Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Bliss Margaret Quynn visits Washington. Mrs Chas Diffendal returns from Washington. Edward Goldsborough visiting his home in this city. Dr and Mrs Edward Hewes return from Baltimore after attending the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr Hewes' parents. Estelle Castle leaves for a visit to Baltimore. Joseph Murdock of Galveston on a visit to his city friends. Lewis Mebrar in Brunswick today. John Sinsell and mother visit Mrs M M Carty in South Market. W H Matheny visits Frederick for two weeks. Cal Routzahn visiting relatives in Frederick after living in Harmony. Frank Mayne moves from Carlisle to Frederick County to reside at Greff property. Jennie E Beckley returns from a visit to the Nation’s Capital. Flora Nusbaum visiting Mrs L E Wachter near Grove’s Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Margaret Quynn
Washington
Chas. Diffendal
Edward Goldsborough
Edward Hewes
East Church Street
Baltimore
Joseph Murdock
Galveston
Texas
Lewis Mebrar
East Patrick Street
Brunswick
John Sinsell
Oakland
M. M. Carty
South Market Street
W. H. Matheny
Frostburg
Allegany County
Frederick
Cal. Routzahn
Harmony
Frank Mayne
Carlisle
Ohio
Frederick County
Greff
Market
Seventh Streets
Jennie E. Beckley
Flora Nusbaum
Mt Pleasant
L E. Wachter
Groye
Reading Club Meets With Poems and Essays
Miss Diehl's Reading Club gathered at Mr. Wm. H. Amilier's West Church street home with full attendance. The program opened with a poem November followed by Mrs. Oliphant's Queen Victoria article, Alfred the Great from Greens History, and Penelope's English Experiences in the Country by Kate Wentworth Higgins. Next meeting set for Thursday November 23 at 8 o'clock at Professor Tilton's Court Square residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI38
Diehl
Penelope
Kate Wentworth Higgins
Middletown Water Works Hit By Flooding
The Middletown water system suffered a late Tuesday overflow as the reservoir feed was diverted into main and branch mains. Constable C. G. Wise was named general superintendent to oversee tapping of mains and plumbing for new customers with the official test planned for month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Water Works
Main
CG. E. Wise
Board of Town Commissioners
In the Law's Grip Case of Disorderly Conduct
Frank Smith alias Black Diamond was fined 2.85 dollars by Justice Eckstein for disorderly conduct at Junior Hall on Wednesday night and jailed 30 days for nonpayment. Daniel Donohue, a tramp, was committed to the House of Correction for six months for drunken and disorderly behavior. he is an old offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Justice Eckstein
Daniel Donohue
House of Correction
Daniells
Almehouse
Laws and Local Developments Across Maryland Reports
The item notes Cumberland courthouse work speeding along, Laurel water and street plans, and canal season success for boatmen. It mentions John W. Gist a Carroll county Republican dying at 78, Maryland Court of Appeals opinions, a Hagerstown judge marrying Miss Sallie Lynch, and oystermen in Pocomoke sound planning for better prices. Deputies named in Washington county, and a horse and mule sale at Governor Brown's Carroll farm with light bidding. The Baltimore and Ohio rolling mill lease expired and Cambria Iron moves to Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Harford County
Laurel
John W. Gist
Pinksburg
Carroll County
Court of Appeals For
Maryland
J. Marbourg Keedy
Hagerstown
Sallie Lynch
Bedford
Pocomoke Sound
Carroll County Advisory Board
Westminster
Herbert
Washington County
Bruce B. Zelier
James Harvey
Wesley Motes
Governor Brown
Baltimore and Ohio
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Death and memorial notices from East Patrick street
