Personal notices of visits and travels across towns
Purported social notes list Rev Dr Osborne Iogle in Baltimore for Episcopal conven tion along with Miss Kata Johnston and Miss Nattia Johnston visiting Mrs Samuel Brown in New Market Mrs B E Baker aged visitor from Boston returns to Braddock colony and city visitors Mr and Mrs Horace W Clarke from Mobile Ala visit Mrs Clarke's sister Mrs Biohara P Ross Clarke Place Mr A Leroy McQuardell returns from Jackson Miss Messrs G Mantz and Charles Besant attend brother Harry R Besant's funeral Mr and Mrs W W Shock of Rowlesburg W Va arriveal in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Iogle
Baltimore
Kata
Nattia Johnston
East Second Eriest
Samuel Brown
New Market
B.E Baker
City
Braddock Colony
Boston
and Birs
Horace W. Clarke
Mobile
Als
Clark
Mire
Biohara P. Ross
Clarke Place
A. LeRoy McQardell
West Third Street
Jackson
Miss
Messrs
G. Mantz
Charles Besant
Harry R. Besant
Mr. Sud
W. W. Shock
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Brief Bits and Local Laughing Bits
A collage of small items notes a strawberry festival, a left handed joke, a clock proverb, blooming roses signaling summer, secrets among women, the ice man and coal man prepping for winter, a nudge to visit relatives at the St Louis Exposition, a hint about Decoration Day and July Fourth, and a society that dissolved after failing to probe May’s cool reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Doula Exposition
Jane
Services at 8 Marys Catholic church May 29
County correspondence from Barnesville notes services at 8 Marys Catholic church Sunday morning May 29 at 11 30 oclock. Miss Mamie McDonald returns from Washington DC and Rev Fathers Maguire and Williams visited Rev Father G H McDonald. Miss Zeppa Loy and Virgie White return from Washington. Mr Arthur Jones of Gumus and Miss Bettie Wood visit Frederick. Mr Leo Pardy and sister Effie of Buckeystown visit B Roberson family. Mrs Edgar Morningstar of Buckeystown visits her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Arthur Jones
Gumus
Bettie Wood
Frederick
Leo Pardy
Effie
Buckeystown
B. F. Roberson
Heve
Edgar Morningstar
Bechre Party Held at St John’s Library Rooms
A Progressive era social gathering occurred at St John’s library with prizes awarded. Mrs Frank V Staub won the first ladies prize and Mr Roy Wachter took the first gentlemen’s prize. Miss Kate Kane earned the booby prize. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Library
Frank V. Staub
Roy Wachter
Kate Kane
Automobile Battery Wagon Left In Hustistown
A battery wagon from the fisha artillery passing through the city yesterday became so damaged at Hustistown Montgomery county that it could not continue the march and was left there. The battery is expected to rejoin in January for Fort Myer. text promotes Father John's Medicine as a cure for consumption and throat troubles, claiming fifty years of success and guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisha Artillery
Hustistown
Montgomery County
Jane
Fort Myer
Father John
Myersville Franchised Railroad Plan Promises Soon Start
Officials assure Myersville council that work on the Hagerstown Electric Railway franchise will begin soon. The new town government has officers Isaiah Moser president Lloyd Boogle secretary I Scaston Smith treasurer and Renoe Harp attorney. The railroad gains ten year tax exemption with streets paved two feet each side between tracks. Right of way mostly secured, two parcels outstanding. Materials advertised locally. road expected to be campaigned before Frederick agricultural fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Isaiah Moser
Lloyd Boogle
I. Scaston Smith
Renoe Harp
Hagerstown Electric Railway Company
Boonsboro
Frederick
Bagerstown
Death Notices from Walkersville Area Remsburg and Lare Funerals
