Purely Personal Visitor Notes Across Cities
A compilation of social notes: Mr Walter Caulburn visits Washington friends, Ming Josephine Gamble visits relatives in the city, Miss Rose Birely in New Market Street visits Miss Stella Broadbeck in Hanover, Pa. Several others return from trips to Maine, Boston, Pennsylvania, Baltimore, and New York. Multiple residents are listed as visiting relatives or consulting Dr W C Boteler for eye, ear, and throat trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Caulburn
Washington
Ming Josephine Gamble
New York
Rose Birely
North Market Streat
Stella Broadbeck
Hanover
O. F. Baughman
Maine
Norfolk
Messrs
Charles Wortheimer
Orr- Tos deGarmendis
Boston
Markwood D. Harp
East Second Street
Denis
Louis Lowe
M. J. Bangbwan
T. Chalkley Hatton
Lucie Davis
Mt.Airy
Tittle Misa Miriam Apple
Pennsylvania
Mies Blanche Blight
Baltimore
B. Onivin Isanogie
Weat
Second Street
Stevens
Berkeley Springs
Virginia Harper
Washington, D. C
KE. Compher
Elmer
W. F. Compher
M. M. Robinson
Harford County
Sarah McCormick
Woodsboro
Wm. Herbert
Buckeystown
Samuel Oscil
Urbana
Joshus Longman
Wolfsills
Gertie Rhoderick
Araby
Spe Stull
Mamie Akers
Lander
Wm. E. Warthon
Damascus
Janis DeLashmatt
Bucksystown
Samuel Drace
Lewistown
T. A. Stevens
New Market
W. C. Boteler
September Storms and Fair News Brightens Local Pages
Brief Bits notes a frosty September storm due tomorrow, Frederick Fair catalogs distributed, remarks on wealth and poverty, and humid dog days hoped past. It mentions W H Birley Co exhibiting poultry at Timonium Fair and housekeepers using market offerings. A sewer dig interruption affects Second to Third streets with horses returning to Edward Myers' stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
W.H. Birely & Co
Frederick
Gisdly
Junior Firs Company
Edward Myers
Injured by a Fall at Patrick Street Scene
Calvin Callar, recently with a broken arm from a cart crush near a wall, suffered an epileptic fit this morning in front of Bowers' laundry yard on Patrick Street. He fell hard onto the pavement but his injured arm remained unharmed. his face was badly bruised. Also noted, Mr. H Murphy at the Pacific City Hospital is much improved after typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Callar
Bowers’ Laumber Yard
Patrick
Mr. Culler
Murphy
Wedded at High Noon Miss Bertha Heberly Becomes Mrs Myers
Miss Bertha M Heberly and John Carney Myers of Miamisburg Ohio wed at high noon at Walkersville home. Ceremony led by Rev M J Heberly pastor assisted by Rev Dr O T Stern of York Pa. Bride attended by her mother Mrs J K Miller as matron of honor. Raymond Heberly Miller served as flower boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Heberry
John Carney Myers
Miamisburg
Ohio
Walkersville
County
M. J. Heberly
Raymond Heberly Miller
Flower
Minister Bride Weds Lawyer in Miamisburg Ceremony
The bride, an ordained United Brethren minister and temperance advocate, wore white silk. Her brother Harry Heberly was best man. The groom, a prominent Miamisburg lawyer and Ohio House member, will host a reception after a trip to Frederick Washington New York and other cities before returning to Miamisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heberly
United Brethren Church
Miaxeisborg
Ohio House of Representatives
Frederick
Washington, D. C
New York
Miamisburg
Funerals for Jonathan Biser and Avos Johnson Held
Funeral services for Jonathan Biser were conducted at his Eighth Street home and later at the Middletown Reformed church with Dr. Each pach and Rev. J. W. Pontius officiating. Pallbearers included Wilbur EB. Dovall and Cyrus P. Bicer. Interment followed at Middletown Reformed cemetery by A. Rica & Sons. avos B Johnson, 55, funeral at Silver Hill church near Mt Pleasant with Rev. W. H. Jones and pallbearers Singleton Washington, John Minor, Charles Martin, Joseph Smith, Neil Woodward, Edward Bowens. Interment at Silver Hill cemetery. Jacob S. Perry & Son undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Biser
