Personal Notes From Town Visitors And Travel
au PURELY PERSONAL. and Paragraphs About Those Who ome and Go. Mr. Orho J. Gaver of Burkittaville is in town today on business. Postmaster Nicodemus of Morrovis, Mr. Ira Yeakle of Baltimore, visits relatives here. Mrs. L. B. Ghegan of East Patrick street is visiting in Washington. Mr. James Robinson returns from Emmittsburg. Mr. W.E. Borner of Covington Way returns from a visit to friends here. Master George Perry on a cosptade position at Marley’s shop. Mr. Gordon Bugenbel has gone to Baltimore for a lucrative position. Miss Berths Kiracore returns from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Sanday of Illinois visit their nephew Cornelius Sanday on East Third street. Prof. George J. Luckey, House of Delegates member, visits Pittsburg. Mrs. S. S. Hench goes to Philadelphia and Trappe to visit family. Miss Katie Sanday of Pennsylvania spends time with cousin Osraelius Sunday. Mr. Christian H. Eckstein, who was at Washington, returns home. Mrs. B. Lee Slingluff returns to Sudbrook Park after visiting O. S. Howard. Mr. J. F. Harman of Osgerstown visits his sister on Sunday and yesterday. Mr. H. H. Harman, brother of Nicodemus, was here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orho J. Gaver
Burkittaville
Nicodemus
Morrovis
Ira Yeakle
Baltimore
Ghegan
East Patrick Street
Washington
James Robinson
Emmittsburg
W.E. Borner
Covington
George Perry
West South Street
Marley
Ehoa
Gordon Bugenbel
Berths Kiracore
South Market
Solomon Sanday
Illinois
Cornelius Sanday
East Third Street
George J. Luckey
Aleat
House of Delegates
Pittsburg
S. 3
Hench
Philadelphia
Trappe
G. Brownback
Katie Sanday
Pennsylvania
Osraelius Sunday
Christian H. Eckstein
West Fourth Street
B. Lee Slingluff
Sudbrook Park
Brief Bits of Local Happenings and Hunting Notes
Local brief items report Mr. Harry Young on South Market street bagging three rabbits during a Tuesday hunt. A new dwelling for Mr. B. Joseph Zimmerman on East Third street nears roofing. E D Hudson on North Market street begins remodeling 131 North Market. W D Jones on Linden Grovs farm near Lisboo raises 273 barrels of corn from 18 acres, about 13 1/6 per acre. Messrs. Phelbe, Dieter and Brust together bag 18 rabbits in a hunting trip, fourth this season totaling 59. The old Birely family bores on Montagus pike died, about 35 years old, given a family burial at the request of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Young
South Market Street
Joseph Zimmerman
East Third Street
E. D. Hudson
North Market
North Market Street
W. D. Jones
Linden Grovs Farm
Lisboo
Goward County
Mesers
Benjamin Phebze
Harry Dieter
James Brust
J. Henry Birely
R Clinton Zimmerman
Montagus Pike
Birely
Jesse Baile
Palmer funeral draws large Utica crowd at Ss Pauls
Funeral services for Jacob Ezra Palmer were held at Ss Pauls church Utica conducted by Pastor Rev Hecc with many attendees filling the church. Interment was at Utica cemetery. Freighters were Creaer & Son Thurmono. Tributes and floral emblems covered the casket. Tonight the Frederick County Historical Society resumes monthly meetings at Mrs F F Smiths home. The Y M J A course opens with Fan and Philosophy by Dr Swadsner at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ezra Palmer
Harssaville
Ss. Paul’s Church
Utica
Almer
Uticos
Lewis A. Snook
Jorge W. Gramer
T. E. R. Milar
Nelson D. Ramsberg
Hiram Laver
Richard K. Harper
J Creaer & Son
Thurmono
Actics
The
Frederick County Historical Society
F. F. Smith
Dr. Swadsner
Opera House
Patrick Street paving and ordinance amended in city council
