Purely Personal. Visitors and Household Travels
Peasant Paragraphs list residents visiting far and near. Sons Biser visits Middetown relatives while Charles N. Hargett spends the day in Washington. Mrs Gross and Miss Groas travel to Frederick from Jefferson. Several locals, including Upton H. Richmond and W Scott Kefaaver, plan trips to Frederick, Baltimore, and New York with stops in Philadelphia and Baltimore on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons Biser
Middetown
Charles N. Hargett
Washington
Gross
Miss Groas
Jefferson
Frederick
J. H. Lampe
East Fifth Street
Brunswick
Upton H. Richmond
Liberty
W. Scott Kefaaver
Barkettsville
J. 5. Kieffer
Hageretown
Ind
J.clarke Kieffer
Mies Nellie Cnapman
Baltimore
Daniel Haller
Booth Market Street
Mies Ann Fleming
Leah Bayer
Daniel T. Cordaman
Charles P. Troxell
Tobias Newcomer
New York
Philadelphia
Brief Bits and Quips From A Gusty Column
Fragmented notes offer wry observations on women art religion travel and social behavior. A ship captain draws a line at the Dost dock while rural communities face rising violence with heavy weight perkers and butcherings suspected among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wias
Becausa
Maryland Classis meets to plan five thousand dollar grant
A special Maryland Classis meeting at Trinity Reformed chapel discusses raising 5000 dollars pledged toward Grace Reformed in Washington and a like amount from Potomac Synod toward a 10000 dollar total. Rev. Snyder presides. Rev. Destrick serves as secretary. Derr's Alley repairs underway to fix bad gutter drainage near F and M tracks on West Patrick street. Residents complain of unhealthy gutter conditions from slaughterhouse runoff. Public notices offer 25 cent want ads for insured publicity and local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Classis
The
Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed
Focomac Synod
George A. Snyder
Hageratown
Maryland Classis
E. R. Destrick
Woodberry
Derr
West Patrick Street
Affairs of the City Plan War Claim Push and Water Main
The January Board of Aldermen met with President Schell presiding. John C. Hardt proposed letters to lawmakers urging Frederick’s war claim indemnity, and Maj. Goldsborough stressed Monocacy battles’ role in saving Washington. Edward Hielerbarger pressed for a Carroll Street water main to serve Cannon Hill industries. action is planned once pipes are secured. Officials reviewed city finances, oil supply queries, a Water Street crossing, and bills from multiple vendors totaling 685.72 with payments authorised for contractors and services. The meeting adjourned at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hardt
Carroll Street
Board of Aldermen
John Ed. Schell
Smith
Aaron Tansyhill
Frederick
BE. V. Goldsborough
Monocacy
Washington
Maj. Goldsborough
Edward 8. Hiedelberger
Cannon Hill
O21
Water Street
Joseph F. Haller
Praderick Bending Works
General Electric Company
D. H. Hargett
Cannon Hall
O. E B. Oline
O. Geisbere
John Baumgartner
Palmetto Fibre Company
O. N. Zurn Company
George E. Chew
Edward Schroeder
Jacob M. Newman & Company
Chamberaberg Hagine Company
Wm. H. Hopwood
Frederick County Telephone Company
Frederick Hilectrice Light and Power Company
Edward D. Baltzell
Standard Carben Company
Stull Tranefer Company
John H. Schell & Company
Rail promoters outline Washington Westminster Gettysburg railroad
Promoters of a Washington to Gettysburg line report progress to build a steam railroad with two chartered companies in Maryland and Pennsylvania. They cite strong local subscriptions in Damascus and Westminster and note rights of way cost and land value increases along existing lines as proof of growing support and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Westminster and Gettysburg
Gettysburg
Charles 8. Duncan, Esq
Ths
J. &. Colgrove
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cosgrove
Pennsyleams
New York
Washington
Damascus
Westminster
Celery Bunches in Frederick and Cadetship for Johnson’s Son
Mac Mealey, New Market stage driver, delivered fine celery to Frederick this morning. Each bunch weighed about 1¾ pounds, with three stalks per bunch and stalks 2¼ inches in diameter. The President plans awarding a cadetship at Annapolis to the son of General Bradley T. Johnson, formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Mealey
Frederick
Gen. Johnson
Arnnapolig
Bradley T. Johnson
Record of real estate transfers and court actions weekly
The week ended November 20 in Circuit and Orphans' Courts includes transfers of real estate, listed marriage licenses, and various court actions. Notable items include properties transferred by multiple parties, several wills probated or administered, inventories filed, and a large fire at William Michael’s wholesale grain business on Delaware Avenue causing about 15,000 in losses. Fire department contained spread. Michael held 3,000 in stock insurance. Building owned by Jacob Toma estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans
Wm. H. Ropkies
Dorsey Q. Bunkies
George W. Moser
George W. Main
George W. Cecil
William P. Eyler
Thomas F. Bittie
James K.watere
John W. Green
Enory L. Eyler
Julia Moter
Lottie May Bark
Bettie Riehl
Arabella Fanbal
John W. Myera
R. S. Myers
Wo. Fogle
Hamilton Lindsay
Sidney &. Sappington
Mary
Boyle
Liberty
Roy Clay Gilbert
Union Bridge
Grace Belle Fogle
Clemsonville
William A. Backey
Mt. Pleasant
Mary R. Chew
Frederick
Sarah E. Sellman
William Reich
John
Ogle
Margaret Ogle
J. GH. B
Maria L. Adelsberger
Mary E Adelsberger
Henry Stokes
John Higenbrode
Sarah A. Brown
Benjamin ¥. Reich
Thomas J. Monsell
Rosanna M. Joy
Janes H. Joy
Thomas J. Mensell
Sarah J. Harbaugh
William F. Haroaugh
William Michael
Delaware Avenue
E Streets
Washington
Michael
Frederick City
County
Middletown
Charlea F. Fleming
Uncle Josh Spruceby at City Opera House Tuesday Night
Old time favorite Uncle Josh Spruceby returns to the City Opera House on Tuesday night November 26 in its tenth season. The rustic Vermont farm life tale features 35 in the company and notable mechanical effects staged by Mgr Lavis. A daily parade and band concert accompany the show. Complimentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Spruoceby
City Opera House
Vermont
Josh
Mgr. Lavis
Portrait of Henrietta Maria Arrives in Baltimore Exhibition
Baltimore artist Miss Florence MacRubbin has returned from Europe with a copy of the Warwick portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria wife of Charles I. The work will be shown in Baltimore before hanging in the Annapolis State House. The General Assembly ordered the painting in 1900 with a $600 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Maria
Florence MacRubbin
Baltimore
Europe
Warwick
Charles I
England
State House
Annapolis
General Assembly
The New Orchestra Promises Great Frederick Debut
The Frederick Symphony Orchestra formed a new organization and held a successful rehearsal last night. Enthusiasm ran high as plans for fall membership take shape with the citys best musicians. Conductor will be Mr. B H Firestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wedded Fifty Years At Walkeraville Celebration
Mr and Mrs Louis P Ramaburg mark their golden anniversary at home in Walkeraville with six children sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren present. Family members and friends join in gifts of silver and gold including gold spectacles for the couple. A lavish meal centers a yellow chrysanthemum arrangement as all toast the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeraville
Louis P. Ramoeborg
Olando Ramsburg
Howard P. Ramsburg
Emanuel Robert
J. J. Ramsburg
Balti
Annie
Minnie Rameburg
Wolf
Mre
Edward Ramaburg
M. Oland Ramabarg
IN THE LAW'S GRIP CHARGED WITH THEFT
Edward Covington of Danville Virginia was arrested by Officer Simpson on a charge of stealing boots two revolvers and a razor from Emanuel Robates and another man named Brooks. Justice Wood ordered him jailed for a hearing tomorrow at 10. Covington lived on East Sixth Street with the others on the ground floor and had keys to their rooms. He allegedly carried off the items at different times expecting they would not be missed. Also jailed: John Smith sent to Montevue for 30 days on a train riding charge while ill and unemployed. Rural free delivery carriers complain of self financing horses and travel costs and rough roads in winter with drifts and snow delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Covington
Colorado
Danville
Simpson
Justice Wood
Covington
Emanuel Robates
Brooks
East Sixth Street
Frederick
Funeral for William H. Dorsey at Bartoneville
The funeral of William H. Dorsey, colored, was held yesterday at 2 PM from the MM. Johnrob at Bartoneville, conducted by Rev. Brown. Pallbearers included John Waters, Charles Dorsey, John Davis, William Brooks, Samuel Coates and Charles Butcher. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Carty was funeral director. Organ at All Saints' Church. All Saints' Vestry signed with the Moller Organ Co of Hagerstown to furnish a new organ, finished by May 1, 1902, costing $3,000, to be tested by three experts before acceptance. The current organ has served since January 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dorsey
Bartoneville
Mr. Brown
John Waters
Charles Dorsey
John Davis
William Brooks
Samuel Coates
Charles Butcher
Carty
AH Saints
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Moller Organ Company
Hagerstown
Hyheneal Stocke-Umbaugh Wedding in Loudoun County
