PURELY PERSONAL. Thore People In Washington and Nearby
A local column lists residents and visitors. Arthur T. Kreb of West Third is spending a few days in Washington. Pauline McCardell of North Market is visiting Washington. Judge John O. Moster returns from Rockville where he attended courts. Florence Miller of Washington visits her uncle, C. A. Castle, East Third. Former Mayor A. B. Yeakte spent a day in the city after Chicago business. Mrs. George W. Heinlein and Mrs. Arthur Warfield host relatives. Alton Lichter, formerly at The Model, has left for Topeka Kansas for a position. D. Washington Saylor of Jonesville visits brother Charles E. Saylor. C. O. Easton of Harpers Ferry and W. W. Henderson of Beistmore tour the city for O P Telephone business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Arthur T. Kreb
Ty Wethington
Misa
Pauline McCardell
North Market
We Hington
John OC
Moster
Bockville
Mise Florance Miller
Washington
Castle
Enat Third Street
A. EB. Yeakte
Chicago
Basinear
George W. Heinlein
West Third Street
Alter
Arthur Warfieid
Combshand
A. B. Yeakis
Onlie Hanus
Alton Lichter
The
Model
Tole
Kensis
D. Washington Saylor
Jorrsvilla
Charles E. Saylor
Monsrs. CO. O. Easton
Hargaratown
W. W. Henderson
Bsistmore
O. & P. Telephone Company
Disbarred Advocate Charged in Annapolis Case
Adem Garis of Hagers Town Iswysr fled to Oxlahoms. Annis Bond of Annapolis faced charges for selling minor to midshipmen. Samuel B. Young, postmaster of Boonsboro Washington County 354, was fined $100 in the United States District Court for soliciting political subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adem Garis
Hagerstown
Brief Bits From Yesterday's Hunting Reports and Notices
Yesterday several hunters reported small game when Messrz Ww. Frasey and George Shipsy bagged six rabbits. Messrs Joseph Mariz and A. J Eishelberger failed to secure three rabbits during oat hunting. Dr We G. McComas and Mr Carltox S Molae worth bagged fifteen birds and several rabbits. A vacancy in the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia was filled by Josiah A. Wade, assistant Attorney General, in charge of Court of Claims work, in February 1906. A box from the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church was shipped to Rev. Job Lamar, pastor at Brad door North Dakota, including bedclothing and a fur coat valued around one hundred dollars. The News Office notes local establishments offer reliable stationery for business needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrz
Ww. Frasey
George Shipsy
Messrs
Joseph Mariz
A. J Eishelberger
We. G. McComas
Hr. Carltox S Molaeworth
Bereuf
Catrio
Columbia
Jarge McComas
Josish
A. Wao Oradei
Department of Justice
van Dredst
Wyoming
Ecolsty
The
Presbyterian Church
Jobe Lamar
Braddoor
North Dakota
Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution Adopts New Chapter
Frederick Treen of Beltimore Chepter is chosen firat State Bis- Corian-Nex at the Maryland convention. The meeting reports the organization of a new chapter, Gacera Bmallwcoi, in Baltimore with Mrs Robart J Barry regent. Delegates include Mrs J Pembroke Thom and others. The home of Mrs Ross hosts the conference with mentions of General LaFayette and notable past guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Treen
Beltimore Chepter
Baltimore
Maryland
Barglasion
Mza
Chas. W. Ass
Sap Sata
State
Ons
Baltmjrs Ciapiss
Tiss Rewest
Alissiaaar Martoon Jsbnaon
Fradertek Chapwet
Crétary
Tra Biv
Ady Rancoyn
Oresap
Frases 1Org
Oorrs
Pear Stewart Tea Party
Bigtorian
Sra Federick Tyson
Battinore
Upas
Feda Morcicg Aseaton
Eney
Fraceriog
Bice
Francis H. Maraed
Yoderick
Muss Johnson
Tas
Dbs
Cheptor
Balsimors
Boa
Ware
J. Pembroke Thom
Ra- Rane Baltimorra
Ira Kot
John Ri
Baleimors
Henry W. Brogere
Ble. Smith
Mies Allis Smith
Yates
Frederick Tynon
Frankhin B Smith
Robers O' Barry
Stra Jobu
Whelse Paggy Stewart
Tex Party
Ancspiiia
Merris E McOisery
Eleanor Morideeh Jonesen
Tha Hoaae
Governor's Guards Dropper Mustered Out of Maryland National Guard
Annapolis based Company G of the Maryland National Guard commanded by Captain Philip E. Porter has been mustered out following orders from Adjutant General Riggs. Col. Charles D. Gaither traveled to Acowpolia last night to officially terminate the unit after decades of service dating to 1872. The Governor's Guards earned a long local reputation though dwindling rosters left no active duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Philip E. Porter