Mrs Milicent Washington wife of Robert G McPherson died this morning at 9 30 at the family home on East Patrick street aged about 70. She was born in Kentucky with faint Washington lineage linked to General George Washington. Four children survive her, Wm McPherson Minnesota Robert Greenville S C Mrs Kate Hunter and Miss Margaret McPherson Frederick. Also notes of other obituaries and funerals including Clayton S Devilbiss and John B Tidy with details of services and interment at Greenmount Mount Olivet and Buckeystown churches and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’peerson
Milicent Washington
Robert G. stePherson
East Patrick Street
Iis Cottage
Mrs. Archerson
Charlestown
W. Vs
Kentucky
Finess
George Washington
Clayton S. Devilbise
A. W Devitbiss
Liberty
Jeremiah Brown
New Windsor
Kansas
Louisana
Jenning’s
Esterly
John B. Tidy
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
St. Ignatius’ Catholic Church
W.R. Cowardin
W. H. Fitzgerald
Frederick Muliz
Zogh Sisson
Edward Wilson
Samuel Hanna
Allen Martin
Greenmount Cemetery
Bosiey
Tidy
Cockeysville
William Bossey
Johan
Arnold Vanfossen
North Market
East Sixth Streets
J. N.zbamerman
Henry Beaumgardner
Andrew Babe
Charles Hagan
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
William B. Rice
West Pat- Tick Street
E.R. Eschbach
J. Henry Lampe
J. Henry Lampe, Jr
Edward Murray
Henry Wertzbaugh
Wm. Deering
Michael Kennedy
Cordeile Thomas
M. EL
Buckeystown
Foreman
Leboring Sons
Hore Hill Cemetery
A. Y P. Rice & Sons
Visit of Inspection by Baltimore and Ohio Officials
A special train named Chicago and West Virginia, pulled by engine S12, arrived at 1145 p.m. over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad with senior officials for inspection. They departed at 1 210 p.m. for Brunswick and Hagerstown toward the Ohio river, reporting satisfaction with Frederick operations and the company's maintenance and telegraph work. The party included R. B Campbell, T. Fitzgerald, A. H. Johnson, B. T. Sendsil, Charles Selden, EB. W. Grieves, A. J. Cromwell, G. B. Hezlehurst, and P. McGowan. The George Phoebus of Frederick was misidentified as Mr. George W. Phoebus, a noted stone cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Virginis
Baltimore
Svd
Ohio Neli
Oz & Generslour
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Ohio River
Frederick
R. B Campbell
T. Fitzgerald
A. H. Johnson
B. T. Sendsil
Charles Selden
EB. W. Grieves
A. J. Cromwell
G. B. Hezlehurst
P. McGowan
Local Mishaps Report Hit Middletown Area
The Middletown Register lists several recent injuries in the vicinity. A 19 month old girl was badly bitten by a neighbor’s dog. a fall from a rickety porch left Mrs Keiler with minor injuries. a Texas man shot his arm while cleaning a pistol. a 13 year old boy injured his right eye in brush. two children were knocked down by bicycles. Luther Kepler injured a hand moving a threshing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Las
J. Thomes White
Harlan Long
Ths
E.L. Beckley
Chas. W. Keiler
A. W. Smith
W. C. Koog’e
Texas
Mexico
Clifford
Wm. H. Milter
Frederick
Cliford
Luther L. Kepler
New Baltimore
Tne
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and Local Guests List
A dense OCR list shows hotel arrivals with names and towns including Orry Hover D C Conway J T Cooney Baltimore W H Williams Bostop A D Leech J T Harleio Hagerstown L L Purzel John Knox W E Crane B Coral Philadelphia P L Wellkroson C H Pearson B B Osborn R P Speed H Biniz G Lough New York W A Southard Harrisburg A J Moseheimer York K M Allman Littlestown A G Dale Trenton H D Mayer Lancing Chas Fish Chicago T R Graffin Marietta G R Eaves Richmond County and other travelers from Philadelphia Baltimore Louisville Chicago Ha gerstown Md Den nings Md Washington D C from the county and city entries.
