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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple entities and firms such as Radock & Co and Neldig & Miller. It appears as a garbled catalog of names including banks, laundries, and individuals, with unclear roles or actions. No coherent event or report is discernible.
SUMMEY PERSONAL. MM operat Pringragia About here. Who Come and Go. Rev Drs B Ry Weohbaahih has returned from a western tour. Mr Henry H Abbott South Market Etrast spent yesterday at Poolaaville. Captain IEgratina W Dorsey of New Markos is spending the day in the city. Mr and Mrs Edward Sohell Centre Bennet are pounding a few days with relatives at Pearl. Mr Ephriam Byler and family have removed from 12 Water street to 405 East Patrick street. Rose Wilhide of Springfield Ohio is visiting Mrs Walter Riae South Market Street. Mrs W D Brace of Washington is visiting her sister Mrs Charles FL Kreb West Third street. Miss Maud Schildtknacht has resigned her position at the Frederick County Telephones Exchange. Miss Sarah Lenhart East Church street, visiting parents at Utioa, has returned. Mrs E Davidblae Sadie Devilbles and Gosia Hammond of Johnaulte registered at the Maryland building Jamestown. Rev Osthorne Ingle has returned from Washington where he attended the donention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew. Mrs Scion EK Schiefer and Miss Sophia B Shafer, guests of Mr and Mrs W L Miller at Willow Dale, spent Tuesday in Thurmond. Mrs Edward H Whittier and daughter Mary East Fourth street, visiting Cumberland, have returned. Mr and Mrs Richard Mareen Davalis of Baltimore, visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar K Lagg at Glen Glan, have returned. Juliza O Crum formerly of Jefferson now of Baltimore promoted from civil service register to day inspector at 4 per diem. Mr Ira Fahrney of this city, in Chicago with Automatic Telephone Co, transferred to Omaha Neb to assist large automatic system.
A compact page notes whimsical lines about the widow, the Hunter’s moon at the Frederick fair, and a quip on conclusions before actions. It laments bill boards in Baltimore, jokes about Carrie Nation jail, and jokes on Cork’s population. A sly line about memory closes the column.
The Maryland Construction Company sells the farm of 62 acres with buildings at Monocacy Bridge, north of the city, to Mr. George Broke for 8500 dollars. The sale concerns real estate and loan square from Cramer and Stanffer.
The thirty second annual Women’s Obriatian Tamperanca Union of Maryland convened in Baltimore at Fayette Street Methtdias Episcopal Church. About fifty delegates attended as Mrs. Mary Haslop led the executive drive, with Rev. R. W. He Weeck delivering the welcome and Miss Rebecca Miller replying. Addresses covered anti narcotics Kindergarian and Sunday school work while Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Maggie Mebring were slated for principal talks.
The sixteenth annual Southern Maryland Fair Association opened in Upper Marlboro as Democrats, Republicans and local residents reported crowd pull and political tensions. Notable moves included naval staff changes and a $500,000 philanthropic gift to the Pratt Library in Baltimore while university hazing sparked campus chatter.
The twelfth annual session of the Women’s Missionary Society of the A. M. E. church convened at Quinn A. M. E. church East Third Street Riv. John B. Wagner pastor. Delegates from Saltimora Washington and other points attended. First vice president Mrs. Margaret P. Hill presiding in place of President Mrs. John A. Gaines. Prominent attendees include Rev. Dr. Wesley Gaines bishop Potomac Balti mora and other presiding elders. Clergymen will visit the meetings and discuss decisions.
Mr William and Mr B Ktobbon purchased the Dr E Smith residence at 6 East Church Street and Mr Newton M Zentz bought Mrs Busan J Whalen's property at 65 and 57 East Patrick Street on private terms. Cramer and Stauffer closed the sale of the De Lashmatt property a three story brick dwelling on Booth Market Street to Osaper E Oline for Nicholas C Oline on private terms.
The sick include Mrs. Allen Lampe of South Market street who is able to be out. Judge James Mc Sherry shows very favorable improvement. Rath Grimes and Gartrude Groves, bitten by a mad dog on Monday and taken to the Pasteur Institute in Baltimore, are reported doing well.
