Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraph of Visitors
Purely personal notes recount social visits in the city. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Thos Forrest of Baltimore staying with Mr. W. C. Garrett on West Patrick street. Several others travel from Hagerstown Frederick county Washington and Baltimore to visit relatives and friends locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Forrest
Baltimore
W. C. Garrett
West Patrick Street
Cora Lewis
Hagerstown
W.T. Grove
Broad Run
Frederick County
Mollie Harbaugh
Middletown
Misses Stone
Washington
Joseph K. Hoffman
Pennsylvania
Barry Grove
Rovert McPherson
Greenville
D. C
D. H. Koutzabn
Chicago
Peter A. Schroen
Ed. Nelgon
East Church Street
Claballah
Middleburg
Carroll County
Ole Williams
Union Bridge
Eli Frost
N.=. Webb
Lemon
Harper’s Ferry
Homs
Jennie and
Mary Stone
Shriner
North Market Street
Breasts of Bnterest Here and There yesterday and Today
Snow fell at Annapolis Saturday. The tomato pack in Kent county was very large this year. The Democrats of Carrell had a large barbecue at Hampstead. The Harford Historical Society elected Rev. E. A. Colburn president. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church was dedicated at Marion. The Christian Missionary Society adjourned to meet next year in Baltimore. In Anne Arundel county this fair there was a net loss of 248 names on the lists of registered voters. Benjamin A. Richmond held a reception in Barton. The Elkridge Fox Bunting Club led a fine meet at Doughore Manor in Howard county. A fire in Cambridge was extinguished using the new water works system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Kent County
Democrats
Carrell
Hampstead
Harford Historical Society
E. A. Colburn
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion
Somerset County
Christian Missionary Society
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Benjamin A. Richmond
Barton
Allegany County
Elkridge Fox Bunting Club
Doughoregsn Manor
Howard County
Cambridge
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals from Various Cities
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list guests from Philadelphia Baltimore Rockville New York Washington Carlisle Columbus Poolesville and Hagerstown with multiple county visitors. Names include W E Raleigh W H Hanson Wm Wood EB Peter D J Duckett Dr J Morrison Carry Horusz J Lynn Ps W Aukeney E Taylor H Kohlhoss Paul Urban and W Ridgeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Raleigh
Philadelphia
W. H. Hanson
Wm. Wood
Baltimore
EB. G. Peter
Rockville
W.B. Troy
New York
D. J. Duckett
Dr. J. Morrison
Washington
Lagat Ry of The Season Run to Emmitsburg
The Frederick Bicycle Club and friends completed a 46 mile round trip yesterday from Frederick to Emmitsburg and back. An elegant dinner followed the ride in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagat Ry
Frederick Bicycle Club
Emmitsburg
Opening of the Brunswick and Lovettsville Bridge
A grand opening day in Branswick celebrates the iron Potomac bridge. A 2 p.m. procession and speeches by lawmakers and company officers drew 3,000 to 6,000 people from Maryland Virginia and beyond. Fireworks lit the bridge center at 6:30 p.m. with banners, bunting, and civic pride as residents toured the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branswick
Potomac
Brunswick and Lovettsville
London County
Berkeley
Jefferson
W. Va
Washington
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Baltimore
Opera House
Baltimore and Ohio Depot
Herald Office
Thompson Hotel
W. L. Gross
A. G. Hormne
F.E Alder
W. 8
Elgin
Wenner
Brigge Street
John A. Morrison
Wm. L. Gross
Dr. Fisk Elgin
Hiram Miller, Jr
Roy B. Wenner
John M. Boteler
Lovettsville Cornet Bard
Brunswick Coureil
Potomac Avenue
Brunswick Council
United American Mechanics
Ma. O.F. Wingert
Hagerstown
E. L. Bobutt
Frederick County
Martinsburg
iicKalg
Copgressman McKaig
Baltimore and Ohio
Bronswick
Buchanan Schley
