Personal Social News From Frederick and SurroundingAreas
Rev Gaborne Isge returns from vacation and many residents travel visiting relatives in Hanover Pa Baltimore Md and Washington Dc. Names include Ads Rhodes John A Linn Abraham Rosenour Miss Belie Jones Annie Hamm Grace Dizon and Miss May Smith among others. Social visits span Frederick Hagerstown Martinsburg Emmitsburg and Baltimore with trips to Utica Broad Run Petersville and North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaborne Isge
Ads L. Rhodes
Hanover
Abraham Rosenour
New York
Jno. A
Josie Kaventuzh
Child
Baltimore
Carlin House
John McCullough
Rockville
Montgomery County
Joseph E. Chew
Buckeystowe
Charles Bresgie
Washington
Mira Margaret McBride
Washington, D.C
Guy Webster
Charlestown
W. Ws
Frederick
Mies Beale Bmotter
B. R. Zimmerman
Sammiteburg
F. Knight McDonald
Ira J. McCurdy
Frederick Todeg
Belie Jonez
Biss Margaret Kolb
North Market Street
Annie C Hamm
Utica
Lsure Fiery
Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Broad Run
Schulenberger
Emmitsburg
Miles Era North
Martinsburg
W. Ys
Edward Nelson
Adeline Willson
Mike Sophie Weebler
May Emith
West Fourth Street
Ss Paunie Mulsiy
Wellington
S.J. Beskley
East Second Street
Grace Dizon
Esitlmore
Suss Ein Brengle
W. P. Beard
Burkittsville
Broad Rea End
Thomas Schley
Ann
Petersville
This County
Z. James Gilliiger
Mary
Gulliger
Ladieshare
Elizabeth Early
May Dorsey
East Third Street
Berths Schmidt
Gisssboro
H. J
Riete
Browsing
W. PT. Browzing
Orbizonia
Richard Potts
Dorey Wings Grove
Epshi
Smory
Auns Wiener
Isles’ady
Manix
Kemp
Fire Model
J. D. Hendrickson
Barnadette Darcey
Harover
Miles May Darsey
Budget of Bright Terms and Local News Briefs
Wheat priced at 92 cents a bushel in Frederick today. Eugene Grove buys a fine horse from Charles N. Hargett. Mrs. Frank T. Grove, formerly of Predstick, wins prizes at Morgan's Grove fair. Hood's Sarsaparilla advert claimed unbeatable merit and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Eugene Grove
Chas. N. Hargett
Mira
Frank T. Grove
Predstick
Dr Boteler Address on Young Men and Civil Service Debate
Dr William C Boteler of Washington delivers an eloquent Union picnic address at Middletown urging youths to emulate historic patriots, embrace industry honesty and religion, and resist the so called merit system in public service while warning of a patronage driven government and urging a government of the people.
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Middletown
Wm. C. Boteler
Washington
D. C
Leongellow
Lincoln
Bove
Maryland
Coins
Jeffian
Tibariua
Nero
Alcibiades
Rome
Habespierre
Rosseau
St. Fust
Haule
Sane
Citar
Tam
Petrick Henry
Henry Clay
Abraham Licoin
Christopher Columbus
Rother
Cbszies
Lii
Neva
Roseklesco
Tts
Napoleon Bonaparte
Austria
Commodore Perry
Lake Eyle
Hannibst
Chalmagnest
France
Cilie
William Pitt
Abraham Lincols
Sir Isaac Newton
Patrick Henry
U. S
Senate
Gene Watt
Alexander Hamiton
Treasury
Thomas Jefferson
Daniel Webster
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Geo. W. McCrary
Congress
U. & Court Bench
Our Garfeld
President Johnson
Patrick Beary
Clay
Webster
Hamilton
West Indies
Martin Luther
Ameritas
Canada
Hawaii
America
Schlich
Corinth
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Lafayette
Zamilton
Americs
Mizyan Chapter No 9 Instated and Growing
The Lastzen Star and Order of the Eastern Star formed Mizyan Chapter No 9 in July. Membership totals sixty five with ongoing applications. Interest is high and gatherings are well attended by sisters and brothers. Women may join as wives mothers widows daughters or sisters of Master Masons. Meetings are held at the Masonic Hall on the third Friday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Mizyan
Masonic Hsil
Maryland and Heater Letter to the Immigrant Bureau
A reply to a press brief issued by the immigration bureau outlines Maryland's natural advantages. A letter from Dr. C. T. Ssur of New York says if reports are true, Maryland residents would not rush to heaven. Chief Dryden notes few express a wish to leave Maryland for heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Heater
Sisie Bureau of Immigration
C.T. Ssur
New York
Sii
Dryden
Paraligrai Resident Stricken With Paralysis
