Purely Personal: Frederick Small-Town Notes
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick. Miss Jennie Bowlus returns from Baltimore. Several locals and visitors from Mt. Airy Liberty Adamstown Unionville Westminster Martinsburg and New York are seen at hotels and with friends in Frederick or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bowlus
Baltimore
BR. LU. Rankies
Mt. Airy
City Hotel
0. M. Mills
Liberty
Frederick
Mollie Harker
Mountville
Deaths and Funerals in Baltimore and Plano
Mrs Romulus Riggs Griffith died at 1529 McCulloh Street Baltimore in her seventieth year. She was a charter member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and descended from Revolutionary heroes. Mrs Margaret Clay aged 71 of Plano No 4 died October 19 after a lingering illness of dropsy. funeral October 21 at Prospect. Euma G Martell, four months, died at East South Street. funeral tomorrow at 10 at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Griffith
Romulus Riggs Griffith
McCulloh Street
Baltimore
Israel
Sarah Anna Griffith
Griffith
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry Griffith
Association of Freedom
Frederick County
Margaret Clay
Plano No. 4
Prospect
Rev. Marriott
Rev. Jones
Joseph Runkles
Joseph Purdam
Harry Runkies
N. E. Buargee
Wm. Runkles
John Moleworth
L. T. Lewis
Euma G. Martell
East South Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Day of Execution for Czolgocz Set for Tuesday Morning
Special dispatch from Albany reports Leon F. Czolgocz is to be electrocuted at 7 a.m. next Tuesday. The market page lists today’s quotations for corn and wheat, with corn at 62.09 per barrel and shelled corn at 64 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 68 cents, and hay between 13 and 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Leon FP
Czolgocz
J. E. W. Hargett
Mtsh
Visit by Camp No 43 and state secretary to Washington Camp 17
Washington Camp No 17 hosted Camp No 43 members and State Secretary P B Englar of Taneytown for an evening of ritual, speeches, and fellowship. George A Zegler welcomed guests and P B Englar spoke on the distinctive features of the Patriotic Order Sons of America and its public school advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp No. 17
P.O. S. of A
Doubs
P. B. Englar
Taneytown
George A. Zegler
Washington
Lincoln
P. B. Boglar
P.O
Maryland
South
P.O.S
A. Hag
Pennsylvania
P.O. 8. of A
Order
Iaa
Patriotic Sons of America
E. S. Willard
Meyers
J. W. Carey
George H. Willard
No. 43
Mosara
A. P. Marsh
Hanover
E-M. Bader
Benny E. Cramer
H. E. W. Storm
Harry D. Stup
P. E Grove
Thomas 8
E.8. Willard
Communion Services At Two Churches Next Sunday
News of the churches reports St Pauls Reformed Utica Mills led by Rev S M Hench will hold communion next Sunday the 27th mat at 10 o clock Zion Reformed Charlesville hosts services Sunday evening at 4 oclock A Holstein calf from Syracuse purchased from Judge Lenmar arrives for Mr A McCardell awaiting pasture and sale prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Reformed Congregation
Utica Mills
S. M. Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Mr. A. ©. McCardell
Syracuse
New York
S. R. Lenmar
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices
Week’s record from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts lists property deeds, marriage licenses, and court actions for the week ending October 23. Deeds include Bussard to Bussard and Hartcock to Manshower among others. licenses cover several couples. court items note sales, accounts, administrations, and inventories related to estates such as Lewis Cline and Sarah A. Brown with multiple executors and administrators appointed or filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Peter E. Bussard
John W. Bussard
Mary F.B Hartcock
Catherine S. Manshower
John L. McMaster
Thomas K. Eyler
Mordecai Q. Jones
Jacob I. Brown
Percy O. Nicodemus
Elizabeth M
David G. White
A. K. Tyson
Mary James Kolb
Samuel W. Kolb
John C. Walker
B. & Q. Railroad
Ellen O'Connor
John H. Michael
Daniel G. Grambine
John Allen Grambine
John Francie Smith
Charles E. Kopp
Singleton T. Stall
Daniel Z. Stall
Onterbridge Horsey
Mary A. Numberger
Mary KE. Perrell
Orphans’ Court
Lewis Cline
Obas
W. Jobusor
Mary E. Valdez
Henry Bahrman
George W. Ontaail
Fannie A. Cutsatl
Wm. T. Wegner
John Eigenbrode
James G. Six
Benjamin A. Six
Uriah Six
Mahion K. Wolfe
Mollie V. Warrenfeltz