J. B. McCabe
Leesburg
Commonwealth
Beneft
Brunswick
Joseph D. Baker
Zzy
DH. Hargett
Tressceer
W. I.ying Persons
Eldtes
W. M. McKaig
Cumberland
Udge Tebbs
Lees
Purg
J.D. Baker
D. B. Bui
D. E Kefauver
C. &. Eckstein
W. I. Parsons
Frederick
H. F. Wingert
Washington Bowie
Rockville
J. F. ‘Thomposns
Martinaburg
Branewick and Lovellsville Bridge Company
Maryland
Virginia
Virginis
Bridge Company
Joseph D.baker
D. B. Hargett
Frederick Court
John C.motter
Joan A. Lynch
Geo. Wm. Smith
D E. Kessager
John L. Jordan
Geo. FP. Eamich
Lovetrsville
D. H. Hargett
W. Irving Parsons
J. C. Motter
J.D. Gregron
Baltimore and Ohio Service
Youngstown
Water Street
Jenuth
Ight of Way, &c
Prohibition Meeting Draws Large Buckeystown Audience
An enthusiastic Prohibition mass meeting was held Saturday night in Keller's Hall Buckeystown attended by many local residents. Rev W M Strayer opened with hymns and prayer as speakers including Rev Millard Lowe Prof M Richards and Frank B Seppington urged the party platform and showcased vote imagery. The program featured music by Miss Etzena Sriman Mrs Hey and a solo by Mire. Rev Lowe closed with a benediction as Fredericktonists joined the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknystown
Keller's Bill
Buckeystown
Etzena Sriman
Hey. M. F. Lowe
Chas. Billiard
Almira Millard
W. M. Strayer
America
Frank B. Seppington
Mire
M. F. Lowe
Tragic track riding incident near Seedysville
A rider was thrown from a railroad tricycle on Oct 21 near Eakle's Mill while speeding toward Seedysville. Aboard the track a board was placed to cause a fall, with repeated prior actions suspected to injure Mr. Gates. Authorities seek the culprit for swift punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
BS O
St Gapland
Seedysvile
Eakle
A Breezy Time at the Empire Tonight
Fitz and Websters company presented A Breezy Time a farce with lively music at the Empire last night before a large audience. E B Fitz is funny in two roles Reuben Merryfield and Jovial Jolly Miss Kathryn Webster plays Daisy Lightfoot and Cholly Fairweather in clever portrayals. Philadelphia Press City Hall Wednesday evening Nov 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz and Websters Company
Empire
E. B. Fiz
Reuben Merryfield
Jolly
Kathryn Webster
Daisy Lightfoot
Cholly Fairweather
Philadelphia Press
City Hall
This City
A Teat of Cleanliness in Skin Care
An old instructional piece describes testing skin cleanliness by applying cold cream, letting it sit, then scraping off with a knife to reveal dark residue. It notes that water may not remove all grime, recommends occasional treatment to open pores and refresh appearance, and suggests rice powder to remove greasiness.
Church News and a New Reformed Church Dedication
State Secretary Mr KR Williams reported gains at a Y P E meeting in the Evangelical Lutheran church. A new Reformed church at the Manor between Frederick and Point of Rocks was dedicated with pastors Ditmar Whitmore present. Various church groups held meetings, baptisms, confirmations, protracted meetings, and revivals across the city with multiple officers elected and services announced through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oun People's Christian Endeavor Society of
Maryland
KR. H. Williams
Bockeystown
Y. P
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nellie Foomas
Enry Fox
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Ditmar
Jefferson
Motter
Whitmore
Pennsylvania
Jr. Whitmore
A. L. Eader
Walter L. Rice
Bliss Hallie “Ott
Pearl A. Eader
Louis M. Haller
All Saints ‘Episcopal Church
Paret
Dorcas
Rectory
St. Mary's Chapter
Chinese League
U.B
United Brethren Church
G. J. Roudabush
Suell
Lathr Kuhlman
Sdvices
Trinity Methodist Church
Touth
Epworth Leagne
Pleasant Bilt Chapel
A.J. Gill
Azerstown
Geo. C. Bacon
St. Paul’s Church
C.F. Frook
Myersville
C. B. Palpet
W. M. Strayer
Buckeyatown
Lime Ki
Fisk Jubilee Singers at City Hall Tomorrow
