Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go in Town News
Purely personal notices list visits and movements of local residents. Rev John J Yellott visits his father Major Yellott in Towson Md. E D Shriner and N Orn er travel to Newport News Va to attend a function. Miss Martin of Lancaster Pa visits Mrs Hood and Mary E Sauerwein remains with Mrs Hood. Annie V Keller of Middletown goes to University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia for studies. Mrs W F Compher and Margaret McLaughlin visit Charlestown W Va to see Isabella Moughlin. McClure H Haupt, a teacher in Middletons High School, becomes teacher at Buckingham Industrial School Buckeystown. Dr Elmer W Ramsburg, near Idletown, leaves for New York Pa to practice dentistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Willard
West Third
Besd
John J., Yellott
Petereville
County
He I. Yellott
Towaon
Mosare
E. D. Shriner
N. ©. Orner
Newport News
Maryland
Miss Martin
Lancaster
W. Va
McClure H. Haupt
Aesant
Middletons
Buckingham
Buckeystown
Elmer W. Ramsburg
Idletown
Ental
University of Yland
Newle
Reunion of Maryland Cavalry Survivors Celebrated
News notes from the state report a reunion of survivors of Company First Maryland Cavalry held in preL Hopkins announces withdrawal from the Republican ticket. A large barn belonging to Luther Grose was destroyed by fire in Jarrettaville Har d county. Monument ceremonies mark Francis Key anniversary with a Mt Olivet program. Legal holiday observed with post office hours and bank closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. Williams
Republic State Central Committee
Elkton
Cecil County
Carroll County
Perland
Robert EB. L. Bowie
Ayd Lowndes, Jr
C. Edward Preho
Ivin Wilson
Lloyd E. Mullin
Emily A. Hoss
Land
Wage Mountain
Rostbourg
Charles ©. Gorsach
Arroll County
Frontburg
Insurance Case Unfolds In Circuit Court Testimony
In a circuit court session the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York faced testimony by Gaver and Flook about how a fire and burglary policy was secured. Gaver claimed no misrepresentation was made to the insurer yet advised the examining agent to inspect a cafe in Myeraville. Flook described damage to vault walls floors and safe doors from the explosion and said neither he nor Gaver read the policy, with Urner never visiting Myeraville. The defense argued the policy could have been rejected or altered, and proceedings continued at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flook, Gaver, Co
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
McSherry and Motter
Joseph Wi Gaver
Amos Urner
Gaver
Myersville
Cyrus
Mr. Gaver
Urner
Myeraville
Wm P. Maulsby
Majors. Frook
Electrocution of a Horse at Mr Neighbors Farm
A horse pulling a three-horse team was electrocuted on Mr J W Neighbors farm when the head struck a guy wire from a pole. The wire burned into its flesh, killing the horse. two other horses were freed and recovered. The railway company settled the loss with Neighbors after the accident caused by a slipping guy wire atop a bolt supporting the trolley arma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Neighbors
Railway Company
Neighbors
The Work of Death George W Norris
George W. Norris died at 11 20 p m at home after falling ill at J E Price Co s store He was nearly 60 born near Enamiteburg in this county survived by a widow a son and two daughters plus two brothers and a sister Funeral plans unsettled Mrs Sarah Gu tor obituary describes a well regarded widow of William Guyton of Arnos town dying after a paralysis stroke at 84 Her funeral set for GePan Baptist church next Sunday The inquest into the Joseph Robinson shooting found death by shotgun wound in self defense by J Ansel Robinson with verdict aligning to prior Tax News reports The jury notes the inevitable outcome under the circumstances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Norris
George W. Norrie
J. E. Price & Co
Weat Fourth Street
Mr. Norris
Enamiteburg
Avion Norrie
North Market Street
Merble
Dayton
Ohio
Nattie Jennegan
Chattanooga
Georgis
Violet
J. H. Norris
Emmitsberg
Frank Norris
Rocky Ridge
George Geiselman
Sarah Guytor
Sarah Guyton
William Guyton
Arnos
Enorkitésville
GePan Baptist
Barkitteville
Joseph Robinson
J. Ansen Robinson
Joanne Wood
Tax News
J. Ansel Robinson
Jacob Ansel Robinson
Down to the Crossroads Store Debates and Settling Questions
In a folksy refrain from Harper's Magazine a speaker recalls gathering at the crossroads store each night after work. They mock debates among congressmen and senators while admiring bird's-eye views of politics diplomacy and crops. The piece ends noting advertising and advertising language drive bargains.
