Brief Bits from the Local Page
Mr. Adam Nusbaum caught two carp weighing 54¢ and 10 pounds. The York fair is this week with Hagerstown and Frederick fairs to follow. Paring for experiences is valued nearly as betting on horse races. Improvements at the Lipps property front on West Patrick Street. Ninety three passengers rode the excursion train from Baltimore and Washington to this city yesterday. Mrs. Clarence Hilton of Damascus grows a 17 inch diamater cannflower. New frente on Went South Street purchased by Harvey R. Lease. Dana Nosbaum of Walkersville has a Bragmanets or Wadding Berl plant with 248 fragrant blooms. United Steam Fire Engine Company to meet at 8 with new bylaws under the charter. The Christian Missionary Society convention will be held at First Christian Church in Hagerstown October 5 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Nusbaum
York Fair
Hagerstown
Frederick Fair
A. A. O. Lipps
Jatrick Street
Baltimore
Went South
Harvay R. Lease
Misa Dana Nosbaum
Walkersville
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Christian Missionary Society of
Maryland
Delaware
District of Colombia
Hageratown
Ostobar
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office 1906
A list of advertised letters remaining at the Frederick city post office as of Saturday September 30 1906. Applicants must call for letters or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include Gestremen T W Belt Dr Barney James Glasne Harrington Solomon Kohn Truman Pearre Miss Annis Bode Miss Mary Comfort Mrs Annie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
General Baughman Heads to Atlantic City for Sea Air
Gen L Vistor Baughman, longtime resident of Poplar Terrace near Frederick, left for Atlantic City this morning. His health, once poor, has improved and sea air is expected to aid his recovery. Mrs Baughman and Miss Baughman accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Vistor Baughmsas
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
Atlantic City
General Baughman
Excursion train to Baltimore attracts hundreds of riders
About two hundred fifty people joined a Baltimore excursion run by the local Erie of Bagias. The Brunswick origin train carried around one hundred passengers. The decorated engine displayed flags and bunting, and the return to Brunswick brought the riders home after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esgies
Excourst
Baltimore
Erie
Bagias
Wade Uo
Brunswick
Residence Sold and Church Paint Savings Noted
Edgar McCardell sold his East Third street three story residence to James H. Gambrill Jr. in a private sale. Devos and Co. notes painting churches in Baldwinsville with substantial paint savings, citing estimates for parsonage and churches and urging use of their paint products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar $. McCardell
East Third Street
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Sold and Reorganized
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway sale was concluded this afternoon at the Citizens' National Bank. James E. Ingram Sr. was named president with Emory L. Coblentz as secretary and Tionen A. Halter as treasurer. Expenses include new superintendent Charles Gorster and auditor O. R. Bennett as part of the post sale reorganization. A half hourly Braddock Heights schedule resumes and a 10 p.m. car runs daily from Frederick with no rate changes first. A new 2000 horsepower boiler and heavier feed wire will arrive, and more cars are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway
Frederick & Middletown Electric Railway Co
Citizens’ Na- Hexal Bank
Vld
James E. Ingram, Sr
Baltimore
Ioe
J. Roger McSherry
Emory L. Goblents
Tionen A. Haller
Frank H. Callaway
George Wm. Smith
John Q. Motter
Roberts P. Graham
Ofsy Hotel
Charles Gorster
Mr. Gorster
United Railwaye of
O. R B. Bennett
Tewan
Braddock Heights
Automobile accident ends life of Francis Caldwell
Francis Caldwell of the Emmittseborg area died last Saturday after a horse he was driving was frightened by an approaching automobile. The horn was blown but no stop signal as the vehicle passed. The horse lunged and the shafts broke, sending Caldwell toward Oldwell's house where he collapsed saying everything is growing black. Cause of death believed to be either injury or heart failure from shock. He leaves a widow, three sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Caldwell
Emmittseborg
Mr. Caldwell
Mr. Oldwell
Caldwell
Cona
Death notices of Mrs Kate Dorsey Winder and others
Mrs Kate Dorsey Winder, widow of Dr BE Winder formerly a Baltimore dentist, dies at 78 in Wilmington Del. she was active in Confederate causes and at Soldiers Home in Pikesville. Miss Cordelia Alexander, 94, dies in Middletown after senile debility. funeral at 8 am with services and interment at Middletown Reformed cemetery. Alvar Boral aged 2 months 11 days dies of marasmus. funeral at Mt Clivat cemetery with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Dorsey Windee
Kate Dorsey Winder
BE. B. Winder
Baltimore
H A. Miller
Wilmington
Del
Winder
Roderick Dorsey
Frederick County
RK. Bailey Winder
2. A. Miller
Pikesville
Relstver
Mount Royal Station
Intermansat
Loudoun Park
Cordelia Alexander
George Schaeffer
East Third Street
Reformed Church
Middletown
Tilghman Alexander
Barah Alexander
Burkittsville
Mr. Rupley
Martinsburg
E. L Mobean
Alvar Boral
Johnneen Burall
Patrick Street
Marasmus
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Clivat Cemetery
F Schroeder
Prohibition Nomination Declined Over Family Ticket Choice
Dr John D Nicodemous declined a House of Delegates nomination on the Prohibition ticket due to his brother C A Nicodemus running on the Republican ticket. The vacancy was filled by D Hollier Kefauver of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Nicodemous
House of Delegates
Prohibition
Ban
C. A. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Oxithe
d.Hollier Kefauver
Middletown
Reception and Assembly Friday Evening
A reception and assembly will be held Friday from 8 to 10 30 in Junior Hall to open Miss Bischie’s pages in dancing. An orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.
