Purely Personal Notes On Visitors And Returns
Mrs. Mary Olsbaugh returned from Baltimore. Caroline Haas visiting friends in Baltimore. Anne Mantz and others visiting in Marista and Westminster. Jobe L. Derr spending the day in Balsimere on business. Leonard Barrick in Frederick for business. Dr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Smith left for Baltimore. Mrs. J. Roger McSherry visiting Baltimore. W. M. Douglass spending the day in Baltimore. Mrs. W. J. Ashley and daughters registered at the Park Hotel. Col. L. Victor Baughman returned from New York. Hallie C. Rice visiting in Washington. Touman Sappington and Miss Sappington in the city. Emma FR. Gittinger and Blanche W. Gittinger returned from Baltimore. Miss J. A. Williamson visiting sister in Beckville returned. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson returned from Baltimore. Henriette Goldsborough visiting Washington. Miss Bino Beckley and Miss Addie Smallwood visiting in Washington. Mary Mantz in Virgins entering convent at visitation course. Mrs. Barr Spangier and Mrs. Cavie Spangler with daughter visiting Marietta and York guests returned home with Mrs. Charles Mantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Smith
Court Square
Baltimore
J. Roger McSherry
Braddock
Friendea
W. M. Douglass
The
Park Hotel
W.J. Ashley and Daughters
Rochester
N.Y
Park Hovel
Col. L. Victor Baughman
New York
Hallie C. Rice
West Third Street
Geo. F. Hann
Washington, D. C
Touman Sappington
Miss Sappington
Duionville
Emma FR. Gittinger
Littl
Blanche W. Gittinger
Baltomers
Mise
J. A. Williamson
W.P. Mason
Beckville
Edward Nelson
Laat Church Street
Henriette Goldsborough
Walkersville
Washington
Bino Beckley
Addie Smallwood
South Market Street
Dickerson Quarry to Add Engine and Crew for Switching
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will provide an engine and crew at Dickerson's quarries to switch and haul cars as shipments increase. A dump car rail network is under construction at Guarties Dow with operation planned for Monday or Tuesday. Up to 100 laborers may be employed at about $1.25 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Dickerson's
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Guarties Dow
BENSETI-MAGERS WEDDING AT RIDGEVILLE NOV 14
A wedding solemnized at the M. P. church Ridgeville joined Edward Bennett and Elizabeth Magers of Ridgeville on November 14. They planned a Baltimore wedding tour and will reside in Ridgeville. Local market quotes and a Thanksgiving social for the Visitation Academy Alumni are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benseti
Magers
M. P
Ridgeville
Edward Bennett
Young-Ess
Reason Bennett
Elizabeth Magere
Oldent
Theopolis Magers
Baltimore
Visitation Academy
Religious World and Topics From Our Local Ministers
The weekly religious page lists ministers services across Middletown area churches. Reports include Exod 14 sermons, Epworth League events, catechism classes, Sunday school enrollments, and confirmations planned by Bishop Paret. Evangelistic services begin statewide under Presbytery action with 62 churches involved, plus Grace Church incorporation and a new St. Macy Catholic church planned at Barnesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Guild
Schiegutille Mixeion
Mesers
EC. Shepherd
Wm. F. Manisby
C. M. Gilpin
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
C. W. Stinespring
Christ
M. EB
Joel Brown
Acta
C. W. Stimespring
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Ingle
Thame
Paret
B. V. Switzer
M. E. Church
II Corinthians
Epworth League
Thomas Harper
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Featerday
Ming Mazie Smith
A.S. McDaniel
Frederick
C. Will Fout
Calvary
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Kemp Hall
Lucacran Church
Garties
Lusher Uhlman
Baltimore
Presbytery of
Maryland
Presbyterian
Richard L. Merley
Hampden
Baltimore County
Grace Church
Grace Reformed Church of
Circuit Court
Eugene L. McLean
Tobias Newcomer
Robert F. Thomse
William Emory Kefauver
J. Travis Thomas
David ©. Aldridge
Henry Abbott
Victor A. Staley
Arthur D. Williard
Barnesville
St. Macy's Catholic Church
Finishea
Montgomery County
Sale of a Farm to Summers for 3000 Dollars
Noah E. Cramar, real estate and loan agent, sold a 61 acre Pearl New Market district farm owned by Charles W. Stup of Ur lans to William N. Summers of near New Market for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramar
Charles W. Stup
Urlans
Pearl
New Market District
William N. Summers
Near New Market
NegroesFire Incident And Relay Station Robbery
