Personal notices from Frederick area residents and visitors
Dr. E Oliver Belt of Washington visits Frederick. Miss Sallie Hecard of Dayton Ohio tours Myeraville. Miss May Shipley returns from Ocean City. Dr Walter George of Leesburg visits Frederick. Mr and Mrs Alble C Follinger of Philadelphia registered at Cerlin House. Miss Taiths Rife of Springfield Ohio visits Mr George W Weobtel of Myeraville. Miss Susie Lakin of Jefferson visits Dr A Will Lakin family in Boorsboro. Stanley Young and Harry Darizbaugh return from Waynesboro Pa. Mrs Gyrus F Flook of Frederick visits father in-law Mr O P Flook in Myersville. Mr Thomas Kinca and wife near Frederick visit Mr Samson Einug on East Street Thurmont. Mrs L Zepp and daughters return home after Carroll county trip. Mrs James Lyston and family visit Mr Wm S Tyler at Rocky Springs. C W Howard B D Howard H Dyer wheelmen from Washington tour Frederick. Col Thomas Lysington of Baltimore visits Col Baughman at Poplar Terrace. Richard Petts Harry Nixcorf Guy D Thomas and Albert Ritchie spend time at Morgens Grove fair. Mrs C B Grane returns from Toronto Niagara Falls and other Northern points. Mr J S Allison Marburg candidate spends three days in Frederick. Mrs Reymond G Ford and daughter Margaret return from near Kearneysville. Misses Eleanor Johnson Louise Wannie Potts and Alexie MacDonald return from the North. Prof and Mrs John T White return to Cumberland after visit to Buddletown. Brent Thomaz Ray and wife of Washington visit Carroll Mercer near Frederick. Miss Bessie Tyron and Miss Lucy Bruce visit Mr and Bro F T Grove in Shepherdstown. Miss Bruce to return to Washington Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Oliver Belt
Washington
Sallie Hecard
Dayton
Chile
Myereville
Misa May Shipley
Ocean City
Walter George
Leesburg
Frederick
Alble C. Follinger
Philadelphia
Springfield
Ohio
George W- Weobtel
Myeraville
Susie Lakin
Jefferson
Will Lakin
Boorsboro
Stanley Young
Harry Darizbaugh
Waynesboro
Gyrus F. Flook
Wr. O. PF. Flook
Myersville
Thomas Kinca
Samson Einug
East
Thurmont
L. Zepp
Carroll County
James Lyston
Katie Zapaton
Baltimore
Wm. 8
Morgex’ S Grove
C. B. Grane
Toronto
Can
Niagara Falls
Allison
Marburg
Criminal Court
Baltiscore
Apent
Kearneysville
Eleanor Johnson
Louise
Wannie Potts
Alexie MacDorald
John T. White
Gumberland
Prof. White
Buddletown
Frederick County
Brent
Thomaz Ray
Death notices for Poole Wilhide and Anderson in local records
Mary Poole infant daughter of Ernest and Annie Poole of East South Street died September 3 after a five day illness from dysentery aged 16 months 18 days. Funeral at Catholic Cemetery today at 4 oclock conducted by F Schroeder undertaker. Mrs Fannie Wilhide wife of Taylor Wilhide died Thurmont last Saturday night formerly Miss McGrae sister of Martin McGrae Roxbury interred at Thurmont Monday morning. John Winston Anderson infant son of Mr and Mrs J Scott Anderson died Friday afternoon of cerebral spinal meningitis aged ten months funeral this afternoon at 3 oclock interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. F Schroeder undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Poole
Mary
Ernest
Annie Poels
East South Street
F. Schroeder
Wilhide
Fannie Wilbide
Taylor Wilbide
Thurmont
Misa McGrae
Martin McGrae
Roxbury
Joer Waxdeeson
John Winston Anderson
J. Scott Anderson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Luther Kuhlman
Origiating
Attorney challenges 1847 note on Shafer estate in Middletown
Belmont county lawyer arrives with a $25,000 claim against the estate of the late Peer Shafer Jr. The executor Peter W. Shafer disputes the signature as not genuine, noting the elder Shafer always signed Peter Shafer Sr. The dispute centers on whether the note is authentic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont County
Ohio
Middletown
Peer Shafer, Jr
Peter W. Shafer
Peter Shafer, Sr
Shipley and Gaver WED in Maryland Home Ceremony
Charles Shipley and Lizzie E. Gaver were married by Rev. A M Smith at his home near Myersville on September 3. The couple, both of Ellerton, began life together in a quiet rural setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepley—Gaver
A. M. Smith
Myersville
Charles Shipley
Misa Lizzie E. Gaver
Ellerton
Fredericktown Hospital Tour Delights Shepherdstown Fair
The thirteenth annual exhibition at Morges Grove near Shepherdstown West Virginia ended after four days of events. Maryland Day drew large crowds while the Independent Drum Band from Frederick performed with fine music and conduct, earning praise from fair directors.
