Purely Personal Notices of People Visiting Relatives
Mrs. B Knodle visits Baltimore relatives Miss Constance Taylor goes to Adamstown to see kin Mrs. Frank Davis on East South Street visits Washington relatives Prof Joseph K Hoffman Baltimore resident spends yesterday with city kin Mr A M Landauer travels in Buffalo and Atlantic City N J Ray C W Stinespring spares a few days in Hagerstown William Beard in Washington visits relatives Dr and Mrs Wiltburger from Washington return Misses Lynn and Kate Metcalfe Baltimore guests of Miss Lingan East Patrick Street Mrs Amon Burges East Patrick Rest returns from Union Bridge Mrs VanLear Shriver Pittsburg guest of Miss Ulsby Court Square returns G R Frampton and mother from Los Angeles visiting uncle A Richard S on East Fourth Street Mrs Sarah Shower and Frank G Lingan back from Pan-American Exposition Rev A R Stain leaves for Philadelphia then Ashad Pa for a few days before studying at Lanier Theological Seminary at Lanter Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Knodle
Baltimore
Constance Taylor
Virginia
Adamstown
Frank Davis
East South Street
Washington
Josph K. Hoffman
Baltiore
Ig City
A. M. Landauer
Buffalo
N.J
Atlanticity
N. J. Ray
C. W. Stinespring
North Main Street
Agerstown
William Beard
Wiltburger
Washgton
Misses Lynn
Kate Metcalfe
Itimore
Lingan
East Patrick Str
Amon Burges
East Patrick Rest
Union Bridge
VanLear Shriver
Pittsburg
Ulsby
Court Square
G. R. Frampton
Toa Angeles
Cala
A. Richards
East Fourth Strait
Sarah Shower
Frank Gingan
Hudson
Ocean Grove
A. R. Stain
Philarphia
Ashad
Formed Theological Seminary
Lanter
Assault at Harlem's station ends with arrest warrant
Frank Jackson was struck on the head with a stone during an assault at Harlem's station. Justice Eckstein issued a warrant for M. Clark, but he has not been located. Dr McComas treated Jackson's head injury as Jackson and his wife walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
M. ©. Clark
Harlan's Station
Jusce Eckstein
Ark
M.g.mccomas
Jackson
Clark
Justice Eckstein
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Jones
Jason Eckstein
Daniel Kelley
Crouse
Elley
Wm. Pryor
Motter
Surprise Party At Rose Hill For H G Beam's Son
A delightful surprise party honored the Beam family's eldest son Robert at Rose Hill in Emmitsburg on August 27. Guests included Guth, McNair, Frailey, Horner, Beam, Shuff, Annan, Frailey, McNair, and others from Emmitsburg and nearby areas, with Miss Helman and Mr. Alexander traveling from Cumberland and Virginia respectively. The evening ended with a moonlit walk home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
H.G. Beam
Emmits
Robert
Danoe
ZamMes
Misses Guth
M. Scott McNair
Mary Shui
Adelaine Frailey
Maud McNair
The Middletown Picnic at the customary site
The Middletown Picnic drew a large crowd on Saturday afternoon with J W W Doub directing exercises. Baltimore guest D E Nicholson spoke, Kathleen Beard delivered citations, and Mrs Sappington sang a solo as part of the program. A runaway incident on West South Street involved Charles Derr supplying the frightened horse. no serious injuries occurred though a buggy was damaged and a young lady in the buggy was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewic
J. W. W. Doub
D. E. Nicholson
Baltimore
Kathleen Beard
Sappington
Charles Derr
Derr
Religious World Notes From Local Ministers Week
Several churches report Sunday services with ministers presiding in absence of pastors. Topics include Confession of Sin, Christ Weeping over Jerusalem, The Gift and Its Return, and The Parable of the Good Samaritan. St James and St Johns host harvest services and reunions. The oldest Reformed minister Rev John Naile died at Trappe Pa aged 100. Harvest events and Sunday school times noted for Grace Reformed and Pleasant Hill churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Baéon
Buckeystown
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
E. BR. Bachbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. R. Stein
German Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
U. B. Church
C. W. Stinespring
Christ
Jerusalem
Elisha
B. W. Switzer
South
E Nicholson
Baltimore
M. EB
A. RB. Stein
Grace Reformed Church
EL. McLean
John Naile
United States
Trappe
Naile
Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wm. H. Dunbar
D. D
St. Mark's Church
Zimmerman
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Cumberland
St. John’s Catholic
Father Coleman
City Hotel
St. John’s Literary Institute
Sisters’ Parochial School
St. Paul
Utica Mills
S. M. Hench
Pleasant Hill Church
All Sre
Courts Convened for September Term with Jury Call
The September term of the Circuit Court convened at 19 o clock with Judges McSherry Motter and Henderson on the bench. The docket includes caveats to wills and other cases. the grand jury was charged on license enforcement and racing incidents. a list of grand and petit jurors was read, and the appeal docket set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
McSherry, Motter
Henderson
P. Louisa Plommer
Maria K. Wrestling
McSherry
Albert W. Burkhart
John C. Palmer
Richard Davis
Hamilton Lindsay
BE. E. Shaw
John Sneadner
Jesse Kreig
W. Nash Young
Ignatius Dorsey
Christopher Woerner
Thomas H. Willard
John D. Long
George Esterly
Alvey Brandenburg
George Keller
J. W. Payne
Burr Magaba
Wm. H. Ramsburg
J.E. Stambaugh
Wm. &. Young
Kemp Buckey
Charles
Frederick County Teachers Institute Opens in City Opera House
The annual Frederick County Teachers Institute began at 10 30 this morning in the City Opera House. Board members and instructors occupied the stage decorated with palms and colors as the Frederick Select Orchestra played. President Samuel Dutrow opened with a prayer by Elder Geo Sappington. State Senator Jacob Rohrbach offered an address of welcome praising local teachers and urging longer terms and higher salaries. Prof H D Beachley of Thurmont High School gave the welcome response, followed by Dutrow. This afternoon features talks on opening exercises for public schools by G Clinton Alanna and on physical geography by Prof James A Mitchell. Other papers include Moral Training in the Public Schools by F Russell Young and Vocal Music instruction by Mrs G Clinton Hanna. The institute runs until Friday noon with evening programs on astronomy, immortelles in poetry, and a Porto Rico lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
City Opera House
Hall Way
Board of
Frederick
Samuel Dutrow
Board of School Commissioners
H. D. Beachley
Thurmont High School
Dutrow
Pueblic
G. Clinton Alanna
Mt. Airy
James A. Mitchell
Mt. St. Mary's College
F. Russell Young
Middletown
G. Clinton Hanna
Mitchell
John T. White
Allegany County
Porto Rico
Stolen Rings Recovered After Train Confrontation
Miss Nan Houck of Harmony Grove had two valuable rings stolen at Washington Junction. A detective aboard the train confronted a woman who denied possession, and before Frederick Junction the suspect surrendered the rings after a blunt warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Houck
Harmony Grove
Ohio
Washington Junction
Frederick
Miss Houck
Frederick Junction
Lightning Strikes Harmony Barn Belonging to Summers
A barn on farmer David W. Summers near Harmony was struck by lightning Saturday evening about 7 o'clock and burned to the ground. The barn held 1500 bushels of wheat, twenty five tons of hay, fifty bushels of oats, farm implements, a large wagon, and a near windmill that also burned. Estimated loss 2000 to 2500 dollars with 1800 dollars insurance on the barn and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Summers
Harmony
Summers
Board of Charities and Corrections
Reopening of Schools and Notices
Reopening of Frederick College Osurt Square resumed its scholastic duties today St Johns Literary Institution resumed studies today St Johns Parochial School reopens tomorrow Private schools Woman s College Academy of the Visitation and public schools reopen next week Maryland School will not resume until September 18 Free Kindergarten renames scholastic duties on Tuesday Oct 1 Presentation Postponed Admiral Schley cannot go to Baltimore tomorrow to receive medal Junior Order United American Mechanica to present him Admiral Ashley postpones medal until after court finishes work Life Crushed Out Second Division brakeman Arthur House killed at Brunswick yard as cars jammed He was unmarried and sole support of aged parents Mrs G F B Crombaugh 65 fell on front porch fractured both arms Dr J S Maynard aided Mrs Drumbaugh slipped and hurt back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Osurt Square
