Personal visits noted from Baltimore to local residents
Local society page lists Eli Haugh in Baltimore on court business Mrs O P Bennett visiting the Heard family in Lingers town Eva Linn of Baltimore returns from relatives Mildred Landauer Lilliah Birely Mildred Brengle back from Hagers town and other names gist of visitors to and from nearby towns including Charlestown Norfolk and Chicago with several families hosting or visiting Relatives and friends in towns such as Lewistown Thurmont Keyser and Tiffin Ohio shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli G. Haugh
Baltimore
O. P. Bennett
C. E. Heard
Broadway
Lingerstown
Eva Linn
RL. Murray
Valentine
4. M. Deonenburg
Patrick Atruct
Mildred Landauer
Lilliah Birely
Mildred Brengle
Hagerstown
Joseph Hayes
Town
Maurice Albaugh
Thurmont
James P. Perry
North Market Street
Mias
Rachel Merchant
W. S. Come Pher
Charlestown
W. Va
Wmn. C. Flanit
Norfolk
Hee
Wiancho Bucher
W. Searles
Chicago
O. C. Gilbert
Willian Cooper
Kelter
Harry, Kiracuse
Lewistown
J. Ray Fuller
Keyser
Fuller
James V. Baer
MTG
Malon Staley
Joanny
Frederick County
Tiffin
Ohio
Frederick Preparations For A Trip to the Moon Show
Frederick residents plan preliminaries for a charity performance of A Trip to the Moon on November 10 and 12. The production features 450 participants, elaborate costumes and scenery, and aims to attract wide local social interest with a modern fairy tale premise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
East
Indies
London
Staid Vondon
Charge Against Colored Woman Reported in Court
A garbled report notes a case involving a colored woman named Sarah Johhenp held by a constable on a charge. The fragment mentions a testing or examination and a local court scene but lacks clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Johhenp
Vitor
Trouble Over Fence Court Seeks Halt to Repeated Tearings
John C. Whitehill seeks a court injunction to stop further interference with a division fence along his Unionville land after defendants allegedly tore down 33 panels on October 16 and 19. The suit cites a long, exclusive fence line claim and references a prior judgment in a related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Whitehill
John C. Wakehill
D. Princeton Buckey
Hammond Uoner
William A. Sippington
Perry G. Lowuiin
Unionville
Ti Ia
Ile
Fordante
Maove
Stoner & Weinhers Aether Counwel
E. C. Cruth
Prederitk Chapter Daughters Elect Delegates in Meeting
The Frederick County Maryland chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a meeting at Mira Ritchie Court Equart's home to elect two delegates and an alternate for the State Conference in Baltimore on November 12. Officers Wille Ritchie and Martha Ki. McCreehy were chosen to join Regent Francs Il. Markell. a second election of new members and a near-term Adistion Day gathering on November 23 were also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Ritchie
Court Equart
Baltimore
Nesta
Mary
Battiadre
Tate Apter
John’ Ritehie
Wie City
Wille Riteh
Martha Ki. McCreehy
Will
Francs Il. Markell
Ncw
Frederick County
Two Dayton Investors Plan Mexico Mining Tour
M Q Norra a former city resident now a Dayton real estate broker and A T Boatman a Dayton attorney with mining ore experience have secured large holdings in a major mining company with silver and gold properties in Sinaloa and Durango Mexico. They leave on about December 1 for Culiacan and will travel inward to inspect mines along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
M. Q. Norra
Dayton
Ohio
A. T. Boatman
Sinaloa
Durango
Culiacan
Gtest Corporation
Case Settled in Circuit Court Over Funeral Bill
In a circuit court case the suit of Mrs Sophia Schroeder against Charles Frushour administrator of Mary Frushour was settled. The claim of 184 dollars for funeral expenses was paid in full. Representation involved voter Wm P Baaleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Schroeder
