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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
4
Subscribers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularities in receipt of papers. The note mentions a local theater and the Bijou area, urging readers to notify staff of delivery issues for accurate circulation.
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in this local social column. Prof Alfred F Warka of Washington, J P T Mathias of Thurmons, Melvin P Wood of New Market Iowa, D J Michasl of South Market, and Dr Robert Howard of New York are among those visiting or staying with friends and relatives in Baltimore and nearby towns. Various Misses, Mrs, and Mr s travel from Baltimore, Cumberland, Philadelphia, and beyond to attend family events and social engagements in the city.
A row of light items notes persimmon flavor coming, a joking couple study each other’s faults post marriage, and rising food costs threaten a “dinner of democracy.” Also listed are repainting jobs at Rosenour building at Barkes and Church streets by Michael Kennedy and crew, and at Theodors Buesing’s North Market property by Mehrl F. Moberly and crew.
David Jones was arrested by Officer Strasberger on a charge of beating his wife. He appeared before Justice O. H. Bokstein, who set a five dollar line of bail, which was paid. The Nowa reported the incident.
The creditors of Augustus H. Ebert trading as B. Ebert and Son who filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition meet on the ninth instan t at 10 o clock a m at Maj E Goldsboroughs office in Frederick to elect permanent trustees to wind up the affairs. The estate shows assets of 15054 81 with liabilities around 69833 34. Major creditors include Harry Hebert Margaret M Hebert Central National Bank Woodsboro Savings Bank Dementia Building Association Frank Seachrist John Seachrist Sargent Co J O Tanger Co Hanover with notes and open accounts totaling various sums.
The Point of Rocks Literary and Debating Society names BG Barley as president and W Z Wilbide as secretary for 1997 98. The first program on October 9 in Masonic Hall features a debate on the question In a Ballet Dream Signs Omens and Luck Well Founded. Members invite others to join for mind enrichment and pleasant evenings.
The second day program at Fayette Street Methodist Episcopal Church features Mary Haslop, WCTU president, outlining temperance reform prospects in Maryland. She notes one third of Americans live under prohibition and calls for aggressive home education work. Officers were elected this morning. Rev. Anns Howard Shaw will close the convention this evening.
The adjourned Democratic gubernatorial aspirants conference in Baltimore proceeds this afternoon with little prospect of agreement. Ex Governors Smith and Jackson will not attend. Governor Warfield Congressman Talbot and other candidates say they cannot predict whether Jackson's absence will affect the conference outcome. The Governor says he has not yet decided and may or may not be a candidate.
At the Bijou Family Theatre a lively comedy will be shown featuring Uncle Josh Perkins by Sam Morris. No attractions tonight or tomorrow due to new film arrivals. films resume next Monday night.
Visitation of grand officers to Mitzpah Chapter No 9 Eastern Star is postponed for tomorrow night. The Country Club plans an evening supper at Clifton. Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Friday evening. The Frederick Are Club rises this evening.
The Presbyterian church will host an address this evening at 7 30 o clock by Rev D E O Visanoff from Macedonia. The Obra tian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren church holds its annual sociable in the Bandar school room tonight at 7 30.
County Commissioner H Milton Kea fanver has been elected trustee of Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythine to succeed the late Edward C Shepherd in this city.
George W. King and Brothers awarded the state printing contract with a bid of 17090 dollars. Confederate flags at the Soldiers Home in Pikenville to be moved to Annapolis. Baltimore Subtreasury teller Paroy Hammond reported with typhoid fever. Gen Francis E. Waters elected president of the Baltimore Board of Trade, succeeding Robert Ramsay. Jesse D. Prices named Democrat nominee for State Senate in place of ex Governor Jackson. Bluey the Tennessee negro linked to the Salisbury murder, arrested in Philadelphia. Antibribery League of Talbot County asks candidates to pledge against bribery. Charles Nisholago of near Brookeville injured after being kicked and dragged by a mule. Gambrill Textile Mills warehouse in Havre de Grace damaged by fire following a dropped match.
