Local residents visit relatives in city
A flood of visiting relatives and friends from Baltimore Washington Towson and Rochester are shown in city society notes. Many families including Mr and Mrs James Laymen Mr G Edward Herring and Mr William Duval are listed as spending time at parental homes and with local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae W. Mebbing
East Pat
James
Washington
Salti
Harry W. Ender
Baltimore
Tia
Dable City
Ottlettal Rice
East Fourth
Mar
Donald Howard
New York
Frederick
G. Edward Herring
Pittsburg
Milas Mabel Whitmore
Araby
H. AL. Borst
Erle, Pa
C. Bi. Hine
East Third Street
Wm. Duval
George Yost
Eliatbeth Kreh
All Saints Street
J. Maurice Holdcraft
Phave
East Church Street
North Market Street
Miles Maud Nelson
Towson
Kate Watto
Christ. Schinde
Edgar Hollis
Martineburg
W. Va
Ithtisad
Myers
Hyatte Town
Hayes Mohler
Madizon Street
Mexad
Guy Drononvare
Booth Market Street
Tricade
Charles G. Pickett
East Lfourth Street
Samuel Ehrenberg
Hotel Braddock
W. Albert Zimmerman
Ian Sly
Winebrewer
South Market Street
May Keefer
East South
Jatheet
Ieturo Sue “Sieh
Stella Powell
Ioads Kemp
Atlantic City
Harry Ebert
Frank V. Staub
Prhp Killah
Laura Killian
West L
Mire
J. J. West and Son
Wash
Lewis
Cot
Larkins
Cetia Mules
Mehming
William Neidhardt
Rudolph Neidhart
Patrick Street
Neldhart
Loraing. Elxenburg
Lonaconing
Totel Braddock
Mig. Eigen- Dorg
Cirents
M. Landauer
East Caurel Street
Residents Return After Visits Across States
A flurry of local travel ends as residents return home from visits in Washington D C Baltimore and Philadelphia. Names include Mr Welly Fabraey Mrs George Menke Mrs Fannie Waite Miss Katios Hickman and Dr R V Smith among others with travelers from Bucktown Bucktown Near etc.
Sick list notes local residents improving
Itemized notes list Elin Esler Frank Moore Summerfield Flahr Millard Bartholow Rosa Dyer and others on East Patrick Street East Fourth Street West Fifth Street and Water Street as convalescence continues with several cases improving and one employee resuming duties after an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin Esler
East Patrick Street
Frank E. Moore
C. Thomas Kemp
Summerfield
Flahr
Marshall Zopp
Millard Bartholow
Water Atreet
George Hamilton
West Fifth Street
Rosa Dyer
East Fourth Street
Christian Yinger
Madaline Dyer
East Fourthtreet
Notes of News from Maryland and Nearby Areas
A roundup of events across the state including large wheat yields in Dallintere County, a Labor Day parade in Cumberland, and tournaments at Bauer's SirMilo House and Harford road. Reports recall the funeral of William M. Rinteau, a Baltimore drowning victim, and a shooting case in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timontum
Dallintere
Nockville
Cumberland
Bauer
SirMilo House
Harford Road
Heukitt
Odd Fellows
Granite
Baltimore County
Reptember
Clruett
Billcott City
Harve de Grace
Hagerstown
Coast Artilery
William M. Rinteau
Baltimore
William C. Drury
Upper Marlboro
Dean's Kidney Pills End Woes of Backache and Urinary Trouble
An advertisement claims to cure backache and urinary disorders in women with Dean's Kidney Pills. A testimonial from Mrs. G. W. Fellers of Brunswick Maryland describes two months of pain improving after three boxes. Sold by dealers. 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Fellers
Brunswick
Doan
Foster Miburn Co
Bufinto
New York
Transformation at Maryland sanatorium on South Mountain
A lengthy feature praises the Maryland State Tuberculosis Sanatorium on South Mountain, detailing its modern grounds, immaculate drainage, pure mountain water, and abundant green spaces. It notes funding from the state and patient contributions, capped at about 210 residents, with free care for those unable to pay. Dr Callen oversees medical care and administration, supported by assistants, nurses, and staff, including Mr. Dennis as secretary and treasurer ensuring efficient use of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Jt Morin
Prack
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Sittlar
Thurmont
Frederick County
Baltimore
Victor
Dr. Calen
Callen
Samuel K. Dennis
Board of Trustees
Dennis
Brief Items of Interest from the Community
Squirrels were bagged by William H. Fraley and Milton T. Burke during yesterday's hunt. Mrs. Harry R. Besant's residence on East Church Street has been repainted by a crew under Henry Lampe and will reopen next week. The Maryland Bebnod for the Fee plans to open for inquiry soon. Advertisements appear in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Fraley
Milton T. Burke
Harry R. Besant
East Church Street
Henry Lampe
Maryland
Frederick Tuberculosis Society Opens New Headquarters
The Visiting Nurse reports 126 TB cases in Frederick with 119 residents. the local Tuberculosis Society plans a formal opening of its 34 West Patrick Street headquarters soon. Finance notes praise for solicitations and urges public support with membership drives for every family. The opening date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Casey
Margintuit Society For Relief
West Patrick Street
Lin
Herist
Frederick
Horse Dies After Sudden Collapse On a Farm Road