Eighth Street
E.R. Eschbach
Middletown
The
Reformed Church
Eachpach
J. W. Pontius
Wilbur EB. Dovall
John E. Sobell
J. Marshall Miller
John Barrick
Charles ©. Biser
Cyrus P. Bicer
Lawson B. Biser
Q. W
M. Keller
Reformed
A. Rica & Sons
Avos B. Johnson
Mt. Pleseant
Silver Hill Church
W. H. Jones
Liberty
Singleton Washington
John Minor
Charles Martin
Joseph Smith
Neil Woodward
Edward Bowens
Silver Hill Cemetery
Jacob S. Perry
Death notices for Urias D Ramsburg and Fausie Posey
Urias D Ramsburg a 75 year old farmer died at his Charlesville area home survived by a widow four sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at his home at 11 o clock with Rev B M Hench officiating and burial at Zion Reformed church cemetery. Fausie Posey a colored woman died at Lime Kiln aged 25 years 6 months and 71 days. Her funeral is Friday at 2 30 with services at Buckeystown church and interment at Hope Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urias D Ramsburg
Urias D. Hameborg
Charlesville
This County
Haig
J.A. Ramsburg
Frederick
William
Elmer K. Rameborg
Utica
A. F. Ramsburg
Howard County
Florence Kemp
Washington, D.C
Tomorow
Watermelon Party At Wachter Residence Feeds Local Gathering
A Monday evening watermelon party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wachter drew neighbors and relatives from Baltimore and nearby towns including O'Brien and Son Norris Cram Pearson Smith Welty Wachter and Smith. The Francis Scott Key Monument Association met at Mrs. Augustus J. Bader's home to plan a Defenders Day fifth anniversary program with addresses and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wachter
Frederick
O’brien
Berths Norris
Grace Cram
Beli Pearson
Baltimore
Fannie Smith
Otis Smith
Zonie Welty
Narcis Welty
Barny Wachter
Charles Norris
Local Mart Market Quotations Reported for Mountain City
The Mountain City Mill lists today’s market quotes for grains. Corn per barrel two eighty five shelled thirty seven cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red seventy seven dollars per bushel, steamer seventy per bushel, oats four cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Real estate transfers and licenses in local courts week 1903
This week’s record from the Circuit and Orphans Courts lists property deeds, marriage licenses, and probate actions. Deeds include Baltzell to Zentz in Thurmont and Ramsburg real estate in Frederick, with values from 100 to 7,600 dollars. Marriage licenses cover multiple couples including Whiten Jewell and Hammond Thomas. Various court inventories and accounts are recorded for estates such as Baker Murphy Snook Downey and others, with orders to sell and administratrix or executors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
James W. Baltzell
David G. Zentz
Thurmont
George 0. Zantz
David G. Zantz
Clayton O. Ready
Trustes
John Wesley Naylor
Sarah E
Harry W. Longneicker
John R. Younkins
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Charles E. Shelton
Branewick
John W. Kolb
Susan E
O. W. Sheets
Clara V. Wachter
Walkeravilis Savings Bank
Frederick County
Francis H. Stevens
Dora Hee
Fiuarrich McCartney
Ellen V. Payne
Dora E. Ramsburg
Frederick
Jacob Rohrback
Eaward J. Zimmerman
John
Renn
Elizabeth R. Rontzahn
Elias
Rontzahn
Charles F. Whiten
Adamstown
Martha R. Jewell
Buckeyatown
Adam Hammond
Agnes Thomas
Mt. Airy
Randolph Chace
Sophia Hall
Ijamsvillle
Emanuel Myers
Middletown
Mary Lyles
