Local Bits and Fair Prospect Notes
A compact update from Wae describes Hagerstown fair spirits rising with fair weather and Frederick fair expectations as the season approaches Thanksgiving. Local items include shifts on Market Street and a yard scene with Mrs James Greznwalt, plus storefront repainting by Swenstein and Wertheimer. A horse named Fred of the Sappington family died from colic while livestock updates share brief misadventure causing no injuries.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
James Greznwalt
West Path
Gahlia
Swenstein & Wertheimer
7Th Market Street
J. B. Lampe
Fred
Fing
Ich
Frank B. Sappington
Wm. Smith
Woodsboro
Cour: Heuse
Bar Crutones
Churches in Me caig Plan Sunday Services and Meetings
News notes activities at Zion M E Me caig Zion Reform ed and Pleasant Hill Union churches with sermons by Rev Vernon Ridgely and Rev M Hench. Preparatory services and regular worship scheduled. women’s missionary groups meet, Maryland and Westminster gatherings continue through Friday.
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Ms. Zion M. E
Mecaig
Vernon N. Ridgely
Walkersville
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Lobinsk
Ray. M
Pleasant Hil Union Chapel
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary
Social World at United Brethren Church Social
The Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren church held its annual social last evening with large attendance and a pleasant time. The program included an Anthem, address by Ira O. Smith president, duets by Ellie and Bertha Kiracofe, recitations by Fannie Moberly and Makisa Roth, dialogues by Zillian Miller, Blanche Miller, Lola McDonald, and others, followed by a delightful collation and social fellowship.
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Christian Endeavor Sociaty
The
United Brethren Church
Addrees
Ira O. Smith
Ellie Acd
Bertha Kiracofe
Fannie Moberly
Anzia McGinniss
Naomi McDoneld
Staley Will Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Lotsie E. Staley is filed for probate. She leaves special bequests to sisters Mrs. Frank Grimes and niece Bessie Dean, with the rest to husband Milton Howard Staley and a life interest in estate funds. The trust directs sale of estate and investment to Mount Olivet cemetery after his life. Executor named Thad M. Biser. Costs show plaintiff bond at 233.65, defendant at 116.60, total 345.25.
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Staley
Lotsie E. Staley
Orphans’ Court
Frank Grimes
Bessie Dean
Milton Howard Stnley
Lfe
Mount Olivet
Thad. M. Biser
Gost
Deputy Colson Arrested in Hardy Slaying Case
Deputy Hardy Thomas Hardy of Washington county was shot near Weverton. Suspect Marshall captured near a cabbage patch then claimed to be innocent. A Brunswick-based investigation tied John Thomas Colson to the crime. he was arrested at Big Pool with a revolver found on him.
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Thomas Hardy
Washington County
Weverton
Bransewick
John L Jordan
Marshall
Webber
Fred
Werrertop
Anesto
Hardy
Bardy
Robert Webber
Baltimore and Ohio Force
Neleov
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Marehall
Big Pool
Baltimore
John Thomas Colson
Kentucky
Coleon
Colzon
Dowaln
Orcas
Colson
Browesville
Burkittsville
Bruce
B&o
Brunswick Hardy
Downin
Honns of Correction
Beorswick
Washington
Iquast Ovar
J. Claggats Stonebraker
Foreman
J. G. McClellan
Jobn R. Turner
A. O
Ostobar
Frederick County
Maryland
Winifred Marshall
Nelson
John W. Kelb
Edw
S. Eichelberger
James Delaney
Marahall
Delightful wartime scenes shown at Methodist church
An evening of war era pictures at the Methodist Episcopal Church presented by the Epworth League. Mrs Belie Amereon originated the screening with projector pictures. Miss Eiva Martiniz provided piano accompaniments. Mrs Emerson impressed the audience with impersonations in Uncle Israeli Mammy's Little Boy Odd Black Joe and other Southern pieces.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth
Black Joe
Football Zeam Uses 120 Pound Rule For Teams
The F. A. has organized and will hear from teams with averages not exceeding 120 pounds. The lineup lists Gannon as quarterback Kennedy as right halfback Schell as left tackle and more. Substitutes include Herwig Hagan Baumgardner and Young. Send challenges to William Schell at 4261 West South Street.
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F. A
G. Gannon
M. Hodge
BH. Munshower
R.t
J. Heesier
O. Miller
G. Schimmel
I.e
Zigier
Q.b
EF. Kennedy
W. Schell
G. Lagenbeal
F. B. O. Kesster
G. Herwig
BR. Hagan
G. Baumgardner
A. Young
William Schell
West South Street
Local Hagerstown Socials and Fair News
PURELY PERSONAL. Residents visit Hagerstown for October events. Visiting relatives include Mrs D A Loiadisia and Miss Nellie Legg of Glenn Essex. The annual Hagerstown Fair opened with the Woodsboro Band and gold certificate prizes. Dr Upton A Sharretts' body transfers from Colorado. funeral services planned in Hagerstown with Rev. Luther Kuhlman and Rev. Spangier Kieffer officiating. Interment expected at Haugh's church.