A Washington resident was struck in the back by four large objects during work on a swimming pool project at the Y M O Abdalld fog site. He sustained injuries described as minor but necessitating medical attention.
The week ending October 2 1907 logged transfers of real estate in the Otrenit and Orphans Courts with numerous deeds from Ida H Conway to Francois Qian and others. The list includes properties in Briogewick Fredar tok Walk araville and Rocky Ridge along with several marriages licenses and estate actions. Meteors for October 18 to 20 will be visible after dusk with Orion as the radiant point and the full moon possibly dimming the display.
The ladies of the Empty Stocking Association are busy dressing dolls for a Christmas display and plan a public exhibition. A meeting will be held Monday October 7 at 3 o'clock, second floor Magonia Temple. All persons with dolls should return them to this meeting.
A large ore deposit has been discovered in the ore banks at Catcoin Farnsace. Four carloads are being removed daily by the Monocacy Valley Railroad under the management of Mr. Parking.
Democratic United States Senate candidates gathered in Baltimore yesterday failed to reach a consensus. A second conference is scheduled for tomorrow to pursue a possible accord among contenders.
Judge Ellett sustains the Ward will bequest to the Bishop Ingle Memorial Wand in Gankow China. The case involves the Annis C Ward estate with a 3409 bequest toward religious work. Trustees and heirs argued the land must accrue. judge rules the legacy legal and payable, with appeal to follow. The legacy funds the Ingle Memorial Hall honoring Bishop James Addison Ingle who died in 1908.
Brief obituary notices from Taneytown and surrounding towns report the death of Anna Payne and other local residents. Details include previous church service, interment, and surviving relatives, with notes on ages and funeral arrangements. The Blythe, Nichols, Bowen, and Heim families are referenced with standard funeral notices and burial locations.
Charles B. Townsend and Mia Martha B. Kidd of Washington were quietly married at the Presbyterian manse this afternoon by Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixor. Townsend is superintendent of public parks, Washington.
An Indiana Rochester bank vault yielded 1865 five dollar notes with engravings showing a historical scene. Some bills failed at Chicago banks while others, like a 1861 three year foretaste note, are rare but valuable. A rare $10 note bearing 4 percent interest since 1879 is valued at about 21 dollars.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of New Market led by Mrs. Harry Wood held a harvest home social and sale last Friday night. The hall was decorated in Old Red White and Blue with mottoes supporting temperance. A portrait of Frances E Willard honored the late WCTU leader. A short program featured LT L members and guest vocal and instrumental solos. Suppers, cakes, fruit, and other refreshments were sold as part of the evening. A future event includes a lecture by Miss Tingling from England later in October.
The Virginia and Maryland annual conference of the United Brethren will convene at Lena Union chapel Smoketown on October 10 and 11 with sessions open to members and congregations.
At the Bijou the New England rural comedy drama Uncle Josh Perking plays Saturday October 5. The company is praised as strong and entertaining with a refined cast and novel settings for each scene, promising a wholesome audience experience.
The Fitznogh Lee Chapter U D O postpones its monthly meeting to Friday October 4 at 7 80 p m with recording secretary Louise Johnson Also notes about first year normal muato for children under Misa Adams Women s College beginning Friday October 4 at 4 p m as Conservatory Early enrollment encouraged The Y B C E of the UO B church hosts a sociable on Thursday evening October 3 730 Public invited Small door admission Refreshments Country Club supper Thursday at 6 p m Members register by ila m Misa Ritchie resumes dancing classes Friday October 11 at 8 o c Junior Hall san Etjon Theatre Partioolara terms etc all on or address Miss W M Rircuit Frederick Md Private reasons given Also entertainments children's parties etc offered Repairing done chess repair at short notice by A Railin No 307 North Market 84 Democratic Headquarters open in Etchla Building next to Citizens National Bank campaign events planned with addresses Wednesday October Sad and periodically during the race All Democrats urged to be registered Hyacinth Tallos etc.
U S 13th Cavalry soldiers passed through Loys on Monday morning en route back to Fort Mysr Virginia after camping near Frederick. Detachments of 405 men and 120 artillery followed, residents lined the road to cheer. Frederick’s state school fund quarterly distribution named $10,836.54 for the appointment.
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