Quick Bits Of Local News And Witty Aphorisms
Brief items mix humor and happenings from the region. Farewell to Anguat and notes on Labor Day. Women prep peaches and mothers ready children for school. Comments on prudence and vanity appear amid remarks on malaria season and malaria remedies. The Morgan Grove Fair starts September 5 near Shepherdstown. Maryland agriculture meeting set for September 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat
John Pan Jones
Calcmans
Morgan Grove
Forgen's Grove
Shepherdatown
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural College
Letters From The People Question B and F Railway Bond
Taxpayer questions Baltimore and Frederick Railway Company seeking Middletown Railroad, arguing bond forfeiture of 2000 to force connections outside city limits and avoid taxes. Calls on city officials to uphold duty and not be swerved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewa
Baltimore and Frederick Railway Company
Middletown
B. & F. Road
Hmita
F. & M. Road
B. & F. Railway Company
Patriarche
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohblo Railroad
Tioketa
Death Notice for Henry Lugenbeel of Washington
A telegram from Fred extch reports the death of Henry Lugenbeel formerly of this city. He served as a Civil War lieutenant and later held a government post. He was brother to M. M. Carty and P. Dill Lugenbeel of this city. The piece also notes river and mill conditions near Monconey and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lugenbeel
Fredextch
Washington
Lugenbeel
M. M. Carty
P. Dill Lugenbeel
Steiner
Buckeystown Dam
Ceresville
Potomac River
Frederick Kid Carnival Draws Thousands at Fairgrounds
Between two and three thousand people gathered at Frederick fairgrounds for a Children’s Carnival organized by the Frederick City Hospitals Guild. Miss Mildred Thomas led a parade with royal attendants and a 300 baby and child procession before prizes were awarded for decorated carriages, costumes, and floats sourced from local merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Frederick City Hospitals Guild
Frederick
Asverel
Mildred Thomas
Ruth Worthington
Mary Rons Doll
Allen Kemp
Peter DeGrange
Atreete
Herald
Thomas Spencer
W. P. Etchison
Emma Ooernproost
Charles Byerly
Abbie StoOardell
Batte
Rose Marino
Scott Welty
Mise
Helen Baughman
Mary Graser
O. Thomas Kemp
Kirk Donald Cramer
Olasa A. A
J. A. Wiljiamson
Meredith
T. B. Johnson
Paul and
Pauline Dutrow
Janet Williams
Ralph
Roy Schrosder
R.B. J. Dutrow
Clarence
Clara Marah
Claus G
Doll Bros
Qoursd
C. P. Bennett
Willem Neidig Woodward
Westminster
Olses H
F. B. Sapplegron
Loutee Kemp
Brien Bros
Irene Enright
Olasa I
J. D. Hendrickson
Grace Zimmerman
George 8
Eloise Gilbert
Thomas H. Haller
Gladye James
James H. Doll
Blanche Miller
Regina Haller
Olnes L—Firet
Miss Baughman
Clarence Carty
Norris King
Lillian Miller
Mebrie Dixon
Misa Doub
Reda Lease
Harry Yinger
Olass W
Dr. Maynard
Nanonie
Agnes Eyler
Misses Beckley
Helen Matter
Carnival committee and prize plans announced
The carnival committee led by Mrs W T Mal-Maoix and Jack of other officers reports prize mediation will occur tomorrow for yesterday's success. Donations including a check from Governor Warfield push receipts toward a $500 net total for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Mal- Maoix
George Ort
Charles Ditt
Bessie Motter
Warfieid
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Sale Moves Ahead
Bonds totaling 120000 were sold at 105, owned by nine stockholders of the F M B R Co and pooled with the stock. The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway is bought by the Bal tlecore and Frederick Electric Railway Company. Officers refuse to identify the buyer but indicate benefits for Frederick and new regional rail connections. Rumors suggest a line to Hagerstown and a link to Baltimore via Frederick. The Board faces a $2000 forfeit on Tuesday amid mixed views on relinquishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S M.R.K. Co
