Personal notices of locals visiting and visiting relatives
Purely personal notes report Judge Motter out of town on business and numerous locals visiting relatives or spending days with friends in cities such as Washington Baltimore Carlisle Middletown and Westminster. Names include Mrs F T Davis Miss Florence Chew Henry Wineberg Lealia Bowers Samuel Wertheimer Willard Markey J B Dabbz Jacob H Gormaza Claude Wilhide Glenn Garber Lewis Klina Charles Haller O E Shepherd Jr Noah Orrm sfard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona O. Motter
F. T. Davis
Washington
Florence Chew
D. C
Harry Andars
Ithica
N. F
Douglass H
P. J. Hargett
Henry Wineberg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Shearar
Carlisle
Landis
Miss McCarty
P. B. Banksl
East Patrick Street
Lealia Bowers
Baltimore
Threaty
Samuel Wertheimer
Dumberland
Willard Markey
Clinton B. Willard
West Pat- Tick Street
Middletown
Wm. T. Munshower
J. B. Dabbz
Lancaster
J. Clarke Kieffer
East Third Street
Jacob H. Gormaza
South Markst Street
Baltmora
Clande Wilhide
Glenn O. Garber
Walkersville
Victor Barnes
Gordon Lugenhbeel
Dolon Bridge
Lewis Klina
T. Hlice
John J. Beckner
Centra Street
Excursion to Washington and Baltimore Draws 160 Travelers
BRIEF BITS Two hundred sixty persons joined the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road excursion to Washington and Baltimore yesterday. Mr Clayford Baker of Unionville husked 1437 barrels of corn from 6 AM to 5 PM with a one hour dinner break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Clayford Baker
Unionville
Dooley paints parsonage with Devoe colors
A letter from Devoe & Co describes painter Dooley from Lancaster New Hampshire hired to paint an Episcopal parsonage in Frederick Maryland. Dooley used toy paint, estimated 20 gallons needed, agent L F Moore offered 10 gallons Devoe and 11 gallons were used. Moore runs painting parsonages on shares this year. The note ends with P L S. Bargett & Co selling their paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz
Dooley
Chicago
Lancaster
N. H
Episcopal Parsonage
Devoe
L F. Moore
Moore Ien
F. W. Devoe & Co
P.L. Bargett & Co
White Supremacy Sought in Maryland Amendment Meeting
Prominent Democrats including George Byrne John P Poe and Irving L Handy addressed a Frederick Maryland City Opera House rally on a proposed suffrage amendment. Byrne argued for white supremacy Poe explained the amendment’s origin and aims indicating 30000 to 40000 black voters would be disfranchised while no white men would lose voting rights. The event featured a parade and speeches praising the measure amid lively crowd reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byrne
West Virginia
John P. Pos
Baltimore
Irving L Handy
Delaware
City Opera House
Opers Hones
Maren
Jacob Rodbick
Jacob M. Newrason
Obsirman Biser
County Central Committee
Maryland
Hoesiso
John P. Poe
Mr. Byrne
Poe
Frederick
Baughman
Sech
Posenoke
Mmembara
Senate
Negro Vetera
Democratic Party
Shase
Supreme Court
Rayner
House of Delegates
Hardy
Savagry
Handy
Boneparte
Prohibition Meeting Closes With Rousing Woodsboro Rally
A prohibition campaign finale unfolded at the Woodsboro opera house on Saturday night. Jas O Working chaired as candidate for Mognee of Delegates, with Rev A Saxton and Rev Luther Nichols delivering prayers and speeches. Jacob L Engelbrecht spoke on campaign issues and praised the outlook for higher voter turnout. The event ended with doxology and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Jas. O. Working
A. Saxton
County Ofsimmis
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Luther Nichols
Saxton
Death Claims Paid by Fra donia Council Treasurer
Mr. John H Graves treasurer of Fra donia Council No 460 CMA paid two death claims of 275 dollars each One went to G Frank Rice heir of J Edward Rice and the other to Mrs Andrew B Snyder of usar Partholows on the death of her husband Both men were council members Market quotations From Tyson Co today Newton shelled per bushel 52 cents old 55 cents Whest No 3 red 32 per bushel steamer 32 per bushel rejected 60 2 per bushel damaged 55 per bushel On s 30 cante per baskal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Graves
Fradonia Council
G. Frank Rice
J. Eaward Rice
Andrew B. Snyder
Usar Partholows
G. Waring Tyson & Co
Ars
Newton
Baskal
Ayenta of Intecept Here and There