Purely Personal: Local Movements and Visits
A column of social notes lists numerous residents and visitors. Names include Chew Wheome Go, Mr. A. T. Krebs, George F. Kitee, Goy B. Phebus, and T. Cloutson among others visitingBaltimore York and Washington. The text records relatives and guests in Gilimore, Emmitsburg, and nearby towns with several returning from visits to Montgomery County and Kansas City.
September Deaths and Burials Report for City and County
For September the city and county recorded 55 deaths with 12 in the city and 43 in the county. Interments totaled at Mt Olivet St Johns and local colored graveyards with burials in Middletown Petersville Kemptown Myersville Liberty Town Doubs Haughs Woodsboro Obhardh Hill Thurmont Rocky Bill Creagerstown Emmitsburg Point of Rocks Jefferson Wolfaville. Mortality roughly matched August overall, with city deaths lower than county. Superintendent Michael notes interments in Mt Olivet for adults 12 children 7 city and county counts. Baltimore area listed as 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Middletown
Petersville
Kemptown
Myersville
Liberty Town
Doubs
Haugh’s
Woodsboro
Obhardh Hill
Thurmont
Rocky Bill
Creagerstown
Found Dead in Bed in Gaithersburg
Zacharies Briggs a leading citizen of Gaithersburg Montgomery County was found dead in bed yesterday morning. He had been in frail health but helped on his farm recently. His wife found him at about one in the afternoon. Cause of death listed as heart failure. He is survived by his widow daughter of the late James Olsgett and one son Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacharies Briggs
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Galthernburg
Auch
James Olsgett
Herman Briggy
Market Quotations From Tycon’s Local Ha
Local market quotes show Osrn shelling at 62.80 per patrel and 50 ante per baszel Whest No 2 red at 770 steamer 680 per bushel with rejections Shoger per bushel damaged 590 per bashel Oats at 1s cents per bask
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tycon
Osrn
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
A detailed weekly notice of services from multiple churches. Rev Beohbach at Evangelics Reformed preached bondage and adoption morning and neoml in evening. United Brethren held Sunday school, Christian Endeavor, and preaching. First Baptists discussed The Feast of Life. German Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches reported services and Sunday schools. Several parishes announced anniversaries, rosary, and baptisms with choir, Epworth League, and morning masses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelics! Reformed Church
Beohbach
Bom
Kath I
Neoml
United Brethren Church
Atbh
W. J. Kirscofe
Christian Endeavor
William Hammond Parker
Livi
German Baptist Church
Bidec A .B. Sambart
Hagerstown
B.A. Broser
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
J. H. Balthta
Our Lord
Epworth
Pas
Presbyterian Church
Yeeterday
T. Freaman Dixon
Alec
St. John's Catholic Church
Bunoday School
W. 5
Kane
Lutheras Church
Steak
Saul Fof Tarsus
Osborne Ingle
Tue
Joshus
Sadleyshile
Messrs
O. M. Gilpin
Henry Trail
Mapete
Winnatc
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
St. Mark
St. Mints
BH. Abbott
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
M. Rav
Spencer
Hey
M. A. Castle
J. L. Bartlets
Texsure
Misa Jessie Goodell
Epworth League
Bank Officers and Cashier Signatures Listed
The document enumerates officers including President WM G Barker Vice President BED Baker and WH Zimmerman with cashiers Avet and an overall surplus of 250 000 and assets totaling 100 000. It also names several individuals such as Jas McSawmmr D E Keraver Wut Bite Barra Joar Jxo C Motrex D H Haxcert and Thos H Maller among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm.g. Barker
Bed. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman Sakcel G. Duvall
Sonor Jas
D.E. Keraever
Gro
Wut
Bite
Barra
Jooar
C.motrex
D. H. Haxcert
Local residents reported ill and improving at home
Mrs Elizabeth Routzahn of West Patrick Street is critically ill. Mr Charles Ridgkey of Bentz Street is ill with a carbuncle on his right hand. Mrs L M Hixdorll’s friends note she is able to be about her room. Mr Resops O White of East Fourth Street has returned home much improved from Frederick Olsy Hospital. Mr Luther T C Frasier of West Fourth Street has resumed duties at the B and Q freight office after months on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Elizabeth Routzahn