Primary Clerkship Plan Promises Fairness At Frederick
Republicans in Frederick District push a primary plan to ensure fair conduct at the clerkship vote. Wm Hinks initially declined but agreed to chair to promote peace and order. The proposal sets ballot voting at the Court House, candidate observers, watchers, and a district committee appointed by the chairman. Democratic Central Committee schedules district primaries September 18 and county convention September 25 with multiple local polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEE Nzwa
Hinks
Toserve
City Hall
Frederick City
Wm. H. Hinks
Court House
Republican Central Committee
Frederick
Algumat
Bix Hinks
Grand Jury Roca
Moon
Primsheg
Buckeystown
Frederick—Court House
Middletown
Degrange’s
Middle
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
William’s Hotel
Wolf's
Liberty
Train Collision Kills Horse at Doub’s Switch
A two horse farm team driven by Cane was struck by a westbound B&O train near Doub’s Switch in this county. Cane jumped clear as the engine approached but one horse was killed after being dashed several yards. No other damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
B&o
Doub’s Switch
Grofit Park Sold at Goutt House Door
Captain Walter Saunders acts for Jacob Rohlerback, mortgagee assignee, selling Grofit Park 26 acres for 5200 to M. E. Doll. A three story brick house on North Market Street goes to Cileton Zimmerman for 350. East Sixth Street ground parcels sell to Milton Warner for 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grofit Park
Walter Saunders
Goutt House
Jacob Rohlerback
Kcean Grol Park
M. E. Doll
North Market Street
Cileton Zimmerman
East Sixth Street
Milton Warner
Becket Captain Heads to New York for Scholarship
C. Frank Beckley captain of Company B of the St. John's College Cadets and son of Capit o Beckley sails for New York this morning to attend Ss Frances Savier College after being awarded a scholarship by a friend. We wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frank Beckley
St. John’s College Cadets
Capito
Beckley
New York
Ss. Frances Savier College
Poultry Premiums Won At Rockville Fair
Poultry premiums were awarded to C. E. Bolles and Son of Middletown S. M. Kefauver of Middletown H. E. Schildknecht and W. E. Birely and Co of Frederick. W. E. Birely of Frederick displayed the largest and most varied exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Fair
C. EB. Bollesu & Son
Middletown
S. M. Kefauver
Farmers Picnic At Wolfsville Woods Draws Crowd
Farmers of Wolfsville hold a union picnic in J. H. Dertie’s woods today. Prominent figures attend. The Smithsturg band is furnishing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Picnic
Farmers of
Wolfsville
Ing & Union
J. H
Mudd Accepts Challenge Over Wellington for Revenue Post
Representative Mudd declared war on Senator Wellington over the Internal Revenues Collector appointment. He consuted Treasury Secretary Gage in Washington and warned no man from his district will be appointed against his protest. John Motter then announced his intention to accept the Republican nomination for Judge of the Sixth Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanisatown
Thurmont
Jackson
Shank’s Hall
Myersylils
Johneville
Phillip’s Hall
Woodville
Linganore
Unionville
Lewistown
Weller's Hall
Tancarora
Yeallow Spring
Barkletsvile
Mudd
Mudd Bes
Henster Wellington
Vt. Mudd
Treasury
Washington
Aod
Gage
Mc. Muaidd
Wellington
Dr. Tuck
Maid
Amverisia
Tuck
Secretary of the Treasury
Madd
Mr. Mudd
Ten News
John ©. Motter
Bixth Judicial District
Deaths and incidents sweep through Maryland news
Miss Jennie Davall dies at Kenning ton. Captain Frank W. Jefferson dies at Chesapeake City. Barford Prohibitionists win county ticket. John B Folton probes Potomac river pollution. Harford teachers elect officers. A horse owned by John E Malondore is gored to death. Chester White 13 dies of lockjaw from rusty foot wound. Commissioner Prugh deemed incompetent. Frank Preller 12 shot near Spring Garden in what is believed an accident. William Cropper dies crushed by freight train. Rollin Hood 18 killed by accidental rifle discharge returning from squirrel hunt. Lloyd N Jackson notes August business volume at Baltimore firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Eason
Jennie Davall
Kennington
Frank W. Jeferson
Chesapeake City
Frostburg
Barford
John 8. Folton
Potomac River
Public School Teachers Association of
Harford County
John E. Malondore
Washington County
Oive Street
Baltimore
Baltimore and
Ob 2
Riverside Park
Rollin Hood
James Hood
Washington
D. DC
Boyde