Miss Josephine Weaver of Adams town died in Shepherdstown while visiting. Her funeral is planned for Saturday at Ss Joseph's Catholic Church Buckeystown with interment at Br John's cemetery. Mrs Margaret J Brunner widow of Henry Brunner aged 86 died at her home after a long illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 o'clock with services at the house and Mount Olivet cemetery. Rev William H Jones aged 62, Buckeystowe Methodist pastor, died after a long illness in Baltimore. Funeral tomorrow at Fowler's church Camp Parole Bd.
Miss Christine Taylor hosted a brilliant ball September 28 at Libertytown Opera House. Guests included Dr and Mrs Jamra Costa Sappington, Miss Eva Sappington, Miss Gertrude Wright, Miss Edith Walsh, and many others from Libertytown and Baltimore. Dancing ran from 8:30 to midnight with Union Bridge Orchestra. Also, a birthday party for Miss Nettie Yinger featured games, solos by Mr. David Wineberg, refreshments, and well wishes for many happy returns.
Mr Markwood D Harp and Miss Bertha Almeta Kiracofe both of this city were married today at noon The ceremony was solemnized by Rev J W Kiracofe father of the bride After the ceremony the couple left for Washington and will reside on East Church street upon their return ERSSLER-CLEMENTS Mary R Clements of Dicker aons Montgomery county and Herbert V Keesler of Washington formerly of this county were married October 1 in Washington by Rev James F Mackin The Stok Mr Charles O Waters Hast Oburoh street is indisposed Mr A J Elohbargar Wess Fourth at last is on the alok list
County correspondence from Meadow Brook reports Mr Howard Pearse improves after a four week shoulder abscess. Local social notes cover visits among Brubaker and Dade families, school events, and a funeral in Hagerstown. Poole's Mills adds bank progress, teachers, and holiday plans. Jamestown area items note openings, visitors, and family news.
J D Baker company officers listed. Advert says ladies under garments with knit and lace, linen hems, and silk patticoats arriving for fall priced from 5.00 to 9.50. Nearby notes social visits and local property sales with real estate agents Cramer & Stauffer and L M Nixdorf handling transfers.
Miss Jenula Maussetter and Mrs Bessie Mussinger visited friends in Baltimore. Miss Daisy Crawford attends the Temperance Convention in Baltimore. Several residents including Newton Kidd Bersta Mupsatétar Noemen Simmons Mira Page and William Kidd Jr are on the sick list. Naomi Crawford spent Friday with Grace Dill in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Will Etchison return to New Market for the winter. ARABY notes: Cora Bangs of Baltimore visits her father N M Rimbay. families from Flagstaff visit N M Rimbey. Mr and Mrs John Hoffman of Buckeystown visit N M Rimbey. Mrs 0 Rimbey and Willie visit O S Rimbey near Tremeville and call on A M Foltz of Njamaville. LANDER: Adams return from Jamestown Exposition. John Harper and E Hine host. Rhoda Brubaker returns from Liberty town after weeks with Roy Brubaker. John De Grange of Fengaville visits Eugene Harper. Katherine Oxley returns from time with R O Mercier family. Mrs Wm Onilers and Misses Harper and Myrtie at Bromwick. Eliza Pomeroy and Annie visit Point of Rocks. Abraham Brubaker of Liberty town spends weekend with Roy Brubaker. De Grange and Myr tla Harper visit Nellis McGaha. BLOOMFIELD: Farmers harvest yellow corn and sow wheat. Henry H Orum finishes corn harvest with a binder. James Foxwell of Frederick visits Byron Zimmerman at Blossfield on foot. Byron Zimmerman travels to Frederick for a vial. Mrs Wm Harris of Harmony Grove ill with parents Westley Wachter and Mrs Wachter.
Local listings show orders by Mrs Lewisz at 118 East Pasrokatraat for ladies wear and children's goods, with made to order or ready-made options. Republican Campaign Club hosts a meeting for Braddock Heights arrangements, plus a Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UDC meeting Friday October 4 at 7 50 pm. First year normal music at Woman's College begins October 4 at 4 pm, and YPCC of U B church holds a social Thursday evening October 8 with light refreshments.
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