Personal notices of Washington visitors and layouts
PURELY PERSONAL. nt Paragraphe About Thore Who Come and I Go. Mr Wao Beard, of Washington, spent yesterday in this city. Mr. John E. Brosius, of Washington Miss Annie Groshon, East Patrick arrest, in visiting to Washington. Ex Mayor Lewis H. Moberly, of Washington, is visting his family in this city. mee ad.ines and daughter 78-B0Ne to" 'alown to spend the week with relatives. Rev Dr. Lather Kuhlman, of Gettys burg, Pa., is the guest of Mr. Thomas H. Hater, West Third street. Mr. Charles A.Duvall, of Washing ton, is visiting bla. mother, Mrs. W. Lather Duvall, Booth Market Street. Mrs Wm. H. Rameburg, North Market sirest, who hag been spending sce time with relatives in Washington, D.C. has returned. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Stauffer are re proving from their residence, near Frederick, to the former residence of Mr. Allen Bohrbeck, West Patrick atreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Wao. Beard
Washington
John E. Brosius
Annie Groshon
East Patrick Arrest
Lewis H
Moberly
Ines
Alown
Alown To Spend the Week With Relatives. “ ~" Rev Dr. Lather Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Thomas H. Hater
West Third Street
Charles A.duvall
Bla
W. Lather Duvall
Booth Market Street
Wm. H. Rameburg
North Market
Sirest
Washington, D.C
D. W. Stauffer
Frederick
Allen Bohrbeck
West Patrick Atreat
Deaths and accidents in the county reflect life and loss
A foreman named John Smith was killed on the Rock Island Railroad when a hand car, under his charge, was struck by a train on a foggy day. Frank Weaver, 15, son of Mr and Mrs J O Weaver of Middletown, died of tonsillitis. Mrs Mary Ann Meehan, formerly of the county, died in Baltimore aged 70 years 10 months and 24 days and was interred at Mt St Marys College cemetery. A poem urges perseverance, promising that some day the right break comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Rock Island Railroad
Mr. Smith
Johnaville
Weat
Frank Weaver
J. O. Weaver
Middletown
Charles Weaver
Mary A. Meehan
Mary Ann Meehan
Baltimore
Emmiteburg
Mt. Si Mary's College
12 year old jailed then released on bail
Joseph Smith, a 12 year old Colorado boy, was arrested on a charge of atosd. A warrant by Deputy Charles J Waniz was sworn Friday. He was released this morning in $100 bail. He will appear before the grand jury at the Essex county circuit court. Smith waived a hearing. Pritton Clark of Fountain Mills posted bail. An excursion from Baltimore and Washington brought 135 people to the city yesterday. The train arrived at 11 and left at 7. Charles B Font will auction Mrs Etta O Bouck household furniture at 147 East Patrick tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Colorado
Atsod
Charles J . Waniz
Fira Muarebal
Esbraaty
Smith
Pritton Clark
Fountain Mills
Charles B. Font
Etta O. Bouck
East Patrick
Sunday church services and thanksgiving week notices
Sunday services at St Johan's Trinity and other churches are listed with times sermons and Sunday schools. Notable items include a Thanksgiving service on Thursday. later events include the installation of Rev. Charles F Steck as pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church on December 6 with sermons by Rev. J S Simon and remarks by Rev. Dr. Luther Kubiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johan's Catholic Church
Osston
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Ezekiel
Ton Thaseenstoe Te Weeld
Olebank
C. W. Stivespring
United Brethren Charch
W. W. Pickett
Methodist Episcopal Church
E . Todd
Gen
Rebekah
Apple
Thomas Bacon
Hookeyetown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Malsohi
England
St. Mary's
Grace Reformed Church
B. L. Mclean
Cassia
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Luther Endblman
Gattysburg
Steck
Vail
J. 5
Simon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hzegerstown
Luther Kubiman
Gattysborg
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1903 List
Public notice of remaining undelivered letters as of Saturday November 21 1903 at the Frederick city post office. Recipients include a Bedford Packing Co. J B Gray W J Johnson W H Beith F W Kendrick Dr A S Mason Edward Naman Vernon Simmons and others. several Misses Mrs Jennsthames Miss Lola Miller Mrs Barry Michell Madam Stanley and more. Call for advertised letters or they go to dead letter after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Let Iter
Gesnlemen
Market quotes from Tre Mountain City Mill local mart
The Local Mart reports today as Old cxn at 3 per barrel and 58 cante per A Dewscorn. Wheat No 2 red at 0 per barrel. Steamer 70 per bushel for re jected. Oats 49 cante per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Mill
Girls High School Play of Little Women Featured
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the pupils of the Girls High School will present a play from Little Women. Several other literary features will follow. No admission fee. Friends and patrons are invited to attend.
