Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Frederick County
Annie Doty and husband deed to Bertha A. Hamilton in county real estate for 500 dollars. Wm H. Nicodemus attorney in mortgage transfers to Boward C. Murphy and wife for 145 dollars. Annie Elizabeth Cramer to John I. Lambert and Grace E H. Lambert, Frederick city lots for 1400 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Willis Burrass to Nellie May Becraft near Mt Airy and Lewis Benedict Gannon to Cora Irene Garrett, both of Frederick. Claude G Shoemaker in Frederick to Ruth C Riddlemoser of Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Doty
Bertha A. Hamilton
Wm. H. Nicodemus
Boward C. Murphy
Annie Elizabeth Cramer
John I. E. Lambert
Grace E H. Lambert
Frederick City
Willis Burrass
Nellie May Becraft
Mt. Airy
Lewis Benedict Gannon
Sickness Report From Wisner Street Area
Among the sick list Miss Dora Andrews on Wisner street and Jacob Phillips on West Sixth street are at home ill. William Steinhaus on East Fourth street shows improvement. Ruth Trout, once ill with typhoid, has improved and can be up. Eva Baker now of Washington, formerly of this city, is much improved after an automobile accident. Charles F. Knock, operated on at City Hospital, continues to improve and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Andrews
Wisner Street
Jacob Phillips
West Sixth Street
William Steinhaus
East Fourth Street
Ruth Trout
Eva Baker
Washington
Charles F. Knock
City Hospital
Law court records and election registrar updates
Henry Isherwood faced Justice John Francis Smith for drunken street conduct and received a five dollar fine or four days in jail. Voter registration in eight city precincts showed 157 registered and 27 transfers. Frederick Aerie of the Fraternal Order Eagles planned tonight’s Junior Hall meeting with a post business social session. Al Saints vestry elected Prof Henry F Anderson of the Woman’s College as church organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Isherwood
John Francis Smith
Frederick Aerie
Eagles
Nnii
al Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Henry F. Anferson
Woman's College
Denny to Leave W L University for Alabama Presidency
Dr. George H Denny president of Washington and Lee University resigns to take effect January 1 1912 and accept the presidency of the University of Alabama. Dr Joseph H Apple president of Womans College will address the Missionary Society gathering of the Emmanuel Reformed Church in Hanover Pennsylvania tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Denny
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
University of Alabama
Missionary Society
Joseph H. Apple
The
Womans College
Meet Ag
Missenars
Society of the Emmanuel Reformed
Thorch
Hanover
Schley Memorial Move Takes Shape in Washington
Senator Rayner will seek a $100,000 appropriation to erect a Washington memorial to Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. The plan follows his funeral week as Congress reconvenes and Maryland leaders endorse a national tribute to the Santiago victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Admiral Schley
Senator Rayner
Maryland
Washington
Rayner
Blue Mountains
Mr. Rayner
White
Schley
Tam
Admiral Schrey
Peple
Hall l of Fame
Santiago
Shaw to Speak at Woman's College Hall October 6
Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Suffrage Association, will speak in Woman's College Hall Friday evening October 6 at 8 o'clock. The event is open to the public, men and women, with no charge for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
the Nations] Suffrage Association
Woman's College Hall
Evenue
Explosion Kills Mules as Live Wire Electrifies Freight Crew
A blast along East South Street near Frederick Brick Works fractured a postal telegraph line and trolley wire, electrocuting two Rosenstock Brothers mules and injuring none of the rest. Elmer Main’s team narrowly escaped as a buggy rider crossed the charged tracks amid falling stones and dirt. Current was shut off soon after, sparing other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick City Dreckings Company
Call
Txoen
Boon
Hane
Uihart
Daumane
Rosenstock Brothers
Ramsburg
East South Street
Frederick Brick Works
Postal Telegraph Company
Frederick
Rosenstock
Elmer Main
Main
Hagerstown Fair Millinery Opening Announcement
Don't fail to pay your gas or electric bill on or before the 10th to save your discount. Hagerstown Fair Millinery Opening invites the public to a display of fair and winter millinery on Saturday October 7 1911. Myers & Dern Walkersville Md via Thurmont. depart Frederick October 11. Leave Frederick October 12 at 5 10 and 9 45 a.m. Round trip tickets one dollar. Frederick Railroad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers & Dern
Walkersville
Thurmont
Lheave Frederick
Frederick
Frederick Railroad CQ
Hagerstown Fair
Myersville
Frederick AG & Elec. Co
Sale of Reserved Seats Postponed at Frederick Fair
