Personal notices from Shepherdstown and Frederick area
Purely personal items note Mrs. F T Grove of Shepherdstown returning home after visiting her brother G Waring Tyson in Broderick. Several locals travel to Hagerstown fair. many friends send regards as visitors depart. Numerous names appear including Miss Talcott Miss Lucy Butcher Miss Julia Aliett Miss Mary Jones and others with returns from Baltimore Washington and Indianapolis visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Grove
Shepherdstown
Ezra Cramer
Mike Catey Anderson
Bossie Talcott
Lucy Butcher
Misa Talbott
Emergors
Misa
Mary T. Dorsey
Howard County
Mia
Oliver Pearre
Misa Julia Aliett
Mary, Jones
Montgomery County
Trundle
Clarence Main
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown Fair
Nicholaa T. Hallas
Bottle Suman
Washington
Nelle Bquires
Brandy Wine
Indiase
Joan. Hendrickson
Shia City
Ploy Heoblet
Mise Bemis Tyson
Or Howe
Hagestown
Charles McKinstrey
Baltimore
Frederice
Thomas W. Morgan
East Becondstron
Hagerstown
Milas Biwiche Eliots Marries T Frory Laucka York
Milas Biwiche Eliots, daughter of Issac Elliott, married T Frory Laucka of York in First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Henry P. Niles officiating. Attendants included Misa Clingen, Bessie Ferry, Sarah Eyater, Lewise Elliott, and Ethel Bardy. Best man Norris Hershey Frick and ushers listed. A bachelor an oper to his washers and best men announced. Other notices: marriage of Estella Whitmore Mehrting to Miss Estella Whit wore. Florence Stedlar to Charles E Bond. Also ad copy for Syrup of Figs and flower show mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laucka
Xilliott
Milas Biwiche Eliots
Issac Eiliott
T. Frory
York
First Presbyterian Church
Henry P. Niles
D. D
Misa Clingen
Frederick
Bessie Ferry
Sarah Eyater
Lewise Bliiott
Ethel Bardy
Calhoun Sites
Edmonson Avenue
Baltimore
Mehrling
East Patrick Street
Lond—Stablers
Florence Stedlar
Sandy Spring
Brookeville
News of the Churches in Woodsboro and Nearby
The nominative committees of the Y P S C and the Lutheran Church of Woodsboro met at John Summel’s residence to elect officers for six months. Miss Core Musser was elected president, with John C Miller as vice president and Elsie Cramer as recording secretary. Effie Groshon, Elsie Albaugh, Geo. F. Nichols and others were named to various committees. Maryland Day was observed, a lawn fete planned to aid repairs from a cyclone, and local society activities include night school growth, a reorganization meeting for the Literary Society, gym class preparations, and colored community events at Nazarte Hall with bicycle contests and a drum corps parade to the Baptist Church.
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Lutheran Church of
Milas Effie Groshon
Geo. F. Nichols
Embers
Apd
Zend
Wae Vines
J.M
Mise Cora Maveer
Maryland
Mise Cora Museer
J. M. Holbrower
Eista V. Albaugh
Improvement at Booth Market front by Mr Bartgis
Fragmentary notes describe improvements to a storefront on Booth Market with plans to open a cigar store operated by Mr Lewis A Albaugh and indicate added offerings to boost appeal and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bartgis
Booth Market
Lewis A. Albaugh
Fragmented BRIEF BITS summary from a 19th century paper
A patchwork list reports weather cures and public objects of interest. Mentions temperatures and a public drink craze, bids for debts to B&O shops, donations to a fund, a lieutenant’s appointment to inspect Sons of Veterans gear, a local merchant delivering goods by wagon, farm prices for wheat, street relocations, low Carroll Creek water, hog cholera outbreaks near Schloyaville, a note on Stephenson railway ideas, local executions, and new electric light poles being erected by workers.
