Purely Personal Notices from Frederick Residents
Local residents and visitors are listed in daily notices. James B Boyle of Liberty spends the day with Frederick friends. Mrs Haller of South Market visits relatives in Washington. Mr Coleman of Washington returns after visiting Frederick. Mrs Hendrickson leaves for North Mountain. Mrs Fitzgerald of Tyrone visits her mother on North Market. Mr Frederick Snyder visits relatives near Germantown. Mr W P Brown of Des Moines Chamberlain Medicine Co. is in the city. Miss Etta Grant of Virginia returns after guesting with Mr and Mrs Ross. The Frederick and Middletown Railway lays bricks along East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Boyle
Liberty
Frederick
Daniel Haller
South Market Street
Washington, D. C
Coleman
Washington
John D. Hendrickson
Second Street
North Mountain
Helen Fitzgerald
Tyrone
M. ©. Diffendal
North Market Street
Frederick Snyder
North Market
Farewell 40 October and Hallowe'en warnings
Brief items mention election as a coming legal holiday and a moonlit night. The Handter’s Moon lit streets instead of electric lamps, snow shovels were distributed for families, and November promised pleasant events. Frederick Art Club held its first reading with a program on the Netherlands, Crusades, and Dutch art. Miss Ely chaired, and Miss Zimmer man and Miss Tucker contributed papers and poems. An Ellicott City rock claim yielded 65 percent gold and copper per sample, with nearby coal deposits found on Granite Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Nicodemus
Mabel Ely
Sles
Jacob Shaw
Ellicott City
Patapsco
Baltimore County
Thomas B. Owings
Shaw
Granite Hill
Accident in Waynesboro Pa. hits Yonson’s toe
Mr C A Yonson of Waynesboro writes Tar News to renew his subscription after a heavy plank fell on his right foot last Saturday breaking the great toe. He quips that missing The News would be like a leaf cut from a book and vows to keep reading as long as he can raise money. The notice also promotes want ads for jobs and cites a teachers meeting in Adamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Yonson
Waynesboro
Tar News
Yonson
Jealous Lover Kills Miss Davidson Then Ends His Life
Elmer A. Pryor, 22, fatally shot Miss Effie Davidson in Elkton Md after pursuing unrequited love and firing at her sister Daisy Cannon and Mary Davidson. He then killed himself on Main Street, Solace County, leaving two Davidson sisters and grieving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Pryor
Elkton
Effie Davidson
Pryor
Miss Davidson
Daisy Cannon
Philadelphia
Mary
Mary Davidson
West High Street
Maffit Street
Main Street
Siater
Miss Cannon
Fhe Davidson
John T. Pryor
Oscil County
Ellison
Order of American Mechanics
Misa Davidson
Fire destroys Easton Turning and Enameling Works
A large fire gutted the Easton Turning and Enameling Works, with investigators listing the time and cause as undetermined. No reports of injuries were confirmed, and nearby structures were protected by fire crews from multiple districts.
Song Recital by Mias Mary Louise Payne at North Market
Mias Mary Louise Payne gave a charming recital to invited friends at the family home on North Market Street last evening. Accompanied by Mrs. Nadine P. Allen and Mr. Gay Kline, the program featured operatic duets, solos, and trios including Il Trovatore and Mignon, with Payne's soprano voice balanced by Allen and the basso of Kline. Accompaniments by Miss Mary Steckel and Mr. Welter McDannell completed the performances before refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Mary Louise Payne
North Market Street
Nadine P. Allen
Gay Kline
Misa Payne
Allen
Eline
Il Trovatore
Mrs. Allen
Carmen
Miss Payne
Mary Steckel
Welter McDannell
All Saints Day Services At Churches
All Saints day services are listed for Catholic Ss John's and All Saints Episcopal church. Tonight at Ss John’s Catholic rosary at 7 20 and confessions after benediction. Tomorrow mass at 5 45 7 and 9 with office for the dead at 7 50 p.m. All Saints Episcopal holds services tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. for the Guild anniversary. A Philadelphia paper notes James Robinson of Frederick Md as a top run getter, with strong speed and base stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Ss. John’s Catholic
All Saints Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
James Robinson
Frederick
Arrest of Joseph Yoes in exposure case before Justice Wood
Joseph Yoes was arrested last night by Officer Jee for indecent exposure. He was fined 10.25 dollars or 36 days in jail as the sentence imposed before Justice Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Joseph Yoes
Jee
Yoes
Business In The Courtis Week's Real Estate Records