St. John
Woman’a College
Academy of the Visitation
Maryland
Schley
Baltimore
United American Mechanica
Court of Inquiry
Arthur House
Brunswick Yard
G. F. B. Crombaugh
Weat Church Street
Elopement and Flight End With Wedding in Terra Alta
Harry Hardie proprietor of the Racket Store and Myrtle Shaffer aged 18 eloped after her father John Shaffer’s forceful intervention failed. The couple fled via Oakland and Heyner to Beer Park then returned to Oakland where they married around 8 am. By 10 am Hardie was back selling goods in his store. Shaffer greeted the marriage with a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hardie
Terra Alta
W. Va
Mias
Myrtle Shaffer
John R. Shaffer
Myrtle
Oakland
Shaffer
Hones
Targa Alta
Hardie
Beer Park
Heyner
Hadleas
A Month's Record The Death Roll for August
The city and county recorded 55 deaths in August. City deaths numbered 18 with 20 interments at Mt Olivet and one each in Reformed and three colored graveyards. County deaths totaled 42 with burials at Middletown Emmitaborg Barkittsville Libertytown Woodville Hope Hill and others. Interments at Mt Olivet listed by origin include 20 adults 10 children and various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
Middletown
Emmitaborg
Barkittsville
Libertytown
Woodville
Hope Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Locust Grove
Petersville
Jefferson
Doubs
Charlesville
New Market
McKaig
Walkersville
Thurmont
Unionville
Urbans
Myersville
Woodaboro
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sity
County
Washington
New Jersey
Baltimore
Danish West Indies Accept Offer From United States
CovensaGen dispatch reports the Danish government decides to accept the U S offer for the Danish West Indies. The Local Market page lists today’s market quotes for corn per barrel 32.50, corn shelled 60 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red 68, steamer 60, rejected 60 cents per bushel, hay 13.50 14 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
CovensaGen
United States
Danish West Indies
J. BE
W. Hargate
Gentry Bros. Famona Shows to Exhibit Here Soon
Announcement that Gentry Bros. Famona Shows will exhibit in Frederick with a two performance schedule on East Patrick street after Sept 9. Entire outfit to be shown with paraphernalia, acts, animals and daily program featuring new acts. Also includes local notices on a monthly meeting, feather beds for cash, and services in eye care and dressmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
East Patrick Street
Uncle Bez brings Frank Adams to City Opera House
Tomorrow at 2 30 o clock the City Opera House opens its season with the popular comedy Uncle Bez starring Frank Adams a brilliant young comedian well known locally The performance features delightful humor splendorous scenery superb orchestra and a handsome uniformed band a grand street parade will precede the show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Rhodes
City Opera House
Uncle Bez
Tar News
Uncle Hez
Snake Show Stopped by Judge in Hagers Town
William Witmer of near Wolfaville planned a snake handling exhibition in Hagerstown Saturday led by his wife and two children. Judge Stake halted the event and urged Mayor Schindel to deny a permit. Witmer had paid $1 for a permit which was returned, claiming about 30 rattlers were under his control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Witmer
Wolfaville
Hagerstown
Judge Stake
Schindel
Witmer
Aiready
Events of the Week at Athletic Park and Nearby Venues
Week events include penal dances at Brad dock Heights on Tuesday and Friday. The City Opera House opens Tuesday with Uncle Hez. Local groups travel to Morgans Grove Fair in Shepherdstown September 4-6. The Kefanver family reunion occurs Thursday at Braddock Heights. A farmers picnic and tournament set for Wildwood Park Mount Airy Saturday, plus a tournament picnic near Braceville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Braddock Heights
City Opera House
Uncle Hez
Shepherdstown
Mount Airy
Braceville
Thurmont residents recoveries and a serious illness
