Classified ads for help and services including housekeeper and loans
J Huchberger and Co advertises man and wife wanted G E House and a house girl wanted at the news office. Golden Tinge Floor, Geo Brust and Co offer a housekeeper. Money to loan at mews office. Specialist salesmen wanted. Baking butter. EB Winebrewer listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Huchberger & Co
G. E. House
Geo. Brust & Co
Sslesmern
EB. J. Winebrewer
J. Wm. Baughman
Geo. E. House
Bendrickson
C. E. Cline & Co
Mulliolx & Kemp
D. H. Best
Huchberger & Co. Funeral Co
W. H. B. Etchison
Harvey R. Lesse
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mrs Helen Schley who has been the guest of friends in Baltimore returned home last evening Grace Barrick visiting her parents near Lime Kiln has returned to this city John Hyder of Johnsville visited relatives in this city yesterday The Rev J C Hawk of Frederick was visiting Mrs Lillie Phillips North Market Street Mrs D S Hanshew of West Patrick Street who for the past month has been visiting friends in Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus has returned home delighted with her visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schley
Baltimore
Grace Barrick
Lime Kiln
John Hyder
Johnsville
J. C. Hawk
Frederick
Lillie Phillips
North Market Street
Hanshew
West Patrick Street
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Brief Bits of Local News and Notices
Budget of items from local life including a truck crash on Carroll street breaking a tele phone pole, construction progress on Harper's Ferry B and O bridge, and animal sheltering tips for winter. Also notes of Mr. Lewis Miller selling two fine porkers, street cleaning by city workers, relocation of the Amory from Patrick street rink, riflemen last meeting in old quarters, and State School Board meeting attendees Samuel Dutrow Ezra Rimmerman and EH Boblitz in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Engle
Carroll Street
Harper's
Amory
Patrick Street
East Second Street
Samuel Dutrow
Ezra Rimmerman
EH. L. Boblitz
State School Board
Baltimore
A Wooden Wedding in Washington
The social world notes a wooden wedding as Mr. and Mrs. George Bauman celebrate on the 21st with a large reception. Guests include Mrs. Sullivan of Brookville, Miss Berths Coman of Hegerstown, John Hershberger of Frederick, and many others, who offered presents and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Bauman
Sullivan
Brookvidle
Berths Co
Man
Hegerstown
John Hershberger
Frederick
Bellman
Vinnie Hooper
Mather
Fisher Hauer
Airs
Hodges and
Familly
Dillen
Martin
F. Bauman
Air
Freeman
Themss
Willems
Mire
Charles Hooper
Carter
Georgie Faukrez
Illnesses Mark City Hall Lecture Night
Thos Eisenhauer falls ill with rheumatic fever during a City Hall lecture. Mrs W H B Etchison abruptly becomes sick and leaves the hall but goes home. Jacob Wolf of Wolfsville Frederick County, once owner of the Black Rock hotel, now paralyzed at his New York residence. Frank Mealey the stage driver between this city and New Market is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibite
City Hall
W. H. B. Etchison
Jacph Wolf
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Black Rock
New York
Frank Mealey
New Market
Alck
A Day of Thanks Observed in Frederick
Frederick marks Thanksgiving with church services family dinners and gratitude amid closures and public notices. The day includes concerts entertainments and union services by local denominations. Local oysters, a gift from Buck Haller, caps a feature of the holiday offerings.
Doctor Dowling Tours Frederick Historic Ground
A lecture about Wendell Phillips triggers a travelogue through Frederick Maryland. Dr. Dowling and a reporter seek Barbara Frietche’s grave and Francis Scott Key’s site, while locals share Barbars Fritchie tales. The group visits the historic house ruin on Bentz Street as midnight looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
Francis Scot Key
Barbars Fritchie
Napoleon
Bentz Street
Edkton Brebell Put In Service And Other Maryland News
News from Maryland covers Edkton new Brebell in service, oil exploration near Hancock, Cumberland water works improvements, a boat freed on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Doughoregan Manor timber work in Howard county, and a Laurel Mills Company barn, crib, and greenhouse fire. Also notes police and local government matters, a child in Savage identified as a magnetic novelty, and a murder trial at Cambridge with state and defense figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edkton
Hancock
Governor Brown
Annapolis
Frank- UN Afills
J. M. B. Dalrymple
Calvert County
W. H. Cecil