Mrs Ostharine Remsburg age 77 died May 24 at Walkersville after long illness leaving husband Edward and six children. Funeral at Gilde Church conducted by Reverends Conner and Wolf, burial at Glade cemetery. James Comfort died May 24 near Pearl from diphtheria, survived by mother and sister. funeral at 3 PM, cemetery Carmel. Charles B. Lare age 42 died last night near Singanore from consumption. widow survives. Funeral 10 AM Saturday from residence, interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Remsburg
Ostharine Remsburg
Walkersville
John
Jacob Cramer
Milton Spahr
Woodaboro
Dr. Leatherman
Charles Remsburg
Washington, D. C
Clinton Remsburg
Marietta
G. J. Hill
Carmel
F. Ohanderfer & Sons
Charles B. Lare
Charles BE. Lare
Singanore
Mt. Olivet
Funeral Notices for Mrs Sophia H E Thomas and Others
The funeral of Mrs Sophia H E Thomas wife of Lewis Thomas died May 24 in Washington DC was held May 26 at Manor Lutheran Church with Rev Miller and Rev Alvil Cowper officiating. Pallbearers were John Culler Clinton Main Stephen Thomas Cephas Thomas and Clarence Thomas. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director M R Etchison of Jefferson. A separate notice notes the funeral of Mrs Georgianna Walker in Baltimore with pallbearers William P Farrell Frank Harmison Frank Baughman John Francia Staith Carlos de Garmendia and Richard Potts. Interment private at Greanmonat. The funeral of Harry R Benant will be tomorrow at 9 30 at St John’s Catholic Church with Mt Olivet interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia HE. Thomas
Lewis Thomas
Washington, D. C
Manor Lutheran Church
Miller
Alvil Cowper
The
Reformed Church
Adamstown
John Culler
Clinton Main
Stephen Thomas
Cephas Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. ‘Etchison
Jefferson
Georgianna Walker
Baltimore
William P. Farrell
Balvedera Hotel
Frank Harmison
Yand QO
Frank Baughman
John Francia Staith
Carlos de Garmendia
Richard Potts
Frederick
Harry R. Benant
St. John’s Catholic Church
Encampment Plans For Sons of Veterans In City
Committees arrange the Sons of Veterans encampment sessions in Junior Hall and Ladies Aid sea stone in W O T A rooms on Court street. A Zia ball will be held in Junior Hall on June 21. On June 22 the Ladies Aid hosts a trolley party to Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Court Street
Zia
Junior Hall
Jane
Ladies’ Aid
Braddock Heights
Brandenbburg Stockman Wed Quietly at Home
Clarence Brandenburg and Bessie Brockman were married last evening by Rev. M Hench at his North Market Street residence near Rocky Springs and Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenbburg—S&Tockman
Clarence Brandenburg
Rocky Springs
Adamstown
8. M. Hench
North Market Street
Republicans Convene City Nomination Meeting
The Republican municipal nominating convention adjourned subject to call will meet in the city hall water rent collector's room Friday at 8 PM to take action required by the new election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Sity Water
City Hall
Diocesan Convention Opens in St Michael Parish House
The one hundred twenty fret annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal church of the Diocese of Maryland opened yesterday morning in the parish house of St. Michael and Angels' and continued in seasion today. Bishop Paret presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of
Address on Missions in Siam at Woran's College Hall
Rev Dr Eugene P Dunlop, a Presbyterian missionary with 30 years in Siam, will give an illustrated address on missions at Woran's College Hall tomorrow night at o'clock. Admission is free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Woran’s College Hall
Eugene P. Dunlop
Dunlop
Illness of Rev H F Dittmar at Jeffareon
The Sick Reverend H F Dittmar of Jeffareon has been ill for some time, with his condition described as somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Dittmar
Jeffareon
Towboat Wrecked In Explosive Accident Morning
A bullet explosion wrecked a towboat today injuring and killing crew members. Thirteen people died, three were fatally hurt, and five more sustained injuries in the incident near the river.