Firat
Maryland
Riggs
Charles D. Gaither
Fires Brigade
Acowpolia
Prices In Dawson High Costs To Live In World’s Most Expensive Tower City
Dawson Dawson City with 8000+ residents hosts warehouses churches banks and two daily papers worth noting for their expense. Eggs for restaurant use cost $160, white lobster steak case $ one, beer $1 per bottle, champagne $10 50 per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Raleian Daw
Beeria
Delegation Urges Worthington for Chief Judge Post
A group of lawyers and laymen from the city and county called on Governor Warfield in Baltimore yesterday to press the appointment of Glenn H. Worthington as chief judge of the district to succeed the late Judge McSherry. The decision is expected to be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Jadze
Warfield
Esitimore
Glenn H. Worthington
Jadge McSherry
Sheriff Myers Announces Appointments and Retentions
Sheriff George Edward Myers declares appointments for Offices Deputy William H. Smith of Tuscators district turokey Cbamas OHogan of Frederick. No appointment made for riding deputy. William E. Darner retained as present deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherff Eteci
George Edward Myers
Wm. H. Smith
Tuscators
Turokey
Middletown to Enact New Savings Bank
Middletown plans a new bank, the Middletown Savings Bank, with a certificate of incorporation filed Tuesday. Directors include Mathias Absit, Pater Bassard, George Dinterman, Gio Gaver, William Gaysor, Joan Matcarove, George Sense, J Holiin Kefacor, Herman Rodzaba, William Kut zabo, Henry Soundtkeeoat, and David White. Additional details hint at a single-site facility on Sheller property near Greso Street, following recent Gulf Station purchase by Horwson Hoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Soundtkeeoat
David G. White
Ite Sheller
Wiley Tepaing
Greso Street
LUNEMAN'S LPG BROKEN
Walter Osaila, a former employee of Frederick Usuary, was injured at work when a gas line broke on the road between Bahtin turnpike and Ijamsville. Reports say he woke with a knee injury, was treated at the scene, then moved to a boarding house on Wrat Patrick street, and was improving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Osaila
Afisra
Uassis
Stsria
Ruelzeg
Florence Treacey Home After Norfolk Interview
Florence Treacey, daughter of Charles E. Tripsy, returned from Norfolk with her mother after a statement about Jacob Harmon. State's Attorney directs Harman be released locally as extradition papers would not be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman
Fiorecos Tracey
Charles E. Tripsy
Norfolk
Jacob Harman
Sieis
Airasy Willard
Harmon
Sherif Msitz
Funeral notices for Edmonds, Mibiar, and Smith
The report covers funeral services for Isla Benjamin F Edmonds at his daughter’s home then in Barkistsville Lutheran church. Pallbearers listed include grandsons and relatives. Separate notices describe Mrs Harvey Mibiar of Keraville with Walk eraville Lutheran church services and burial at Hope cemetery Woodsboro. Also Mrs Elizabeth Smith to be interred at Middletown Lutheran cemetery after services at Shookstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isla
Benjamin F Edmonds
Frank Batrcon
Broncatills
John I. Yetints
Balnir
Burkittsville
Yeliott
P. B. Fasold
Pallbescers
Harry Edmoantis
Laroy Jankings
Clinton W. Jannings
Caspar Janatoge
Atorza Darner
Rodney Darner
Rasdolph
Thomas Brown
Unisa
Walkeraville Lutheran Chorah
Orlat
Hope Cemetary
Woodsboro
Ross Miller
Howard Sirine
Raymond , Miller
Jasze Birles
Rneseil Miller
Grege Strins
D. A. Sherett
Elizabeth Smith
Rugene Smith
Shookstown
Bandry
Latheran Church
Mid-dietown
W.& Brown
Latheran
TRE SOCIAL WORLD ME AND MRS HARP ENTERTAIN
A 1920s style note records a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Marzwood D Harp for United Brethren church friends. Mrs Harp sang solos, Miss Young presided at the organ, and refreshments followed late. Attendees include M D Harp, Kyle Kiracoff, Mary Young, Lilien Shifer, Lara Shook, Jin Sommere, Etei Summers, Iola Lones, Liniss McGinols, Ian McDonald, Maggie and Boulak Darrow, Blanch and Lillian Miller, Horcos and Muagoard Karp, Paul B. Boilderift, George Houck, Alan Mottar.