Reserved seat box sheet opening delayed by one week. Seats at the secretary's office start Monday October 9 1911 at 9 am, price 25 cents in addition to general grand stand and quarter stretch. Boxes go on sale October 7 at 2 pm by auction with right to withdraw any box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Board of Managers
Book Bargains and Local Notices at Frederick
A jumble of notices and ads from Frederick area sources. Book bargains promise cheap volumes from the library sale. meeting notices for the Frederick Art Club on October 10. a memorial and potato sale. piano classes at Woman's College Conservatory. barber and razor offers. travel tickets to Baltimore. real estate ads for Young & Stale y. fall millinery opening at Market Street with Mrs Getzargie inviting patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Adverts Bank
Ree Children’s
City Opera House
Towall
Amd
OM Oc
Getzaratgie
Velvet Velveteen and Velour Fabrics at Constantly Low Prices
A vintage store advertisement touts Velvet Velveteen and Velour fabrics for dresses and coats, with prices from 10 cents to 5.00 per yard. It highlights Velour pieces, tailored suits, and a wide ready-to-wear line for ladies and children, promoting frequent sales and substantial discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Fashion
Tepec Yard
Monuments proposed to honor Freder ick’s honored son
Maryland congressmen favor proper recognition of the valorous Schley and seek a memorial near the great solier after whom he was named. A monument is urged by Washington's equestrian statue sites. Frederick citizens favor honoring the deceased commander in this city and reinterring his body at Mt. Olivet cemetery with a suitable monument nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scottt Schley
Schley
Washington
St John‘s Episcopal Church
16Th and
Th Streets
Roland] Cotton Smith
Arlington National Cemetery
Nelson A. Miles
A. D. Magner
District Supreme Court
Romey
McLean
Barker
Cromwell
Nicholson
Gheen
Dewey
Masons
Smith
United States
John Walter Savth
Admiral Schley
J. F.C. Talbott
Tavara
Schrey
Crothers
Preston
Ranimere
Maryland
Congress
Orng
Sehler
Solidier
Frederick
Bert
Imity
Mt. Olivet
S P C A Action to Stop Hitching on Market Street
S P C A will push for a ban on hitching horses on Market Street Saturday nights. Judge Eckstein authorized contact with city officials to curb the practice, citing street congestion and fire risks. Plans include ordinances, possible arrests, and two new watering troughs on Carroll and East Third streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Society
A. H.ickstein
Une
Eckstein m
Frederick
Eckstein
Schell
Board of al
George H. Weiner
Carroll Street
East Third Street
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Wasnancrox
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Markey’s Istein & Wertheimer
C. Thos
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Patrick St
Ena Hafer
D. O. Keedy
Solr -Haller & Newman
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Mayor Schell
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All Saints P. E. Church
Dr. Denny
W. $. Schley
Hero
Rosenstock Bros
Opera House
Vitagraph Co
Frederick City Abattoir Co
Frederick, Md
Winfield Scott Schrey
Hows
J. Be.schell
Clemendina
Barbara Werth
Sire Library
Richie
West Church Street
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Just
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Co. Hermann & Son
Quynn’s Stor
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Ourbrary
Prederick County Farmers Exchange
I. Mai Woman's College, Conservaety of
Musi
Quynn
Finssa Nazar Strons
Boe
Rader Khayma Piushys
Jaesper
Baltmoore
Frederick RR
Young & Staley
Mid
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizenst National Bank
Fredieligk, Ald
Capital
WM. G. Dake
I. D Barker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
John D. Hendrickson
M. L. Etchison
Asolstadts
the Etcuison Furniture
Jonn D. Tendrigkson
Guo
Wat
Taos
H. Hauer
Jonn
Rastspure
Dante
Baker
Waa
G. Barer
C. H. Coxney
M.D. C. M. Tuomas
C. EL Cue
D. E. Kefauver
P. L. Hagcert
Jupue
J.C. Morren
J. D. Baxen
Neidig & Miller
Neidig and Miller
Columbia
Williamson’s Drug Store
Williamson's
Kexall
Keller & Myers
John D. Keller
Myles. Keller
Baltimore City
Electric Road
Keller & Myers. Real
Cramer & Stauffer
Cau & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loane
Linganore
Montgomery Co
Fredet Conmis
Dhacling-heukes
Court Street
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rich
North Market Street
Ijamasqville
Agen Une
Dar Aamont
Anely
Comus
Montgomery County
Freerick City
Loaviile
Frederick County
Tiarre
Walkersys
Jobnaville
Fredrick City
Aaghidendt Cdhaines
Carroll's Manor
Fair Farm
Richiss
Creagerstow
Leff x
Greapeme
Erick City
Dion
Crick
Brunswick
Fradggrick
Frederick Junction
Mortgasyk
Dickerson
Creagerstown
Nice Farm
Namaville
Nice
Middletown
New Market
Welradi
Poolesvi Ile
Nice &Ream
G. Tritapor
Real Eatate
Toacacre
Landis
Oireha
Mason
Messrs. Oden
Kreh
Nusz
Zimmerman
Milton T. Cutsail
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