Mr John Jones of Thurmont formerly with George S Rodock Co has been ill with typhoid fever but is now able to be about. Master L William Hollman of West South Street who has been sick is able to be out. Mr John Dutrow near Middletown was paralyzed this morning and is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Thurmont
George
Rodock & Co
L. William Hollman
West South Street
John Dutrow
Middletown
Stout and Wolf Hymeneal in Greencastle Pa
Mr Lewis Stout formerly of Emmitsburg and Miss Jennie E Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wolf of Honey Creek Ill were married August 29 in Greencastle Pennsylvania by Reverend Thruston O Keister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout—Woolf
Lewis Stout
Emmitsburg
Misa
Jennie E. Wolf
Jacob Wolf
Honey Creek
Ill
Greencastle
Thruston O. Keister
Suspect Arrested in Washington Police Telegram
State's Attorney Worthington received a telegram from Richard Sylveston chief of the Washington police stating a man matching the description of George Riley wanted for the murder of Jack Ryan had been arrested in Washington. Sheriff Troxell and James E. Baer went to identify the man but found he was not Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Richard Sylveston
Washington
George Riley
Jack Ryan
Troxell
James EB. Baer
Riley
Sunday Excursions on the B&O to Washington and Luray
A large crowd rode the B&O special excursion to Washington yesterday with 237 Fredericktonians taking advantage of the cheap rate. An additional twenty seven excursionists from this city traveled to Luray on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ladies favor Syrup of Fig a safe remedy
The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Fig under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine article, look for the California Fig Syrup Co. name near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Governor Smith Pardons Boy for Railroad Ride
Governor Smith pardoned John F. Shearn a 13 year old offender committed to Frederick county House of Correction by a justice of the peace for riding on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cars. The pardon was issued Saturday easing the prior sentence or confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Inspecting Waterworks Board Ride To Intake In Bus
The Board of Aldermen inspected the waterworks today and were driven to the intake in a bus. Dinner was served on the green.
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Hackney
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George II
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Sedan
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King Williams
Michigan
Lorenzo Miles Fonsier
West Orange
N. J
Briish
Sir Henry Kitchener
Omdurman
Khartum
G. Thomas
Cronise
Gantry
Ey Monument
Ausherman
Seoyuesday
Rlahhine Moser
New Story
Sant
Sunday Schools and Societies
P. Louten Plummer
Teachers’ Institute
Mr. D
Near
Harmonys
Arnie
Bok
John Hendrickson
Erpee
Meee Lida
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Wone
Neidig & Maxzn
Glinton E, Main
Clinton
Maln
N. Market St. Frederick County
Isanogie & Wagaman
Anewne
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
Janscdawly
North City
Hal
GEO. Rodook & CO. Ee
Geo
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A.T. Rice & Sam, Funeral Directore
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Rice
Fredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Mittixe Co
W. F. Bonano
Str
MippLeTown Surply Co
W. F. Roland
Weste
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrice
Pyasex R. Snooe
Lewistown
Ita
A. N. Cramer
Laws Wh
Barles B. Fout
Srederick City
Estete Sud
Gisara Ae
Dell
Jon
Bramber
H. Ramshore
Predarick
R. Lease
B. Rosanmuir
Bosarick St
decTdantt
I R H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Heltimore
Bardibeares
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Hadeliff
George A. Gilbert
J & C. Moodema
Yrederics Co
East Church Street
Patrick Street
Lou F. Engelbrecht
Aglid Iwittle Ladies’ Home School
Al2dawim
the Academy
St Joseph's Academy
Sisters of Charity
Blue Ridge Mountains
Iyldewam
the News Jo3 Printing Office
Key Monument Association
Ausheratan
Sac
Botefex
Bader
East Chureh Street
L. B. Muillinz
Carpst House
L &. Mullinix
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