Walkersville and surrounding towns gossip update
county notes from Walkersville Hansonville and Germantown report residents ill visits from Mrs Nelson and Mrs Ramsburg, a man injured after falling from a tree, a Republican speaker night procession led by Alva Plater and Leslie Kefanver, plus a new brick pavement on Frederick street and a successful oyster supper in Germantown with a church announcement for Sunday worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Baxter Murphy
Robert Nelson, Jr
Ed. Valentine
Chestnut Grove
A. ER. Roderick
William Sttine
Frederick Lags
Alva Plater
Leslie Kefanver
Walkersville Cornet
Masons
Frederick Street
Mira Mand Oreager
Mies Guelle Fraley
Misa Gartrode Dern
4 Month's Record Health Officer's October Report
City health officer Dr F Thomas presents October figures: 19 deaths 12 male 7 female. 14 white 5 colored. Ages under 3 total 3, 5 to 9 years 2, 10 to 30 years 2, 30 to 66 years 5, 52 years old 5. Death causes listed incl diphtheria dysentery pneumonia paralysis old age and illness. Births reported 21: 9 male 12 female. 19 white 2 colored. Contagious diseases: diphtheria 15 typhoid fever 2 scarlet fever 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
Remedies for Croup and Cold From Local Doctor Store
An 1880s style ad essay extols home remedies for croup and colds. It praises Texpliver and Hall’s Cough Remedy, Chamberlain’s Cold Syrup, and New Life Pill from Dr X’s store. It notes old age cures and cautions readers to seek relief quickly, listing A L Pearre as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison. Enz
Iein
Dr. X
A. Ly Faila
Obow
Fem
Re-elected Judge Alighter Beats Krantz In Orphans Court
The Tar News reports Rus sel E Lighter, Democrat, defeated Walter B Krantz for the Orphans Court by a narrow margin of about one vote in the county tally as supervisors canvass results. Other Republicans win county offices while Warfield is named Governor with a large plurality and Democrats gain a strong legislative lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Krantz
Orphans’ Court
Republican County
Tar News
Russel E. Lighter
Orphan’s Court
Judge Lighter
Guy K. Motter
House of Delegates
W. A. Harry
Fr. T. Rhodes
the Orphan's Court
Williams
D. M. Devil
Rohrback
Charlen T. K. Young
Sherty
John T. Fogle
James McSherry
Maryland
New York
Washington
Warfield
Baltimore City
Democrata
Senate
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Garrett
Allegany
Robert R. Handerson
Martin L. Ekeedy
Washington County
Ferdinand Williams
William J. Witzenbacher
B. Abner Betts
McSherad
Death toll of Morse marks long life of travel and service
M. P. Morse died at his Frederick home at 7 80 this morning from female debility aged about 60. He was born near Mason County and lived in Frederick 25 years. A former general manager for Astor Life Insurance he also ran agencies in South America and Europe and sailed as a sea captain. Survived by three children two daughters in California and Frank F Morse. Funeral tomorrow at 3 from the house with Rev. Dr. Osbourne Ingle officiating and Mt. Olivet cemetery burial. Masonic rites. Mrs Arthur M Willard died in Chattanooga Tennessee yesterday at home with her husband and two children. Burial plans to Maryland, funeral tomorrow at 10 from Mr Jesse Moore’s near Weverton. She was sister-in-law of Mrs J H Markey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. P. Eorse
M. P. Morse
North Market
Morse
Mason- Chusatts
Frederick
United States
Hoe
Astna Lite Tesursuca
Bod
South America
Globe
California
Frank F. Morse
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Oli Vet
Arthur M. Willard
Mary Cordelia Willard
Chattanoogs
Maryland
Jessa Moore
Weverton
Willard
J. H. Markey
Personal notices and market roundup from Chariottsville
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr Alfred Ritter Jr., Woo has been visiting his home in this city, has returned to Chariottsville Va. Mr Roger B Wood, who has been spending a few days in Frederick, has returned to Chariottsville Va simore, who have been daughter Mrs Joseph D turned ome. Mr and Mrs Charles Markell, of Bai visiting their Baker, have the Local Mart. The Mountain City Mars market quotations for today are: Old comm per barrel shelled 56 canto per bushel Tey corn 2 3.25 per barrel haat No 2 red 514 steamer OSS per eashel Tesscted F9 per buskel Cais 29 comta per baskel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Woo
Chariottsville
Roger B. Wood
Frederick
Vasimore
Joseph D
Charles Markell
Bai
Mountain City
Will of Miss Martha Bowlus Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Miss Martha A Bowlus is filed in the Orphans Court for probate. She bequeaths all real and personal property to her sister Mary E Bowles who acts as executrix of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bowlus
Martha Aa
Bowlus
Orphans’ Court
Mary E. Bowles
County Affairs Report Grants for Roads and Schools