The mayor and aldermen met in regular session on a January evening with full attendance. A petition by Patrick Street property owners for paving West Patrick Street between Market and Court Streets was referred to the city attorney. An amended ordinance tightens prohibitions on encroachments and allows limited sidewalk and storefront extension with board approval. A $5 daily, up to $20 penalty is set for violations. The board approved paying numerous bills and heard Alderman Douglass motion to demand a $2,000 bond from the Baltimore and Frederick Railway. The session adjourned after the October financial report and board actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Rice
West Patrick Street
Market
Court
Thas
Board of Aldermen
Douglass
City Register
American Bonding Company
Baltimore and Frederick Railway Company
Kradley
Wheaxon & Browneset
Peter Brooksy
Marken & Hielfe
John A. Boyce & Co
Union Manuafacturing
B.D. Wood Co
G. Wm. Dsanebarger
O. P. Zarn Co
Fremke
Bro
Western Union Telegraph Oa
Henry P. Fabrney
Tyeryar
Ag Markoat
Willer Garrett
Seales
Jury takes case in Enos Rontzahn vs Washington Biser
The Washington state damages action in Hagerstown was withdrawn from the jury. Rentzahn of Frederick county claimed an oral one year farm lease on Biser’s Boonsboro Keedynville property with April 1 1904 possession and shared stock and crops, while Biser contested fraud and possession requirements. The court ruled parole evidence cannot prove a lease under the statute unless possession occurred, and then the jury was excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos
Rontzahn
Washington Biser
Hagerstown
Rontzsin
Frederick County
Biser
Boonsboro
Keedynville
Rentzahn
Biker
Big Prihian Meeting at Cumberland Academy of Music
A Knights of Pythias district meeting in Cumberland initiated 173 candidates at the Academy of Music. District Deputy M. W. Buasier opened the afternoon session. Mayor Clarence M. Hing gave the welcome, with Reno Sarp of Frederick as grand chancellor replying. Grand Council members A. P. Marsh and others from Frederick county attended, including H. Dorsey Etchison, John H. Martz, William Richferde, and J. Emory Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Academy of Music
Cumberland
Miller's Hall
M. W. Buasier
Clarance M. Hing
Reno 8
Sarp
Frederick
Knights of Pyrhias of
Maryland
A. P. Marsh
Grand Outer Guard
Frederick County
H. Dorsey Etchison
John H. Martz
William Lt. Richferde
J. Emory Neilson
Brunswick
Mountain Fires Threaten Pleasant Valley Hillside
Fires blaze along Mountain Fire on South Mountain and Elk Ridge from Weverton to Brownsville. For days the hills burn as windy weather spreads the flames. Several houses were saved after strenuous efforts by residents and crews. Much timberland is burned, posing a serious loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Elk Ridge Mountain
Pleasant Valley
Weverton
Brownsville
Valusbls Timberland
Back From Nebraska Trip Brings Soil and Grain Samples
Mrs. J. E. Feags and her son Harry return from visiting Rosa and Oto May in Nebraska. They bring soil, wheat, oats, hay, white and yellow corn, potatoes, onions, and wild game including ducks prairie chickens and rabbits. Also bring various gifts from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
J. E. Feags
Harry
Rosa
Fatal Possum Hunt in Washington County
Fisher a 70 year old colored man from Barkitts ville fell while hunting possums near Brownsville and shot himself. The lead struck the calf, mangling it and breaking two bones. Despite injuries he crawled some distance, cried for help, and was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Barkittsville
This County
Brownsville
Washington County
Fatal Fire in New York Tenement Kills Five
Five people died and several were injured in an incendiary blaze on East Thirty third Street. Police suspect the Black Hand in the early morning fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tax Nune
Severty-third Street
Odell to go to New York for testimony
Ex Gov Odell goes to New York this morning and may testify before the Insurance Investigating committee this afternoon in a special dispatch from The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsers
N. Y
Oiell
