PURELY PERSONAL Pleasant Paragraphs About Those who Game and Go
Community notes list visits and travels of local residents. Mies Nettie Routzahn visits Ellerton. Mrs Amelia Harper visits Mrs Thomas Pope in North Market. HS Landis travels to Philadelphia Harrisburg and Coatesville with Judge Motter returning from Atlantic City. Myrtle Himes and Mrs Andrew Creager visit Baltimore then return. Rev and Mrs S M Hench depart for Lancaster Philadelphia and Trippe Pa for several days. Emmy Shank from Hagerstown Junction visits Mr and Mrs Wachier then heads to Lancaster for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Nettie Routzahn
West Patrick Street
Ellerton
Amelia Harper
Boston
Thomas Pope
North Market Street
Landis
Norv Market Street
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Coatesville
John. C. Motter Ting
Atlantic City
Myrtle Himes
Slater
Andrew Creager
Weat
Fifth Street
Baltimore
M. Hench
Lancaster
Trippe
Emmy Shank
Hagerstown Junction
William
Wachier
Local Notices Highlight Signs and Small Ventures
Mr Clayton B Troxell has erected an attractive sign in front of his fish store on South Market street. Measure r Benginson and Jacob Slator on EvAt Patrick street have established a soap factory near Clifton. Jon the cat of Mrs Amanda Mererr of Braddock died aged 16. Messrs Edward Schell and Wm Ramsburg while fishing at Bell's Rock along the Monocacy captured two fine eels, one weighing four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton B. Troxell
South Market Street
R B. Benginson
Jacob Slator
Patrick Street
Clifton
Jon
Amanda Mererr
Braddock
Edward Schell
Wm. L. Ramsburg
Bell's Rock
Illness and local notices from Frederick area and beyond
The report lists residents with improving conditions including J P Perry of North Market Street and Ernest C Webb at City Hospital. It notes Mrs Henry B DeGrange near Adamstown and Mrs Mary Ann Daniels of South Market Street improving after illness or accident. It mentions Mr Lewis C Gittinger of East Fourth Street learning his son Mason Gittinger is in Mobile Alabama with a stomach tumor and recovering with four physicians in attendance. The piece also references a hunting law in Frederick County restricting hunting from October 10 to November and election day, with fines and costs for violations. It alludes to public notices about payables to informers, and a New York fair schedule with various travel routes and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P. Perry
North Market Street
Ernest C. Webb
City Hospital
Henry
B. DeGrange
Adamstown
Mary Ann Daniels
South Market Street
Lewis C. Gittinger
East Fourth Street
Mobil
Ala
Mas Gittinger
Ardea
Gittinger
Git- Sngtt
Benett
Tsa
Court Takes Recess as Trial Reaches Key Points
A high court session resumes after a funeral recess. Clarence Shaft faces non support charges amid a contested plea and prior indictments. Jury selection continues as Judge Worthington pauses for respect to the late clerk Douglass H. Hargett and handles juror punctuality issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cean
Clarence
Shatf
Charles F. Lewin
Ira Bubrnun
Charles F. Lewis
Ira Buhrman
Samuel A. Lowes
Reno
Harp
Traversers
Herman Toms
Beawistown
Traverses
Glenn H. Worthington
John C. Motter
James B
Ranneberger
Harry Bhaff
Ali
Shaf
Shaff
Mra
Heo
Austin D. Sheff
Wm. R. Murphy
W. Irving Dudderar
J. Waller Clemson
Douglass H. Hargett
Worthington
Hoare
Don H. Harett
Margett
Ae Ita
Bar
Hargett
Cimpater
Foreman Murphy
Corum
Murphy
Henderson
Convention draws large crowd at Pocomoke WCTU meeting
Delegates from Maryland State Woman's Christian Temperance Union are welcomed in Pocomoke City as the Eastern Shore hosts the largely attended convention. Morning devotions led by President Mup Mary oR.laalup. reports from Taylor Ing Brown and Herr. Pauline W. Holmes honors E.R. Murdock. Parliamentarian Milta Stewart impresses attendees. Evening service at Methodists draws many neighbors. lecture by Miss Christine Tinting, of Norfolk, is well received. Tonight Rav. Alice Samt of Dover to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keaslona
Pocomoke
Maryland
My E. Brown
Elizabeth Herr
Pauline W. Holme
E.R. Murdock
Milta
Stiwart
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mike Christine I. Tinting
London
England
Norfolk
Miss Tinting
Rav
Alice Samt
Dover
Delaware
Funeral Rites for Douglas Hillatgutt Held at East Church Street