Mr. Hiram Thomas lost his horse while leaving the farm of Mrs. Isabella T Nach in the city vicinity. The horse collapsed in the road and died shortly after, likely due to age and heat. Also notes electrical contractors near Frederick Railroad Company discussing line improvements toward Thurmont. a quarterly Junior Steam Fire Engine meeting transacted routine business. Frank Lorentz appointed to ring the fire alarm bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Thomas
Isabella T. Nach
Sluraih Scripl
Frederick Railroad Company
Appliavien
Thurmont
Frank Lorentz
Death of Capt James S Clark Confederate veteran
Capt James S Clark born December 26 1840 in Savannah Georgia died Sunday at the Maryland Line Confederate Home Pikesville from age related infirmities. He served as quartermaster with the First Maryland Infantry in 1861 and later formed Wilmer battalion detachment in the Baltimore raid. Funeral services set for 2 oclock this afternoon at the Confederate Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamfe
James S. Clark
Pikesville
Captain Clark
Savannah
M. M. Clark
Virginia
Annie M. Clark
Frederick County
Maryland Infantry
Wilmer
Baltimore
Clarke
Colorado
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Featured in Ad
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It claims internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, destroy disease foundations, and strengthen constitution. The notice offers a reward for proof of failure to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Domenta
Deel Hamaene
Patel
Baltimore bride ties knot in Wilmington ceremony
Miss Oscarine FE. Ross daughter of Mrs Oscar EF and the late Dr Oscar KE. Raps of Baltimore formerly of Frederick married Salvatore Maymon of London England on May 27 in Wilmington Delaware. Rev Lewle Wolf officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscarine FE. Ross
Oscar EF
Oscar KE. Raps
Baltimore
Frederick
Salvatore Maymon
London
England
Wilmington
Del
Lewle Wolf
Funeral for Laura T Killian Held at East Fifth Street
The funeral for Laura T. Killian was held yesterday at 1 pm from her parents' home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo C Killian on East Fifth Street. Rev. FE H Lamar officiated. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C E Cline served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura T. Killian
Geo. C. Killian
East Fifth Street
FE. H. Lamar
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Pocketbook found after loss at Braddock Heights
Mr Charles Price misplaced a pocketbook containing 97 dollars at Braddock Heights on Sunday evening. It was found yesterday morning by Mr William H. B. Etchison and returned to Mr Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Price
Braddock Heights
Wm. Hi. B. Etchison
Frederick Market Prices Corrected September 6 1910
Market notes list grain and feed prices for Frederick area. Wheat No 2 Red at .98 per bushel, corn varieties from 3.60 per barrel to 0.66 per bushel, hay timothy and clover ranges, mixed hay, straw, oats, and flour prices for winter and spring wheat. Also listed are meals, bran, middlings, dairy seeds, cotton seed meal, and potatoes at 45 to 0 cents per bushel.
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Guile
Bae
Oveatt City
N. J
Atlanta City
Welly Fabraey
Mapteville
George Menke
Lewis W. Kring
Alice Keefer
Charles Stockman
Leon Gray
John Smith
Edward Railing
Plaza Hotel
Amos Urner
Weat Third Street
Mies Noltio Kiracofe
John T. Wood
Dail More
Myra
Farry McGeough
McGeough
Belle
Alva Chambers
Ada Meriken
John Harding
John Thomley
Ma. Harding
Bedinda Harding
East Patrick Surat
Robert Hatch
Catonsville
CG. White and Co
Mista Mamie Ryne
Mr. Jackson
J. E. Bishop
West Second Street
Geraldine
Bln
Gerald
Bella
New Tiscovery
National Ampciation of Master Bakers Wis
Howard Wilming
Wnidton
Civyna Oak Park
Luriston
J. Mackey
Benglana
Stes Canal
Max Ways
Hotnenan Street
Whottle
Police Board
Crothers
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland Sanatorium
Dorit
Onge
C. G. &Sxomley
Sullinix
I. O
Frederick, Md
Maryland Brick Andaup‘y Company
Frankfurt Institute
Dent
Rocheaster
Augesadm
Market Street
Braddock Heighin
South Market
Center Street
G. J. Riddlemoser
New Central National Bank
Bank
Corner Church
Court Atreeta
Maple
East Sixth
Joseph Bencht
Arlington Hotel
Bentz Street
Church
West
Church Street
West Franklin Street
Visi Frederick
Ge. M. Hett
Amapram
Nc Caen
Seeerick
Bevard Kepner
Hagetatown
Circuit Court
Tuomapcene Xe
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Dette
Teunty
Cais Lee
Sarah E. . Cocler
Buzabell
Ausuy Wesowens
Greil Cai
Frederick Ty
Harry WV. Bowe
George A. Pearte, Jr
Susteett
Court of
Charles A. Tucker
Lew March
Daniel Sucker
Edward F. Tucker
Agdst
Idratore
John Eisenhawer
Ahdat
C. A. Cartle
G. M. L. Care Salus
Coe Aze
Gracie
Bereta Calion
Rod John W. String
Walkersville
Onodawe
Willaell
Jessa D. Kaufmen
P. Moberty
Burnie
Practutice
Garber & Green
Tivery
J. L. Rothenhoeff
Yellow Springs
R.P. D
T Wanted
ADL
Gtrong
Wilsey
Lemke
Bens
Hazeroad
Faeroe & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Port
Porto
Baltimor
Connes Howe
York
Cinginnate
Louisville
Louis
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Martinsburg
Ab & Im
Washington and Way
Esdine
Washi
Frederick County Farmere’ Exchange
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