New York
Insurance Investigating Committee
Patersbore Quiet as Strike Weakens
St Patersburg November 16 The city remains quiet as the strike appears to be weakening with reduced activity and little disorder reported. Local authorities note fewer demonstrations and a calm street scene amid ongoing labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetfal
St. Paterssvukg
Deaths and funerals in Baltimore area notices
Mrs. Sarah A C Yeakle aged 5 died yesterday at 901 North Stricker Street Baltimore in failing health but sudden. She was once Miss Sarah Galezilo daughter of the late Charles Galizio married to Jacob Yeakle 1835 He died in 185. Survived by two children J B Yeakle and Minnie S Yeakle and cousin Mrs Cheney. Remains will arrive over the N O R Ro tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock with interment in Olivet cemetery. Joseph Brochey aged 17 of Pearl died from lockjaw after injury to foot from old roofing material. Services held at the home and interment at Olivet cemetery. Alice M Quarles widow of John Quarles died suddenly from heart failure with asthma. Survived by two sons Edward and John Quarles a brother Frank H Jacobs and three sisters Mrs George O Baylay Miss Georgia Jacobs and Mrs Rosa Sappington. Funeral at 11 tomorrow from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A.C. Yeakle
Sarah A. C. Yeakle
Robert G. Checey
North Stricker Street
Baltimore
Wr. Libbert
Charles Barger
N.O.R
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Joseph Broceey
Jozeph Brochey
Howard Brochey
Pearl
Banaa
Mer. Olivet
The Social World A Pleasant Gathering near Walkersville
A large group of relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs George W Zimmerman met Sunday at their Walkersville home. Attendees included Elmer Main and family Linganore John Main Mt. Pleasant John D Garber and family Jacob Hintz and family Rebecca Roderick Daysville and others. Mr Zimmerman hosted a hospitable day. ARCE A lively Junior Hall dance drew about thirty five couples with Frederick Select Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Zim- Merman
Walkersville
Elmer Main
Linganore
John Main
Mt. Pleasant
John D. Garber
Jacob Hintz
Rebecca Roderick
Daysville
John Strine
Adam Kratzer
Wim. G. Roderick
Frederick
Zimmerman
Arce
Illness Update From Lewistown District
Typhoid fever patients including Levi Zentz show slow improvement. Mrs. Christian Baker remains confined to bed. Andrew Cramer continues to improve after illness. Three children in the Wewcomer family are listed among the sick. Lewis Powell also improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Levi Zentz
Christian Baker
Andrew Cramer
Wewcomer
Lewis Powell
Church Services Announced for Uties and Zeu Reformed
Home Missionary Day will be observed with an appropriate service by the Sunday school and congregation of St. Paul s Reformed Church at Uties on Sunday November 19 at 10 15 a m led by Rev St Hench pastor Regular service in Zeu Reformed Church Charlesville next Sunday at 2 15 pm with a catechetical class after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Uties
St. Hench
Zeu Reformed Church
Charlesville
Local residents report mixed illness updates in Baltimore area
Br. George Ishell of West South street is slightly improved after hospital treatment in Baltimore. Master John Brachey of Madison Avenue is quite sick with typhoid fever, and his mother Mrs. Brachay is also on the sick list. Franklin H. Davis of West Patrick street is much better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ishell
West South Street
Baltimore
John Brachey
Madison Arenue
Brachay
Franklin H. Davis
West Patrick Street
Divorce Application for Daisy May Oosley Filed
Mrs. Daisy May Oosley by attorney Arthur Willard seeks a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from husband Wm. Lie Gooley. Married May 21, 1903, they resided at Park Mills in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy May Oosley