Feast of St Steelelans Celebrated By Institute
St Johns Literary Institute marked the feast day yesterday with an afternoon ceremony. Prof Dijon, prinse of the school, delivered the BR Address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Steelelans
St. Stontelans
St. John’s Literary Institute
Prof
Dijon
Prinsipse
Explosion at Beachley home injures family and damages room
Oil pouring incident at Mr D Osward Beachley’s Grath Meacain area home near Mid il-towa on Wednesday caused a violent can explosion. Fire scorched the room as Mr Beachley and others fought the blaze, with Mrs Beachley and a child seeking safety and neighbors helping. The family suffered scorched clothing and smoke effects but no fatalities were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Osward Beachley
Grath Meacain
Mid Il-Towa
Beachley
Garland Arrola
Beckat
Kim
Beaches
Tae
Beacley
Dewes
Aresahe
Mr. Hoffa
Luther Kepler
Sameast Bigler
Unusual Opportunity for Health Talk at Women’s College
Thanks to local merchants and the Women’s College, our district will hear Dr J N Wetermack speak on “Things About the Doctors which People Ought to Know.” He is secretary of Kentucky’s State Board of Health and a leader in medical education. The lecture focuses on public health, sanitation, and dispelling quackery, with a view to informing all citizens about medical practice and professionalism. The event is organized by the local reform society and will take place at the Women’s College Hall on Wednesday evening, December 4, 1915 at 8:15 pm, followed by a discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Kepler
Wii
Verdi
Rome
Albert Leary Gihon
New York
Prince Fushimi
Japan
Roosevelt
Mtaden
Womwsn
Pabito
J N. Wetermack
Stats Board of Health of Kentucky
American Hedicat Association
Apaaker
McCorm
Baing
Mysf
United States
Avery
Alan Sinderes
Piness
Montgomery
Hsepoka
American Medical Association
State Medical Board of
Aisbama Ia
MoOshimack
Mafshal Asadoia- Sion
Woman's College Halicn Wadtnessay
Hymeneal Engagement Announced For Mary Trait
Major and Mrs Jona I Yallott announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Trait to Mr Frank Hardesty Worthington. The marriage will be a quiet home affair within weeks and Worthington sails for Korea to join Oriental Mining Co. Oswald EB Seyferth and Roth Elizabeth Taylor, both of Clarkesburg, were married at Mrs Besant’s home on Ead Church Street by Rev John Paul Tyler. Thomas J L Wiles of Bucksys Town and Miss Mary Eileen Whipp of Church Hill quietly wed that evening at seven in the Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage. Alle In Wonderland will be staged tonight in the Opera House at Middletown by the pupils of Mrs Elizabeth McDanonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Lebhsrz
Bass Third Street
PCUSD
Lillie Stone
East Sixth Street
Edward Dich
South Markss Etraet
Jona I. Yallott
Toweer
Mary Trait
Frank Hardesty Worthington
Worthington
Koreas
Oriental Mining Company
Eryfesth—Taylor
Oswald EB. Seyferth
Roth Elizabeth Taylor
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Af. BR. Besant
Ead Church Street
John Paul Tyler
Trinksy
M. E. Harsh
South
Wiles—Whipp
Thomas J. L. Wiles
Bucksystown
Mies Mary Eilen Whipp
Church Hill
G. William Millar
Doubs
Middletown
Elizabeth McDanonel
President Vice-President Vice President Cashier CO M Teomas
