Purely Personal Highlights From Regional Social Roundup
Mr. Daniel Seeger of St. Louis visits his parents in Bask Patrick seat. Mrs. Minnie Viriz of Point of Rocks visits relatives in this city. Miss Martha Thompson of Corn Prop Milla Pa visits relatives in Frederick. Mica Bettle Markell, guest in Baltimore, returns home today. Milas Mabel Deltrick of Baltimore returns to home after staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Markell. Mr A J Wilcoxon and Mr George Wilcoxon plan a six week trip to Fort Worth Texas leaving Frederick Saturday. Miss Floy Keohier of Hagerstown and Miss Eifly Bishop near Hagerstown visit Miss Bessie Ty ann on East Church Street. Dr Robert Annan of Emmitsburg and Dr Beckley of Middletown attend the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland meeting in Hagerstown yesterday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Wineberg return from Baltimore visit. Mr KM B Layman of Baltimore spending today among friends in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Seeger
St. Louis
Bia Parenta
Bask Patrick
Minnie Viriz
Point of Horks
Martha Thompson
Cornprop Mila, Pa
Frederick
Mica Bettle Markell
Baltimore
Milas Mabel
Deltrick
Mia
George Markell
A. J. Wilcoxon
George Wilcoxon
Port Worth
Texas
Floy Keohier
Hagerstown
Eifly Bishop
Bessie Tyann
East Church Street
Robert Annan
Emmitsburg
Beckley
Middletown
Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Samuel Wineberg Lave
KM .B. Layman
Frederi
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collage of short items notes a canal boat with baled straw blocking dam No 4, new telegraph poles along the Baltimore and Ubion Railroad east of Cumberland, and rotten pole tops. London school board salaries total £2310000 yearly. Anatomist Maingault claims audible vocalization can be produced in dead animals by forcing air into the larynx. A substitute for asbestos is made from wood pulp. Shepherds say wool indicates weather. crisp air means no rain, limp air signals a storm. On Will's Mountain near Cumberland a human skull found last August has led to a complete skeleton discovery. W Nesh Young of Frederick helps organize the Maryland Grand Chapter centennial celebration. Peanut crop in Virginia is the poorest in years. Whistling girls are common in Westminster, loudly calling attention on the streets. An Elyon seer claims Bryan won the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Ubioraiizrosd
Cumberland
London School Board
M. Maingault
Will's Mountain
W. Nesh Young
Frederick
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Maryland
Virginia
Westminster
Omar
Elion
Bryan
Graves on Tremont Temple Star Course Suggested
Leland Powers, America's leading dramatic reader, praises John Temple Graves of Georgia as a mighty lecturer. He urges Boston audiences to hear Graves on the Star Course at Tremont Temple, comparing him to historic orators and describing his electric presence and persuasive eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lezanp T. Powers
Delegate Grace Radcliffe Heads to St Louis Convention
Frederick County delegate Miss Grace Radcliffe leaves this afternoon at 4 15 for St Louis to attend the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. At Washington Junction she will meet Maryland State Union officers and delegates, including Mrs Hatsinp Miss Cathcart Mrs Martin Mr George Everhart and Miss Emily Ford, and after the convention she will visit Decatur for several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
Grace Radcliffe
Frederick County
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
St. Louis
Washington Junction
Redcliffe
Hatsinp
Maryland State Union
Fanny Cathcart
Martin
George Everhart
Emily Ford
Maryland
Louis
Radclife
Decstar
Abe
Flowery Premiums at Frederick Show Highlight Double Bloom
The Frederick flower show drew a large crowd as Chrysanthemums and roses on display impressed judges led by Ms. Fisher of Baltimore. Groff and Herman presented superb specimens including a double bloom named McKinley and Hobart, with electric lights and national colors adding to the exhibit. Awards praised variety, cultivation, and stage decor, with numerous classes for open chrysanthemums, roses, and amateur entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acowlometrax
Fisher
Baltimore
Messra Groff
Herman
Owith
Groff
McKinley
Hobart
United States
Maryland
Maryland farmer institute organizer heads to Hagerstown
Mr. Wo L Amoss director of the Departments of Farmers Institutes at Maryland Agricultural College organized an institute in the county yesterday and left for Hagerstown to form a similar group in Washington county He was met with interest in Frederick by local farmers and plans to move on to Allegany county from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
Hagerstown
Wo. L. Amoss
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
The
Maryland Agricultural College
Washington County
Amoss
Frederick
Allegany County
Salesmen Comment on Frederick Streets
A pair of salesmen spoke about their long service in the machinery trade and remarked that Frederick has the most congested streets they have encountered, noting carts and vehicles jostling along rough roads and dusty lanes as they traveled through the city.