Arthur Willard
Wm. Lie Gooley
Park Mills
Thig County
Mrs Groff Granted Absolute Divorce in DC Court
Justice Stafford signed a decree granting Caroline G Groff an absolute divorce from John Groff, formerly of Frederick, on grounds of infidelity. Groff may resume her maiden name Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Groff
Justica Stafford
Washington, D. C
Caroline G. Groff
John Groff
Frederick
Groff
Miller
Rev Bl Mplaan Weds Miss Mary Neff in Maplehurst Ceremony
A large crowd witnessed the wedding of Miss Mary Hamish Ned Neff to Rev Eugene Sarah McLean at Maplehurst near Alexandria Pa. The service at the Reformed church was led by Rev E R Eschbach and Rev Howard Obald. Guests from multiple towns attended. The couple left for a northeastern trip and will reside at 15 East Third Street after December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henotingdon County
Maplehhurst
Alexandria
and Rice
William Neff
Mizeary Hamish Ned
Eugene Sarah McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Paul Neff
Frederick Neff
Joseph Neff
Amelia Neff
Charles D. Neff
Upper Jaws University
Fayette
Ows
Ceed
E R. Eschbach
Frederick
Howard Obald
Obriat Reformed Church
Thea
Amelia Neft
Local Bank Officers and Capital Figures Reported
The document lists bank officers with names such as D. Baker and W. H. Baker as vice presidents and G. Zimmerman as cashier. Samuel Duvall is noted as assistant cashier. Capital is shown at 100000 with a surplus of 250000. Several names including D. Barrr and Jxo.C.Morres appear in a roster, along with others like D.E. Errauver and Jom Rawspora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
B.D. Baker
Wal G. Zimmerman
Samuel
Duvall
Ivpek Jas
Searsdig & Miller Linens Miracle Bargains for Thanksgiving
SEWDIG & MILLER offer discounted linens for Thanksgiving featuring snow white Damask and satin finished fabrics in various patterns. Includes napkins, table runners, damask tableware, and land cloths with Mexican drawn work. Also touts women’s flannelet wrappers and trims selection with low prices. Weather note promises woolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidig & Miller
Tenerife
Seidig & Miller
Eye Strain and Glasses Lecture and Local Stock Notice
Eye strain discussed as a condition treated by correct glasses, with Dr O Wings at 151 N Market St offering consultations November 16 17 and 18. Also a Frederick Maryland Domestic Building Association stock sale for Series No 9 on Saturday November 19 with dues pricing loans and a secretary contact, plus a special rail return fare and train schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wings
N. Market Atraat
Frederick Caunuty
Ior
Wilbur H. Davai
Fermore’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Sappixcton
Pres
Witner A. Devatt
Onan Les Wertheimer
Joas Bacégardier
Hogack Zac
Landmark post office building burns in Cumberland
An old Cumberland post office building burned destroying a landmark. Local reporting notes inquiries into the fire and surrounding circumstances.
W O T U Meeting At Mrs Stauffer's In Walkersville
The W O T U of Walkersville met at Mrs J H Stauffer's on Tuesday November 14 at 7 PM The next gathering is set for December 12 at Mrs Whitter's with Miss Elena Stauffer Miss Maa Ramsberg and Elizabeth Haugh named to organize the program A fine program including instrumental solos duets and a report on the Baltimore State Convention was presented Visitors included several local ladies and Dora Thorne opens at the Glfy Opera House Wednesday night November 22 with a well reviewed stage adaptation of the popular Dora Thorne novel aimed at theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
J. H. Stauffer
Whitter
Elena Stauffer
Maa Ramsberg
Elizabeth Haugh
Esau Creager
Olars Stauffer
Emma Stauffer
Cephas Thomas
Harlan Summers
John Whitter
Dora Thorne
Gltsy
Dora Thorns