Mrs. Mark K. Shieler died at Hagers town Bir. Charles Schaeffer died in West minster aged 60. A nerious frieghs wreck occurred near Winogerton Western Maryland Railroad. Mr. J. Vance Lewis of Takoma Park died to Los Angeles Cal aged about 50. Silas Wolfeurberger 64 retired farmer died near Hagerstown. Rev. GeorgeS Edgar of Hornman Tenn has accepted a call to Holy Cross church Camber nd airs. Susan Smith wife of Harrison Smith died in Hagerstown aged S £ years. Eight children survive Beory A. Clopper died near Angeratown aged 12 Frisby Hildebrand died near Bakerarlle Washington county aged 7S. He was a retired farmer. Daniel Wiles 10 of Ring gold died after injury. Wash Baldwins a West Virginia farmer jailed for assault on his brother in law Georges Spangler of Ridgely. Spangler wounded and hospitalised. The Sick list follows with various local residents reported ill or improving. An X.M O. A. entertainment course showcases season tickets and notable acts including Mme. Linde and the Bass Linde Concert Co. with Dr Madison Swadener on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayenta
Mark K. Shieler
Hagerstown
Bir
Charles Schaeffer
Westminster
Winogerton
Western Maryland
J. Vance Lewis
Takoma Park
Los Angeles
Cal
Silas Wolfeurberger
Georges Edgar
Hornman
Tenn
Holy Cross Proestant Episcopal Church
Cambernd
Susan Smith
Harrison Smith
Beory
A. Clopper
Angeratown
Frisby Hildebrand
Ktesoe
Columbus
Ebrand
Bakerarlle
Washington County
Daniel Wiles
Ringgold
Wash” Baldwins
West Virginia
Eorges Spangler
Ridgely
W. Va
Cumberland
Spangler
X.M O. A
Bass Linde Concert Co
New York
SARDY-CULVER WEDDING IN OAKLAND CA
Judge George J. Hardey and Miss Ada Culver married on Sunday October 29 at St Francis Catholic Church East Oakland California. Hardey son of Dr F E Hardey Burkittsville and Shasta Courier of Redding Ont. He served eight years in county and was longest running engineer on Iron Mountain Railroad before election as Keswick justice of the peace four years ago. Justice Bartley now a major real estate figure in the old smelter town. After remaining near the bay area and Southern California the couple will settle in the smelter city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardey—Culver
George J. Hardey
Ada Culver
St. Francis’ Catholic Church
East Oakland
California
Judge Hardey
F. E. Hardey
Burkittsville
Shasta Couriar
Redding
Ont
Iron Mountain
Keswick
Justica Bartley
Bay
Judge Hartley
Mfe
Work of Death and Funeral for Daniel Shelton
Daniel E. Shelton aged 20 died Saturday night of hemorrhage at his uncle Clarence Kemp's residence in East South Street. He leaves four sisters. Funeral at 1 PM with services by Rev. Vernon N. Ridgely at Fairview Church Mecberg and burial in Fairview Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Darrow died Saturday at Yellow Springs and was buried there. Thomas P. Rice again served as undertaker. A clock exhibit at James E B Doll’s store shows an electrically wound clock by Lewis A Woodward of Frederick with a mercury pandolum, adjustable temperature, and optional five-bell chimes. case by Webster Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Shelton
Clarence Kemp
East South Street
John E. Shelton
Ca Tesyille
Fairview Church
MecBerg
Vernon N. Ridgely
Mount Pleasant M.e.church
Fairview Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
James EB
North Market Street
Lewis A. Woodward
Frederick
Webster Heck
Woodward
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
A detailed roundup of Sunday services acrossLibertytown and neighboring churches. Reports include sermons at M E Libertytown First Baptist Evangelical Reformed and United Brethren churches, parish events, catechism classes, and All Souls Day observances. Also notes on church meetings, installations, and missionary talks with community attendance.
Heidig and Miller Silk and Knit Wear Offers
Heidig and Miller advertise silks in bold colors and prints with prices from 19 inches wide 50c yard to $1.00. They tout taffetas chiffons and mer cerized satins, plus knit wool blouses priced $1.85 to $2.25, urging quick stock purchase at their store above No. 560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cew
Indy
Heidig & Miller
McCall's Magazines
Bank Ledger Names and Titles in Historic Document
The fragment lists multiple individuals with titles such as Vice President and Cashier, including Sasser Haber Baker and Samuel G. Dvvall. It shows monetary figures like $100,000 and $250,000 and hints at roles within a financial institution. The legible names imply a mid century bank registry or corporate roster.