County Commissions Visit Site for Public Road Near Yellow Springs
The County Commissioners and associates visited Indian Spring near Yellow Springs to view a proposed public road. They plan to decide next Monday if public convenience requires a road through private lands, noting potential gain in access to post offices schools and churches and possible increased property value and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Zether
Vincent Sebold
D.C
Frank Pamppel
Yellow Springs
Victor Baughman
Ceaty Commissionera
Cal. D.C
Lodlan
Commissionera
Tesch
Fost
Catoctin
Services at St Pauls and Zion churches Sunday
News from churches lists services at St Pauls Reformed Ottca Millz at 10am and Zion Reformed Charlesville at 315pm led by Rev M Bench with cathedral class after. The Maryland Synod Lutherans Middle Conference meets in Gracie Church Westminster with about 80 ministers and delegates present. Officers elected include President Rev J H Tornar and Secretary Rev R L Patterson. Discussions cover church membership vows and absolution. Christian Endeavor rally planned in Middletown with about 100 delegates from county churches. Delegates from Buckeyatown named for the rally: W K E Kindley Eva Eeyser and Cleveland Gromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul’z Reformed Church
Ottca Millz
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
The
Maryland Synod
Gutheran Church
Gracié Church
Westminster
John A. Asper
Lewistown
Carroll
Frederick Counties
J. H. Tornar
Robert L. Patterson
Union
Hasskarl
Robert K. Patterson
Torzer
Rees
D. F. Garland
C. L. Ritter
8. J. Derr
Buckeyatown
Christian Endeavor Society
Middletown
W. KE. Kindley
Eva Eeyser
Cleveland Gromwell
Firewater disorder leads to jail for Middletown man
John Dutrow, living west of Middletown, returned from Frederick drunk and caused trouble on a trolley car. At Shenk's Hall he broke up a dance, drew a knife, and threatened vengeance. He was knocked down, dragged out, arrested, and fined 650 dollars including costs, with jail time if unpaid. Police Court cases follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dutrow
Middletown
Frederick
Shenk
Wheat market update and local notices from Frederick
The Baltimore chamber reports wheat at 803 cents, a yearly high, while Frederick shows 85 cents with limited grain offers. Nearby, a new front is added to Landis' Jewelry on South Market Street and a dwelling on Wear Patrick Street receives a front addition. A man named King sold 206 Rabbis for two for a quarter, rabbits captured since Saturday. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a natural tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthmore
Landis’ Jewelry Store
South Market Street
F. Marion Faible
Wear Patrick Street
Frederick
Farmers Institute Meets to Organize County Committee
In the grand jury room at the courthouse the Farmers Institute formed a district committee with President Kemp and Secretary Lewis directing a five thousand dollar budget for activities. Precinct delegates from multiple districts were named and topics for future discussion included dairying, fruit growing, fertilizers, soil lime, farm wastes, entomology, stock raising, potatoes, market gardening, and silos. The first institute meeting will be held in Frederick on a to be named date.
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Ast Legisis
D. Colomus Kemp
Hush Lewis
Drutt No
Wm G. Baker
J. F. Toomas
Buckeystowe
Jerse Balle
Diarick
L. F. Befaover
Singleton Ramaborg
P. H. Baseard
Afldclice
Corne Ive Derr
Goo. Ogle
Liter
Cresgerstors
J. A. Troxet
F. Orndardl
Joseph Busis
Empalteburg
Districh
Upton Groasnickle
Middle Potot
Tnorrss & Alddie
Eterton
J. C. Aarne
Garfield
Wm. Lawson
George E. Hughes
Baker Lamar
Urbara
C. H. Thomas
Deyubiss
Anos Urner
Liberty
P. Jones
New London
L. C. Villa
R. B. Randle
New Marget
Geo. E. Kaaterday
Jefferson
Lakin
D. M Souders
Lander
Diewick
Jno
H. Rouser
Fharmont
Uriah Warrenfelts
Jimtown
T. Collisower
Greenham
Wm. M. Bittle
Wm. R. Young
John O. Leatherman
Harmony
Addison Engler
Johnsvilles
W. P. Morsell
Yellow Springs
F. T. Lakin
Frederick City
Lewis Bowlus
Burkinville
Thos. W. Arnold
Geo. O. Hoffer
W. L. Amoss
Frederick
The Key Monument Association Meeting
A mating of the Key Monument Association will be held at the rooms of the MCA on Thursday evening November 13 at 730 PM. An important difference aims to reveal to thousands the misbeliefs about the system and encourage simpler home use of a syrup product from the California Fig and Grapes Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
M.C
California
Ad! Dregzista
YAO Lyceum Tonight Discusses Cation and Election