Week's records in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts show transfers of real estate, marriage licenses issued, and notices in inventories and estates. Items include deeded properties, multiple names transferring parcels, several marriage licenses across Frederick county, and numerous administrator and guardian accounts in the Orphans' Court with inventories, final accounts, and orders to sell or distribute assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans
Improvement Land and Building Association of
Frederick County
Elen V. Brookey
Samuel T. Barnes
Mary A. Nillinger
Gee T. Stall
Carlton L. Stall
Uephans' Court
Mary F. Grove
Charles B. Grove
Greenbury F. Grove
Hammond Urner
Lillie ¥. O'Brien
Lillie V. Kolb
John W. Nichola
John Nichola
Ann R. Stauffer
David V. Stauffer
Dawson V. Hammond
William Ridgely
D. Vv. Hammond
Ann Matilda Hammond
Robert J. Ridgely
Henry D. Crampton
Thomas Crampton
George ‘W. Onteail
Fannie A. Onteail
William T. Wagner
David Ansherman
Lloyd Sigler
Arthur O. House
Leonard 5. House
Arthur GC. Honse
Harrison Miller
Chan. W. Goldsborough
John A. Geesey
Sarah R. Barbour
Mr Grimm in Charge
Rev. J. H. Grimm presiding elder of the Baltimore District takes charge of the Maryland territory annexed to the Pennsylvania Conference by the General Conference. The area includes Baltimore First and Third churches Washington Frederick Myeraville Walkersville and Thurmont in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimm
Baltimore District
The
United Brethren Church
Maryland
Pennsylvania
General Conference
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Myeraville
Walkersville
Thurmont
Idawiy D. A. Atlee Radolivy
University OF Maryland
Big Bass Catches Highlight Frederick Junction Fishing
A 5 pounds 1 ounce bass was caught yesterday afternoon by a renowned Brederick fisherman in the Monocacy near Frederick Junction. Several other notable catches were reported that day. Earlier, Mr. Jesse Claggett reportedly caught a Potomac bass weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces.
Wenner Fry Nuptials End Small Town Wedding
Thomas M. Wenner and Maud May Fry were married today at the Reformed church in this city by Rev. Dr. E. R. Esch. A Baltimore license was issued yesterday to Alexander Carter of Brunswick and Lula C. Selby of Derwood. Tomorrow auctioneers Captain Saunders will sell Mrs. Amelia Harper’s household furniture at 92 South Market Street. John Foland caught a 143 1/2 pound carp in the Monocacy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner—Fry
Thomas M. Wenner
Maud May Fry
Londonn County
Reformed Parsonage
E. R. Esch
Baltimore
Alexander Carter
Brunswick
This County
Lula C. Selby
Derwood, Md
Captain Saunders
Amelia Harper
South Market Street
John Foland
St Marys Voting Cases Hear Testimony On Home Status
Court continued examination of Mt St Marys students seeking voting rights with multiple petitioners from various states. Witnesses testified students viewed the college as home. legal homes argued to be where parents reside. Ruling pending after recess as parties await further determination. Republican reconciliation reported among Motter and Haffner factions with party harmony cited and upbeat election prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coor
Mt. St. Mary’s
Motter
Martin ¥. Corrighen
Hazelton
Richard F. Henagan
Philadelphia
Jaman J. Kearney
Brooklyn
James H. Gilmore
Pittsburg
Patrick J. Kittrick
Wailkesbarre
James J. Graham
Michael EK. Fogarty
New York
J. Duncan
John W. Dunp
John J. Brady
Lonaconing
Wm. £. Downs
Tyrone
Daniel B. Galligher
Lanaford
James J. Gill
Westchaster
Michael Kittrick
Pennsylvania
Peter P. Keeley
Providence
Cornalius F. Donohus
Massachusetts
Daniel A. Lawlese
Bridgeport
Thomas J. McGourty
Wilkesbarre
Edward G. Murphy
Patterson
M. G. Urner
Hammond Urner
Deaths and notices from the county scene
John Albert Dean aged 65 died at his residence near the city from a complication of diseases. Funeral from his home Saturday at 2 pm with Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Also an infant son of Scott and May Roach died at Schleynville from cholera infantum. funeral at 9 o clock this morning at Ladiesburg. Chrysanthemum Show highlights by David Groff florist. blooms described as white pink crimson and gold. Colored Republican mass meeting held at Old Fields with addresses by George T. Day and James H. Bruner. Mt Ephraim hosts another Republican meeting with George T. Day to speak. State Game Warden received 6000 small black bags placed in the Potomac at Cumberland. The Local Market lists J B W Hargett’s prices: corn per barrel 3.09. shelled corn 54 cents per bushel. No 2 red wheat 68 cents. steamer 58. rejected 50. hay 13 10 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert Dean
Opossumtown Pike
Mt. Olivet
Scott
May Roach
Schleynville
Dr. Ingle
Ladiesburg
O. C. Carty
Old Fields
George T. Day
James H. Bruner
Mt. Ephraim
Frederick
Mart. Mx. J. B. W. Hargett
Women's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Report
