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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1905
Page
3
Readers are asked to promptly report any irregularities in receipt papers to The Daily News. The notice emphasizes accuracy and timely correction of delivery or billing issues for subscribers.
PURELY PERSONAL. asant Paragraphs About Those Who Oane and Go. Rev. Luther Nichola, North Market teet, is spending a few days with his Epnew, Mr. Luther Feaga, Lime Kiln. Miss Finch, of Washington, who has pou visiting her aunts, the Misses Hun t, North Market street, has returned vp. Mrs. J. E Phiseger and daughter, Ima Sarah, West Patrick street, have sem the guests of friends at Harmony TOFe.
A Baltimore to city journey ends with arrests for concealed weapons after a pistol fired on the Baltimore pike. Fines paid for disorder by Charles Gardner. Automobile crash at Long Branch culvert injures one, names not given. Leatherman and wife suffer wagon accident with gash and a broken nose. Court orders J Dull to deliver $6200 in bonds to plaintiffs per Chief Judge McGerrry's decree.
A letter from Frederick Maryland discusses paint quality and value. Mrs. Moore of Kelsay New York bought 26 gallons Davos for a house project and had 6 gallons left. Mr. James Ackley’s house in Cairo had Devoe paint for 14 years in good condition, prompting the note to repaint when no occasion exists to preserve a house.
Dr Upton Sharetts longtime Frederick physician died at Colorado Springs Colorado at about 7 30 o clock last evening of hemorrhages He was forty one and a son of the late Jacob Sharetts of Braceville Md He graduated from Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia in 1863 and built a large Frederick practice before health failures forced retirement then travel and return to Frederick prior to his final move west
After his move to Colorado, Dr Sharatts visited Frederick often during the summer. His death greatly shocked local friends. He married Misa Gertrude Hoffmeier nine years ago. they had no children. Survived by four brothers and three sisters. Former director of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Co and a member of the Evangelical Lutheran church council and Lynch Lodge AF and AM.
Two US Army engineering companies B and H of the second battalion under Capt. W J Barden encamped on Lewis Farm near Georgetown pike after a three day march. About 175 men six officers plus a surgeon rested at the site. Photographs were taken and routes surveyed while sick soldiers returned to Washington. The column departed Ridgaville then resumed the return to Washington via Damascus.
The Prohibition campaign opened in Woodmen's Hall Buckeystown on Saturday night with remarks by county chairman Jacob L. Engelbrecht and the singing of a hymn. Rev Cather Michels delivered a forcible address that engaged the audience throughout.
Mr Jessie J Jones of West South Street an employee of the B and O railway ballast gang injured his right middle finger when an eighty pound rail failed while he was assisting its placement. He was taken to the company surgeon Dr Thomas B Johnson for treatment.
Mr. Thomas Colt of Orange New Jersey bought through Charles Fagana an off load of driving and express horses. The horses were shipped this morning to Orange.
A big turnout estimated between 5000 and 10000 attended the Square Deal League picnic at Mountaindale on Saturday. Four bands united for a feature concert, a large wooden platform hosted afternoon speeches by Col John Bouser and Hon. David E. Dick. Dick spoke about the Wilson election law and disfranchising amendment, with Reno Harp echoing the topics. Additional speakers included Hammond Urner, George Luckey and Aaron Anders. The crowd dined picnic style and later danced in the evening.
Midnight break in attempt at Dr T. Haffer home. Miss Schaeffer警 alarm, Austin Haffer finds silverware displayed in dining room. A burglar climbs stairs, pistol misfires, escapes after dropping silverware. door damaged by bullet. No confirmation of stolen goods.
The Caroline county grand jury cites dire conditions at the Denton bridge and the county air in its report. Also notes are arrangements for Washington and Harford county agricultural fairs this week. Charles O Williams, 62, hanged himself in a Northeastern Polks Station Baltimore jail cell. Surgeon General Suzuki visits Annapolis with Naval Academy medical staff. The Wilmington District Epworth League holds its 16th annual convention in Port Deposit. Mrs Mary Winders, 74, widow, dies at her Hagerstown home from general debility. born Bevevola Washington county, daughter of the late Samuel Mayalics.
