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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
3
Readers are asked to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to ensure timely delivery and address missing or misdelivered issues.
A flood of short notices lists residents and relatives traveling or visiting. Names include E A Alazander near Ladieebergs, H O Hetzler near Middle, Grace Weighbours near Iby, Willa W Boatshall in Baltimore, Martha Porter in North Marnes street, Ostherine Baer of Middletown, Gerhart Lampe of Baltimore, James Knox Polk Brightwail on Patrick street, Baughman of South Dakota visiting Bernard Colliwer in Gravaham, Warren Ost of Long Beach NJ, Francis E Gaither and wife from Steburg PA, Lawrence East Lee of Shepherdstown, and Henry H Abbott. Several plan trips to Hagerstown, Libertytown, Washington DC, and Europe, with departures to the South of France and Egypt noted.
Richard Palmer colored was committed to Monterus by Justice O H Katem for treatment. Frederick youths plan a Thanksgiving dance in Junior Hall on Wednesday evening. Fredonia Council No O U A M to initiate 12 candidates tonight. George H Welner moved his plumbing business from Park Street to property he recently released from Daniel Feigley on North Market Street.
The remains of Mrs. Sarah C Qon ly died at A A Moser's home on South Mar street and were shipped to Baltimore at 1 AM with her son W B Donnelly and Mrs Moser. The funeral is set for tomorrow in Baltimore. Funeral director was W B Exchigon.
A married night in Washington joined Miss Charlotte Sophie Reich and Mr Wilbur Hoffmeter Mayne of Middletown with a ceremony at 930 pm. Earlier unions linked Miss Sarah Stewart to Mr Charles Reich in Washington and Mr John Madison Miller to Miss Mary Lenora Fry in Barkingville.
YMCA building planning emphasizes billiard and pool tables as tools to attract men and aid work. Stories show a father and a minister-led recruitments through billiards leading to membership and church attendance, illustrating practical benefits of including tables.
Mrs H O Hotzler of Baltimore hosted a warm Hallowe en party for her son and his friends from the School for the Deaf on Wednesday night. The parlor glowed with Jack O lanterns and autumn decor as games and prizes entertained the children. A supervising teacher greeted guests and the group enjoyed refreshments, marking a successful event.
The Republican county central committee meets tomorrow at noon in the grand jury room to finish campaign work and conduct other business. The Democratic committee also holds a meeting, with candidate Spesrard in attendance. A debate at Araby schoolhouse Friday evening November 9 will argue that temperance has caused more suffering than war, with I G Waitz advocating the affirmative and Robert Ridgely the negative.
Local Mart quotes show corn at 2.35 per barrel shelled 47 osata per basket and wheat with No 3 red types around 700 per unit. Damaged foal bushels listed at 100 per basket amid stock notes from Tyson and Nicodemus market quota buyers.
A four-horse team led by Mr. B. Rash Lewis hauled a load of bran weighing several tons less 90 pounds from Tyron and Ricodemua feed store on Wednesday. The dispatch was described as five large loads in total.
Obituary notices list Mary X Absil who died October 27 at Monterne Hospital aged 72 with interment at adjoining cemetery. Caroline Uber aged 83 died at residence in Baltimore. Local illness reports include Mrs John S Quinn Sr sick and Mrs J E Phiseger seriously ill. Frederick Jr football team to play Frederick High School team tomorrow at 2:30 pm opposite the brass factory. Dine Stars vs N A S C in preliminary game.
Partridge hunting opened in Heedar lok county with many hunters out. Partridge numbers appear low while rabbits are plentiful. Farmers posted warnings to keep trespassers out as guns thunder across the woods. Notable bags include 16 rabbits and partridges for John Qayna and Galdie Stauffer, 47 rabbits and 1 partridge for William Grove and John Poole, and multiple rabbits totals for others.
Members of the Bar of the District of Columbia paid tribute to Richard H. Alvey former Chief Justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. Speakers praised his dignity impartiality and judicial bearing as preparations to submit resolutions to the Court of Appeals. Family members from Washington Texas and Maryland attended the service in the old Circuit Court room.
All Saints' day was observed with 11 pm and 7 30 pm services at the Episcopal church. The Gunia report and rector Rev Dr Osborne Ingle’s report were presented at the evening service followed by a congregational reception. The room was decorated with pumpkins and autumn motifs as members sang hymns and heard recitations and solos. A reception and refreshments concluded the evening.
Local mentions include store notices for Williamson's Carcare and Wittiamsor's Cave, a death closure and reopening, election results next Tuesday at the Busy Corner, and Portner's Hofbrau beer. Frederick listings cover optician services, Edison records, theater and hospital benefit plans, Swedish acts, piano sales, carpets, china sets, lamps, and a local merchant's ad at 136 North Market Street.
Mr D Edward Kefauver of Middletown had a narrow escape from serious injury Wednesday afternoon near Braddock Heights. While assisting at a hoist or stone crusher, his overcoat tail was drawn into a bucket chain by the wind. He pulled free as the coat tore away and his sleeve tore. an expected trap caused by a stopped engine narrowly avoided worse harm to his left arm.
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