Funeral services for the late Douglas Hillatgutt were held at 11 o'clock this morning at his East Church Street home with Rev. E. R. Eschbach and Rev. D. N. Dittmar officiating. Attendees included Chief Judge Glenn H. Worthington and several court officials. Columbia Lodge No. 58 A B and A M led grave rites. Pallbearers were fraternity members. honorary pallbearers named. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director Wa. H. Erchinon. Numerous floral tributes from friends and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hillatgutt
East Church Street
R. Eschbach
David N. Dittmar
Jefferson
Glenn H. Worthington
John C. Moter
James B. Fenderton
Samuel O T. Haffner
Mussonic Fraternity
Columbia Lodge
A.B
A.M
Pallbzarera
Dorsey Sthoderick
Schaeffer L. Rhoads
H. B. Erchinon
James F. Eldredge
Washington,d. C
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church
John Lee Allison
Glenwood Cemetery
Myrtle Lodge
No. 25
Maral
Inge
American Beauty
Isride
Mountain City Lodge
K. of
Heart
Marechal Neil
Washington, D.C
Post Offfice Department
Mihi O
Chicago
Mm. W. 2
Soyder
Capt. Lowell
Gilbert Morse
Laltimore
Miss Lowell
Washington
The Devil to Be Shown at the City Opera House Tonight
Tonight The Devil a much talked about Molnar play arrives at the City Opera House under Henry W. Savage and Alfred Aarons. The production is the authorized Garden Theatre version with strong advance sales reported and a packed house anticipated amid ongoing rights controversy in New York theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Molnar
Devil
City Opera
Cox
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Agents
Thomas and Motter sold the Geo Lewis property on Wear Patrick street to John Muller and Charles T K Young. Robert T Danner sold a 50 acre tract near McKaig to Vincent Boone. Cramer and Stauffer sold three lots on West Seventh Street for 465 dollars to Edward J. Hudson. Canteloupe prices in Tobiee and Smithsburg, Washington County, offered 20,000 hills of cantaloupes at low cents per hill. shipments ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Motter
Geo. Lewis
Wear Patrick Street
John Muller
Charles T. K. Young
Robert T. Danner
McKaig
Vincent Boone
Cramer & Stauffer
Edward J. Hudson
Weat Seventh Atrees
Long illness ends for John M. Delashmutt of Mount Airy
John M. Delashmutt born 1830 in Mount Airy died at 2 am after a lengthy illness. He served in the Sixth Texas Cavalry Confederate Army from 1858 through the Civil War, fought from Shiloh to Selma, returned to Maryland, and conducted business in Woodbine with son John M. Delashmutt Jr. He leaves a widow and children Nellie Mildred Mary Cora Raymond and others, and was a Mason and Confederate Veterans member. Funeral from Mount Airy residence next Sunday to Mount Onevet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Delashmutt
Mount Alry
Hinces
Delashmutt
Woodbine
Carroll County
Delashsmutt
Elias Delashmutt
George Feathake
Teas
Dallas
Sixth
Texas Cavalry
Confederate States Army
Ten. Rose
Texas
Shiloh
Selma
Ala
Maryland
Cookaville
Howard County
Mary Dorsey
Walter Dorey
John A. Delashmutt
Nellie
Mildred Delashmutt
Annie Wallace
Howard Warfield
Cookeville
Cora Morris
Sykesville
Yelashmutt
Fatapsco National Bank
Killenit City
Prudence Lodge
A.J
A. M
Mt. Airy
Alexander Young Camp
Confederate Veterans
Columbia Lodge of
Masone
Columbia
Mount Airy
Mount Onevet
Ma AV. G. Delashmutt
Martinsville
Uinois
van Delashmutt
Indiana
James Pearre
Montgomery County
Raymond, Reiett
Near
Tle
Bate Amérew J. Delashmuit
Social World Celebrates Birthdays With Surprises and Feasts
A surprise party for Mrs. William Glessner Wednesday night drew many friends and neighbors who enjoyed amphophone and piano music by Helen Dixon and Kathryn Conrad. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and numerous Glessner family members, with a late dining spread of delicacies. Grace and Mamie Dill hosted a separate gathering September 29 with parlor games and sweets, followed by a dining-room refreshments service. A Pear-Peeling Party at Mrs. Harry Dyer’s featured pears peeled by guests, ice cream and cakes. Today, Clifford Stull’s birthday party brought together his young friends at West Patrick Street, with party fare and Delicacies of the ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glessner
Helen Dixon
Kathryn Conrad
Willams Glessoer
George Glesmer
Chas
Gilbert
Mre
Millard Lease
Davis
Ceanner
Char
Moberley
Frasebrecht
Minnie Dixon
Igilian
Johnl'yson