Appointments Made by Newly Elected Frederick County Officials
Newly elected Frederick County figures announce initial staffing for the register of wills and sheriff office. William B. Oatehall names clerks Melvin A. Biser, Markwood D. Harp, Edward A. Tome. James Palmer appointed assistant treasurer. Sheriff-elect Charles T. Young reveals deputy and tilting deputy picks. Dr. S. T. Haffner undecided on clerkship and other appointments. Officials to assume duties Tuesday December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onidale
William B. Oatehall
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Melvin A.B. Biser
Braddock
Markwood D. Harp
Frederick
Edward A. Tome
Middletown
Obes
Bier
James Palmer
Broad Raw
Charles T. K. Young
Wm. G. Grimes
Johnaville
EK. A. Alexander
Danner
Burkittsville
T. Haffoer
Clioutt Court
Desperate attempt on life ends with sister’s intervention
Mrs Charles Straby of near Urbana, driven by stomach cancer pain, bought two bottles of laudanum and tried to swallow them. Her sister, Mrs Wallace Pyles, wrestled her, knocked away the bottles, and spilled the contents. A physician soon treated Straby and prevented tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Straby
Urbana
Obituaries and local notices flow from Maryland counties
Mrs Ellen J Fairbank of Baltimore died in Williamsport while Mrs Margaret I Middlekauff of Hagerstown perished in a trolley crash at Pittsburgh. Maria Van Lear Chaney, wife of Dr Joseph P Chaney, died after a long illness at Breathedsville Washington County aged 72. Gen George A Steuart a Confederate Army leader and Maryland Division commander died at his home on South River Anne Arundel. Hagerstown Fair Association officers election promises to be heated with John W Li possibly removed from presidency. Repudiation Day celebrated by Frederick Chapter Daughters of American Revolution at their regent’s residence marking the stamp act repudiation. C F Linthicum promoted to manager of collections for International Harvester in Baltimore, native of this county, to assume duties January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen J Fairbank
Baltimore
Williamsport
Margaret I. Middlekauff
Hagerstown
Pittaborg
Maria van Lear Chaney
Joseph P. Chaney
Breathedsville
Washington County
South River
Anne Arundel County
Hagerstown Fair
John W. Li
Frederick
Frederick County
Fredericsktown
Maryland
C. F. Linthicum
Deering
Nashville
Penn
International Harvester Company of America
Linthicum
Mr. Linthicum
Thurston
M. D. P. Snyder
Balftimors
Woman narrowly escapes injury from gas ignition incident
Mrs George W Heinlein of West Third Street narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday when gas escaped into the oven of her gas range. The top burners were lit and when she opened the oven the gas ignited, burning her eye brows hair and eye. Her face suffered a slight burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Heinlein
Weat
Third Street
Thanksgiving assembly under Miss Willie Ritchie's class
A Thanksgiving assembly will be held in Junior Hall on Briday evening under Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing class. The notice mentions Mrs. Sea Estate Ltd and an auction of property attributed to Singleton Dorsey handled by Edgar L. Renan, who sold the estate to William T. Eyler for a specified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Briday
Sea Estate Ltd
Edgar L. Renan
Singleton Dorsey
Wm. T. Eyler
Improvement at Market Street crossing progresses with iron plates
Olliver Jones commands a mazons crew raising the Market Street crossing near Sapping ton's store. Iron plates will be laid to create a continuous pavement. The Catholic fair last week drew a winner with a silver headed umbrella being won by William Eberhart of 352 Howard Street Baltimore, the lucky member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olliver Jones
Market Street
Sappington's
William Eberhart
Howard Street
Baltimore
Col Tilghman Hareperger dies in Frederick at 58
Colonel Tilghman Thomas Hereperger a Frederick resident died at his Court and Second streets home from a complication after a brief illness He was born November 22 1824 in Middletown Valley and spent 19 years in California engaging in mining cattle dealing and ranching He married twice and is survived by a son William Scholl Hereperger and a Washington D C based son Tilghman Thomas Hereperger Jr. Funeral services are set for 2 PM tomorrow at Evangelical Reformed Church with Mt Oliver cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilghman Thomas Hareperner
Frederick
Court
Second Streets
Heraperger
Middletown
Henry Herapberger
California
Wil Soma Es
Sod
Winn
John Helen K.scholl
Dennis Scholl
William Scholl
Tilghiman Thomusa Hereperger, Jr