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D. A Loiadisia
Hagerstown
J Clarke Eleffer
D. Princston Backey
Hagerstown Fair
Jesse F RB. Heagy
Baltimore
Nellie Legg
Glenn Essex
Katis Freed
Patrick Street
John T. Wood
Charlee B. Greff
North Market Street
David Moberly
Thomas G. Buckey
South Market Street
Philadelphia
Charies A. Welty
East Church Nirest
Adams
West Patrick Street
High
Daniel Seeger
St. Louis
Sarah Brust
West South Street
Thomas Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Barrisburg
Dixon Walker
Hagerstown Fair Association
Woodsboro
Treasury Department
R. ¥. Smith, of This City, Had His Ballistoh,sect Won Second Money. J. W. Weller
Teedon
Wm. Birely & Company
George S. Haffer
Burkisteville
G.A.T. Sponffer
Adamstown
G. W. Shorb
Ullon Mills
Jersey
Radewine
al. Sowrette
Upton A. Sharretts
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Maryland
Frank Ucifimeier
Mra
Arnold Stock Company Promises Week at City Opera House
Frederick theatre patrons anticipate the Arnold Stock Company returning during fair week at the City Opera House. The troupe impressed crowds last fair with a fine line of plays and vaudeville. Monday night will feature the sensational melodrama A Daughter of Satan with vaudeville sets.
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Arnold Stock Company
Frederick
Oity Opera House
Frederick City Hospital Association Meeting Report
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its regular monthly meeting at the hospital with good attendance. Reports from committees praised the institute’s operations and noted a special land for sick children. Miss Ella Houck offered to furnish a sitting room for patients and nurses. Thirty-eight patients were treated in the month, including five with part pay, fourteen paid, and fourteen free patients.
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Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Institutie
Ella Houck
Fis Cp
Registration totals for Frederick District 1 released
The last listing of registration shows per precinct counts with totals. Frederick District 1 lists 85 registered and 19 transferred across eight precincts while the combined two sittings total 201 registered and 74 transferred. Next Tuesday's sitting will be for revision only.
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Frederick District
Local Market Quotas Announced at Ere Mart
Market bulletin lists quotas for today including Quorn at 3.80 per barrel with 55 seats per bushal, Wheat No 2 red with 680 per bushel and 556 per bushel at 50c, Oats at 30 cents per bushel. Mr G Waring Tyson assigns buying targets for Ere Mart.
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G. Waring
Tyson
Home Culture Club organized at Kemp Uale
Miss Kerr of the Woman's College directed the Home Culture Club at Kemp Uale last evening with about 30 girls enrolled. Music readings were enjoyed and refreshments served while Miss Kerr was aided by local young ladies. About 150 traveled to Hagerstown by the Frederick and Middletown Railroad today.
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Kemp Uale
Miss Kerr
Woman's College
Week's real estate transfers and marriage licenses reported
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses issued, and court notices for the week ending Oct 11 1905 list numerous deeds in Frederick County with amounts from 70 to 5259 dollars. It records marriages including Lyndon Lewis and Margaret Main and several other couples, plus assorted probate and estate actions from the Orphans' Court and Circuit Court.
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Circait and Orphans’ Courts
Circalt and Orphans
Samuel W. Lowman
Amelia Lowman
Frank
Norwood
Fasten
Frederick City
Local Painting Service Offers Quality at Low Prices
Local painting and decorating company promotes cheap rates while guaranteeing quality materials and skilled workers. Harrs area listing shows Menai F Morrery and William H Rawseura offering painting, paper hanging and decorating with a special next week price and no canvas paper use.
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Menai F. Morrery
W. Patrick St
William H. Rawseura
Bank Officials Named in Historical Ledger Snapshot
The fragment lists names connected to a late 19th or early 20th century bank or financial firm including J.D. Laser, G. Baser, B.D. Baker, G. Zimmerman, Samuel G. Duvall, with titles such as president, vice president, and cashiers. Mention of surplus figures $100,000 and $250,000 accompanies a ledger-like roster.
Frederick fair ads and events in local notices
Local notices advertise wall coverings and seasonal offerings by Inda giga at a modest premium. Donations to Frederick City Hospital and charity fairs are requested with collection points and schedules. An upcoming entertainment at Kemp Hall benefits the Female High School, with admissions 10 and 20 cents.
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Mzrat F. Moverty
W. Patrisk Ee
Frederick City Hospital
Belle Emerson
Kemp Hall
Thureday
Attractive Bedding Comforts Sale By NEIWDIG & MILLER
NEIWDIG and MILLER offer a varied stock of cotton filled comforts for sale. Prices range from 1.00 to 5.25 for double bed coverings with creton or sateen covers, including white cotton filled options and silk or elastic covers. Stocks claimed new from the maker and sold as perfect goods at low prices.
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Hirat Consers
Gatton
Local fair notices and travel specials mix in era classifieds
Notices invite fair exhibitors to submit entries October 14 after 1 p m and by Monday evening with free hauling for art, farm, garden and orchard displays. Special season tickets offered for exhibitors. Advertisements promote gas heaters from $1.75, pattern hats, and heavily discounted one way colonial fares to western points via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with October travel options.
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Hougehold
Thos. P. Bros
North Market Street
Agricultural Society
Hfe
Enoquire
J. Roser
Seo'y
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Asdoolading
California
Arizona
New Art Loam Drag G ers Introduce New Weaves and Styles
The advertisement notes a shift from Wool Lagrain Carpet to Art Loam products with New Weaves and close copies of Oriental Rugs. It promises a wide variety of designs, likely found only in local carpet showrooms offering the latest novelties in floor coverings. L. E. MULLENIX.
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Ostland
Local Directory Listing for Frederick Specialist Firms
The notice lists L. Refauver, a specialist at 5SPECIALIST coral corner of Church and Market Streets in Frederick, and D. E. Foster, details show a professional directory entry.
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L. Refauver
Frederick
D. E. Foster
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