sons
A. T. Riz & Sox
Fredezrion, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Stree
County Telephone
Ware Builders
Willard
Keller
West Patrick Street
Fourth Street
James A. Jones
Seventh Street
Elwer Jones
East Sixth
Bass
Fifth Street
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Farmers’ Mad Mechanics’ Na- Honeal Bank of
Orphans’ Court of
John E. W. Harcetts
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Frederick City
Marylan
E. W. Hargett
Ernest
Harp
Leane
Liber
Patrick Street
J. E. W. Hargett
Clara L. Hargett
Charles N. Hargett
Minder OK Sale
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. BE. Baslor
C. C. Waters
saprLidawit
North Bentz St
James H. Smith
Winchester St
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Carroll St. Frederick
Wilcoxon
Anes
F.M. G. Dept
Meading
Buchilow & Co
Corlogon
Miidar
Aleo Washine
Hecora St
Coopers
Washington Building
R. Hanser
Bakerton
W. Vamazzdis
Churen St
Pishvorbenienn Darian Idickaaia Mahchahae
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John Hendrickson
Nary
Jonn Henpricsson
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