West
Patrick Atrest
Charles Ridgiey
Bentz
Luther T. C. Fragier
West Fourth Street
Funeral for May Estellg Eatrick at Lime Kiln
The funeral of May Estellg Eatrick was held yesterday at two o'clock from her home at Lime Kiln. Rev. E. C. G. Makosky of Buckeystown conducted services. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. O. O. Carty acted as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Estellg Eatrick
Lime Kiln
E. C G. Makosky
Buckeystown
Mount Olivet Cemetery
O. O. Carty
Various State News Bits Mix In Early 20th Century
Reports from Maryland and nearby areas include Dr. Alonzo M. Buck's death in Hyatterie, a kangaroo recapture near Penhar after a Washington county escape, Bishop Monahan’s land purchase for an Easton academy, and a lost geneses recovery in Hagerstown. Midshipmen at Narel Academy exposed to diphtheria are moved to the Hars ford ship on the Savern river. A large bank barn on the Heller heirs farm near Hing erstown burned with 2000 dollars in loss and 900 dollars insured. Ellwood Riley returns to Cecil after Alaska search. Democratic delegates dispute in Anne Arundel may yield two campaign tickets. Local frictions involve Hamilton Lodge and Hamilton Ledge over a 2000 dollar bank deposit. Court action will settle. Trustee E L Bowe sold the Emmitsburg area 185 acre Adams farm for 2600 dollars to Edward J. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo M. Buck
Hyatterie
Washington County
Penhar
John J. Monahan
Esaton
Easton
Richard H. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Gineses
Aistar
Narel Academy
Harsford
Savern River
Heller Heirs
Hingerstown
Ellwood Riley
Cecil County
Alaska
Haen
Anne Arundel County
Hamilton Lodge
Shield of Honor
Hamilton Ledge
Guard of Honor
6Th of
Local notices and ads from Frederick area postcard
Local items include Fitzhugh Les Chapter meeting at 7:90 PM tomorrow in the club room. Frank P. Boblitz authorized to solicit ads for the Frederick Fair and official score card program. Jeanette Steck teaches at Frederick College with openings for more students. Egg-O-See breakfast demo this week. Heating stoves at cost with gas stoves and mantles. Fre-Pre Frederick Gas & Electric Co promoting aluminum ware and local retailer Allen G. Qtywx & 0 selling goods at market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Les
U.D. C
Albert L. Peance
Lee
Frank P. Boblitz
Frederick
Fairgrounds
John Hendrickson invites shoppers to view fall garments
Cattle Our Garment Departsments extend an invitation to call and judge this season's suits skirts coats and jackets. They claim stable workmanship and unchanged prices with new dress goods and broadcloth lines from bricks to solid colors. Prices range from one to three dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtef
Fashions Reign Supreme for October Skopping
108M Hendrickson Neidig Miller advertises new fall merchandise arrivals. Women s neckwear includes jabots and lace trimmed pieces at 25c to 50c. New dress goods feature broadcloths worsteds and satins in multiple shades with prices from 54 inches at 1.00 to 3.25. Three specials in black Petticoats offered at 1.00 1.09 and 1.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strick
Bergesach
Optical Claims and Low Fares Highlight October Local Notices
Local notices advertise eye testing by Caprial Optical Co in Frederick with Dr. O W Hines and urge proper lenses. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers greatly reduced colonial fares to western states from Sept 14 to Oct 20 1905, including $1.00 to Washington and $1.25 to Baltimore, with a special Oct 8 Sunday trip and Harpers Ferry fair round trip deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalourst
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Colom
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Goa
Sonta Dakota
Texas
Utah
Warington
Wyoming
New Art Loom Draggers Offer Fresh Carpet Styles
L. E. Mullin promotes the new Art Loom Draggers as a departure from Wool Ingrains, featuring varied Oriental designs. The carpet house touts a wide array of weave styles and urges readers to visit to see the selections.