The record lists officers including President and Vice-President with cashier roles at CO M Teomas Ker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Teomas
KER
Local attractions lure crowds to Breer’s and dinners
A vivid ad listing shows Breer’s Ras Tace on Saturday night November 16 with moving plots, oysters shipped from Virginia beds, flowers, and holiday portraits. It promotes the City Hotel Grill, new grill room, and chef guidance, plus Chrysanthemum Show at Dory Brothers and a Domestic Building Association series with 350 weeks term and 4 percent overage for investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Building Association
Icam
Das. H. Barrie
Frank C. Norwood
J. D. Hendrickson
Chas. Wertheimer
John Baumgardner
Zachariss
Sappington
Bodack, Sevy
Treas
Abe
Frederick College Football Clash Tomorrow at Bb. James
The Frederick College team travels to Bb. James to play Hagerstown in a 40 point matchup featuring Bb. James College as the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bb. James
Hagerstown
Bb. James College
Holiday Ad Mix Delights At Local Venues And Sales
A fragmented display lists a November 18 demonstration by Nations Siscult Company Crackers and a Mizpah Chapter meeting at 7:80. It promotes McCardell’s products, Pearce and Scheck moving pictures at multiple venues, and Evagr’s Rugs. Also mentions Pearce and Rohack’s shows, city opera hall events, and Mullinix’s store selling carpet cleaners and products like Earthquake carpet care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Hall
Pearce & Rbohack
Moving Pictures
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McCardall
Gracker
Besant & Scott Plies
Dvance Tye Mare
N.R Batant O
R. Gistingsr
Sao Hst
McCardill
Pires
Darsy
Markey
Landla Woasa
Netdig & Miller
Tre
McComsa
Shachive
Maryland “Daughters
Pleasant Session
Luneman
LPG
Florence Treacey
TRE Social World
Mr. Beachley
GAN
3.N. McCormack
Citisere National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
Oe President
WH. G. Baker
H. D. Baeer
WH. G. Simmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cazhlar
Jovan Jan. McSuzzas
Gro
Suits
Supex Jone
C. Morres
Jons
Rausaces
Ws. G. Baker
Cdaste
D-E. Beracosx
J.D. Bagza
D &. Hanapere, Toa
H. Haute
John D. Hendrickson
Red. Co
Elenbone
Atoz
Joan D Hendrickson
Rewig & Miller
Miller
Goyer
Crayata
Siberian
Fox
Raccoon
Breer
Pesros
Ecbeok
City Hotel Grill
Bhall
Steil Oysters
Virginia Beds
Qor Grill
Dory Brothers
Ricsisos
Orstera
Virginia
Nations Siscult’ Company
Busast & Erort
McOusrdell
McOsrdell
Euva B. Girtisos
Bea
McCardell
Pearce & Scheck
Olsy Opera Houses
Sei~urdsy
Lynhaven
Laxor
Evagr
Stailinix
Carpai
Palace Holler Rink
Borok
Mullinix
Thomas P.rior
Markat Street
A. F. Eichelberger
Dollo Mscofacturing
Hocttoeter
W.va
Feretb
Cn Bs Keen
Opr
Bates
Dantradt
Hale Drs Ehampoolog
Bsk
Margarst MacKenzie
Gerrareaney Hospital
Arket Bt
Dectidawiy
Ds Pruerman
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Maridéanly
Cem
C. . Lefauver
North Market Street
A. Long
North Market SF
Anelidis Eee
Best Broz
Saventh Br
newFale
Barry W. Lewis
Shercy
Jn Mow
Enjos
Oisa
Mollie Fb
LEWIE
Ae Administratrix
Or &.C. Remneborg
Dvelneg
Frderick
Ioae Mareele Property
Court Streep
Crames & Stauffer
W. W. Buhrman
Mulberrs
Flédly & Sale
News Uerg
Clabee Pisce
East Tuird Street
Bisdst
Tod
Parlers
Patrice Street
Igdtt
Rete
Gontaining
South Street
B. Sappergt
Cle Yar
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