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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes list items on astronomy markets clothing firms and lawsuits with names such as Dixon's Market Baker's and Neidig & Miller. Mentions event dates and scattered entries including Wilts Bréelo and Highbarger with partial figures.
Purely Personal notes list residents and visitors across Washington and nearby towns. Entries mention Mazie Haines, T. Shriner, Jacob Weit, Ella Zeigler, Fannie Waite, Sandy Hoffman, Rev. Winters, Edward Young, Anderson, Joseph Peters, Ruth Hosgav, Amy Rice, Edward Shriner, H W Gertbrie, Mra Nussbaum, Mabel Dertebaugh, William Davis, Mrs Bradley Dorsey, Miss Gertrude Smith, William Zimmerman, May Scheib, and others visiting relatives or staying with friends in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and various local streets.
Funeral notices report Mary E. Kichel died on a Friday at Parkville. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with sacred services conducted by Capt. WAV Aushaus of the Army. Other notices mention Blanche Crum and J. Retauver, with updates on their conditions and recovery from City Hospital.
Investigating a brutal post performance assault by circus workers on Basil Saunders and brothers Basil, George, and Samuel Cool, Sheriff Myers and Deputy Darner pursued suspects from Emmitsburg to Westminster. A Black man and a white man were identified and arrested. injuries left two Cool brothers confined to bed. Saunders remained unconscious but improving.
Albert Aulto faced Justice Alfred Ritter Saturday night on a charge of striking an officer during duty while Hopwood detained a stray dog. Aulto allegedly grabbed the dog and struck Hopwood, fined five dollars plus costs. George Robinson, colored, appeared for drawing and cutting, fined forty dollars. Constable Carter and Deputy Cameron arrested George Carter in Charlestown WV, awaiting Charlestown authorities.
The Heights Song Service attracted a full auditorium for a Bonde show last night. Mr. A Fearhake spoke on Songs of Zion and Mr. W L Fisher performed a saxophone solo, while the Heights band delivered a fine concert to close the service.
The marriage quietly occurred last evening between a native of Walkerayite and a person from near Wallkera wale at 430 North Racket street. Advertisements in The News.
Medical Faculty of Marghind will hold a commandant meeting at Braddock Heights September 15 16 17 with delegates from Frederick County Society presiding a reception. Lectures include Dr W B Cornell on mental diseases Dr Randolph Winslow on surgery and Dr Peregtine Wroth on typhoid fever among others excursion planned to Antietam or Gettysburg.
Mr. Urner was notified of his nomination for chief judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit. The Rockville convention chair Arthur Stabler and others presented the address at Urner's office. Urner pledged to serve with ability if elected as attendees at the meeting included W. Bond, J. McDonald, K. Goldshorou, and Leo Weinberg among Montgomery and nearby counties. A luncheon at City Hotel concluded the gathering.
The flying machine built by Megars Harry and Charles Zimmerman of Braddock Heights was tested at noon. A 110 pound boy named Russell Vowe rode the machine, which lifted briefly and flew about 25 feet before descending. A second test followed with Robert McCutcheon as rider using the same method, yielding similar sustaining results.
Charles W Main, formerly of Frederick, a newspaper employee, runs as Republican for the House of Delegates in Baltimore city. A George Washington University graduate and lawyer, he settled in Baltimore in 1908 from Frederick County after leading his ticket in four of six wards in 1907. He is a Modern Woodmen member and honorary member of the International Printing Pressmen's Union.
Brief notes report the reguartory meeting of the Junior Bream Moen Engine Company to be held tonight at Mrs Henry on West South Street. It mentions a blooming cereal display and a hunting excursion with 266 city attendees plus 14 traveling to Washington and 124 to Baltimore, as part of local notices.
The court formally opened this morning with Judge Worthington presiding and Judge Motter present. Foreman of the grand jury and members named include Ramsburg, Weatwood, Silay-A Theians and many others. The grand jury heard an explanation of jury drawing methods and was shown the Corrupt Practices Act detailing treasurers duties, reporting requirements, and penalties. Bailiffs Ramsburg and Simmons assigned. John D. Grabill drawn but unable to serve. docket reviewed, adjournment set for tomorrow at 9 30 with appeal docket to be taken up.
A historical notice states the bank will be prepared to open accounts with individuals, firms or corporations of any size. It promises equal attention to amailer accounts and offers to show details during business hours.
Public sale announced for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at 250 West Patrick, listing tools and various goods with many items described in playful ad copy. Also notes a grand opening of Republican headquarters on North Market Street September 8, 1905, with speakers and music. West End Meat Market opens at 179 West Patrick tomorrow offering meat and produce with home delivery. local business ads and phone contact included.
An assortment of local notices and ads including Optical services by Dr Highbarger of Hagerstown, flour marketed as Baker's Favorite Flour by G W M Ketner, Dixon's grocery items, mackerel, potato chips, and cleaning services. Also upcoming events at Braddock Heights Casino and Hut Braddock Heights listings. Mentions a Freemont chapter meeting and a mother’s obituary fragment with dated remembrance.
Charles B. Kehne, former Western Union telegraph operator now returning to Frederick, plans to enter a partnership with his brothers George D. and Dallas W. Kehne in the Kelne Brothers fruit and confectionery business on North Market street. The firm name will remain Kelene Brothers.
A meeting for White Cross Milk Co. plans to operate a Frederick milk concentrating plant will be held in Lewistown Friday at 7 30 p.m. A special train will run from Frederick at 7 to bring farmers to the meeting at the company’s expense.
Pure Ground and Whal Spices for Pickling headline a Dixon's Caan Manger catalog note. The item highlights bespoke pickling blends and a range of flavoring spices stocked for home canning and culinary experiments.
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