Charles
Swann and Dill Weenie Improve at Frederick County Hospital
The report notes L Kf Swann slowly improving under treatment at Frederick County Hospital and Mrs. Spencer Stall Dill Weenie has also been quite ill but shows improvement. Master Gibson awit remains weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kf. Swann
Frederick Cty Hospital
Selowly
Spencer Stall
Dill Weenie
Gibson ‘Awit
Democratic Rally to Open With Parade and Address
A large Democratic mass meeting is planned in City Opera House tomorrow evening with a parade forming from Fountain to Opera House. Governor Crothes, Judge Wright, and Secretary Goldsborough are billed to address the crowd, with music by multiple bands and mounted delegations expected along a lengthy parade route through Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Conley
Democratic County Central Committee
Austin LL Crothes
Maryland
Moses Wright
Congress
Georgia
Goldsborough
Baltimore
Hood
City Opera House
Tomosrow
B. J. Exder
Tn Fursiah
Audieies
Austin Baygthmin
Tine News
Amareketing Whi
Lovers
Pettlelee Toy
Pimdey
Absenat
George
Rodock
Fountain
Market Street
Church
Carter
Patrick
City Hotel
Yelegrand
Market
City Opera Louse
Mounted Police
Marshall
Austin Baughman
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Woodsboro
Frederick
Frederick City
Rocke
Buckeystown
Weat Seventh Street
John Francia Smith
Creagerstown
Lewistown
Mechanicstown
Ennaitsburg
Catoctin
Middletown
Hanvers
Jackson
East Seventh Street
Mt. Airy
Woodville
New Market
Urbana
Liberty
Eos
Oscar Putraan
Allen Grumbine
Willam Wiles
Vgat
Red
Charles FE. Lipps
Cosntz
Charles Herpert
Harry Young
Marion Little
Urover Jarobs
Paul Marah
Richard Simmons
Haring Sponseller
Thane
Joan Ridenour
Reverdy Bunty
John Young
Charles T. Fagad
Republicans to Hear Pearce and Potter at Opera House
The Frederick district GOP holds its final meeting at the City Opera House this evening. Hon Milton G. Urner presides and will introduce Sheldon Potter district attorney for Philadelphia and Col George A Pearce candidate for re election to Congress. The Frederick Select Orchestra provides music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Pearra
Col. Potter
Opera House
Frederick
City Opera House
Milton G. Urner
Sheldon Potter
Philadelphia
Qeorge A. Pearce
Congress
Taft, Sherman and Pearte Club
Court Street
Thurada
Binddock
George A. Spare
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets At Mrs Hunichen Home
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a Monday business meeting at Mrs. A Hunichen's residence to plan upcoming activities. The group maintains quarters behind the Ivanwelicat at Ames Church, former Infant Sunday school site. A new shooting event is planned for Saturday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. T. UL
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Prohibition Meeting At Liberty Town Attended By Local Figures
Attendees included County Chairman Jacob Z and Mr Roland B Simpeon of Libert towns. Reception for candidates Mesarsio and Watkina at Hotel featured a large choir. David B Rice, formerly of this city, attended and has been named watcher for the party during vote counting Tuesday night in Libertyto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viece
Bight
Attenee
Jacob Z It
Roland B. Simpeon
Libert Towns
Mesarsio
Watkina
David 8. Rice
Maryland Crop Exhibit At Fifth Regiment Armory
December 1 2 and 3 Baltimore hosts the Maryland Crop Exhibit with a forage cage display. Smith & Derts baugh of the city offer a handsome salad bowl as a prize for the best ten cars of carp grown in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Xenikeremiunw
Smith & Dertsbaugh
Committee Appointed at Special Meeting for Christ Church