JAPS NEAR PORT ARTHUR
A Special Dispatch reports a native rumor that Japanese forces are within ten miles of Port Arthur near Qusroc on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tui News
Qusroc
Port Arthur
Mr Rabold Joins Yale Vocal Music Department
Charles Rabold, formerly a Peabody Conservatory teacher, has been appointed instructor in Yale University's vocal music department. A Cumberland native with studies in Germany and Italy, he previously taught at Luther College and assisted at Peabody. He and his wife Margaret May Cummings now reside in New York and will split time commuting to New Haven for his university work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rabold
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
New York
Yale
Horatio Parker
Rabold
Frederick
Cumberland
Germany
Italy
America
Maryland College
Lutherville
Pietro Minetti
The
Peabody
Washington
Margaret May Cummings
Rabald
New Haven
University
Recital Called Off After Miss Campbell Fails to Appear
Frederick city recounts afailed entertainment plan by Mise Beasie Campbell known as the woman to brown. She collected cash for advertisements and tickets in advance for a supposed slocutionary recital in Jontor Hall but did not perform. Cafe owners paid for space. one man seeks refund with no reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Beasie Campbell
Frederick
Mian Campbell Fires
Jontor Hall
Rhadog
Misa Campbell
Philadelphia
Ia Frederics
Tas
Weay
Patrick Street
Eash
Miss Campbell
Io Brown
Pen Mar Park Opening Day and United Brethren Reunion
Directors announce Pen-Mar Park opens June 22 with new amusements and special J O U M events. United Brethren Reunion Day set for June 25 with excursion trains from Shippensburg Hagerstown Baltimore and York. large turnout expected at Pen-Mar Park. Also notes on advertising goods for sale and the benefits of effective local advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Pen Mar Park
United Brethren
Pen
United Brethren Church
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Pen-Mar Park
Shippensburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore
York
In the Law's Grip Charged With Theft and Deserter
Johnny Palm a colored 17 year old was arrested by Officers Holbrunner and King for larceny of a gala watch valued at 25 dollars and a chain worth 5 dollars from Rev. Dr. Eschbach residence. The watch belonged to Miss Page and was recovered. Palm bail set at 100 dollars for Sept term. John Tonac charged with felonies and held at 200 bail. Justice Smith warned against striking women. Ernest Baker charged with desertion of wife and two children. released upon promise to provide support. Leslie Wright and Jacob Hall held on threat to kill. bonds set at 100 each. MA notes on YMCA excursions and tennis club activities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Palm
Go’alock
Holbrunner and King
EB. B. Eschbach
Justice Smith
Miss Page
Eschbach
Johnny
John Tonac
Georgie Miles
Smith
Tonset
Ernest Baker
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Osrter
Baker
Edward J. Code
Leslie Wright
Jacob Hall
Charles N. Harwatt
St Marys Democrats Back Gorman for President and Canaler for Congress
In state news the St Marys Democrats formally endorsed Gorman for President and Canaler for Congress. Charles county Democrats adopted strong resolutions on local party matters in Southern Maryland. An accident in Elkton injured Elmer Janney a young farmer after his wagon ran over him. Evelyn France resigned from the Jacob Tome Institute board. Charles W Clary a noted musician who had chosen blindness for 36 years died in Allegany county at 65. Julia Ames died after a bean caused fatal injury to a three year old in Allegany county. The Third National Bank of Cumberland chaired by Harry E Waber purchased the Danaghtrey corner building in Cumberland for 35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Democrats
Gorman
Canaler
Charles County
Maryland
Elmer Janney
Quoil County
Elkton
Evelyn
France
Jacob Tome
Jacob Tome Institute
Charles W. Clary
Allegany County
Julia Ames
Qourad Brode, Jr
Borden Shaft
Third National Bank of Cumberland
Harry E Waber
Danaghtrey Company
Cumberland
The Knowles Hypnotists Open in Savannah Tonight
The Knowles Elmer E and A appeared at the Opera House for three nights starting tonight. The Savannah Press notes their hypnotic act draws laughter and praise with a blindfold drive to test telepathy, with ticket prices 25 35 and 60 cents and ladies free with ticket holder tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Elmer E
A. Beatrice
Mr. Knowles
Savannah
Brvowles
Fire destroys dwelling of John W. Darby at Buck Lodge
Fire swept the Buck Lodge residence of John W. Darby in Montgomery county early yesterday morning, burning part of the furniture and a meat house with contents, a carriage house, and a nearby dairy house. Darby family and domestic staff were asleep. loss estimated at $3,000 with about $2,000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Darby
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Rev Hightman to Preach at Utica Mills May 29
News of the churches reports Reverend Hightman from Barkittsville will preach at Utica Mills on May 29 at 10 a m. Bay you sw it in Taz Nawe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightman
Barkittsville
Utica Mills
Prices from The Local Mart at Mountain City Mill
Daily market quotes show corn at 3.00 per barrel, shelled 66 cents per bushel, No 9 red 98, No 8 red 93, steamers 88 per bushel, rejected 78 per bushel, oats 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Local notices and events in Frederick County May 1901
Local items announce gilt edge butter at 17 cents a pound and quality ric s at 4 cents a pound from A J Eichelberger. Delegates to Republican City Convention to reassemble May 27 in Oisy Hall. Hepital School of Expression third annual at City Opera House May 30 31 featuring pupils and graduate work. License notice warns traders to obtain state license by month end or face prosecution. Sheriff Onancas T. K. Young of Frederick County issues notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oisy Hall
Yeakle
Hammonp Unner
School of Expression
Elizabeth McDaniel
City Opera House
James Whitcomb Bailey
Merchant of Venice
Onancas T. K. Yousa
Frederick County
New Floor Coverings At L E Mullinix
L E Mullinix promotes a fresh collection of carpets rugs and mattings described as the latest novelties in home beautification. The ad stresses a moving week sale with contemporary designs offered at competitive prices and urges early orders to reserve unique patterns.
