Purely Personal Notices From The City
Mrs Helen Schley of this city is visiting relatives in Baltimore. Mollie Duvall of Weat Second street is visiting friends in Baltimore. Dr L T MacGill Jr East Church street left this morning for Washington. Worthington State’s Attorney spending the day in Brunswick on business. C Thomas Dougherty of this city is spending a few days in Baltimore on business. Wa H Raysburg of North Market street has returned from a business trip to Baltimore. Mrs Kate Brainard and son Thomas Brainard of Massachusetts, visiting Captain and Mrs Walter Saunders, North Market, late this morning for Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schley
Baltimore
Misa Mollie Duvall
Weat
Second Street
L. T. MacGill, S Jr
East Church Street
Washington
C. Thomas Dougherty
Wa. H. Raysburg
North Market Street
Kate Brainard
Thomas Brainard
Massachusetts
Walter Saunders
North Market
Hampton
Christmas openings and curious quips in a local brief
A compact taste of local and general interests includes Christmas openings, a Thanksgiving turkey warning, a wittily cynical line about curiosity, and a caution to not say all you mean. It notes Pennsylvania farmers predicting a mild winter, a Trinity M E church musicale postponed, and city curb and gutter repairs in front of Castle's carriage shop. An old farmer jokes about wiring electric light plants versus kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Trinity M. E
Woman’s Journal
Banish Consumption Through Diet and Exercise Advice
Imperial Health Department circulates millions of leaflets on preventing tuberculosis. Boosts strong bodies with substantial food, abstinence from liquor, and athletic activity like football and cycling. Warns women against tight corsets and trains. urges cold bedrooms and early bed. Recommends avoiding beer, tea, coffee and smoking. kissing labeled harmful. smoky air noted as bacteria risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Department of Health
SAPPINGTON-BOYLE Latter Ceremony At Libertytown
A high noon wedding at St. Peter's in Libertytown united Miss Mar. Sim Boyle, daughter of Henry Boyle, and Sidney St. John Sappington, youngest son of the late Dr. Sidney Sappington. The bride wore white crepe de chine with diamonds and a pearl heirloom. The ceremony was by Rev. Father John P. Norton. Guests, breakfast at Sunny Side, then a northern tour.
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William Getzendanner
Texas
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Mar. Sim Boyle
Henry Boyle
John Brooke Boyle
Westminster, Md
Sidney St. John Sappington
Sidney Sappington
Ganeral
Decrerat
Ameer Ot Qoale
John P. Norton
Mendelssohn
Ethel Mille
Katharine Boyle
Hagerstown
Sidney A. Trundle
Jas. D. Boyle
Sunnyside
Sappington
Getzendaner
Davis
The
Daily Light
Waxahachie
Jefferson Street
O. McPherson
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Ellis County
Warahachie
Maryland
Twelfth Texas Cavalry
Elia County
Col
R A. Davis
Miss Davis
Tearet
Mary Boekkey Chew
Frank Chew
William A. Buckey
Herman Buckey
Carrie Buckey
Willian Chew
Bertie Beckley
William G. Zimmerman
Lewis A. Rice
Eva Brown
Bessie Zentz
Nellia Dean
Frederick
Nettie Shawbaker
Monrovia
Pueste
Local Family Welcomes New Couple and Relatives
Samuel Lowman and wife with son greet family circle including Mrs Harp, Mr Frey, Miss Jounie Harp and others. The Harp and Kline families, including Thomas Clyde Earl and Amanda Kline, celebrate a wedding union and plan their future in Wolfshire.
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Samuel Lowman
H. Harp
Jos. Frey
Jounie
Harp
Thomas
Roger
Clyde
Earl Harp
Amanda Kline
Anti saloon league meeting held in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown a semimanual meeting was held to discuss forming an anti saloon league. Other local items note a Med ical and Chbirurgical Faculty of Maryland meeting in Elkton, and several crimes and civic matters across Maryland including hangings, murders, wills, monuments, politics, legal actions, university funding, and quarry operations.
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Hagerstown
Medical and Chbirurgical Faculty
Maryland
Elkton
Henry Boyd
Upper Marlboro
Martha Odon
James Hutchison
Samuel Pry
Washington County
Vermont
Antietam
Sidney R Riggine
Arisfiad
Somerset County
United States
John QO. Ross
Richmond
John H. Ching
Johns Hopkins
Board of State Aid
Cbassities
Ola Board of County Commissionera
Anne Arundel County
Washington Marble Company
Shipler Quarries
Eakle's Mille
Senator Clark
Egg Shortage Hits Frederick as Prices Jump to 25 Cents
A scarcity of eggs in Frederick drives prices to 25 cents per dozen with few stores stocking them. Merchants blame late molting and holiday demand while some holdovers from last summer’s cheap stock are used to cut costs. Owners report profits from stored eggs, and several nonproactive shoppers go without eggs for days.