Two Bold Robberies Strike Boonsboro and Smoretown
Thieves drove to Boonsboro to loot Mr A C Huffer’s corn crib stealing about fifteen barrels of corn and sacks. They entered through a alley opening then twice returned for more corn before fleeing. Nearby near Smoretown Mr Hutzel’s home was hit for twelve large turkeys and several chickens as robbers loaded their plunder onto a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C Huffer
Boonsboro
John D. Hutzell
Smoretown
Thurston Personalities Attend Social Guests
Rev M F 8 Rice and Lawyer Birch of Washington DC visited Mr Geo E House and hosted fine game along with breech leaders and a French pointer. Prof Robert LeRoy Haslap stayed with Mr Jos A House, Fire Professor photographed Sugar Loaf area. News of Prof T M Simmons misfortune caused community sadness and wish for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
M. F
Rice
Lawyer Birch
Washington, D.C
Geo. E. House
Robert LeRoy Haslap
Jos. A. House
Sugar Loaf
T. M. Simmons
Methodists Plan a Year of Caution and Reduced Mission Grants
Delegates at the general conference in Minneapolis set the eleven hundred thousand dollar mission budget for the coming year with strict apportionment and heavy cuts. Church leaders warned that financial stringency requires retrenchment in mission work. speakers urged economy in ministry at home and abroad. The Literary Society met with presiding President J E R Wood Jr, debating whether the joys of life surpass sorrows and hearing readings and remarks from several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Minneapolis
Sirésa
P.lg.y. MC. A
Literary Society
J.E.R. Wood, Jr
Grayron Renner
Edgar E. Moore
Jays of Life
Roger B. Wood
D. Edw. Herbert
Monument Erection Plans by Local Benefactor in Fairmount
Mr. B. F. Hemmater to erect monuments in Fairmount cemetery Liberty near graves of the late Nelson Norwood and Walter Norwood. A large tombstone will be placed near the grave of the late Mrs. Mary Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trorew
B. F. Hemmater
Fairmoun
Liberty
Nelson Norwood
Walter Norwood
Mary Harris
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County
Margaret C Bowman and her husband transfer several tracts of land to John M Brown for 1890 dollars. Albert Jones and Nannie P his wife and others convey property in Frederick County to Marcellus Beale for 2836.15 dollars. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Bowman
Daniel
John M. Brown
Albert Jones
Nannie P
Marcellus Beale
Frederick County
Electric railway to Beaver Creek and Smithsburg eyed
Report from George A. Davis outlines a Baltimore project to extend an electric line from Boonsboro to Keedysville and beyond to Beaver Creek and Smithsburg. Plans include 85 pound rails, heavy cross ties, 2,000 extra cross ties, a power plant, and a possible branch to the Mount region with real estate growth in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Smitheburg
Boonsboro
Keedysville
George A. Davis
Philadelphia
Huges and Rigby Engineering Company, Limited
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Booneboro
Boasboro
Rhodes
Westinghouse Electric Company
Citzens
Lconsboro
Smithsburg
Maryland
Black Rock
John T. Kinsey
Smoketown
Annapolis Rock
Wolfs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Kinsey
W.T. H. Bare
Johnstown
Christley Landis
Western Maryland Railroad
Kreedysville
Slack Rock
Hagerstown
Reedesville
The Weather and the Freaks Predict Harsh Winter
The weather column notes a cool wintry trend with several folk observations. Husk colors, bog melt patterns, nut crops, and animal behavior are cited as indications of a potential severe season ahead according to a popular weather prophet.