Sre
The Heart of Ireland at City Opera Hall
Mr Edward Wright and company present The Heart of Ireland a romantic Irish drama praised by the Times Oakland for its beauty and cost. Wrights singing enriches the performance and the audience response is strong. The show opens at City Opera Hall next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of
Mr. Wright
Times
Oakland
Cal
City Opera
Hal-r
Hymeneal Rice Toms and other marriages in Walkersville area
Multiple wedding notices from Walkersville and nearby towns. Rios and Toms wed November 18 at Lutheran parsonage with small gathering. Welly and Myers unite November 11 near Waynesboro. Thompson and Bennett married in Germantown. Poole and Reed wed in Martinsburg. Knell and Himes marry quietly. Smith and Springer wed at Walkersville Lutheran parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Lexnnett
John Olersland Thompson
Myrtleo Bennett
Germantown
Montgomery County
L. A. Thirlkeld Poole
John Elgin Poole
Laura Blew Reed
Martinsburg
M. A. Castis
Esell—Himes
Mickas
LeRoy Knell
Annie J. Himes
BP. D. Fahrnsy
East Church Street
A City Arts and Event Preview From Local Advertisements
Local notices list seafood offerings at Lidie’s and Paone 2, a military drama Under two Flags by United Daughters of the Confederacy at City Opera House on November 12 and 16 with 35 cent reserved seats. Ars plaster works sale at Mehrl F. Moberly’s prompts interest. plaster statuary priced 1.50 to 2.60. Swadenar lecture on Ban and Philosophy offers humor and insight with tickets 25 and 50 cents. a five-lecture course is 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Under
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City Opera House
St Yeakls’a
Mehrl F. Moberly’s
Patrick Street
Land Purchase by Strailman on East Patrick Street
Mr Charles J D Strailman by his attorney Alfred Ritter purchases from Mr Henry G O Leary eight perches of land on East Patrick street in this city for two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. D. Strailman
Alfred Ritter
Henry G. O'Leary
East Patrick Street
New Art Loom Draggers and Ingrains at Mullinixs
L. E. Mullinix promotes Art Loom Draggers and new Ingrain carpets with Oriental rug styles. Advertises latest novelties in floor coverings at the carpet house and invites customers to visit Casit and see them.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgarten
Gustavus Adolphus
Waseixarom
TAR News
W. L. Mooga
Weather Beroac
YEW
Qcity Opera House
Beagle
Renal Estate
GO Man Wanted
Dore Thorne
Ghas. Klipp
Lidie's
C. E. Oling L. Cramero& Sants
Forsyth
Court Street
Baldiox
News OF the Churches
Mplaan
Mary H. Neff the Bride
Hev
E. HK. Evebbach
Mapleburnt
Akrandria
Cetleens’ National Bank
John Mendrickson
Corpore
Talaphene Calles
Jobe Hendrickson
D. Baker
Citizens' Nat. Bank
Frederick, ND
U. A. Tomass
Daxiet Baxze
Sewdig & Miller
George
Rodock & Co
Bargale
Justj
Lingleams
Sams Prics
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Geoceries
West
Caprion Ortical Co
N. W
Fao
Dr. Swadener
Ohio
UST
Guy Hotel
B. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Ayaa
L. Refauver
Aftiual Specialist
Cor
Church and Market Sts
Fraderick
O. E. Foster
B.N
Eepauver, Ed
W. Charch Street
Geo. W.worman
D. Thomas
Rentz Street
Marie Diehl
West Church Street
Broome
BV. Darrow
N. Market St
Market St
Msaito
Jaz.c
F. B. S&ppingtor
China
Frederics
Cy Rail
News OF the
Cumbshland
Arthur Digger
Charles County
Lloyd Lowndes
Hosphill
James 4. Whalen
Sherif William E. Embray
Montgomery
Cabin John Bridge
Board of Public Works
Joseph M. Streett
Harford County
Rice—Toms
Harry Garfield Rios
Elie Helen Toms
J A. Aspar
Nellie R. Asper
Mrs Rios
Welix—Myers
Benjamin Franklin Welly
Linden Mills
Lindea Diatillery
Waynenboro
Mary A. Myers
York Road
Ezra M. Senzeny
Welly
Sonseny
Uniontown
Lidie’s
Paone
Merril FP
LE. Meliiia
L. E. Mullinix
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