Local notices and community ads from Grace Beronseo Cuures
Gas and electric bill reminders due by the 10th. A woman seeks help to earn a home through private family support at Women's College. Sale and supper by Grace Beronseo Cuures on November 9 and 10 at Junior Hall for church debt. Dr O B Highbarger and Mr Powers perform as visiting specialists and entertainers at various venues November 9 10 11. Mayor urges removal of boxes and barrels to avoid fire danger on election night. Prof Spangler tunes pianos at Bistiys Panacz or Music. Oyster specials offered with modest prices at local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beronseo Cuures
Gro Epw
Smivh
Advertised Letters List and Opera House Notice
The Frader post office lists remaining advertised letters dated Saturday November 4 1906. Names cover Gentlemen and Ladies with several duplicates and hospital entries. A letter from Washington D C praises the Lafayette Square Opera Company and announces Tos Mikado at the City Opera House Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Frader Foralty
GextLeMen
Arthur Ashton
Richard Bestl
Wilsce Blooher
Leonardo Banedatta
Harry T. Byrne
Mr. Beck
Frank Ghaney
Helen Besil
Mamis Beamer
Martha Clay
Emma Fink
Mamie Haase
Bessie King
Osellis Kreymborg
Dani. E. Riauhard
Ganiva Wangle
F.T. Rhodes
City Opera House
Washington, D. C
Lafayette Square Opera Company
Balasco Theatre
Washington, D.C
Sam
Ina J. LaMoris
Bastard Theatre
City Qosre
Law Grip Seizes Jennie Las and Bessie Norris in Fight
Police arrested Jennie Las and Bessie Norris after a disturbance in Paradies following rain. Officer Simpson held Jennie Lee for a small fine of 2.50 and ordered a further hearing for Bessie Norris on Thursday evening before Justice Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Las
Bessie Norris
Simpson
Justica Abo Wood
Jennie Lee
Miss Julia Steck Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Miss Julia Steck marked her eleventh birthday with a Saturday afternoon party attended by fourteen children. The Lutheran pastor officiated, and guests enjoyed games socializing and refreshments. In business news Gay L Font bought an interest in the Troxell green grocery, changing the firm name to Troxell & Font.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Steck
Gay L. Font
Clayton Troxell
Troxell & Font
New Oriental Rugs Aim Amid Wool Carpets at Local Carpet House
A local carpet house touts new styles from Iven Weaves and handroms Oriental Rugs differing from common Wool Engrain carpets. The shop promises a wide variety in four coverings and invites customers to call and see the novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tissew
Closa Caplea
Handroms
Local Notice Offers Fees Discount If Paid By Date
A public notice states a fee reduction available if payments are made by the 10th or earlier. The notice urges timely action to secure savings and avoid penalties.
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Loranium
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Gas & Elec
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Frederick, Md
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Madison Avepoe
Michie Lambert
West Patrick Street
James R. A. Rinehart
Bathar Kane
Ss. John’s
East Sacand Street
Frederick Smith
West South Arrest
Henry Blasts
Franklin Smith
East Fourth Street
Joseph Douglazs
City Hospital
Mary Ann Rignon
South Market Street
Ida Hartig
Thea
John Sb. Michael
Simons
Cty
J. Holese
D. D
M. E
Libertytown
Th's County
Dr. Eschbsch
Marsh
Christ
Bis Church
Vashti
First Baptist Church
William Mammond Parker
D. C. Flors
Revela
Cametery
East Third Strait
Luther Martin
Crisp Memorial Church
Brooklyn
Ltd
Felday
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Martin
Brunswick Frm
Entera
Henry Branch
Thomas Freeman Dixos
A. R. Borla
House
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiranofe
Stack
Ray Thomas Freeman Dixon
David McConaughy
Board of Foreign Missions
W.Y.C
Woman's College
Epworth League
Trinity
Edward AJ. Hermann
Mac
Hermann
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
First Kings
Ovaries
St. Cecelia’s
China Mission
Love
China
St. Mary’s
John L. Johnson
B. F. Brown
C. 0. Keeady
Bargains
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Tates
Madras
Nedig & Miller
AJ Ridig & Miller
George
Rodoth
Thos. P. Rice
Frederick County
R. H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Streat
C. L. Kefauver
Sod Market Sts
Frederick Me
Foster
Ald
Dbs
Refauver
Church Street
Syrederick, Md
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Patrick Street
Cordiale
Geo Health and
Belant & Enott
City Hotel
Karl L
Hecmann
Laurel
F. B. Sappingeton
Haveere
Frederics
F. BE
Sappingtor
City Mall
Newspapre Lh
Citizedss Nassank
Frederick Mr
I. D. Sasser
WH. G. Haber
B. D. Baker
Iokeke
WH. Ug, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Ddvall
Eurplus
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HeBasaar 8
Seracvest. Gro
Ws. Gate
J.D. Barer
Jepar Mo
U. Morres
D.H. Hasartr
Jorn G. Hamestre
Tos, B. Haturr
C.M. Thomss
Dasren Barre
Women's College
Hetand Powers
Powers
Monsieur Baueaire
Woman’s College Hall
McUsidell's
Wm. Tarun
Birely
Palace of Music
Ostobar
Bath 'Phon
Stenline & Sow
L. E. Mullinix
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