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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
5
A jumbled page fragment shows notes on rent, rehearsals, entertainment and dancing. It mentions Free Lunch, a planning meeting, and entries like Handsome Furs and commercial clothing. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage.
The street sprinkler is placed in winter quarters. Bradley C Isnogle of Braddock opens a meat store on North Market Street. William W Lease injures left hand at Ox-Fire Brush Works Thursday. P Elworth Phebus sells two story brick dwelling on West Patrick Street to Lucien Webb. Pavement repaired in front of Jacob Engelbrecht on Mast Church Street. New pavement laid in front of Mary Feierling on Must Patrick Street by Theodore Lowe. Messrs Harry George Wm Shipley Roger Young and Geo Wiener returned from a Virginia hunting trip bagging 42 rabbits and 8 birds. Christian Yinger Walter Wachter Otis O Bri an H Hicks Glessner on hunting near Montgomery county bring back 53 rabbits and 22 birds. Plastering of four new dwellings at Sheriff George E Myers on East Third Street to be completed by Harvey Murray soon. Buses to be ready for occupancy about January 1.
Purely personal items note John Hann of York visiting relatives in the city. Nettie Boutyahn of West Patrick Street visiting friends in Middletown. Rev. S. B. Gilson of Pittsburg visiting the Abbotts on South Market Street. Leo Weinberg and wife traveling to Baltimore for weddings. Carl Varnan of Ohio in Frederick for affairs related to the late Dr. Wm. H. Wagner estate. first visit to Frederick.
The Sick. Samuel E Shaw of East Patrick street is threatened with pneumonia. Master Eric Summers, also of East Patrick street, is improving. Charles Keefer undergoing treatment at City Hospital is improving slowly. Louis H Swain, a United rivera member, ill at City Hospital, expects to leave in about ten days.
Mr. H. E. Mohler disposed of his stake in Tritapoc and Mohler to Mr. G. Waring Tyson. The Tritapoc and Mohler firm is dissolved and its business will be conducted by Tritacon at the Central Bank building.
A long list of church services and Sunday school times fills the town. Churches including All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren and others announce morning and evening services with names of pastors and special events. The Federal Council in Philadelphia will convene in December with many distinguished delegates from Protestant denominations and civic leaders.
A shown program includes five reels of moving pictures each 1000 feet long and two illustrated songs. The feature The End of a Deen follows a young wife bewitched by officers then betrayed and driven to ruin and suicide. Additional reels include Madam's Fancies The Mangue Ball and The Pretty Flower Gin. Aims to be both instructive and entertaining.
Mrs Minnie Brinham wife of Robert E L Brinham died at her home near Mapleville Washington county from cancer and complications at about 4 am age about 43 She recently returned from a homeopathic hospital in Washington The death follows a family tragedy on August 21 when her 17 year old daughter Mary was killed by an accidental discharge The deceased was born Miss Homipe of Frederick county She was not a member of the Christian church Beaver Creek Surviving are her husband and children Annie Hazel and Shelby and a brother in Frederick county
The wedding of James H. Smith of Buckeystown and Alice Catherine Stine, second daughter of John F. Stine of Birmingham Place near the city, will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday at 2 30. Thurston Haller. Miss N L Halter daughter of Jeetats Haller of Washington formerly Frederick, wed October 28 at St Anthony church Brookland D C to George F Thurston of Washington D C. After the ceremony the couple left for New York.
Charlra T K Young reports sale of a two-story brick dwelling and lot on East Third Ave for Grayson H Staley to Sarah A F Toms at 3000 dollars. Clarence E Thomas of Washington sells a two-story brick house on South Market Street to Harry W Batnca on private terms.
The performance planned for November 9 at the Frederick Mannerchor at the church has been postponed. A new date will be announced in Tax News later.
At a quarterly meeting Dr Steiner Sehrey proposed amendments to align the society with state corporation law by electing a board of managers at the annual meeting who then elect officers. Judge Henderson previously refused to recognize the society as legally incorporated. The changes, largely minor, will be discussed at the January annual meeting.
So how D Hendrickson promotes fur pieces Searta Mull Ponnyskin Coate Mur Tined Coat and more at attractive prices. Blankets and comforts line offers low prices from $0 to $12.40. robes in fleece down or raw silk. New shawls jackets and toys for children plus Bearskin coats and mittens. Affordable Madrad waist and silk waists showcased.
At a meeting of the Board of County School Commissioners the board declined to open a colored school at Barthdown. Resignations of Lloyd M. Noogle and Chas A. Dorsey as principals of Monument School 7-16 and Middletown Colored School 13 were accepted and Edward J. Palmer's contract confirmed. Screens were ordered for Flint Hill and Burkleville colored schools. A rescinded June 24 1902 resolution would appoint a supervisory series for county high schools with 30 plus daily attendees when no aid from public graded schools is possible. The Girl High School petition for a holiday after Thanksgiving was not granted.
Dr. Ira J. McCurdy presents October health figures with births totaling four and deaths at twelve. Causes listed include premature birth, pneumonia, and liver cirrhosis, with several infectious disease cases noted. typhoid fever reports involve two births and three cases in total.
The Ineti gindature authorized a vote by Grantavelle on license for saloons. The election Tuesday ends with 175 in favor and 195 against. Resale will be tested in court.
The Colongde building fire on October 10 ruined the November issue of the Shauseanie Magazine while other items survived. A Buffalo reprint is underway, delaying distribution by about ten days to two weeks. The Frederick area notes include club meetings, rail schedule changes, a choral society rehearsals shift, and local business notices.
A Prohibition county central committee meeting is scheduled for Friday morning at Sappington's store. The session will discuss campaign progress and the treasurer's forthcoming report.
A collage of local notices features gas and electric bill reminders, farm trespass warning, selling of dead stock and tallow, cafe and saloon stock sale, fried oysters and oysters markets, openings of millinery, and gas heater promotions. Includes address details and prices for several items and services.
Local notice shows Frederick Girls' School on Mart Church Street planning a Friday evening supper and entertainment on November 20. Admission is 1c with limited seating. supper price listed as 2d. Also notes monthly Board of Managers meeting for Frederick City Hospital on Tuesday November 10 at 2:90 p.m.
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