A disrupted notice outlines a 8:30 pm Lyceum discussion on education and a vigorous election of officers. Members prepare an exhibit from the gym class and law men’s work while debates touch on urban needs and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atscc
Marriage notices for Mary Bull and Mina Elizabeth Macy
Notices announce the marriage of Mary Bull to Cecil D Aighiman with ceremony at 10 in the morning near Broad Run on Thursday November 19. Also invited are T G Plummer and wife for the marriage of Mina Macy Elizabeth Plummer to William H Hernberger at Tricity Reformed Church Adamstown on Thursday November 19 at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Daugher
Mary
Bull
Cecil D Aighiman
Ay Guy
Thomas H. Lightman
Omfield
Broad Run
T. G. Plummer
Wear Bockeystown
This County
Mina Macy Elizabeth
Wiliam H. Hernberger
Tricity Reformed Church
Adamstown
Golden wedding anniversary for Dr Sud Mre and Thompson
Dr Sud Mre and Rishard A B Thompson celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their home 703 Gilmore Street. Guests invited Thursday November 26 from 8 to 9 pm. Also note Franklin Banking Institute director A D O Leary attended the regular weekly meeting, after being confined to the houses for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sud Mre
Rishard AB. Thompson
Thiaccenty
Baltimore
Gimore Street
Mrs. Thompson
O'Leary
Franklin Barings Institution
A. D. O'Leary
O’leary
Philomathean Literary Society Resumes Weekly Meetings
The Philomathean Literary Society will resume regular weekly meetings tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at its hall on Carness Church and Markel streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheare
Philomathean Literary Society
Carness Church
Markel Streets
The Orphans Lament and Society Notices
A fragmentary local note presents an elegiac verse about a mother’s death and orphaned sorrow. It also records event details for the Y M C A Second Hours entertainment at John Temple Graves, November 18 with reserved seats at 50 cents and gallery 25 cents, plus quotations about John Yempl Graves and speakers. The Historical Society meeting is set for November 12 at the Central Bank building. Also ads offer oysters at 18 cents and directions to W. Harrison's on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Temple Graves
Grover Cleveland
New York
Wm. McKinley
Henry W. Grady
John Yempls Graves
Pitt
W. Harrison
South Market Street
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Amavese Historical Society
Draggidt
J J. Hemeburg
John Hendrickson
Beat & Kepler
C. E. Cline
G. CG. Carty
D. Graff
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Merle
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O. E. Kemp
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C. B. Kemp
L. EB. Mullinix
H.C. Keefer
C. E Kemp
L. E. Mullinix
L. E Mullins
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H Cfer
C. Kemp
J. . Mullinix
Rhodes Kemp
L. BE. Mulliatz
C.E. Kemp
Misa Minnie Miller
Beas
O.P. Bennett
Merle Dixon
David Groff
O. P. Bennet
Frederick Rae Gachesia
Dean
Debbie Stonee
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Chrietian Endeavor
Christien Endeavor Union
Lutheran Church
Olivia C. Ramaburg
Howard E. Sparrow
Kila Sparrow
Rameburg
Jsik
Hood
Farmers Institute
Frederich
George P. Laws
Washington
Lafayette
America
Lows
Laws
Marietta E. Wachter
Uriah Wachter
Harmony Grove
County
Pleasant
Chapel
L. F. M. Myers
St James Lutheran Church of Frederick
Irwin McCurdy
Ezra Houck
Willam Worman
George Gittinger
John C. Crantee
William Houck
William Wilbide
F. Schroeder
Braces Ogle
Col
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Ogle
Raviher Industitry Rorames
Goleman Manufacturing Company
James Cross
Kate Griffith
Ramuel A. Cline
the Key
Yao
Munca
Aistee
Brother
D. J. Qazi
Central Bank
Best & Kepler
Baest & Keriz
North Market ST
Mullinix
Zephyre
Germantown
Val
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Mollenx & Ker
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Pas
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Plessis
TUC
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F. V. Staub
V. Sraci
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P ™ Brothers
North Marest
Busco Coopa
Buci Goods
Belgia
Bouvuns
Orepone
Disgomals
Faroy
Do Bauersens
Mare
Rahae
Merie
ST. Giver
Svortenza
Elnd
Wewe
Bodoce & Neidig
Lady Cama
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A. T. Rice & Bone
A. T. Rice & Soxs
Kv North Market Street
James
Walker
Walker & CO
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PH. G
Grot Hous
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Manis
Jequarr
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Buffalo
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Rochester
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