Frederick
Middletown Valley
Baltimore
FB. & 4.R.R Co
M.R B A.co
Asmonds
John Keller
Middletown
Cone
Sany
Adalan
Deai
Hagerstown
Tannel Ostootin
Local Improvements Reported and Court Action on Toll Road
New pavements laid before residences and storefronts on East Patrick Street including Dr. Thomas B. Johnson and Mrs. Lillian Andars, with repairs to Frank J. Schroeder’s store. Elks building on West Bend nearing first story completion. Judge Keendy in Hagerstown restrains Gapland Turnpike Company from toll collection due to poor road conditions after weeks of court action. Market quotations list corn at 2.90 per barrel or 57 cents per bushel, wheat No.7 red 0.75, 0.60, oats 0.40 per bushel, all reflecting current market levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S Lanodis
John Patrick Ooiline
Olaas P
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Alton Bannett
Shipley & Boost
Sponcar
Immerman
Olasa Q
Mies
Janet Williams
Charles Miller
Herchberger
John Eisenhawer
A. Herrington
A. G. Doon
O. M. Carter
Washington
J. W. Corbin
Baltimore
Lucia Smith
Norfolk
Charles
Steck
Straasburg
Jasting C. H. Eskatelonoms
Tobias Newcomer
Harry Newcomer
Atlantic City
Vivian Moberly
West South Street
John F Yieger
North Market Street
Mamie Wirtz
Mien Minnis Dol
Misa Margaret George
Mise Ruth Haller
Braddock Haighte
Florence Mesley
Mise Allda “Zecharias
George M. Gesser
Altoona
F. A. Brendel
Edward Baker
Markwood D. Harp
Hagerstown
Catharine Miller
Doubs
Charles Deifner
West Soush Street
Mire
Nora Lamar
Harmony Grove
York
Philadelphia
Joyce Clark
Hageratown
John L. Michael
West Patrick Street
Maynard KE. Harp
East Church Street
Fr. Smith
James Smith
Russell Alexander
Woodsboro
George Strawsburger
Col
Frank McHeory
Kentucky
Misa Carrie LaMotts
Manchester
Carrell County
Breck
Shaw
South Market Street
Missus Blanche
Hattie Hilde
Brand
Mary Ellen Warner
Frederick Otty Hospital
East Patrick Street
Effie Crammitt
Henry E. Cramer
Charles Schell
South Street
George Plunkard
Hamilton Funk
Park Mills
John Barrison King
Thaorston
Wood P. Johnson
Mias Brengle
Lloyd T. MacGill
Thomas B. Johnson
Lillian Andars
Frank J. Schroeder
Eas Patrick Street
The
Elks
Weat Bec
Cannor College
Keendy
Gapland Turnpike Company
G. Warley Tyson
Ste
Oorn
Labor Day Proclaimed as State Holiday by Warfield
News items note Labor Day designated as a legal holiday by Governor Warfield for September 4. Other notices report freight train accident death in Cumberland and a lumber company worker crushed by logs in Garrett County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deetz Rhind
Cumberland
Cumberlana
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Q Company
Buck Lodges
Governor Warfield
Midshipmen
Arthur Blains Cupp
Pinkerton Lumber Company
Cassalman
Garrett County
Lionel Meredith
Hangerstown
Maryland State Pharmacy Board
Prince Georges County
Thomas H. Loynea
Livingston Road
Baltimore and Washington
Crosby
Little Folks Party and Birthday Celebration Reported
The Social World notes a Little Folks Party at Fearbake residence Braddock Colony with games and a peanut hunt luncheon at Fearbake home dinner at Doll Cottage guests Miss Coblentz Middletown Louise Sohley Florence Sohley Louisa McDangell. Master George Mahool Baltimore observed an eleventh birthday party at Ostalpin Cottage Braddock Colony with many friends and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus
Ostalpin Cottage
Braddock Colony
Children’s Day Service at Christ Reformed Church
The Children’s Day service is set for next Sunday at 10:30 AM in Christ Reformed Church Middletown. An interesting program has been arranged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbrist Reformed Church
Middletown
Citizens' National Bank Frederick Maryland August 25 1905 Financial Statement