At the regular meeting of the County Commissioners, about $100 was granted in extra appropriation to road supervisors. A new school building at Gracaham and a new bridge at Linganore were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracaham
Linganore
Sermon on Christ's Presence Uplifts Grace Church
Rev Dittmar leads a Reform church service ahead of its dedication, with sermon on Jesus personal presence, abiding nature, and omnipotence. He cites Matthew 25 20 and stresses Christ with believers in times of trial and triumph, promising spiritual uplift for the Jefferson area. James H Lewis to preach next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Reformed Church
Veniog
M. Houch
Attos
Stev
H. F. Dittmar
Jefferson Charge
Zion
Dittmar
Ali Te
Jesus Christ
Hawasthoe
Boson
Shaggy
Jeeas Obrius
Theatogiana
Christ
Jesus
Jaang Christ
Ohrist
Ss. Pater
Christeo
Jenos Christ
Sven
Jeans
God
Bia
Grace Church
James H. Lewis
Mt. Pleagans
The Servant Problem Solved in a Church Trial
Ray Francia 0 Blackistoo 3 describes a minister charged with threatening a maid servant Bessie York with a double barreled shotgun. The state produced witnesses to corroborate the threat. Rev Blackiston argued self defense and home safety. The jury of 12 found him not guilty after 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Francia
Blackistoo
Methodist Episcopal Iitiater
Clayton
Dsl
Bessie York
Rev. Blackiston
Ree
Soa
Lazata
Chrysanthemum blooms captivate autumn market shows
Old time and modern chrysanthemum varieties are displayed in market bouquets and exhibitions. John Gata and Hermann showcase rich yellow and white forms while amateurs contribute notable specimens. Baltimore connections shift as Dr. R A Bucher leaves the creaking trade for a position with Fexton Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conza- TV
John GO. Gata
Gros Green
Co. BE. Hermann
Baltimore
R.A. Bucher
Hhis
Crecksmith
Tederick Brick Works
Fexton Bros
Claggett Weds Mrs Spicer in Quiet Baltimore Ceremony
Frederick County resident Mr. Jouse C. Claggett and widow Mrs. Joonte Spicer wed secretly at the residence of the officiating minister in Baltimore after securing a license and planning a church ceremony. The groom, a former Rough Rider, spoke of plans to live with his bride, while noting the wedding was kept private and would surprise many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whloak
Frederick County
West Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Jouse C. Cluggestal Motter
Joonte ¥. Spicer
Argyle Avenis
Claggett
Carrollton
Frederic County
Klag
Roogevels
Y Rough Riders
Maryland
San Joan Hill
Clapgets
Hoange
bin Hoy
Weddings Report From Walkersville and Surrounding Areas
Several local weddings are noted with details of couples, dates, and ceremonies. Thomas L. Cramer and Beesie Cramer wed at Grade Reformed Church in Walkersville with a large attendance and extended Southward honeymoon. Additional nuptials include Addie Laura Grant and Harry Mangrove at Westwood M E church Glensly Howard County, and Chas H Eyler and Annie May Baker near Thurmont with plans to reside in Locust Springs Glenelg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amosgrove
Ruthie
Rosales Smith
Ebawin Smith
Ellicots City
Rev. Wright
Patapeco
Baltimore
Washington
Locust Springs
Glenelg
Grafton Grint
Frederick County
L. Michael
Frederick
Eyler—Baker
Chas. H. Eyler
Annie May Baker
Thurmont
Nora P. Magaba
Peterville
All Saints
Osboras Logie
Woman Struck by Engine Near Ladiesburg Death-Averted
Mrs. Levi Grimes about 66 was struck by a southbound engine near Ladiesburg yesterday while walking along railway ties in a momentary lapse. The engineer blew the whistle but could not stop in time. she suffered scalp wounds and severe bruising. She was taken to a nearby house, then to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Grimes
Ladiesbarg
Grimes
A. Dol. Birely & Sons
Ladiesburg
Hoi
Birs. Grimes
Church youth chapter elects officers for next year
St Marys Chapter of All Saints Episcopal Church elects Mrs IL M Nixdorf president Mrs BL OF Brown vice president and Mrs O O Rhoady secretary treasurer for the coming year The group plans rectory improvements and a sale on November 14 at the City Opera House. The Old Plantation was staged at the Opera House to a small audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
All Saints’ Episcopal Gang
Oficera
Il M. Nixdorf
BL. OF. Brown
O. 0. Rhoady
City Opera House
Old Plantation
City Opera Hones
N. Waynes Farlow
Balance Sheet of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick 1903
The document from Frederick Maryland presents resources and liabilities of Citizens National Bank of Frederick as of September 15 1903. It lists assets including discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured notes of other banks and legal tender and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock 1000000 surplus 20000060 undivided profits and taxes paid and deposits subject to check along with certified checks and other obligations. The sworn statement is signed by Cashier WM G Yimmerman and witnessed by J Travers Thomas N P and directors.