Ircuit
Queen Anne’s
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Doughoregan Manor
Howard County
Western Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Hacerstown
Laurel
Laurel Mill
Hyattaville
Hooser Fisher
Savage
B. F. Mayer
Annspells
Maryland
Owens
Anne Arundel
Elijah Williams
George L. Austin
George E. Austin
William T. Phillips
Cambridge
Wm. Pinkney White
A. L. Miles
J. R. Pattison
S T. Milbourne
EY. H. Fletcher
P.L. Goldsborough
James E. Ellegood
Salisbury
Neaterday's Hotel Arrivals Report
A list of hotel arrivals includes Orry Horer Dr Quigley Ma H B Buss S Davis New York Backus Harper's Ferry T F Hering M Alley Belto H L Mantz Chicago F H Marsh Harrisburg A A Wenner Va W J Steamer Westport T B Wetzell D D Weigandt Philadelphia Geo Thomas Dowling G M Gittinger Boston Bruce Worthington Winchester Va county Grorr Hovsr Ezra Young Baltimore R Jones North Carolina Gray and wife New York Schilly Mechanicsburg Pa R Baker Elliott City 12 from the county 6 members of the Hot Springs Ark Medicine Company en route for Union Bridge Cartmy Honsz B T Glaze Montgomery county GC Viriz Randy Hock obn H Reed Hontedale Pa W T Hartgrave Philadelphia Pa C Deaney New York Ben F Johnson AM Montgomery county
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Neaterday
Orry Horer
G. M. Gittinger
Boston
Bruce Worthington
Winchester
Grorr
Union Bridge
Cartmy Honsz
B. T. Glaze
Montgomery County
GC. Viriz
Randy Hock
H. Reed
Hontedale
W.T. Hartgrave
Philadelphia
C. Deaney
New York
Ben. F. Johnson
Portrait of Captain Henry Williams at City Hall tribute
One of the portraits in City Hall honors Captain Henry Williams of Revolutionary fame. He is buried with his wife Janet Witherow and son Washington in the old Presbyterian graveyard near Emmitsburg. The text describes the Maryland landscape and the sentinel Carrack's Peak framing the view, with a reflection on liberty and the soldier's sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiliams
City Hall
Captain Henry Williams
Janet Witherow
Washington
Old Presbyterian
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Carrack’s Peak
Ilberty
St Johns Church News Sodality Reports November Work
The Sodality of St Johns Catholic Church reports charitable work in November. The sewing society provided 82 people with 128 articles of clothing. Plans finalize for the annual retreat opening Monday evening December 4 under the Sodality. Thanksgiving services are noted for Thursday with morning and evening masses and first Friday devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality of
St. John’s
Enterprising Flom to Open Sacrifice Sale in Norris Store Room
An Enterprising Flom, J. Huchberger & Co., wholesale clothing makers from Baltimore, announce a sacrifice sale starting Saturday in the Norris store room on West Patrick Street, formerly Mrs Birdridge’s. A large varied assortment of fine clothing will be offered at remarkably low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J. Huchberger & Co
Baltimore
Norris
West Patrick Street
Mra
South Street
Clambering Up Lecture Delights City Hall Audience
Dr Geo Thomas Dowling lectured at City Hall to a large audience under F C M C A auspices. His talk on clambering up or forces that win mixed humor with instruction, praising progressive womanhood and drawing on varied experiences and quotes. Afterward he visited Barbara Fritchie's home site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Thomas Dowling
D.D
Dowling
St . Times
Hfe
Lotus Glee Club
Dr. Dowling
Barbara Fritchie
The Forum Slashes Price Beginning With December Issue
The Forum lowers its annual price from five dollars to thirty eight dollars and a half yearly 23 cents per copy, making it the cheapest of its kind. The December number features sixteen articles by leading writers on topics from presidential appointments to tariff reform education and international affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everyboy
Forum
William DB. Foulke
A. Augustus Hesy
W. J. Combs
Francis Parkman
Justus H. Ward
G. Stanley Hart
Israel
W. E H. Lecky
D. G. Brinton
Frederic Harrison
Goldwin Smith
Woodrow Wilson
J. M. Rice
America
Hamilton
W. Mabie
Alice Freeman Palmer
Chicago
Franklin H. Head
Forum Publishing Co
New Fork
Death crosses many andills at Mechanicstown and Frederick
Obituary notices record Mrs. Catharine Gall of Mechanicstown aged about 69 dying of heart disease with funeral set at 1 PM next day. Also listed are Miss Alice Wolf of Wolfaville who died age 19 after lockjaw. Mrs Susan Kemp 66 and Mary Minerva 7. Lodges note Purity Lodge to skip meeting. Crystal Springs Temple meets as usual. Interments at Lutheran and Reformed cemeteries.