Lloyd N. Jackson
John E Hurst & Co
Barn and Wheat Crop Burned on Cassidy Farm
Fire destroyed the barn at the Cassidy farm near Waterford Loudoun County burning farming implements and about 600 bushels of wheat. The outbuilding, threshing gear and engine were outside. a spark from the thresher in the barn ignited the straw. The farm is owned by Mrs. C. H. Gross and was operated by Roger Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Waterford
Loudoun County
C. H. Gross
Roger Jones
George Fry
Key Monument Association Votes on Site at Mount Olver Cemetery
The Key Monument Association met at Mount Olver Cemetery to choose a definite site for the monument. A circular flower mound facing the entrance was tentatively favored. A further meeting with cemetery directors will be held Monday to reach a final decision for report at next Tuesday's regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Mount Olver
Frederick Ball Club to Play Two Games at Athletic Park
The Frederick ball team will play two games at Athletic Park with the Hagerstown club on Bironday next Labor Day. One price of admission grants spectators entry to both games. Both teams will make a hard effort to win and a good game is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Athletic Park
Hagerstown Club
Tesma
Wil
Circuit Court Notes Docket Delays Pending Upcoming Trials
The Circuit Court has been occupied with trial dockets in recent days and officials anticipate the criminal docket will not be taken up until Thursday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
McSherry Buys 14 Acres for Summer Home Near Braddock
Mr J Roger McSherry purchases 14 acres from Charles Klein near Braddock P O along the F and M railroad line and plans to establish a summer home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roger McSherry
Charles 5. Klein
Braddock P. O
F.and M Bailroad
Associate Editor Named for Frederick Publication
Rev G W McSherry of Paney town has become associate editor of Music Poetry and Chart Literature a Frederick monthly issued by Str Wm H Hammeck in Freder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. McSherry
A. M
Paneytown
Frederick
Str. Wm. H. Hammeck
Frederick Select Orchestra to Play at Urbana Picnic
The Frederick Select Orchestra left this morning to provide music for a Sunday echo picnic in Zimmermans woods west of Urbana in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Frederick Select
Zimmerman’s Woods
West Urbana
County
Reading Law at Justice White’s Office in Court Clerk Try
John A L Young son of Air W Wash Young is reading law at the office of Justice White while serving as court clerk. He studies law under guidance and prepares for legal duties in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. L. Young
Air. W. Wash Young
U'Y
Jastica White
Hanover Races Feature de Garmendia Stable Entry
Mr. Carlos de Garmendia moves his fine stable to Hanover and plans to start in the race next week. The jockeys and trainers await his debut performance as local bettors eye the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Carlos de Garmendia
Fina
Religious services listed for multiple churches in county
Local church notices outline tomorrow's services at All Saints Episcopal Grace Lutheran St James and others. Passages mention Sunday schools, harvest home sermons, evangelistic meetings, catechetical events, and district youth activities with several pastors and locations across Buckeystown Emmitsburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Epiecopal
Jon's Reformed Church
Buckeystown
Saxc M. Motter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bonday School
St. James’ Evangelice! Lutheran
Lindon F. M. Myers
John Wood
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
T.freeman Dixon
Charistian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
T. J. Roudabushh
M. P
W.M. Strayer
Trinity M. EK
South
S. m. Epworth League
St. John’s German Reformed Congregation
Trinity Chapel
Luke
Alexander Mackay
Uganda
Antonius Darma
Quinn
Mercer's Park Willontinue
Fox
Asbury M. E. Church
Frederick
J. H. Gollett
Ebenezer A. AL. E
Hagerstown
L. R. Beckett
Baltmore
Asbury M. E. Choir
Freierfeck
Mr. McKensey
M. E
Epworth League
Harper's Ferry
Sunday Fellowship Service and Meetings Announced
A Sunday afternoon service for men will resume at 380 tomorrow with a fellowship meeting instead of a set address. The religious work committees will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The text notes beach work carpentry in the night school allows faster progress and emphasizes learning to read drawings and work from them.