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Frederick
Egata
Oanal
Mot
Eo Provident
Atreamar
Isabella Fox
Neidig & Miller
GEO, B. Rodock & CO
Alcott Literary Society Meets and Adjourns
The Alcott Literary Society held a regular meeting on Friday November 1 with Miss Elinor Markey as president and Miss Mary Ritchie recording secretary. Program included recitations readings songs and an instrumental solo. adjournment set for November 29.
REWS OF THE CHURCHES MIDWEEK SERVICE AND CLASS ENTERTAINMENT
The Evangelical Lutheran chapel hosts a 7 30 pm midweek service. Grace Reformed Sunday school class at West Patrick street presented an entertainment with recitations violin solos and social hour. Maryland Olinasis Reformed Church holds a special meeting to raise 5000 pledged for land for a new Washington DC church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
May Markell
Grace Reformed
West Patrick Street
Coraét Sale
Mr. Biser
Marion
Kolb
Owen Compher
Lee Reich
Della Cronise
Nellie Hounichen
Dolly Hayden
Madeline Shipley
Maryland
Olnasis Af the Reformed Church
Classis
Washington, D. C
Pythian Endowment Bank Reports Quarter Results
Charles F S Neal president of the Endowment Bank and Knights of Pythias released the board of control statement for the quarter ending October 1. Total membership 59507 with insurance at 105159000. Thirty five sections formed. net loss of members 9804. Neal pushed to move headquarters to Indianapolis but delayed. Board of control has seven members. three favored Indianapolis move, four opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Endowment Bank
Charles F.S. Neal
Endowment Bank
Knights of Pythias
Board of Control
Neal
Indianapolis
Law and crime notes from early 1900s city pages
James Bowie jailed after a $375 fine for fighting as Justice Wood convicts him. James Lowe jailed after habeas corpus hearing for alleged corn theft. bail set as inadequate. Mrs McKinley cards of acknowledgment reach the city, dated September 1901. Hazleton considers anti spitting fines. Boone Yaki hypnotism show promoted at City Opera House. Carty furniture Christmas opening gifts visitors with glass souvenir. Bloodhound hunt ends for John Miller murder. James W. Jones may face trial this term. City Hall orchestra to meet tonight. Mrs Clayton Ready reported sick.
Fugitive Jones Arrested After Year on the Run
William Jones, described as a young negro, was captured in Washington Monday evening after a year as a fugitive from justice. Deputy George W. Meade took him into custody. He is charged with stealing 209 from farmer William Windham near Burnt Mills in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Washington
George W. Meade
William Windham
Burnt Mills
Montgomery County
Auctioneers to sell property and dairy farm in Montgomery County
Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, will sell valuable personal property for W. E. Shafer in Montgomery county tomorrow. The sale includes fine horses and cattle, farming tools, and household furniture. The 1613 acre dairy farm will also be sold. Big Stone Contract says fifteen or more cars of crashed stone will be distributed next week for county road work from Germantown to Darnentown, with M J Grove Lime Company contracted to furnish the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
Montgomery County
W. E. Shafer
Germantown
Darnentown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Local Market Prices and Rural Notices
Corn per barrel three seventy five. Corn shelled sixty seven? cents per bushel. Wheat No two red seventy. Steamer sixty four. Rejected sixty. Hay ten to twelve dollars per ton. New Bridge at Hyattatown to cost about one thousand dollars. Two carloads of steel received for a bridge over a stream near Hyattatown Montgomery county. William Miley indicted for murder and concealed weapons. Wm Zimmerman hunting and shooting game. Sunday postoffice hours one to one thirty P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Hargett
Hyattatown
Montgomery County
Boyd's
LIVE STOCK BURNED IN SABILLASVILLE BARN FIRE
A barn on George W. Monahan’s farm near Sabillasville burned overnight destroying five cattle and one horse. Hay and feed were lost, as were farming implements and machinery. Losses are heavy but partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Monahan
Ear Sabillasville
Monshan
Local Holiday Opening At Shipley and Hoost
Shipley and Hoost announce a holiday opening with dates November 21 23 and 28 at their former Smiths Temple of Fancy location. They invite all to view new toys and presents and to shop early for special prices while avoiding rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Mullinix Carpet and Wallpaper House Ad
A vintage classified style plea invites readers to buy carpets at L B Mullinix. It stresses harmony with home decor, newest styles, and budget options, urging customers to view stock before deciding for correct ideas and saving regrets.
Auctioneer Notice for Wistown Md and Agents
Samuel J. Forney Auctioneer and R. S. Snook of Wistown Maryland offer auctioning services in all branches with reasonable terms. Orders left with A. A. N. Oram receive prompt attention. Special late season prices advertised to attract buyers and consignors.
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Wistown
MOD
Oram Vwh
Joax
Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. H. Bamebure
Frederick
Decdidantt
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