A list of remaining advertised letters at the Frederick post office as of Saturday October 7 1905 is published. Applicants must call for advertised letters or items unclaimed within two weeks will go to the dead letter office. Names include M Berry HH Ball Louis H Dant George W Dowell John F Diggs Jos Harfman B F Minter Jas Warren Miller Andrew O Morgan J S Plunkett J Snook Mary Washington Hospital Mrs Molle P Amber and others.
Queen City Lodge Knights of Pythias Cumberland held a memorial service at the Academy of Music in Cumberland yesterday afternoon. Members from Cumberland Lodge and visiting delegations participated. Rev B Campbell of Frostburg gave the address and H Dorsey Etchison of Frederick delivered the memorial address. Music featured an orchestra and a quartet with solo by Mrs Floyd Chadwick. Dr J E B Moffatt opened with prayer and Rev W A Melvin closed with benediction.
The funeral for the late Lewis Joseph Martz was held Saturday morning at the Pleasant Hall chapel. Services were conducted by Rear S M Hexch, operated by Rev S A Hedges of Middletown. Pallbearers included nephews John Harvey George Martz Fenton Harris Elmer and Keefer Staley. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder served as funeral director.
Dr. Hattoer president of Richfield Mining Company and Mrs Hattoer along with Mr. Barry F. Shipley departed yesterday for Mexico to attend a company meeting.
Reports from many churches with pastors and topics. Evangelical Reformed led by Motter. German Baptist with Elder Bruser. First Baptist with Parker on Christian Berchem. United Brethren with Psalm 84 and 10. Presbyterian with Dixon on 1 Timothy and John. St Johns Catholic Mass and sermons by Fr. Albers Smith and W. J. Hane. Lutheran on Luke and Acts. Grace Reformed on Matthew 6 and Proverbs. All Saints Episcopal on Matthew 6:33 and Luke 12:35. Trinity M E South on Matthew 15:9 28. Epworth League and prayer meetings noted. Methodist services resumed with Cassie and Thirlkeld plus Junior and Senior Leagues starting fall activities.
Preateent J D Barker and WM G Baker are vice presidents with H D Baker and WAL G Zimmerman as cashier and art cashier. Directors include JepoxrJac McBEaghr G E Keracren Wu Burrs JD Bares Seperixo C Morren O B Hancert Joms B Ravesera Tuos B Hanes Wa G Bazan C AL Leomas Dasix Barre.
Exhibits for Household and Art Departments will be received Saturday October 14 after 1 pm and all day Monday October 16. entries should be in by Monday evening. Special reduced season tickets available for exhibitors. Also notices on biograph contests, Edison records, optical services, and local events with dates October 9 through 27.
The fair names Everest O. Harding Chariss Hiteshew Russell Hargett Harry rove Roy Schaeffer John T Beat Harry Bennart and Charles Smith as sider to the chief marshal.
Articles donated for the Ober isy Work of the Emergency Hospital will be collected at the Dining Room and Lunch Counter under the Grand Stand East End during the Frederick County Fair from October 14 to 19. A committee will receive items daily. Also notes an Auxiliary Board meeting October 21 and an Executive Board meeting at 2:30.
LONG CLOAKS and hosiery boast low prices as SOHN HENDRICKEOR and NELDIG & MILLER advertise oct own shop. OCTOBER SHOPPERS DELIGHT features dress fabrics including Buakeskin Moire Velour novelty silk and Black Peau de Sole Silk, with blankets offered at $1.00 to $3.75, urging early view at THE QUEEN OF DRESS FABRICS BROADCLOTHS.
Notices announce Neidig Miller hosting the Hagerstown Fair with Frederick and Middletown Railway dates October 9 11 12 13 14 and 20 offering round trips from Frederick. Special through cars scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday with varying departure times. Also Hagerstown Fair via Baltimore and Ohio R R October 10 11 12 13 with a 194 round trip from Frederick including admission.
The article describes new Ars Loom Dettg gers and New Weaves creating novel carpet styles. It claims these are unlike common Woot Tagram Carpet and offers a variety including hand dyed Oriental Rage copies. Visitors are invited to visit the carpet house for novelties.
An advertisement offers consultations at 408 North Market Street and 45 East Fourth Street from September 25 to October 1. It promotes dinner sets tea sets and toilet sets with prices from 5.96 to 20. It highlights lamps including the B. and HO Read ing Lamp and the Angle lamp with a promise of careful packing and delivery.
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