Fitz Webster present A Breezy Time at City Opera
Fitz and Webster stage a breezy musical farce comedy titled A Breezy Time at the City Opera. The production promises refreshing entertainment with a dozen clever farcists cast to fit each role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Fitz & Webster
Spesk
Worac College Opens Fall Term With New Facilities
Worac College begins fall term on Tuesday September 7 at 9 02 AM. The school advertises broad programs in literary studies music art physical culture and aims to offer enhanced facilities including a new gymnasium for special students and a Primary Department established in new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worac’s College
Temple of Fancy Offers Bargains and Picnic Plans
Local advertises discount clocks and wood body wagons at low prices, with glassware and cans on sale. Grand Picnic at Braddock Heights on Sept 6 1897 featuring Knights of Pythias speakers, dancing, electric cars, and scenic park facilities. invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaith’s
Temple of Fancy
Braddock Heights
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frederick
Grand Lodge
Maryland
District of Columbia
Cetectip Mountain
John Hersherberger
G. W. Tyson
W. H. Hammack
F. W. Obenderfer
F. Tyeryar
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Chatelubriand
St. Malo
Atre
Grillasme Gs Bret Dorst
Igves Irl Rankon
Bae Wi Pari
John Monten
Suara Sewer
Greensalle
Liomu Annanall
Eriwei
York City
Pete
Cuba
Cincagy
Bern
Wilam Henry Bourlbert
America
Jourasses
Ead
New York World
Syestal Dispatch
Waszmmetos, D. C
L. Mooxx
Weather Bureau
Lipps
A. T
Morgans Grove Fair
Fredericktonians Hospital
Drem
Triumph
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
G. Waring Tyson
Shepherdstown Charity
Frederick Boys
Shepherdstown
Albert Walls
Charles Feags
Willam Staley
Lergs Schrodel
Fleet Stull
John G@ittinger
Wm. A. Morgen
F. ‘Ft. Grove
Matele
Cheatra
Messrs
Albert Schroeder
Lea Hanshew
Albert Wallis
Albert Bader
Wiliam Fisher
News OF the State
the Key
Base Bagel
Bunday
Sameesmante
Y. Mg, A
L. BE. Mullinex
Bugs Geaake
L. E. Mouton
John Hendrickson
Cirpone
Genionew Nsceges
Dick and
Harrt
OF Mens Eclipse Douse
Omn Hennakrson
Tam
David H. Smith
Femple of Fancy
Smith's
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
A. B. Hargett
Masons
G.doz
A. B. Haszesr i
Railing Gregcery CO
Deesa
Dees
Ysederick
Rodcoe & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rece & Son
Embalmers
Telephone
F. W. Staub
Ril
Kop
Kof
F. V
Sterez
Eaoor
James
Walker & CO
Brason
Jas. E. WI
azZa
Doll Brothers
Peo Brothers
Intee Inter
WEARS
Sappetse
Do Brorezzi
A. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
Prompilz Sillee
Bemsburg
Sotel-Caf Ss
Doll’s
Jpos
D. Dezz
Kent
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