Sappington Location Note
Local notice lists F B Sappington at eight doors north of Cy Nai with no further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Sappingtom
Cy Nai
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the Daily News
Richard 11
England
Fothenngss Qastie
Bosworth
Charles Ho
Spain
Locine
Neo Dov
Wach
Purine
Wasmasros
Mary’ Ixud
W. L. Moos
Burana
Notts LE
Lincoln
Heesperger
Geo. W. Olows
O. W
Todd
Baldwinsville
N.Y
Osterhout & Lockwood
Musre
Slingerlsnd
Shutter
Episcopal Church
Traly
Ea FP
W. Devos & Co. Pigs
P. J. Gargest & Co
F. & M. Electric Railway
New Handa
Jas. K. Ingram, JR
Emory L. Coblentz
Thomas H. Halter
Ho B. Price
Gilimore
Buainess
Acthar T. Kreb
West Third Street
George F. Kitee
West South
Baltmore
Goy B. Phebus
Patrickabeat
de. T. Cloutson
Estrero Shore
Robert KM. H. Lease
Lizzie
Emma Thompson
Huntingdon
Mise
Margaret E. Olingsa
Esser Patrick
Helen Outshall
South Market Street
Woodaboro
Alice Cramer
George Wao
Cramer
Braddock
Messia
Carl G. Freischman
Arthur Bailor
East Patrick
York
G. M. D. Clabaugh
Booth Market Atrees
Maggie Plummer Stevenson
Katherine Perry
West South Strett
Violet Walters
West Fatrick Straat
Fannie
Edith Herron
Chambersburg
South Market
Roger Sellers
John Mohbbing
South Street
Mire Herbert B. Moyer
Norristown
Wim. Hammond Parker
North Market Street
Lawrence Downey
New Market
Albert Pearre
South Market Straat
Wm. D. Macken
Claude Bayley
Graftor
WVI
Groshon
Eas Patrick Street
Messra
John Hershberger
Charles J. Riehl
Wm. Bopst
Charles Rothenhosfer
Clinton Bopat
Williamspors
Mise Clara Sanders
Huzene Sponasler
Washington
Hee
Lizzie Gelwicks
Joseph T. Gelwicks
Enuimiteburg
Kansas City
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
Colorado Springs
Oslorads
East Patrick Street
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edith Troxell
New York
Chas. P. Troxell
Carrie Troxell
Sister Marie
Misa Frances McSharry
Littlestown
St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
B. W. Gibbs
Needles
Ont
Charles J. Shui
Gibbs
Boston
Mass
Needies Lodge
No. 28
I. A
Charles Zimmerman
Mere
Lewis Zimmerman
Eamitsburg
Marion
Ind
Zimmerman
Bret
Honth
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Barber
Joun
Baxsetne
Wu. G. Baxxr
Thos. H. Maller
C. MM. F
Howast
Danie, Bakes
News OF the
E.L Bowe
Annie M. Adams
Edward J. Adame
Jos F. Bracat
Bein & Reids’s
Ereoit Bros
Misa Jeanette Steck
the Frederick College
Oall
Frepraick Gas & Evecteic Co
South Market St
Allen G. Qtywx & 0
John Hendrickson
Saltsia
Mary
Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Eidig & Miller
October Records
Dryer & Vincer
O. W. Hines
Fraderick
Jth
Market Street
Caprial Optical Co
9Th Ss
W. W
Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
Haxerstown Fair
Vis
Baltimore & Ohio
KR. H
Baguier
L. E. Mulling
Urorge
Sobuch
Har? Te Poulton
Baeutifel Aatieras
Jong Kewjot
Oly Place
George
Rodooue
TH. P. Rice
P.rice
Funeehal
Fourth Streeter
H. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
CITY
Fesc
EOS. Marssdawk
Todo P.m
OG. L. Eefau
Foster
Frederich MD
Church Street
Srederick
Morgan Ceols
West Patricks
Faroe
Orrockers
Lost and Fong
South Bentz
Gay Mateau
PES
Trespars
F. B. Sappington
G Hina
Angie
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