Mr Albert Siriuman an elderly resident of East Patrick street below the Pennsylvania railroad was attacked with paralysis early yesterday morning while in bed and has since been in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Siriuman
East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Frederick Packing Plants Run Full Forge in Corn Canning
Nearly one hundred thousand cans of corn were packed daily at the Frederick City Packing factory last week. Both large factories in Frederick are a full operation now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick
Political Field Reveals Democratic and Republican Judicial Plans
At the Frederick county Democratic Central Committee meeting in the court house, talks covered nominating a judge for the September 15 Democratic Judicial Convention in Rockville, with names like C.O. Beedy and Wm. P. Mansby raised. A faction argued for depoliticizing judicial nominations, while others urged backing a strong ticket, amid silver versus Chicago platform tensions. The Republican Sixth Judicial District convention in Point of Rocks is expected to nominate John C. Motter, with delegates listed from Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spice
Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Col £. V. Baughman
Rockville
Alfred Ritter
Frederick County
Inelst
C.O. Beedy
Wm. P. Mansby
J. E. RB. Wood
Messrs. J. Roger McSherry
Eugene &. Rowe
Motter
Co.l
Sixth Judicial District
Maryland
Point of Hocks
John OC. Motter
Buckeystown
W. M Seachrist
Frederick
Milton G. Urner
A. H. Harrington
Middletown
John C. Broze
Cresgerstown
J. L. Miller
Emmiteburg
R. Zimmerman
Gstoctin
N. R. Buckendall
Urleans
D. Eldd
Liberty
J. B. Etzer
New Market
J. O. Riggs
Hauvers
Buirman
Woodsboro
George W. Hefman
Peteraville
Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
John Welker
Jefferson
BY. Culler
Mechancatown
A. A. Troxell
Jackson
W. R. Young
Johneville
W. B. Grimes
Woodville
Devlibiss
Singanore
FP. Carter
Lewistown
L. GL. Palmer
Tuscarora
H. E. Staley
Burkitteville
N. 8
Suffer
Breezy Time at Opera House Promises Laughter
Tomorrow evening audiences will be treated to A Breezy Time a close humorous comedy featuring Frank I Frayne famed for rifle feats including shooting an apple from his head Mrs Roberts and Miss Webster provide witty singing acts Ferguson shines as the standout dancer novelty acts include hurricane three legged esilos and a lawn tennis quiclette with new catchy music and handsome wardrobe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Frayne
Rifia Ehiot
Frayne
AicCarty
Hurricane
Esilos
Helfer
Luman Froz
Property Transfers and Mortgages in 19th Century Registry
A list of several land transfers and mortgage actions including Geo W Myers to Jacos FP for 25 acres 7 perches at 500 dollars Chas Samuel Kitze and wife to J Roger McBierry for 18 acres 1 rood 13 perches at 475 dollars Lewis H Bisin executor to Wm Mahoney for a lot in Knoxvill at unknown price Joseph F Payne mortgagee to A Luers for a Mt Airs land lot 168 dollars James V Baerard and wife to Geo P Wiles two and a half acres at 475 dollars George a Shank to E Shack on remaining interests in personal property and related sums and sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Myers
Jacos FP
Patzan
Samuel Kitze
J. Roger McBierry
Lewis H. Bisin
Wm. Mahoney
Knoxvill
Jozeph F. Payne
Mortzagee
A. Luers
Mt. Airs
James V. Baerard
Geo P. Wiles
George A. Shank
B. Shack
Narrow Escape Near Calez Town Bridge Incident
Sv John Sioner and his son Exery drove a wagon load of wheat across Big Pipe Creek bridge when the wagon shed and the rear wheels hung over the edge. Young Stoner fell into the creek as bags of wheat toppled onto him. he escaped serious injury.
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John Sioner
Exery
Calez
Big Pipe Creek
Young Stoner
Harvest Thoughts and Sacred Events Across Sacred Town
Large attendance marked Sabbath worship in the Holy Town and surrounding churches. Centennial celebration plans for Barkittsville Reformed Church, with services and midweek programs announced. Pastors preached on harvest, witnessing, and gifts, as congregations resumed midweek activities. Cornerstone laid for Prospect Methodist Episcopal Church with multiple lodge representatives and addresses by Baltimore and Frederick clergy.