Barkittaville
James P. Lyles
Fannie M. Gray
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Fritz W. H. Enndeen
Washington, D. C
Annis M. Radtke
Benningas
Prince Georges County
E. Lee Smith
Feagaville
Annie A. Anglaberger
Braddock
George W. Renner
Annie L. Sterner
Philadelphia
Chinton Tucker
Victoria Jenkins
Libertytown
David O. Blessing
Catherine V. Loy
Brunswick
Daniel J. Snook
William Downey
Augustus M. Geossy
George Geeeey
Margaret J. Downey
Oc.t. A
Henry
Schell
John G. Schell
Jacob G. Altman
Thomas J. Altman
James O. Clarke
Charles S. Clarke
Edward T. Jeffery
Charles W. Rose
T. G
L. W. Day
Rufus K- Day
MokKendree WN
Harwood
Heedy Wins in Washington County Judicial Nominating Ballot
Martin Luther Heedy, prominent Washington County lawyer and former Hagerstown mayor, controlled the Republican county judicial convention in Hagerstown. Heedy secured 127 votes on the first ballot, surpassing the 126 needed. Delegates from Allegany and Garrett counties at Cumberland will back Washington County’s candidate, ensuring Reedy’s nomination for associate judge in the Fourth circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heedy
Martin Luther Eheedy
Washington County
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Kesdy
Allegany
Garrats County
Judicial Circuit
Reedy
Fourth Judicial Circuit
C. O. Reedy
Mayor Smith Back From Waynesboro Home Visit
Mayor Smith returns from Waynesboro Pennsylvania where he spent days with friends. He sang at a Sunday union service in the Methodist church before about 1200 attendees. The Waynesboro Zephyr credits Prof George Baward Smith of Frederic Md and Dr Eschbach's Reformed church choir director for a solo Fear Not Ye Israel with a wide baritone range and fine tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Waynesboro
Slaughter of Snakes at Braddock Heights Farm
At the residence of Mr. Grove White in Braddock Heights an employee killed twenty two large snakes yesterday. Eighteen were slain in the morning and four in the evening. The snakes varied in size and species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove White
Braddock Heights
Sale of a Farm near Hemptown in Jabte County
John L. Darrow sold yesterday a farm near Hemptown in Jabte county to William Mocot for 27 dollars per acre. The purchaser is Mrs Isabella Jones, acting as suitor, with the transfer recorded as a farm sale in local real estate records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Darrow
Yelterday
Mra
Ieabella Jones
Hemptown
Jabte County
William Mocot
TEACHERS INSTITUTE DISCUSSES METHODS AND ENTERTAINMENTS
The second day of the teachers institute in the Macon Temple opened with prayer by Rev Dr Todd. A round table on teaching methods followed with papers by Palmer and others. Examiners Spencer Biddle White attend, with evening entertainments featuring A Happy Pair and pantomime The Seash Spackled Banner by local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Masonto Temple
G. E. L. Palmer
A. E. Bensentaagh
Charles 5. Remsbuurg
Instituts
E. 8. Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick Spencer
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's County
George Biddle
Elkton
Cacii
John T White
Allegany County
Maconio Temple
Maud Hackieton Parsons
Geo. Ed. Smith
Regina Rodock
Bammond Clary
Elizabeth McDanoell
On the Mountain Top Spotlighting Local Social Scene
Special correspondence notes a week of rain followed by a sunset blaze and electric lights. Dancing and moving pictures drew crowds from Frederick and nearby towns. many new guests and visitors are listed from Virginia, Maryland, Washington, and Indiana alongside local residents. The Morgan's Grove Fair in Shepherdstown opens under favorable skies with renovated buildings, strong displays in fruit, crafts, and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brappock Canary