The meeting at Trinity Reformed Chapel in the city elected a committee to proceed with the call of Rev. Clark Albert Suyler from North Carolina and confirm his call to Middletown. Election-night preparations and Halloween social plans at the Y M C A were announced with masks encouraged for a masked parade if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Maryland
Trinity K Reformed
Thin ‘City
B. J. McLean
Alvill Conner
Alarmstown
Cearke
Albert Suyiler
Nerth
Caratina Clausis
Christ Ste
Olitieh
Middletown
Rove
David N. Dittar
M. Hench
A. Cyuner
Dudlast
Spyder
Clases
Io My
Y.M. G
Regintra
Muchen
Chusinam
Mora Strepa
Asm Moahn
Ben
Mrs Temple’s Telegram at Pro Opera House
Review notes an acclaimed touring farce The Telegram praised for pure humor and clever scoring. The production promises elaborate scenery and imported new effects under James B. Delehree directing, with cast including Leanne Price and Fran DeL b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Theatre
New York
Power's Theatre
Chicago
James B. Deleher
Local Theatre Show Delights Ladies and Children
Family Theatre presents fife Motion Pictured and Vaudeville an entertainment amusing for ladies and children as well as men at the venue promising lively acts and broad humor through a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Local Real Estate and Events Notice and Sale Details
Classified items list a double brick dwelling for sale on West Seventh Street with improvements and prime location. Also promotes masked carnival postponement to Thursday November 5, theater moving pictures and vaudeville schedule, dress circle ticket reservations, and a saloon business sale with good will and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beventh St
New Department Announces Silk Waists and Silk Goods
An advertisement outlines a new department offering silk waists and silk confections at John D. Hendrickson. It promises elegant elder goods and mentions a shop in Matikele with a selection including wool drapery and related fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Fall and Winter Openings Prominent In City Ads
Neidig and Miller announce fall and winter openings with exhibits on November 1 and 4 featuring bonnet and hat patterns. Also notes social events, dancing lessons, and political club gathering with speakers at the Opera House. Includes ads for portraits, local Supper, and various prices and times.
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Rovetta
Merting Coop
North
Sir May
Osborne
Bante
Maurphy
Satelie
Devilstorm
I. Pampel
Hahn & Howe Family Theatre
Lee Avich & Co
K. Young
Young J
Hendrickson
the Daily News
Jahie Hoalenl
Vr. Jolson
Thomas Francis Bayard
United States
Poder
England
Withington
Del
Virs
Rooth-budker
Atistlusithatiegdl Salvation Army
Kausak
Risen
Qoedai Dlapayeh
Washington
M. Poe
Hs. Arp
Weather Bureau
Democratic Rally
Dr. Snyder
William Johngon
Moore
Mr. Moore
Ont
Hi. Moore
J. Harris
Nerger
L. Sith
Mio de
W. John
Dt Markey
Immer
W.N. Jolliffe
W. H. Haller
E. Wee
Leanne Price
Jennie Albert Ebater
Franak del B
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Burplub
Gnas
T. K. Youno
Lake View
Deesh Circle
Democrac
Cullig
Democratic
Family Theatre
Moving Pictures
Retch & Co
Socratic Pan
Fusu
Hes
Dalice
Ayer Phoakt
McCardell
Otaras
Wingo
Fey
Kate Gorrs
Retary
Jonn D. Hendrickson
Tod EL
Teat
John D. Hendrickbon
Neidig & Miller
Catia
Tany
Alwt
N.R
Ds Manes
Wiven, Fortering, &c
WM. Revenin
McCarpey
Denis
Grace
Western Union Telegraph Office
We & Co
Lee
Fe Lelay
Tee George
Wwe
Buk
Sinton
Bate
George Hing Heyass
Gabi
Mustotam
Keoterick
Sta
Tia Sone Sid Grtulbee
Homas
Foraq
Diracion
Mark Mathes Merhat
Pehuohal
J. Eichelberger
Argo
Heine
A. J. Eigqhelberuar
Morthwebt
Mirko Sadelewis
Bos
Covintade Funeral
Etcribon
Etculson Furniture Store
M. L. Etchison
Wrederisk
W. Il
B. Witin
Tunson
Eicbicom
Bod
Businese Ag
Tor
East Church Bane
The
Woman's College
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