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Bodo
Edwin Carl
Siste
Sons of Veterans
J. ¥.Bilee
John Whisner
East Patrick Street
Whisner Street
Marton Straffean
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
Carrolt Creek
Schloyaville
Haddon
Stephenson
Messrs
Lanae Hedges
Wiliam D. Haugh
Echevarius
Politival Pointers and Democratic Campaign Notes
A Maryland and Georgia political roundup notes Memrs John Qonzolly and Henry Awitée-Adatos of New York addressing a Macon Ga meeting, plus John H. Mitchell presiding at a La Plata Democratic gathering. It previews a big Democratic war meeting at City Opera House on Thursday Oct 20 with several speakers. Reports cover a Wheelmen club event to Martinsburg, a Bryan vs McKinley result in a Montgomery county train poll, a Princes Anne Democrats meetup, and multiple campaign speeches across Frederick, Boonsboro and Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Qonzolly
Henry Awitée-Adatos
New York
Monsey
Martinsburg
Washington
Frederick Fair Whith
Montgomery County
Bryan
Frank
McKinley
Princes Anne
James A. Dennis
E.R. Wood
Frederick
Wm. E. Stewart
Easton
Joshua WW. Mies
Herman Chow
Baltimore-e.6lom
Sapp Brothers
Friedenwald Co
W. J. C. Dolany Co
Alsbaugh
Brunswick
Clabergh Iueenna
Gaertell Ge
Jobe
Motter
Repubiican
Saya
Baltimore
Will Lekin
Boonsboro
Adem
J.M Devine
Nebraska
Bsilah Lee
P. A. Witmer
Henry A.wingert
Hagerstowe
Adsmetown
Smith
Maryland
Jes
South Caroline
Janes H. Gambrill
Gambrill
Whitnsy
Pierpont Morgen
G. A. Ft. Lucuffer
J. ©. Whiter
G. Tf. Merce
E.R. Sacoffer
G. A. Lamar
Clarence Breads
Clarence
Georgia
James
Morrill
United States
Vermont
Pawnee Bill and the Traveling Shows Struggle in Hard Times
Major Gordon W. Lily reports hard times in Frederick and Johee town where traveling exhibitions like Pawnee Bill and Barrie’s show suffer low demand. He notes iron works closures, stagnant trade, and a cautious outlook for next year while predicting McKinley’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Lilty
Pawnee Bt
Fredrick
Lily
Luy
Contiouel
Macy
Barrie
Johnstons
Frederick
Johoetown
McKinley
United States
Magistrate Whitaker's Court Faces Mixed Criminal Calender
In Whitaker's Court charts, George Athey and Abrecht face charges and a disorderly case with a 19 dollar fine and 90 days jail for nonpayment. Rhoderick Johnson, amid car shed clashes over flag obedience, pays a dollar and costs. Leslie Wright held on bail for larceny of pigeons and rope. George Geisdaugh, constable, assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whita
Wmsaiay Leat
Magissae
George Atbey
Abrecht
Rhoderick Johnson
Othcer Myone
Leslie Wright
Milton Bark
New Market
Er Binks
Harp
George Geisdaugh
George Athey
Isagli Apoo
Henry G. Schoo
William Gannon
John A. Simpson
Frank Burnside
Brengie
Justice White
John Daily
Fair Grounds
Simpee
Bea
Elmer Gorman
Elisabeth Carter
Sherif McBride
Earp
Deaths in the community toll of William Hedtogtor Bisch dies
William Hedtogtor Bisch died at his home on Saturday from heart failure aged about sixty seven. He served as elder and was a former bank officer. funeral held Monday October 18 with Rev G. W. Wh’troe officiating and interment in the local cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Elsenhauer and Dr. Jobo Phreeger, with familial survivors listed and federal travel mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltzell
Elsenhauer
Bulins Edsenhauer
Badington
Indieca
Mewsta Jobo
Joseph F. Etseohauer
Frederick
Joscua ¥. Eisenhauler
Margaret Eisenbauer
Catharine Sauter
Wasblog
Laat
Drslesork
Jobo Phreeger
Lewis and
Riviraehidager
Pledmonor
W. Ve. Gidthera
Brooks Return from Virginia Visit after Frederick Fair
Mr and Mrs B C Brooks of Porte Month Virginia returned to their Virginia home after a month at the hospitable home of Hon M J Grove at Lime Bilin in this county They traveled from their distant home to view the Frederick fair and were disheartened by the display of exhibits and large crowds They also visited Middletown via the electric road and admired the calumnal foliage and romantic countryside unlike their seaside home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Brooks
Portemonth
Virginia
M. J. Grove
Lime Bilin
Tey
Frederick
Middletown
Local political clubs commit to campaign push in Wolfville meeting
The Catoctin Bryan and Sewall Club of Wolfsville Md votes to back the Baltimore Sun as enemy of democracy and promoter of capital interests. A public meeting at Market and Church Streets on Saturday at 7 PM will feature speakers Maclaby, Smith, and Wood. Excursion tickets, a special Western Maryland train, and Isidor Sks the Optician announced for upcoming events.
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Baltimore
Out
Central
Bryan and Sewall Club
Corner Market
Church
Reg
J. Frank Smith
John E.R. Wood, Jr
Bayre
Peraogs
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James Robinson
James Rovinzon
Cart. Cacesi
Frederick (Adeta
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Wo. Rood
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Jonking
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Jack Prost
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Politival
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Myersville
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Mysreville
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Taeath
Tileeg Wiens
Budock & Keidig
A. T. Bioe & Sons
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