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Crowsroads
Harper's Magazine
Baseball at Hyattstown Really Exciting Local Game
In Hyattstown on September 5 the Hyattstown club met Park Mills in a tight amateur baseball clash, Park Mills winning 5 to 4. Park Mills received Adamsstown players Moore Bready Remsberg and Day while Hyattstown added reinforcements. Bready pitched superbly with three hits allowed, and Moore held steady behind the plate. Remsberg four putouts and four assists led the Hyattstown defense as the series continues with a final game planned later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattetown
Invincible Park Mills
Hyattstown
Tomers
Park Mills
Moore
Bready
Remsberg
Day
Adamostown
Adamstown
AS & Cou
Leaman
Funerals for James E Abrecht and George King Involve Community Leaders
The funeral of James E Abrecht was held at 2:30 PM at his home 227 West Patrick Street with services by Kay O C W Stinsapring. Pallbearers included John Bartgis T C Mateny Ellsworth Phebus and others. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. George King’s funeral followed at 2 PM from West All Saints’ Street with Rev E S Todd officiating. Red Men members served as pallbearers, interment at Mt Olivet. F Schroeder funeral director. Daughters of Liberty Mountain City Council No 1 hosted a well attended meeting at Market and Church Streets noting council growth and reporting a favorable Detroit National Council session. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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James E. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Kay O C. W. Stinsapring
John Bartgis
T. C. Mateny
Ellsworth Phebus
Clinton Willard
Charles Schaeffer
Thomas Kline
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
George King
West All Saints’ Streets
E S. Todd
The
Order of Red Men
John ©. Hardt
John H. Bennets
James Staub
G. E. Salter
Eli Haugh
Edward Miller
Me. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City
Wood over Hull in YMCA handicap tennis match
The first match of the handicap tennis tournament at the YMCA courts Yesterday afternoon saw J Wood defeat Hull by scores 64 and 62 after applying a two point handicap per game. A second match between W Lebherz and Moore was shortened with Moore winning the only completed set 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
J. Wood
Hull
Wood
Hollis
W. Lebherz
Moore
Isbhere
Boonsboro Times Change of Ownership At Local Press
A Boonsboro newspaper sale ends H C Monroe's run as publisher with EH Bomberger John V Alexander and Dr S S Davis forming the new tax company. George M Stover will edit the paper and Monroe may head to Washington to continue printing. Also mentions the City Opera House play A Boy Wanted with audience reactions and musical overtures by Frank Adams' orchestra. Market quotes from Mountain City Mill show Dorm and wheat prices and oats per bushel. Michael Kennedy leads a painting project on local residences on South Market Street.
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City Opera House
Frank Adams
Onsboro Times
H. C. Monroe
Boonsporo Times
EH. S. Bomberger
John V. Alexander
Davis
Boonsboro
George M. Stover
Monroe
Washington
Boys Temperance Association Meeting Tonight in Brunswick
A meeting of the Boys Temperance Association will be held tonight at 7 20 in the W C T U rooms. All boys are invited. Notice notes the move from Brunswick and reports that traces of the Lewis Jones Knitting Mills have disappeared from Brunswick where an email branch was maintained for months.
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Business Men's Association
Busims Mien 5 Association
Evaning St
Boys’ Temperance Association
W.C.T. U
Brunswick
Lewis Jones Knitting Mills
Hinks Notified for Maryland Chief Judge Nomination
Mr William B Winks of Frederick was nominated for chief judge of the Sixth Judicial District by the Republican convention at Point of Rocks. He pledged to serve without prejudice or favor, and attendees were treated to a luncheon at the Park Hotel as delegates adopted resolutions endorsing nonpartisan, corruption-free judiciary and voter empowerment.