The October 28 semi monthly W C T U gathering featured presiding officer Mrs. L B Mullinix, devotional exercises by Mrs. Hamilton Lindsay, and readings from the Upton Signal by Mrs. J D Hendrickson Miss Radcliffe and Miss Mehrling. Reports included medical authorities arguing against alcohol in medicine and a sewing school began October 26 with forty five scholars. a public meeting is set for November 11 and aid for teachers is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
LB Mullinixz
Hamilton Lindsay
Upton
J. D. Hendrickson
Miss Radcliffe
Mehrling
Markell
Drysdale
Metropolitan Hospital
London
England
A. T. D. Crothers
New York School of Clinical Medicine
Sarah Hackett Stevenson
Chicago
Sage
Colored Industrial School Near Laurel Opens With Hope
Colored Industrial School in Howard county near Laurel opens Tuesday with a goodly number of students. Prof. J. R. Pollard, Hampton Institute graduate, assists President Dr. Ernest Lyon to develop the institution. Farm department led by Mr. Thomas. Fifteen acres sowed to wheat and timothy. twenty acres prepared for corn. track-raising plots laid out. The mansion with 18 rooms will house literary work in a large parlor and dining hall. Directors aim for a Tuskegee model teaching carpentry, shoemaking, tailoring, brickmaking, dairying and agriculture by the best scientific methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Industrial School
Maryland Industrial and Agricultural School For
Howard County
Laurel
J. R. Pollard
Hampton Industrial Institute
Hampton
Ernest Lyon
Thomas [Asacs
Timothy
Tuskegee
Auctioneering Offers Carpets and Linoleum in Walkersville
Goods and a handsome table setting are offered by an auctioneer with prompt attention. Located one door north City Mall, Walkersville, the selection includes velvet carpets for the sitting room ingrain for the bedroom and linoleum for the kitchen, with orders left at Mr. Wm. H. Ramsbure in Frederick for prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Wm. H. Ramsbure
Frederick
AVE Stock and Real Stats
Frederick, MD
Rosenour’s
Faz Nek
Bird Pie Tonight and Open Chrysanthemums Sale
Local notices urge calm as police promise arrest for throwing flour or corn on streets tonight. Events include Bird Pie Tonight performances and a Chrysanthemums opening sale by David Grorr. Also ads for Kindergarter shell stock, oysters, perfume, dressmaking, and a carpet exhibition at Frederick's Exclusive Carpet House.
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Cumberland
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May Caraten
Watson Street
Hess Carriage Company
Hagerstown
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Carrie Claggett
J. Harmon Claggett
Randallstown
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Courtis
Wm. W. Wenner
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Oliver W. Sheets
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Daniel Warrenfeltz
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Daniel T. Warrenfeltz
John G Warrenfeltz
Patrick Kearns
Anni E Kearns
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Nettle May Kemp
Milton Burk
Wm. R. DeLashmatt
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Wilbur Orem
Ezra J. Horine
Lemuel J. Keller
John Folan
Clementine Folan
Mary O. Palmer
John P. Carty
H. H. Abbott
Jane E. Staley
H. ©. Anderson
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Fanmie McElfresh
Hyattstown
Elmer Smith
Rosie E. Hudson
Mt. Airy
Emory W. Smith
Mary O. Pearson
Unionville
James B. White
Mary V. Lee
Point of Rocks
Albert W. Moser
Nannie P. Wartenfeitz
Myersville
Charles P Glover
New Jersey
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Aushermap
Jameville
Effie L Sommers
Harmony
Lawson F. Bittle
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Louia E. G. Graham
Verna R. Datson
Weldon
John Allen Siess
Mt. St. Mary
ST. Mary's
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Teathy
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Conatder
Haffner
Arthur D. Willard
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Chas. E. Saylor
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Lewie
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Edwin O. Markell
A.C. McBride
Wm. BH. Herman
Horace E. Staley
Harvey R. Lense
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Harry B. Witter
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Wm. H. Blentiinger
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James W. Smith
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Elmer Feaga
W.A. Long
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E. H. Albaugh
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Kersey
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Niwa
Gro. Bow
Burra
Woman's Auxiliary
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City Opera
Charlea
Bonaparte
Geo. A. Pearre
Louis McK. Kines
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
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Kaper
East Church Street
Panmeen
Mulliniz
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