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Gall
Catharine
Henry Gall
Mechanicstown
George Martz
Frederick
Birs. Gall
Lutheran Church
Leaves & Husband
Jacob Martz
Lebanon
Mary Zimmerman
Hansonville
Margaret Measel
Alice Wolf
Misa Alice Wolf
Jefferson AL. Wolf
Wolfaville
Frederick County
Walter M. Wolf
John
Harry Becher
Hagerstown
C. A. Santee
Feagaville
Susan Rebecca Kemp
Jeferson
Mary Minerva
Lettie Whip
Purity Lodge
LO. G. T
Crystal Springs Temple
Mite Society Entertainment Revives Kemp Hall Show
St James Lutheran Mite Society presented a well attended program in Kemp Hall with children choruses, readings by Jennie Thames and Edgar Miller, duets by Mollie Tabler and Bre Gelsbert, solos by Fannie Murphy and Tauisz, piano by Prof Smith and Prof E C Shepherd, ending with We will have to mortgage the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society
St. James Lutheran Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Misa Jennie Thames
Mollie Tabler
Bre. Gelsbert
Fannie Murphy
Professor Smith
Bir
Edgar Miler
Miss Tauisz
Reading
E.C. Shepherd
Murder in Lee First Degree verdict in Leonard case
The State vs William Leonard for the murder of Jesse Anderson at Lime Kiln, was continued to Rockville. Jurors found Leonard guilty of murder in the first degree. He faces hanging on a date to be set, with possible governor appeal for life imprisonment. First execution in Frederick county in 13 years. Sheriff elect Zimmerman will arrange the drop or appoint a substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leonard
Jesse Anderson
Wiliam Leonard
Rockville
Munder
Rathers
Leonani
Leonard
Frederick County
Felix Almshour
James Welker
Costley
Zimmerman
Higgins Houck Nuptials At Laytonsville
Mamie A Higgins wed Joshua Higgins at Laytonsville in a November ceremony attended by about hundred guests at the Houcks home. Rev D Benton Winstead officiated. gifts included a quilt dated 1812. Frida and Laytonsville Brass Band provided music. other local notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins — Houck
Edward H. Houck
Laytonsville
Mamie A
Joshua Higgins
Mesars
Filmore Burris
William Allinuit
Frida
D. Benton Winstead
M.E. Church
Cloaks and Chenille Partibes in Popular Colors
John Sendrickson promotes cloaks and chenille fabrics in multiple colors at Soc formerly 50 to Tec. Daily updates on sale items and new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salkein All Woll
Soc
Local notice highlights Sauer Kraut and seasonal sales
Special local notices advertise Sauer Kraut, cranberries and other foods sold by A. L. Kurse at 5 West Patrick Street with Christmas openings on Dec 1 and 2. Mantz brothers invite all to Gor ton’s Minstrels performances. Keller & DeLashmutt offer hay and straw deliveries. G J Pneumatic Tires praised by Austrian War Secretary for the Styria bicycle, with Delaplaine as Frederick, Md. representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styria
Vienna
Berlin
Desler
W. T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Md
Frazier Captured After Money Order Attempt
Constable Brengle arrested James E. Frazier at his home near Point of Rocks for attempting to pass a raised money order on Rosenour Brothers. He was brought to Frederick and jailed, with a hearing set before Police Justice Eckstein at 3 this afternoon. A second item notes Syrup of Figs as a permanent laxative cure for habitual constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Brengle
James E. Frazier
Point of Rocks
Rosenour Brothers
Frederick
Eckstein
Dr J L Hardesty to Speak at City Hotel Friday Morning
Dr J L Hardesty, throat specialist, will be at City Hotel Friday next December 1st at 10 a.m. and remain until Saturday evening 6 o'clock. Wanted. Fix clothing salesmen. wee at West Patrick street Friday morning.
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J. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
West Patrick Street
Market Street Entrance Tecks and Scarfs on display
Mullinliz and Kemp advertise in our North Window showing large lots of Gents Tecks and Four-in-Hand Scarfs received last evening. Handsome styles and best quality for the price. Many worth 50 cents, our price 25 cents. Get your choice early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Scarfa
B. H. Biacsston
N.market Street
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Bwaserxeton
D. C
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the Weather Bureau
Philip Iv of
France
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Mts
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Zatphen
Maria Theresa
Austria
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Wis
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Walcott
Coan
Ohio
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Isa
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Lozeon
John Wertherspoon Scott
Harrison
White Horse
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Mr. Wirtz
Thos
Eisenhauer
Anneal Obeortasce
Frederic
George Washington
Churcees
AH Saints Episcopal Church
St. John’s Catholic
Evangelical Lutheran
Methodist Episcopal Churches
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Luther Rubiman
St. James
Dr. Beale
Ail Sainte Episcopal Chapel
Guild
Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed
Good Templars
Miss Dieh
EC. McSheiry
H. Burns Trundle
Thos. Wolf
W_ CO. Revler
Tilson
Dudley Page
United Fire Company
South Market Street
Jamancésvie
Woman’s College
Teachers Association
Church Street
Buck” Haller
News OF
St. John’s Church
Susan R. Kemp
William Kemp
Fengavide
Mr. Zion Lutheran Church
Hood
Lee
Col. Otis
Col
Elwell
Otis
United States Army
W.s.carna
Gen. Otts
Fredericks City
Wm. Otts
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John Sendrickson
Satuday
Schepmi
Pluc
Clute
Joan Heaxpnicxsox
F. W. Staub
N.E. Rum
F. V. Staub
Worth Market Street
Telephone
Cotgdly
A. L. Kurse
West Patrick 51
N., R.& D. Mantz
Gorton
D. Mantz
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
James E. Walker & CO
J .#. WALKER & Co
James BR. Walker
LOOSS
Mullinliz & Kemp
Bodock & Feidig
Ronee
Neidig
AMD
Bodock & Neidig
At. Rio & Sons
T. Rice & Bong
Sobn
A. Kennedy
John A. Kennedy
R.L. Harley
R L. Harley
Erchast Ailor
Saisting of
L. Harley
Bouth Market Street
Uf Turnpike
Circuit Court For
City
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Clayton
Reedy
Harvey R. Lease
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Tristes
Shin
Quette and Smyrna Rugs
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