Esterley
Frank Moore
Lucy Glessner
Nina
Sarah
Eloise
Mary Gilbert
Panny Moberley Hoan Englebrecht
Helen
Mary Dixon
Lilly Stone
Lucy Giessner
Jane Hammond
Lesars
Gregg Giessner
Bernied Davia
Edgar Davis, Jr
Misaea Grace
Mame Dill
Dillavenue
Mirren
Isode Rebecca Duvall
Cora Ditter
Grace Dim
Mamie Dill
Thirza Eichelberger
Ralph Staufer
Clayton Zimmerman
Walkoraville
Mesars
Leonard Storm
Pu ‘Thomas
Wouia Eichelberger
Paul Brown
Harry Dyer
Owen Stull
West Pattick Street
Clifford
Possum Caught While Catching Eels on Outline
Mr Calvin Kehler reportedly captured 98 eels along outlines near Devilbies bridge. At the 90th hook a possum foot became snagged, causing the animal to be pulled from the line. Mr Charles F Shipley assisted during the haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Kehler
Devilbies’ Bridge
Charles F. Shipley
Kehler
Episcopal Church elects Rev Dr Lloyd Coadjutor
Rev Dr Arthur Selden Lloyd of New York, general secretary of the fore and domestic board of the Episcopal Church, was elected coadjutor to Bishop P this afternoon by the convention in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Selden Lloyd
New York
Prient
Episcopal Church
Elec
Maryland
Mason City Ledger financial fragment with names and totals
Fragmentary ledger text lists totals and accounts with names such as BRAVE or MARTLAND and FREDMRICE, mentions WM. ZIMMERMAN as Cashier and THAYER THOMAS as N. P. along with a date reference to the 29th. The readable portion provides numbers and a partial roster of individuals connected to the sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mberassones Boaeel
Brave Or Martland
Jount
Fredmrice
Sett
Wm. Caan
Ruben
Ieabare
WM. G
Zimmerman
Caahler
Aaron
Thayer Thomas
N. P. Nh Poon
Spite Fence Dispute Over Back Building At Hagerstown
Long running quarrel between South Potomac Street neighbors in Hagerstown centers on a back building with a window facing a neighbor. The owner built up to block light, the other responded with a two story metal frame cut off light. Rumors persist of a steel cut off affecting Shepherdstown road rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Bank board honors late director Dona Lasn Hanae
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick records a formal resolution dated September 30 1906 praising Dona Lasn Hanae a longtime director for integrity judgment Christian character and devoted service. The board expresses sympathy to Hanaes family and resolves to attend his funeral in a body signed Basen President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona- Lasn +H Hanae
Abe
Citizens’ Rational Bank of
Frederick
Bargett
Hia
Basen
Autumn fashions lure shoppers with bold contrasts and fabrics
Frayed fragments show wary shoppers testing latest fall trends in white black and colored textiles. Deals on leather wares, buckles, and knit wear mix with local notices on rail service changes and a busy market scene offering oysters, hot beverages, and seasonal garments.
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the Daily Vews
Fothetingay Tautie
Bowtworth Fishd
John Andre
Richard 111
America
William Ellery Chainley
Real Dow
Mercury
Union Thee
Dieputch
Tay
Waaumerom
K. Moons
Central Nat. Bank
Larne
New York Fair
Ponrerl
York
Uni Baltiere
Tibet
Ana
Tobiee
Smithsburg
Rocky Ford Cantelonnes
Sarved
Cutizens’ National Bank
Camisena' National Bank
Arin
Toeel Toudét Ak
Mente
Laeena Oe
Total
Notoagle Bros
Houck
Stora
Virginia
Cate
John D. Heydrickson
Tiio
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Wonen
Fied Directaire
Lea
Atpert
Ios Il Oxford
NEIDIG @ MILLER
G.E. F. Anvenson
Bupt
Market Street
Pearl
Tnd
McUanper's
Carland
D. F. Maynx
THON
P.rice
Cam Plage
Thomas P. Wlmaral Olam
Merve Manrist
Wompna
A. J. Eichelberoer
Eanduasians
Grocerieg
A. J. Righelberger
Mabel
M. L. Atchison's
Sestatante
Calle Day Ang Aight
Etchison
Etchibpr
Booth
Market Strest
Prederick, Md
JaRtawir
W. HL. B. Etchison
Wee B. Etchison
BIO Brevices
Funeral Directom
East Charch Rest
The
Woman's College
Tha B. Church
Budoem. Wu. H
Etorison
Embelmer
Fyildawly
Charles L. Renn
Ahved
MecCardell’s
McCanpEll’s
Igo'dock
A. O
Sidi
Stalin
Tua
G. Wu. da. Oentame
Dal
Clabsugh
RDELL
Huway Taar
Ans Entertainments
Opera Hi
MeCastlelle
Sinawooricr
Gas & Beas. Co
H. E. Petermak
Pramklin Strest
Martimes
Duksges
Munewly
A. Lang
Wil Alist
Pate
Jommer Cal
Gantt
F. B. Sappington
Jost
Crane
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