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Emmitstucgte
Reformed Church
Barkittsville
Evangelical Reformed Church
L. F. M. Myers
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Myers
Frederick
The
Tomorow
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
Christ
St. Mark
Columbian
Freedom
Linganors
Unionville
Philanthropic
New Market
A.C. Baldwin
Baltimore
W. S. McKenney
Henry Branch
Masons of
Maryland
Elliott City
Masong
Ladies Visit and Fall Goods at City Hotel Frederick
Mr B V Backey will be in Frederick Ald at City Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday September 9 to showcase fall and winter goods from various departments of our large establishment Johns Goman Co importers of fine dry goods Baltimore Md Woman's College opens fall term with literary, music, art, elocution and private culture and new gymnasium.
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B. V. Backey
Frederick
Ald
City Hotel
Thorsday
Jon Goman & Co
Baltimore
Mad
Woman's College
Faltera
atQa.m
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Niagara Fall
Niagara
Falls
Watkins’ Glen
Glen Onoko
Manch Chunk
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Alrman Cart
EB. & O. Sistion
Washington
Camden
Artiva Niagare
Regerict
Nesreat Bog O
Orto J. M. Scaryver
Thuvadgy
Sale of Land in Tuscarora District
Afr Frank Stoner trustee sold land at City Hotel on Saturday afternoon. First tract 33 acres 4 perches with two dwellings to Wa F Mann for 20.50 per acre. Second tract 21 acres 89 perches to Mr Mann for 3750 per acre. Third tract with roads and 10 perches in Tuscarora district to Mr William Mines for 2015 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ©. Stoner
City Hotel
Tuscarora
F. Mann
Mr. Main
Tuscarore
Mrr
Wm Mines
Merrymakers End Week With Successful Performance The Doctor
The Merrymakers Company closed a week’s engagement with a fine performance titled The Doctor and left for Hanover Pennsylvania for a further week’s engagement. Friends in Frederick extend best wishes to Mr Rhodes and the company for continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Rhodes
Frederick
Knights of Pythias Picnic At Breddock Haighte
Knights of Pythian of Frederick host a picnic at Breddock Haighte with members from Baltimore and Washington joining Mountain City Lodge No. 20 in charge. Comrades travel by trolley to participate in outdoor pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythian of Frederick
Breddock Haighte
Baltimore
Washington
Mountain City Lodge No. 20
Key Meeting Postponed by Monument Association Committees
The Key Monument Association design and location committees slated to meet today at 5 p m were postponed due to the absence of several cemetery board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Baseball results from morning games and local street improvements
In morning baseball, Balttmore beat Fitzburg 8 to 7 and Boston defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2. Superintendent L. M. Stove of the southern district announces a forceful work plan today to repair the South Market street bridge. A new boardwalk was installed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balttmore
Fitzburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Bepaleiog
L. M. Stove
South Market Street
Business Men's Association to Meet Tonight at Clip Bal
The Business Men's Association holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at Clip Bal. Officers and members will review Im-Periact business and related matters.
Local market ads for bells lanterns and road goods
A fragmented notice lists bicycle bells and lanterns with wet-down price and stock ready for quick sale. It notes bargains on street goods and urges visible display and audible demonstration for customers on the road within a day or two. Frederick council invites 13 members to its regular meeting tonight to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ireas
Wheeling Trip Ends With Bicycle Accident
Messrs Gay D Thomez Harry Nix doit and Barry Grova rode from Frederick on bicycles to Gettysburg and back visiting the Natlors Cemetery. On the return trip a fall on a hill near Hansonville left Barry Grove with a bruised hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Gay D. Thomez
Harry Nixdoit
Barry Grova
Frederick
Gettysburg
Hansonville
Grove
Bicycle tournament and handicap race canceled at Athletic Park
At Athletic Park on September 6 the bicycle tournament and handicap race were settled but canceled due to a larger Washington program. Two baseball games attract crowds at the park today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Washington
Frederick Mnagement
Marriage Licenses May Tie Two Local Couples
Marriage licenses issued include Emory A. G. Alexander and Alms Palmer of near Myereyile, this county, and Charles Henry Jamieon and Jennie Weat of near Catoctin Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory A. G. Alexander
Alms Palmer
Myereyile
This County
Charles Henry Jamieon
Jennie Weat
Catoctin Furnace
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A. T. Rice & Sons
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Guinings's
OLD Hat Niaville
F. W. Stace
North Mare
James E. Walker
OGG
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Hi. Wanker
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North Mibest Street
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