Luther H. Warrenfeltz
Sarah A. Brown
John Francis Smith
In the Law's Grip Heavy Fines for Fighting
James Starr arrested by Officer King for fighting on Frye and a Half street and fined $10 by Justice Smith. Daniel Carroll, colored, arrested by Officer Holbruner for disturbing the peace after a fight with John Q. Moberly. Carroll struck Moberly with a brick but injuries were not serious. Carroll fined $8. Daniel Elliott arrested by Officer Easterly for carrying concealed weapons. Justice Smith committed him to jail in default of $100 bail for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Starr
King
Frye-and A
Justice Smith
Daniel Carroll
Holbruner
Carroll
John
Moberly
Daniel Elliott
Easterly
Fattening Western Cattle and Local Events Highlight Era
Western cattle shipped east are fattened in Washington county with 400 head fed by M Finley Seibert as Nebraskans showcase stronger gains. A 21 day run by Win Oushwa yields 68 pounds per head and 31 days by John Strite averages 100 pounds. Harvest Home donations at the Home for the Aged set for Thursday October 31. Grace Reformed church supper and Arts Club events noted. Syrup of Figs ad promotes genuine product from California Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
M. Finley Seibert
Nebraska
Ateera
Win
Oushwa
John Strite
Mr. Seibert
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Conservatory
Maaic
Students’ League of the Art Club
Fitzhugh Lee
Harvest Home
Home For
Autumn Marriages Across Town and Nearby
Henry Abbott and Jane Staley wed at her West Patrick street home in a small ceremony. Dr S M Wagaman and Anna Bussard married in Middletown. D Roby Hering and Carrie Devries tied the knot at Freedom Church. Minerva Kline and Elmer Stottlemeyer united in Ellerton. Market notes report midweek trade steady with mixed produce and rising egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abbott
Jane Staley
Henry H. Abbott
Misa Jane Elizabeth Staley
West Patrick Street
E. L Molnau
E. R. Eschbach
Carroll County
Freedom Methodist Episcopal Church
South
D. Roby Hering
Mins Carrie Devries
Freedom
Ostrol
Lykasville
Francie J. Hering
Finkeburg
Joshua W. Herring
John ©. Devries
Harry Devries
Omdelia Jones
Libertytown
Frederick County
Carroll Hering
J. R. Andrews
Arlingston
Balsimors Mty
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Isanogle
Frederick
E. Stanley Delander
Broad Run
Oscar B. Coblentz
Middletown
Bertha Coblentz
Fen
F. J Wagaman
Stottlemyer—Kline
Minerva Kline
Wolfsville
Elmer O. Stottlamyer
Leiternburg
Chas. F. Angnerman
Ellerton
Funeral of John T Willson in Mount Olivet Cemetery
The funeral of John Thomas Willson arrived from Chicago and was held at Mt. Olivet cemetery with services at the grave conducted by Rev Dr Osborne Ingie. Pallbearers were Charles B Trail Joshua J Dill Francis Johnson Edward Eichelberger Edwin D Markell and William D McCleery. A. T. Rice & Sons funeral directors. Democratic mass meeting scheduled at Doubs with speakers including Eugene L Derr and John Francis Smith. Republican main meeting planned at City Opera House with George A Pearce and Charles J Bonaparte. New twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Thomas near Buckeyatown. A framed picture of McStock Young and dog Hector on display. Rabbit shooting season details and Winchester Fair attendance noted. Elks oyster supper reported at the Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Willson
Frederick
Chicago
Mt. Olivet
Osborne Ingie
Charles B. Trail
Joshua J. Dill
Francis Johnson
Edward §. Eichelberger
Edwin D. Markell
William D. McCleery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Doubs
Eugene L. Derr
House of Delegates
Feagaville
John Francis Smith
George A. Pearce
Dorsey Etchison
Frederick Bar
City Opera
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Notable Maryland News Highlights From Yesterday and Today
Obituaries report the death of Dr John D White a prominent physician of Worcester county near Berlin. A Baltimore murder acquittal follows for Thomas Roezill aged 11. Diphtheria cases are rising per Baltimore Health Department. Elks service in Hagerstown features Congressman George A Pearre. A Montgomery wedding unites Harry Carlton Williams and Emma Louise Barnsley. Michael B Birmingham faces trial in Baltimore for alleged murder on August 13 near Larier Sweitzar. N and G Taylor mills Cumberland suspend operations ten days due to material scarcity. Howard County Teachers Institute commences a three day session at Elvost City led by Woodland O Phillips. William Jeremiah Williams and Mary Virginia Gotzendanner wed at Poolesville Presbyterian Church. Theodore Kreitzburg awarded $1129.50 for sister’s three years of service. Elkton Park Stables destroyed by fire behind Elkton Hotel. lumber yard partners cited. B D Warfield named District Attorney for Kentucky in Louisville and Nashville Railroad service with November effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D White