In Poolesville Maryland a late night shooting left Gee Negro badly wounded after a fracas at a schoolhouse supper. Jacob Plummer surrendered to authorities and is jailed in Rockville claiming an old grudge sparked the violence. Separately at Relay a gang of about six men battered the railroad station door at 2 AM, Spangle fired but the intruders remained unseen and fled as a yard engine was dispatched. this marks the third such attempt in six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Sght
Sian
Caarre
Plummer
Hockless
Sring
Hall
James Powell
Rockville
O. W. Spangle
Camden
Spangle
Pearl discovery shocks Philadelphia oyster house
A West Philadelphia dealer reports a remarkable haul from Trudel's oyster place on South Forty-sixth street. A hungry customer ordered half a dozen on the shell and cracked a pearl nearly as large as a wes, with about 30 pearls total found in the shell. Trodel, in business 14 years, notes no prior yield matching this. G. M. Smith of Lansdowne corroborates the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Trudel
Oyster Place
South Forty-sixth Street
Trodel
G. M. Smith
Lansdowne
Silk mill planned for Cumberland by Klots Throwing Co
The Klots Throwing Company plans a large silk mill at Cumberland with its own capital. A site has been purchased from Christopher Kelley in Southumberland and a New York investor, B Sterns, says the plant will be built. The firm already operates mills in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Work may begin within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Klots
B. Sterns
New York
Christopher Kelley
Southumberland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Allegany Furniture Company
North, Camber
Water Shortage Hits Monocacy River and Area Wells
Water levels fall across the county with the Monocacy river notably lower than in previous records. Other streams, springs, and wells are also very low, signaling a regional drought impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Cnromer
Kamera Star Visitation by Grand Chapter Officer
Grand Chapter officers of Staryland Order of the Eastern Star will visit Mizpah Chapter No 9 this city on Friday evening December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamera Star
Grand Chapter
Staryland
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizpah
GIGGLED GIRLS AND DISTURBING CHURCH SERVICE AT MARTINSBURG
In Martinsburg West Virginia on a Sunday magistrate court heard young Nannie Smeltzer Jennie Smeltzer and Nannie Vulgamons aged 11 to 21 along with James Tobin and William Smeltzer charged with disturbing a Lutheran church service by giggling and talking during prayer. The court noted penitence and discharged them as punishment enough. The report also advertises the City Opera House staging A Night in Chinatown on Thursday November 22 praising realism and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsborg
Satunday
Taree Young Lates
Nannie Smeltzer
Jennie Smeltzer
Nannie Vulgamons
James Tobin
William Smeltzer
Plac
Ioe Lutheran Church
Mar Kinsborg
Ynsuos
Chiiatown
City Opera House
New York City
Ling Feo Ching
Dube Weds Heiress Helena Zimmerman Duchess Title Awarded
An aristocratic wedding ties Dube to Helena Zimmerman an heiress who becomes Duchess of Sancheestes. The ceremony aligns with noble houses Mavateh Bowe Lesvos and Muchester, with ceremonial duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Zimmerman
Sancheestes
Muchester
Helees
Cimumermas
Bank closure rocks Newport city amid OCC action
The Comptroller of the Currency closed Nations Bank in Newport Kentucky today, marking a decisive federal action and ending the bank's operations in the city. Local customers face orderly liquidations and access limits as regulators supervise the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Ty Tee
Newroar
Nations Bank
Steamship Friesland Disabled and Tow Passes Scilly
The Friesland steamed past the Scilly Islands today in tow, doubled. Senator McVomas advocates Maryland’s exceptional patronage in re electing McKisley. He aims to secure a prominent diplomatic post for a Marylander, without consulting Washington or the state delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leospes
Friesland
Scilly Islands
McVomas
Maryland
McKisley
Washington
Women's Christian Temperance Union to open new Frederick HQ
The Frederick WCTU will open its new Court Street headquarters opposite Park Hotel on Monday night November 19 1900. The program includes Miss Bertha Trail and Ar Otho J Keller music and recitations by Miss Strayer and Miss Douglase, with large attendance anticipated. Also announces a first grand masquerade ball at Junior Hall the same night with prizes for best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.U