The document presents resources liabilities and equities for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland as of August 25 1905. It lists loans discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured bonds securities reserve funds and cash items with totals for assets and liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. The statement is sworn by cashier William G Zimmerman before J Travers Thomas N P, with directors James McSherry Thomas A Haller and D Baber signifying verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes Citizens' National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
U.S
Frederich
Wat
G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
James McEsherry
Thomas
Haller
D. Baber
Marriage of Miss Gertrude Hokenrode and Clarence Cashour
Miss Gertrude Hokenrode of Westminster and Clarence Cashour of Central Frederick married at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Jon Cassidy officiating. Mary Cashoun maid of honor, Albert Hokenrode best man, six ushers, wedding March by Prof. Howard White. Reception and luncheon followed, couple to take wedding trip by afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Finney
Roland Park
Baltimore
Lola Nusbaum
Central
Helen Rhinehart
Union Bridge
Lena Motcaife
Valonville
Flora Stefay
Westminster
Muargerat Eckenrode
Howard White
Lancheon
Mrs. Cashour
Local Entertainment and Sales Listings at City Opera House
A local notice describes a music and comedy program at City Opera House with acts such as Teachbers Ineritate Entertainments and Travels to the Orient by Hon Henry Bouck plus a dance at Braddock Heights. Commercial notices advertise kitchenware and shoes with large discounts and a second hand organ for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachbers
Looss
Comia
City Operas House
Orient
Henry Bouck
Pennsylvania
Mo Osrdell’a
Fall and Holiday Bargains in Frederick Stores
Local ads announce deep discounts on apparel and fabrics at Neidig & Miller and other shops. Ongoing sales include dresses, skirts, and jackets, plus wash fabrics, towels, and sunmer remnants despite season shift. Also advertised are Oysters, sewing supplies, night classes at Frederick College, and travel specials via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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the Daily News
Louis XVI
France
Lydia Huntles
Lgournes
Wuthor
Bigournes
Norwich
Cusin
Jenns
New York
Wid-Sameel
Kirkwood
Iowa
Wailthui
Mase
Istuteys
Sedan
Germany
Hissians
Tudise
Danta
Urdir Ohu
Nodgi
Tilt & F. M
Wasnineway
Tam Newa
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
City Opera Houas
Sais
Rample Shoes
Danos
Remnans
Globe Co
Bacghmen
Frost
Eepieatinrs
A. G. Quynn & Co
Teachers' Institute
Meth Wineberg
Braddock
B. Ebert & Son
Doll_ Bros
Thos
Kemp
S. Rodock & Co
Cartycrane Co
P. Bennett
wee a Neidig & Miller _John Hendriskeen
Maerchanta
Apnea
Tah Cersonal
Moesere
BF. Reatoh
J. M. Newman
R.P. Rosas
Charles W. Ross
Central National Bank
Qgoint Street
J. A. Williamson
Rosas
William J. Roas
Charles W. Roas
Liatter’s
Board of Aldermen
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Soci&al World
News OF the Churches
Citinzens’ National Bank
Lola
Lal
Bih
Truat Gamanies
Savages
Alddea
Bymeneal
Old Knight Homestead
Bohemia River
Cecil County
Park Hotel
M. K Railway
Braddock Heights
Dara
Aquare Corner
Alaminon
ALLEY
Quyxn & Co
Sample &Hoce
Wiskneru
Orran
Mrsi Axp Livgratore
North Markat Street
John Hendrickson
Newie & Miller
Nmore & Killer's
Neidig & Miller
Coryell Construction Company
Joseph McCadden
Opera House
A. O. McCardell
T. J
Patrick Bs
Frederick, Md
Gem
Learp Shorthead
Frederick Colleg
Ates
Frederick College
Freperick Gas & Exec. Co
Capital
Monumental City
Denver
Baltimore and
Ohio
George G. Rorock
Sodor
Hematitobad
George
Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Eta
Ealt Fourth Street
Frederick County
BE. Peterman
Franklin Street
Mariidachy
L. Befauver
B. Foster
Nonth Market Street
Breefauver
Church Street
A. J. Eichelberger
A. J. Erichelberger
W Cor
Frederick, Hd
Eldachy
Cea
Urkcil & Gorman
Bhsant & Knott
Newair
F. B. Sappington
Gummer Goods
Ettea
Lenat
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