Worosater County
Berlin
Thomas Roezill
Baltimore
Samuel WH. Waltermeyer
George A Pearre
the Elks
Hagerstown
Harry Carlton Williams
Emma Louise Barnsley
Montgomery
G. Dorsey White
Michael B. Birmingham
Angnel
Larier Sweitzar
N. & G. Taylor Company
Cumberland
Teachers’ Institute
Howard County
Eltvost City
Woodland O. Phillips
Wiliam Jeremiah Williams
Mary Virginia Gotzendanner
Poolesville
Kentucky
Sale of home made foods and goods at Masonic Building
An October 26 sale in Frederick's Masonic Building storeroom offers home made meals and confections to benefit the Free Kindergarten, with oysters, fish, oysters pie, and a dentistry addition, plus second hand heaters, dresses, and various goods advertised by local merchants. It also notes upcoming excursions by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and Luray Caverns on October 27, and highlights local merchant ads for rugs, furniture, dressmaking, and optical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Building
Second
Market Streets
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Luray Caverns
Luray
Caverna
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the Daily News
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Unitu
Spain
Balshiava
Crimea
Queen
Walter W. Queen
W. S.refired
Wallington
El-Amied
Aenstor
Charles ‘A Warwick
Wapainaava
Ovi
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Fox
Freder
Vali
J. Winebrowers
Amelia Harper
Oliver D. Best
E. Church St
Ick
Steve Honss
Lidie’s
Amenaner & Co
Galt & Bro
Doll's
Williamson's
Ha Hendrickson
O.E. Cline
Josie Thomas
East Obnreh Street
Celeste Day
Adamstown
Flora Gaseman
John Whitehill
Unionville
Alonz Benner
Ira Walters
Point of Rocks
George Houck
Misa Lillie Housk
David N. Henning
Weatminster Bar
Regina Hammond
East Patrick Street
Missea Mary and
Katherine Eschbach
Westchurch Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Florence Mitten
Westminster
Wh. BE. Staup
South Market Street
Thomas Doke
Mary Doke
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Samuel A. Enery
Laura Lee Rogers
Plainfield
N.J
Edith Clapp
Ross-Rogers
Charles Dorman
Frank and
Charlea
Mary Duke
DEAT
Camp
Tate
Oehers
News OF the Churches
5. M. Wagaman
Anna KE. Bunsard
George R. Rogers
Caroline Ross
Edward D. Farrell
Cleveland
Mary Hargraves
Jamestown
Franklin I Smith
Nora V. Fogle
Amos N. Cooper
Anna May Howe
Brunswick
Arthur Diggs
Bessie Holland
Hopeland
James M. Gilbart
Woodsboro
Nallie L Boyer
New Market
George B. Foreman
Laura Warfield
George L. Smith
Laura V. Clark
Myeraville
Osalifornis Fig Syrap Co
Clinton
Thomas
Buckeyatown
Inquirer
Winchester Fair
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Buffalo
News OF
John Sendrickson
Anusabe Alnila Avuel
Ulatera
Preatley
Bradford, Hoagland
Ation
Joan
Neidig & Miller
Quare
Dot's
Nee & Miller
Bnet Shell
Geo L Lior
Blumenauer & Co
Dobar
Clinton E £. Main
Clinton & Mair
Graduate Pharmaciat
N. Marker St. Frederick County
Wo. C. Boteler
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Eapsx
East Church Street
L. B. Mullimiez
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Bright New
Peice
L. BE. Mulliniz
B. Sappington
Geo.s
Rodook & GO
Dresgooda
GEO. B. Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Son
A. T
T. P. Rice
RICE
Fourth &T
Redk Co
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Sandi
Sandii
Potomac River
Carlos
Lewistown
A. N
Seedidawk Grables B. Fout
DE City
Ous G
Ordare
B. Rosenour’s
Bee Hak St
Decidanti
Edwin Devilbess
S. Amos Uraen
Devileiss & Urner
Insurance
Doll & Albaugs Building
Frederick, Mc
Ostidawly
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Bee
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Jamer Ke. Radcliff
Frederice, MI
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
Noth Market Street
Ofeick
Open ST
ALL Sour Prederick Co. Puone
Oline
C. E. Oline
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