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will perform at City Hall tomorrow evening. The Daily Republican notes their opening chorus of Steal Away to Jesus with eight voices blending in rare harmony, then a mid tempo croon leading to a grand chorus and a chant in The Lord's Prayer that would shame many choir leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
City Hall
Daily Republican
West Chester
Jesus
Mason and Disxon
Advertised Letters Remain at Frederick City Post Office
A list of letters remaining at the Frederick City post office on Saturday October 23. To claim, applicants must call for advertised letters. if unclaimed within two weeks they go to the dead letter office. Names include Miss Minnie H English, Mrs Ellen Mahoney, Miss Macde W Norris, Mary Brottlemyer, Mrs Kate Troxel, and others such as Thomas Anderson, Vesey Burk, Henry Butler, Jos W Day, Abraham Eilis, Leyner Ely, John W Gram dine, A Nolrsey, P O Smith, James Tyriam, W C Wicks, Wm B Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
LaDress
Minnie H. English
Ellen Mahoney
Macde W. Norris
Mary Brottlemyer
Kate Troxel
Gratison
Thomas Anderson
Painter William Rice Struck by Severe Paralysis
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning William Rice of West Patrick street suffered a full body stroke and loss of speech. The well known painter has been ill for thirteen months. William Winkleman of West All Saints street is also listed as sick, and Miss Dora Devilbiss of Walkersville is noted on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
West Patrick Street
Rice
Wm. Winkleman
Weat All Sainte Street
Aick
Misa Dora Devilbiss
Walkersville
Police Magistrate Ireme Disposes Unseasonable Cases
Justice Eckstein disposed cases from Saturday evening to Sunday morning. James Wilson and James White charged with vagrancy sent to House of Correction for six months. Jeremiah Brooke and Charles Rebb jailed thirty days each for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Gertle teems fined 38 dollars for disorderly conduct. officer to ensure neighbors stay silent. William Crum bound over to court on assault and battery. William E. Nicholson committed to Montevue Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireme
Justice Eckstein
James Wilson
James White
Chad
John W. Taylor
House of Correction
Jeremiah Brooke
Charles Rebb
Gertle Teems
Gertie
Wiliam Crum
Wiliam E. Nicholson
Montevue Hospital
Literary Notes and Autobiographical Pieces in Ladies' Home Journal
Mr Howells titles Sty Literary Passions for his autobiography to run in the next issue of The Ladies' Home Journal. Madame Adelaide Ristori will have two autobiographical articles on How I Became an Actress in coming issues. Eugene Field, long a prolific poet, has not before written a love song until now. He has penned All You Be My Sweetheart and sent it to The Ladies' Home Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howells
Ladies’ Home Journal
Adelaide Ristort
Eugene Field
Afr
Field
Missionary Meeting at Walkersville Church
The regular missionary society meeting of the Grade Reformed church in Walkersville was led by Rev. Connor. An address by Mr. Stauffer and Prof. Apple followed, with Atlas Belly singing and Misses Baker and Zimmerman reciting. Officers for the coming year were elected: Dr. J.R. Zimmerman president, H. C. Stauffer secretary, Geo. W. Stauffer recording secretary, and Mr. Devilbias treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Grade Reformed Church
Wealkersville
Walkersville
Conner
Stauffer
Apple
Wonsa’s College
Atlas Belly
Baker
Zimmerman
J.R. Zimmerman
H. C. Stauffer
Afr
Geo. W. Stauffer
Devilbias
Political Debate by FCM A Literary Society
A debate will be held in the gymnasium tonight with speakers Victor A. Staley and Rverone C. White for Republicans J B R Wood Jr and D Edward Herbert for Democrats Roger Wickham and A Murray Thomas for Prohibition. The meeting opens at 7 20 and the public is urged to attend and support the speakers.