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William B. Winks
Bixth
Maryland
Republian
Point of Rocks
Captain Hartshorn
William H. Wagner
E. A. Gletinger
G. L. Tate
Georges Madar
Frederick
Covimiétes
Hinks
Hartshorn
Coramistes
Repubblicane
Park Hotel
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Missionaries in Distress Appeals for Help in Hagerstown
The Hagoratowa Mail publishes an appeal from Free Will Methodist missionaries in Frederick asking readers to provide 15 dollars to fund their move to a new field of labor. They note no salary and urge offerings to Mission House at Locust and Randolph Streets as they rely on faith to sustain their gospel work. Also includes theater note on That Imprudent Young Couple and a report on the Freder ick-Middlestown Electric Railway's prosperous year aided by Braddock Heights travel and Camp Schley inn activity.
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Hagoratowa Mail
Free Will
Frederick
Maile
Mary J. Messenger
Mission House
Hageratone
Messenger
Hagerstown
Sinal
Isbor
Locust
Randolph St
M. E
Adane Minstrel Phantasme At Toesisy On September 15
A minstrel show titled Adams Minstrel Phantasmia is booked for Toesisy on September 15. The opener is described as unlike any prior minstrelsy, with elaborate costumes, novel electromechanical devices, and rich in sosmc ejects.
Local fall bargains and shop notices in Frederick
A collage of obsolete ads and notices: dress skirts reduced to three seventy five, white shirt waists halved, white water season at a yard, new fall dress goods and underwear. Local mention includes thanks to neighbors for illness and death of James E Abrecht, special orders for Heylers Cardies, a hotel grill menu with crabs and chafing dish items, night school at Frederick College, Huyler s bonbons at Williamson s, and a schedule of events and notices including a lecture by Rev Dixon and appeals for apples and gas range demonstrations.
Local Retail Ads Push Carpets Coffee and Dental Services
An assortment of local notices promotes L. E. Mellings carpets and rugs with new fall designs and low prices. Other items advertise dental services at Basonic Temple, tooth placements without plates, and coffee and tea offerings featuring White Star coffee and Ko teas with guarantees of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
The Sick Mr James Gittinger at Frederick City Hooplie
Mr Z James Gittinger, located at the Frederick City Hooplie, is somewhat better today after illness.
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the Daily News
Cromwvell
Bregheds
James Thomason
Malplaquet
Marlborough
Prince Eugene
Marsh Villars
David Jeurde
Switzerland
Justice John Sedgwick
Norfolk
Conn
Washinaton
Newe
Eye For Maryland
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Turday
Geork
Boteler
W. O. Boteler
Ith
Market St
Kendighdock Heights
Highbarger
Uj.e
Esonowy
John Hendrickson
News OF the
Sedens Ivery
Wral
Flook, Gaver & Go
Flook
Debatio
Daown
Crossroads
Basrpaigs
Hyattsiown
Park Mille
Michael Kennedy
Banda
Charles E. Saylor
Charles F. Knock
Mary A. Davai
South Market Street
MR. Hinks
Messenger Maken
Keung
May Sargent
Maude Adams
New York Sun
Empire Theatre
Sim Shan
Henry Guy Castleton
Cone
Miss Sargent
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF
Frederickei City
Somn Hendrickson
Sorpur
Mae
Derk
Neidig & Miller
Nze & Miller
NEW Fall Black Dreges
Nomeroix
Vale
Alot
Jas. E. Abrecht
Clinton E, Main
Main
Clinton E. Main
Heyler
Adolphus Fourhake
City Hotel Grill
Youruey
Chicago
Braddock Heights
Care Leaves Corner
Freder Collage
Huyler's
Alwaya Fresh
Williameon’s
Dore
Doli’s
Or. Highbarger
Frederick Free
Baylee
Williamson's
Gem
a _ ae
California
Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Chapel
West Second Street
Briant & Knorr
Frederick Gas Company
Katherine Swan
Consolidated Gas Company of New York Life
Mrs. Swan
Giorcia A. Poot
L. E. Mellings
George
Rodock & Ce
HIG Storrs Barvain
Rodook & Co
A. T. Rice & Sone
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Telesuone
Thomas Bprice
East Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Pss
Farmers’ Exchange
Hull & Reich
Hull & Eeson
Wildawly
R. H. EB. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Prederick
Baturdat
Me Vidawly
Db H. &. Smith
Basonic Temple
North Marbex Street
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Rappirgtor
TR North Market Street
Nipw Spa
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