Naval officership contest spotlighted in Western Maryland
The Baltimore American reports Western Maryland figures like Col. Buchanan Sealey and Congressman Compton as potential naval officer candidates. It notes Cleve land's possible veto of prearranged slates and cites The Cumberland Times denying McKaig’s candidacy, asserting he will remain in his district seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Washington County
Buchanan Sealey
Baltimore
Fevest
Wlog
J. Clarence Lane
Compton
Naval Office
Cleveland
Maryland
Col. Schley
Isst Tuessy
Richmond
Congressman McKaig
McKaty
Cumberland Times
the Times
McKaig
Stage At Grand Opera House Draws Big Crowd In New York
The Alden Benedict Fabio Romani Company opened in New York and Brooklyn at the Grand Opera House to strong response. Waler Lawrence and Olivia starred in the Vesuvius eruption finale with striking stage effects while Miss Frances Field impressed as Nine. The German impresario, Revett, appeared in a minor role and the Spanish skirt dance by Senorita Szerina drew applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seautifant
Inge
Alden Benedict
Fabio Romani
New York
Brooklyn
Grand Opera House
St. Vesuvius
Sopranse Waler Lawrence
Fabio Roman
Coute ¢Assre
Olivia
Cave
Frances Field
Nine
Charles Lfarwell
Respetts
Miss Field
Phyrac
Sibyl Johnstone
Phyrne
Senorita Szerina
New York Herald
City Opera House
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Relief from Constipation
Advertisements tout Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, contrasting it with temporary laxatives that harm the system. The notice also promotes sales on blankets, Comforts, and coats for ladies and children at unusually low prices, urging readers not to miss the bargains.
Carpet Department Sale Feature
Advertising copy promotes a carpet department with rag and leather merchandise including sheep skin goat skin summa moquette and related items advertised at low prices, suggesting a deep discount sale event.
G-see Reformed Sunday School Ice Cream Festival
The G see Reformed Sunday School hosts an ice cream festival Saturday night November 18 at 3 o clock. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G-see Reformed
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Priday
Frederick Wrathre
Eneper Bayrs
Wieas
SUN
Sun Eises
Washington, D. C
M. W. Hargrietox
Weather Bureau
Mary of England
Bloody Mary
Perccuttos
Jane Grey
Ezabeth
Marshal Macdonald
Bonaparte
Charles H. Baldwin
Guatemala
San Salvador
Rosebud
John Hoey
Adams Expnos Company
Ireland
Lady Wanted
Cry Opera
Hell Dancing School
John Hendrickson
Ure Aman
West Patrick &I
F. B. Rhodes
Mer
Allande Gon Mueller
Phoebus
George Phoebus
Crone
Middletown Valley
George W. Phoebus
Parity Lodge
1.C.G. T
Lewistown
Walkersville
Crystal Spring Temple
Purity Lodge
P.A. Baylor
Staunton, Vs
Engine House
McMarg
Hi Henry
Hi Henry Minstrels
Hi. Henry
Woman's College
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Moculiniza & Kmrp
Moos & Kune
BrAy
Joan Hranopaiiszon
FLY
STAUB
Tre
Legrand
Minnesota
North Market Street
George Hauner
South Mountain
Burkittsville
Bruner
Dennis Woodward
Miss Ells
Louisa Davis
Frederick City
C. Ruland’s
Pork Packer
West Patrick Street
Keller & DeLash Mutt
East
Patrick Street
Thos
Styria
Vienna
Berlin
W. T. Deisplaine
Frederick, Md
James BE. Walker & SO. BE. Walker
Coats
Tomers
James B. Walerr & CO
Rodook & & Neidig
Roweax
Ok Si Neidig
Gerd Skakews
Edermear
Rodock
T. Rice & Sons
Foxes
Danscrons
John AL Kennedy
Jor A Kennedy
John A. Kennedy
N. Market Street
BR. L. Harley
R. L. Barley
Ebrshast Pvailor
Ehchant
AILOB
Istion
Overcos
R. L. Harley
Circuit Court
Frederick Courty
Laws
City Hotel
Bt l O
A. m
Woodsburo
Frederick Turnpire
Clayton O. Kredy
Harvey R. Lesse
Orphans' Court
John B. Thomas
Ac. &c
D. Thomas
J. Ts. Thomas
C. B. Fout
B.& Blackston
B. H. Buaczston
Merchant Tailor
N. Mabert
C. B. Cline & GO. C
B. Cline & CO
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