Democrats Meet in City for County Committee Session
The Democratic County Central Committee met today at the Junior Hall with broad county representation. Col L Victor Baughman presided and J Roger McSheery was elected secretary as general routine business was discussed amid strong optimism for at least a 200 vote county majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
L. Victor Baughman
J. Roger McSheery
Fredericktonians Register at the Maryland Building Fair
At the fair Charles E Poole E 5 Wadd Wm N Gibson L A Hager D H Routzaha F O Brownley W E Kindles G W Kindley and Misses Frank Nannie Miller Miss A C McBride EBB Remabarg Chas G Blake registered Saturday at the Emaryland Building Worlds Fair representing Frederickton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Poole
E. 5. Wadd
Wm. N. Gibson
L. A. Hager
D. H. Routzaha
F. O-Brownley
W. E. Kindles
G. W. Kindley
Frank
Nannie Miller
A. C. McBride
Ebb Remabarg
Chas.g. Blake
Boy Thrown From Wagon Receives Cheek Cut
Augustus Ford, youngest son of Mr Benj Ford of East Patrick Street, fell from a McMurray wagon on Saturday after a rough turn around Carter Street and sustained a painful cut on his cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus
Benj. Ford
East Patrick Street
McMurray
Godden
Carter Street
Gypsies Camp Near Emmitsburg Road Reported
A large party of gypsies camps near the pike on the Emmitsburg road about two miles north of the city. Visitors call at the camp in recent days. The group is described as a tough set. Prudence Matilda, daughter of Harry and Lillie Zambright, baptized Saturday evening by Rev. Dr. Beale at the Pérents home. Mrs. Clara V. Grove buried from her Bentz Street home yesterday at 4 PM, interment Mount Oliver Cemetery. An ad notes Syrup of Figs as a remedy from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Emmitsburg Road
Harry and
Lillie Zambright
Beale
Prudence Matilda
Pérents
Clara V. Grove
Bentz Street
Kyle
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Ladies Wear Debuts A Parade Of New Eligible Items
Monday marks the start of a sale period featuring a wide array of new eligible ladies wear items. Shops showcase fresh styles including dresses, blouses, and accessories meant to attract discerning shoppers.
Marriages in Emmitsburg District Reported
Notices detail several weddings in Emmitsburg Maryland with names such as Clarence C. Adams and Anne Elizabeth Kreliz wed at Mount St. Mary’s Parish Church and other couples including John B Welty and Ise Mario C Elder and George Althoff and Mary Sanders, conducted by priests Edw P Aver Edw P Allen and EB J Quinn in late October 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Clarence C. Adams
Anne Elizabeth Kreliz
Mount St. Mary's
Edw. P. Aver
George Edward Keepers
Emmitttsburg
Mary L. Eckenrode
Mechanicstown
Mount St. Mary’s
Edw. P. Allen. Welty—Elder
St. Joseph’s Gathol
EB. J. Quinn
John B Welty
Ise Mario C
Janes A. Elder
Local Dr J L Hardesty to Hold Clinic at City Hotel
Dr J L Hardesty an occulist and ear and throat specialist will be at City Hotel Wednesday November 1 at 3 o'clock and remain all day Thursday November 2. Advertising from James E Walker & Co urges readers to visit their department store for dresses coats and mens furnishings, with emphasis on low prices and broad selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
James E. Walker &Co
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Wasarsetos, D.C
M. W. Benarmerox
the Weather Bureau
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John Stums
United Sister
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ISB
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Cubor
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Anderson
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Dr. L. Hardesty
Leslie Cramer
John Hendrickson
George A. Gilbert
G. & Cane & Co
Rodock & Neidig
Delsplaine
News OF the Churches
California Fig Syrup Company
Viswt the Great
South Market
Patrick Sta
Furs &C
Craven Ete Sergesl
Jonx Hoaxpatoxion
F. W. Staub
New Cape Cod
Ranbebehrie Randerrier
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Staub's
Cetddiy
Rodoce & Neidig
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GSEI
A. T. Rice &Sons
T. RiGg & Bons
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Norte Marert Steeel
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Cal
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Harley
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Frederick, Md
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East
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N. Marr RT
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Berlin
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Keefing & Line
Collars
Jamee BL
Waleere & CO
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