Washington, D. C
Anékal
Evangelical Reformed Church
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Local Retail Ad Promotes Fabrics And Goods
A 1903 newspaper listing markets a fall line of linen damask table linens, gowns and gloves, blankets, dress trimmings, corsets, and new dress goods from Seidig & Miller. It notes low prices and a broad assortment, with gas lighting offers, a Washington and Baltimore excursion, and a dentist office in Frederick. Specific items include damask napkins, muslin ware, Nubbed Bourettes, and Parlor lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seidig & Miller
Dentist at 30 noeith market street opens all hours
An ad from C. E. Oline for a carpet and furniture business touts a dentist office at 30 Noeith Market Street open at all hours in Frederick County. It claims general approval from six persons who viewed it and promises fabrics like Axminster velvet carpet, tapestry patterns, and jute items, inviting customers to visit the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noeith Market Street
Frederick County
Frekaw
Oatatore
Gojarge
Thanksgiving Market and Holiday Openings Notice
Local market notices announce Thanksgiving sales beginning at 11 a m on Wednesday November 25 with vendors Joho a and John Biesnhaust promoting extended assortments. Evening dinners and oyster specials at Doll's plus a public W O U U meeting and U D C lecture at City Opera House with ticketed seating. Christmas openings, Knights of Pythias gathering, and a Kindergarten sale complete the local events schedule for November 23 24 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kindergarten Association
General Lee Reception at Masonic Temple
Private reception for General Fitzhugh Lee by the local United Daughters of the Confederacy will be in the Masonic Temple banquet hall on November 30. After the lecture a public reception to the speaker and Confederate veterans, Daughters, and invited friends will greet him, with a luncheon and an orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Les
United States
Oty Opera House
Fitzhugh Lea
Yeakle’s
General Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Masonic Temple
Daughters of the Confeder Bcy
Dover Society Event at M E Church November 24 1903
Gentlemen s Sewing Society presents an entertainment at the M E church South on Tuesday November 24 1903 at 8 pm Refreshments free and homemade candy for sale Admission Adults 10 cents Children 5 cents John Eisenbacher opens Tuesday and Wednesday with dolls After the Marriage Vow Fall Dress Suits at Dolls Orders of dinners at Dolls Fresh Lynn Haven Bay Oysters available The opening at John Eisenbacher s store November 24 25 by Social Grin Christmas novelties at John Eisenbacher s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemeen's Sewing Society
Dover
M.E
South
Socel Grin
Lynn Haven Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Antoine Francois Prevost
Franklin Perse Fourteenth Preslatynt
Weare
Ueiry
Charlotte Cushiwan
Tivaton
Aled
Lwi
Bupie
Paul Chevaller
Guvarni
Maurine
Frederick de Hoos
New York
Till & P. M
Wasutsatoxi
da. m
Tae News
Weather Bureau
Gharah
John Eisschauer
W. N. Gar
Rome
John E
Fendrickson Isnea Mantz
City Hotel
Te & Miller
Creoxatr
Acpape Rabe
Charica Straby
News OF the
T. Hersperger
Quigan
Middletown Valley
Caliifornia
Woman’ Union
Christian Temperance Id
Opera House
John Eisenhauer
Trinity M.E. Church South
Major Goldsborough
Independent Fire Com
The-Ourty
Frederick City Hospital
Citizens National Bank
OFI Tre Citizens National Bank OF Fred- Ue
State of
Ee Ee Ae
Sui Akers
Ryland
John Hendrickson
Matty
Degraff
Perring
London
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Drasn
Dademunds
Total
James I Walker
J. D. Baker
Clinton E Main
George
Odock
Rangain Dulertin
GEO & Kodock & CO
Doc’s
Rodook
A. T
A 'J. Rice & Bons
North Market Street
Frederick, KR
Thomas F.rior
East Fearte Geren Frederick County
Farmer's Exchange
Frederick Counte
Tion
Cee
Nate Pharmselst
Washingoon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. B. Sappington
Janst
B. Sappingtor
Lour
Binder ‘'Winr
Balute
Omd
Caer Bievts
Phoas
Ely
Rull & Rel
Desortmens Bibles
Hull & Reich
Franklin Street
Kat City
Frederical City
D. H. E. Smith
Masonic Treple
Gales Telephone
eStence
Cali
E. Cline
C. E. Oline
Carper and Furniture Beare
Wantaro
Ganeris
M. MM
Joho A
Jobo Kissubausr
Toseday
John Biesnhaust
Dairs
Doll's
ORU
Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
C. A. Laxpis
L. E. Mullinix
Portiere
L. B. Moulldvex
Saorine Remp
Auer Roberta
Serps
Harvey ¥. Getzendanner
W. Nash Young
Order of the Eastern Star
Concordia
Balti More
John Eisenbacer
John Eisenbasr
Jobn Eisenbacer
Dol's
von Doll
Jobe ‘Bieauanes
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