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Loria
Net Reserve Aganta
Banke Vruetional
Baik
Sreele Eran Solial
U.S
Total Tees
Gomanes
Saynes
MaRrbana
Frederick
G. Isaneea
WM. G. Yimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
N. P. Correct —Attes Wat Smith
Hones
Hotaller
Directors
Alddstawit
Brief Bits. Local and General Items Collected
A compact snapshot of notices and oddities from the area. References range from a surgeon needing blood to winter signs, election moods, Sunday schools, and a humor line about a man eating pie on a mahogany table. Local commerce updates note remodeling work at 8 J Gladhil and cobble stone relaying on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlio
Cleverton
Dashaway
Thas
Ié Ia
Thia
Suco
Edward Herwig
B. & O. Bag-Gage
Opang
Montgomery County
Rome
J. Gladhil
Fourth and
Market Streate
Market Street
Mistah Jackson
Reliable Dry Goods Goods and Goods at Prolific Storefront
JOAN HENDRICKSON advertises a reliable dry goods store with a broad selection. The piece highlights underwear, shirts, neckwear, ladies department, broadcloths, camel hair, suitings, and discounted specials. It promotes gloves, furs, rain coats, coats for girls, hosiery, robes, and boys items with bargain pricing and emphasis on quality and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camal
Jake
Boya
Joan Henorsoxsoy
NEVIG MILLER STORE OFFERS BLANKETS AND UNDERWEAR
Page features NEIDIG & MILLER in Clinton with sales on blankets wool and cotton comforts at cut prices plus underwear for women men and children. Local merchants advertise clothing furnishings, groceries and hardware. notices include a funeral announcement for M. P. Morse and shop details for optical, tailoring, lamps, stoves, books and carpet goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Children’s Union
Local Ments. Lidie's for all Hinds of Sea Food
Local notices promote Lidie's for all kinds of seafood including standards and selects oysters bass rock bass fish Trent. It notes advertising as sensible business while waiting is not. Neatly written teaser style with emphasis on seafood offerings and a phone number 314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidie’s
Trent
Rug Exhibits Spotlight at Mullings Store Showroom
L E Mullings advertises a wide selection of large rugs with varied designs and colors. Emphasizes satisfaction in buying, inviting visits to view late arrivals and the new Rug Exhibitor display for easy viewing and pleasant experience.
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the Daily News
Itons Sachs
Uve
Lorn
Dial
Tuer
Campden
Soller
Mike
Urlakinva
Landes
Spepdal
Hragu
Havana
Wasuixartoy
Tuz News
W. L. Brooks
Aavdyartigemzents
Adolphus Fearhake, Seoy
Emma
Poole Sea Food
Lidie
City Opera Houss
Willie Walker
Frederick County National $E
Hansonville
Hiram Ramsburg
May Ramsberg
Walkereville
Mesara
Calvin
Norman Harper
W. Ramsburg
Edward Zimmerman
Clinton Sunday
Ernest Harper
Paul
Richard E. Harper
W. Ramaburg
Mies May
Walkeraville
Charles Main
Hanzonville
G. Lloyd Palmer
Hannonville
Germantown
William Rinehare
Washington, D. C
Park Mills
Walter Gansendorf
Les Pardy
Buckeystown
Henry Lenhart
B.D. Waters
Sid Society
M. E. Obureh
South
Moath
Chamberlain
A. L Pearre
Judge Alighter
County Matters
Hiv
Mar
Jefferson
Gsse Claugett
Jennie F. Spirer
Touk Piave
Offvtathng Miniweer Oo
Tonigit
Saynette
Ceremany
Uymeneal
Cramer
Grade Reformed
Thomas Leslie Cramer
George W. Cramer
Beesie
Charles Fr. Cramer
D. J. Wolfe
B. F. Defrins
Eleanor Stauffer
Emms Gilbere
Maud Cramer
Broom
Harvey Cramer
Bhess Man
Allan Pitzer
Martigaburg
Ghariey Smith
Misa Anna McKinney
Walter McKinney
Chan, Myers
News OF the Churches
Aidraggivta
W. Grove
Cerizens' National Bank
Cylizens' National Bank OF
Clan of Business
Total
Joan Hendrickson
Nevig & Miller
Nic & Miller
Hugh
Bink
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Main’s Drug Store
North Market Street
Qlinton EB
THE
City Hotel Grill
ITY Hotel
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F
A. M
Bro. M. P. Morse
Lynch Lodge
Adolphus Fearhaer
C. L. Kefanyar
James
Merchant Tailor
West Patrick Street
A. L. Ryovas
Ee Eaey
F. B. Sappington
George
Rodock & Co
Orcich
Rodook & Co
Ae T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Sons
Anit Furniture Repairers
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rich
East Fourth
Farmer's Exchange
Rpue
Farmers’ Exchange
Dessera
Hay
Corner BE
All Saints and
Carr Streete
Phoneza3
Misa
Mull & Reich
Excravine
Hull & Reich
North Market Streetlawks
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Saltimore
City Hotel
Tara
BR. E. Mita
Masonic Temple
BR. O. Nicodemus
Frederick County Phone
Sin
E. E. Cline
L. E. Mullings
L. BE. Mullineix
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