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Frederick
Court Street
Park Hotel
Farm pride in New Jersey farming cooperative
Six members of the old West Vineland Farmers' Club have raised about 4000 barrels of sweet potatoes and expect to realize substantial income by spring. They also produced 1000 crates of strawberries and raspberries, hay, milk, butter, and 4000 spring chickens, aiming for total earnings near 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old West Vineland Farmers’ Club
New Jersey
Emerson Literary Society Meeting Recites Debater Victory
The Emerson Literary Society held its November 16 session with roll call and minutes, featuring recitations by J. W. Downey Jr and L Cannon, essays by A D Ebert and D Stephene, and a debate on whether the U S is a greater war power than Great Britain. The affirmative, H Griffith and H Hoffmier, won two tallies over the negative. Judges were Cates, Logan, Maulahy, and Menars. Meeting adjourned to November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gates
F. McDanner
Menars
Cates
Logan
Maulahy
Retiring clothier offers entire stock at cost
In another column Mrs Henry Wineberg advertises her popular clothier business and offers his entire well selected stock of ready made clothing for men boys and children at and below cost. He intends retiring from business and presents great bargains to clear the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wineberg
Wineberg
City Opera House to stage All for Gold three nights
City Opera House opens tonight with Conroy Mack and Edwards in All for Gold a dramatic triple bill featuring high class specialties by Pat Conroy Dick Mack Wm Chamberlin Helen McCabe Agnes Earle Charles Edwards and the Metropolitan Quartet Also notes advertise letters at Frederick post office and local church jubilee for Rev John B Gaffney hospital notes county commissioners meeting and a Syrup of Figs health notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Honce
Conroy
Mack
Frederick City
Gexriemen’s
Jonas Lewis
Harry Peach
Thomas Tilden
F. G. Watson
Lapis
Genie Burner
Martha Mealey
P. O'Rourke
Lettie Young
Pather Gaffney
John B. Gaffney
St. John’s Catholic
Zaasa
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the Daily News
Whem
Pease
Mas
Wemerm Ladiacs
Crete
Ebesca
Gustfond
Wassexdon
W.L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Henry Winsburg
Moser
Neidig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Anogla
Wagaman
Mary Olsbaugh Hae
Misa Caroline Haas
Anne Mantz
East
Patrick Streat
Marista
Mies Jones
Liberty
Belen W
Mra
Samuel Thomas
Can
Westminster
Jobe L. Derr
Bafalo
Balsimere
Mr. Leonard Barrick
Weedeboro
J. E. W. Hargett
Sunday Schools and Societies
Harry Kennedy
Keyser
W. C
la Shfield Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroms
Piedmont
Kennedy
J. W. Davis
West Virginia
Negro
Poiienr Tile
Duchemin
City Opera Housé
Fisikowaki
Mizi
Rena Aubrey
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Wili
Carroll County
Claude T. Smith
Ostroll
Frizzelisburg
Marrisnd National Guard
Chinatown
Dube
Newbart Bank
John Bendrickes
Telestoceta
Tuade
Sounr
Oxford
Akio
Neidio & Miller
Eldig & Miller
Frederick’s Best Store
Spachtel
Domestic Building Association
Wilbur H. Yall
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
Nedig & Miller
Clinton & Main
Clinton KE. Marx
Isanogle & Wagaman
Hurlbut
Europe
Eader
East Church Street
Wom. C. Boteler
Market Street
I. B
Mulliniz
North Market Street
B. Sappington
BE. Mullimiez
Aédenly
B.sappingtom
N. Marke Bt
Roduue
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Soxs
Puneral Directore and Exbalmere
Xurth Market Street
Fyredeuxive, MD
F.W. Staub
C. Motte
F. V. Sravs
Hatsely Keller
Eches Ache
Yohrr
J. Heisely Belle
Skuggibt
Prederick
Ceresville Floue
Alec
Bresh
Shriner
Bandini
Wilard C. Keller
E. Fatrichist
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
Frederick, MD
Aezdts
North Mareet Street
Mareet Street
Jewzodawis Abrser Bitter
Attorney AT Law
C. Vis. Levy
Office Court Street
Court Heast
Vale of Reni
Comeatir Building Association of
F. B. Sappington
James E. Walker
Wilbur H. Duvall
Frank O. Norwood
James H. Harris
John D. Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
Charles Wertheimer
H. C. Zacharias
F.B. Sappington
Wilbur H. Davall
Board of County Commissioners
Seasion
California Fig Syrup Company
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