Richard W. Stooke and Gra L. Umbaugh wed this morning at Evangelical Reformed church parsonage by Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach. Michael Specht, tenant on County Commissioner G A T Snovifer's farm, fell from fodder rake yesterday, breaking a leg. Dr. Connelly of Adamstown set the fracture. Sale of Real Estate: Thaddeus M. Biser trustee sold 21 acres with a two story house to A J Clay for 74 dollars. Albert Ritchie of this city, lawyer in New York, nominated for corresponding secretary of the Maryland Society of New York. Elke Memorial Service: Local Elks hold first annual memorial service at City Opera House Sunday, December 1, at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael 0. Specht
G. A. T. Snovifer
Donbs
Dr. Connelly
Adamstown
Charles B. Fout
Thaddeus M. Biser
Corneling Hopking
A. J. Clay
Elke
Lodge of Elks
City Opera House
Christmas openings brighten up Isanogle & Wagaman shop
The store displays a rare Isanogle and Wagaman exhibit with fair, up-to-date departments offering books, games, stationery, pictures, bric-a-brac, clocks, Christmas cards, calendars, and gifts. Large electric window displays showcase art and bric-a-brac as visitors view ornaments, soufflés, and souvenirs amid reception day gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isanogle & Wagaman
Q. C. Carty
Shipley & Beapet
Ntanelle Honke
Fers Dalle
Santa Claus
Missea Mantz
John Eisenhauer
J. E. Walker & Co
Doll Brothers
Tae Ch
Salititier Wattie Market Receipts In Baltimore Cattle Market
Receipts at the Baltimore cattle market near noon yesterday totaled 4,655 head, down from 4,875 last week, with 134 carloads on sale. Demand for good cattle remained firm at steady prices while other grades moved slowly near prior levels. Prices ranged from 5.00 to 5.25 for choice butchers steers, 3.50 to 3.75 for common stockers, 2.75 to 3.00 for cows, and 3.00 to 4.00 for oxen, with various weights and grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salititier
Wattie
Baltimore
Bualle
Local notices and events from November listings
Public notices include garbage collection twice weekly from November to May with regional rules north and south of Church Street. City Hotel hosts Thanksgiving dinner at 50 cents. Fair benefiting St Joseph's Church in Klein's Hall at Adamstown on November 28 30 and 20. Isador Saks Opticians visit at City Hotel November 26 27. B&O excursion to Washington and Baltimore November 24 fare one dollar. Christmas display of holiday ties November 22 23. Local ads for Belgian hares eye ear nose throat practice and dressmaking. Winter tourist tickets from B&O to several southern and western locales. Carpet and wallpaper shop promotes latest styles and personalized service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Carroll Manor
Klein's Hall
Adamstown
Brida
Neidio and Miller Price Offer Amid LateSeason Sale
Special late season prices promoted by Neidio and Miller with a prominent buy offer. unclear details and contact missing due to fragmented OCR text.
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HE Daily News
Ipomas Uirsuan
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Gir Sola Hawkins
Francies
Drake
Jon Havyyjons
United States
Ragland
Boston
Adans
Amercan
Fas
Philippine Archipelago
Spain
W.gerret A. Lobait
Paterson
N. J
Kora Yess
Washinaton
Tox News
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
M.biser
Solr
Eather
M. P. Morse Bank
Ira Tyler
City Hotel
Ab Ct
Mayor Smith
Kaufman’s
Neidig & Miller
Sétermaaon
Memkly
TRE W. We & G Radiggab
Mr. L. P. Ramsburg
Montevue
John Smith
Justice Jordan
Albert Ritchie
Maryland Society of New York
Peederick Stores
Church Street
Fridsyn
Geo
Epw
Santa
Isador Lake
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Isrpor Saks
Balimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Igsna
Asop
D. F. Mayes
Koteler
Kansas City University
London
Market St
Haver
East Church Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Mointa
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Mexico
North Carolina
Texas
Ase
Havana
Cabs
Nassan
N. P
Baltimore & Obie R. R
L. E Mullinix
L. E. Mulliniz
John Hendrickso Srpus
Shane
Dal
Dtio
Bert
Prestiot
Joan Heans
Onpas
Ulaters
Anit You
Neidio & Mill Nee
Eagan Black
Biasck
Sarah
Aln. B. Boulevard
Balt
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
Main
N. Market
Frederick County
Graup Orsnixe
Houday
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
Bappington
Sandawiy
Wade
GO. B. Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Som. Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
P. Rice
Ig 8
RICE
Fredk Co
Sandi
Sandii
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Gamuel TJ. Forney
L. & Kusamaul
Yyiax J. R. Lrase
Fleming
Snooe
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Ben
J Barlea B. Fout
Frederick DE City
de “I
Ordreceive
John &. Dutrow
Walkersville
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Edwin Devilassa
Amos Urner
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Firat
Atlee Radclief
University OF Maryland
James 3. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
North Market
MetErr
Wall
the News Job Printing Department
G. B. Clue
O. EB. Oline
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