Frederick
Middletons
Myeraville
Alec
Brightside
Nellie
Jessie Louder
Loudoun County
Virginia
Miss Ball
Elizabeth Dounnally
Baltimore
Morgan's Grove
Morgan’s Grove Fair Association
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Thas
Indies’ Department
Cscss
Preservee
Cuker
Excursion to Washington and Baltimore Special Train
A special train will leave Frederick via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 7 45 a m on a one way trip to Washington and return. Fare to Baltimore is 1 25 with time to visit the cities. Further details and return options available from local railroad offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Sandsy
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & G
Resolutions on Departure of Rev Luther Kahiman D D
Resolutions adopted by the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School of Frederick Maryland honor Rev Luther Kahiman and Mrs Kuhlman for years of devoted service to the church and school. They praise their spiritual leadership, call Mrs Kohlman a beacon to the primary department, and extend prayers and best wishes as they enter new fields of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kahiman
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Frederick
Kuhlman
Anch
Sonla
Christ
Kohlman
Kohlmann
Wes
Teachers’ Association
Kubiman
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the Daily News
Uobe
Athi
Antony and
Cleopathe
Octavius
John Heward
Llnckins
Ruse
Mary Hervey
George II
John Howard
Batle
Dresden
Jean Victor Moreau
Sedan
Napoleon
Sir Henry Kitchener
Omdurman
Khartum
Edward Eagleston
Lake George
Washiseton
Maryland
Thoraday
M. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Salt Bells &O
Repub
Chiss
W. T. Rupgecht
H. H. Abbott
W. BR. Dorsey
Johrback
Wm. BH. Hinks
Woodward, Press
Williamson
Qarnee Williamson
s.Braddock Heights
Evan. Luth
Neidig & Miller
Rosenoats
Wolkersville
Miss Berth A Beberly the Bride
Teachers' Institute
Braddock Colony
Misa Kemp
Waringdale
J. A. Williamson
Mason
Rockville
Baldwin
Easton
Edward C. Roots
Misa Susan Markey
Avalon
Indiana
Marie Yeakls
Bessie Newman
Nancie
Willis Ritchie
Thomas Bader
Samuel R. Tregallis
W. Irving Parsons
John Newman
Beauvoir
Citizens National Bank
Se Citizens' National Bank OF Frederickcity. MD
John Hendrickson
Srpur Modil
Hana
Joan Blersmonson
N. B
Eclipse Brand
Nedng & Miller
Ers & Miller
Crewe
New Fall Drebs
Nasnd New
Clinton E. Main
Main
North Market Street
Tejendous Connections
Clinton
Graduate Pharmacies
Hotel Grill
Chicago
William H. Hinks
Hoyler
Fresh
Williameon’s
Frederick Select Orchestra
Attention Republikans
Masonic Hall
Thureday Stanings
M. Hacklewon Parsons
New York Herald
Comedienne
May Sargent
Geblert Miller
Herald
Miss Sargent
Maude Adams
Ghorgh
Rodock & CO
HIG Stork
George
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
Frederick, MD
Thomas PF. Rice
East Fourth Strew
Farmer's Exchange
Jypse
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Dessors
Offige
Oorner
Sainte and
Carr Streets
Olediy
Orphans' Court
Orphane’ Court
Andidante
Francis T. Rhodeb
Willis
Lhereby
Register of Wills
George W. Heinlein
Shante
Orphans’ Court
Xlzdante
Hamilton Lindsay
Clarence C. Holtz
Tuscarora
Fe State's Attorney
Mreeife
Frederize County
Aes
Jylddawic
Dorsey Etchibon
Remus
Franklin Treet
Europe
Masonic Temple
Oldawk
Nicodemus
Dentibt
Frederick County Phone
Toodawk
Tast Pest
Standard Oil Co
HhCelye
American Exhibition Company
Wiliam EH
Hinks
Dadge
Tighs
Republican Club
Soclock P.m
Mitros A Woorwasgp
Busler
Williamem’s
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