Supper and Festivall At Grace Reformed Sewing Society
The Indies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society hosted a supper and strawberry festival in the Mantz building on North Market street. Many parsons attended last evening. a candy table greeted guests, while young ladies from the congregation managed small tables with bouquets. The menu featured chicken, ham, potato chips, salads, pickles, strawberries, multiple ice cream flavors, coffee and cake. Tonight marks the festival’s final evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies of Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Mantz Building
North Market Street
Parsons
Buy a Blas Fisma Wickless Oil Stove
F B Sappington advertises a Wickless oil stove guaranteed as the best cooking stove for hot weather. The Standard Oil Company backs the stoves and cites them as top quality. Also offers low-priced refrigerators for kitchen and dining room at 72 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Emberdays and weather lore in old church practice
Emberdays marked fasting and prayer with beliefs they govern three months of weather. The note adds a remark about yesterday's warm sunshine signaling summer, and a paint ad noting Devoe Lead and Zinc paint uses less material and lasts longer than other blends, sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
P. L. Hargett & Co
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the Daily News
Samuel Pepys
England
Pepys
Cambridge
Navy Department
Admiralty
Royal Society
Tam Sidney Smith
St. Jeanne
aArc
Henry Thomas Buckle
Damascus
Nicholas II
Moscow
New York City
Wasuineror
da. m
W. L. Moors
Buzaar
Sca Cheat
Qook
Hanice Cream Freezers
Jements
Roy I. Hyndman
BE. Zellera
Jd. Eichelberger
Imond Urner, Chatt
Bobert & Son
Wm. HB
Muncaster Zains
Naidig & Miller
Rodock & Co
TRE Social World
Myersville Council
MR. Bauld
Mize Beesie Campbell Canoe
Brown
Freavam
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
John Bendriockson
Clinton E. Main
Mate
Hinton &, Mat
City Hotel Grill
VY Hotel Grill
Frederick Building Association
J. W. &. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Thos. H. Haller
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Co. O. Carty
A. M. Landauer
J. W.L. Carty
J. Jamps
B. Sappington
A. W. Bowers
B. F. Reich
Hi. J. D. Hagan
Tom Daily
Wreely News
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
M.c.a
Young Men’s Christian Association
Myoraville
Association
News OF the
Operas House
Diabera
News OF the Churches
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Third Streets
Saint Mary's
Va. Frederick
Decoration Day
L. E. Mullinix
L. B. Mullinix
George
Rodock &A
Sweatzer Pembrook & Co
Madras
LerBe
Roddock & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rio & Bone, A
Thomas P. Rita
Opera House
Bee Wilmer
Yeable's
L.eefauver
Saks Optical Company
Washington, DC
Bentz Building
Cor. Church and
Market Streets
McHildly
To & O'Cleek P
East Church Street
Omics Telephone
Oldawly
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Wsksdawiy
Giz. Oline
F. B. Sappington
Ummer
North Market Brrest
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