Missionary Delegates Attending Maryland Synod Gathering
The 11th annual convention of the W. H. F. Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod, Lutheran church, will be held in this city on the 28th and 29th instants with delegates from Hagerstown Taneytown Middletown Woodsboro and many other towns. Delegates will be entertained at local homes and establishments across multiple streets and neighborhoods, reflecting a broad community hosting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. & F. Missionary Society
Maryland Synod, Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Iva Albaugh
Bettle Stover
J. M. Birely
East Third Street
W. W. Stover
Edgar Stover
J. A. Rhoderick
West Patrick Street
Main
Esta Main
Geo. Zimmerman
St. East Patrick Street
Clara Spielman
B. Shaw
South Market Street
Taneytown
Harry Kebn
Harry Reledodar
Peter Rader
East Street
Emma Hess
Lilie Conover
Seffner
Burkittsville
Florence Gaver
Maught
J. C. Hardt’s
East Church Street
Middletown
Clars Kepter
Wm. Ramsburg
Fannie Lanner
Myra Snyder
Charles Fleming
Marcie Adams
Lillie Wiener
Union Bridge
Magete Saylor
Mary Sinner
Jacob Birely
Eac Third Street
Mattie Grahsm
Lille Philips
QO. J. Gaver
Jefereon
Annie Harb
Wm. Loy
E. L Bobbte
West Third St
Daisy Waesche
Minnie Doll
Clear Springs
Lizz’e Charles
Afiss
Annie Jones
Wm. Zim-merman
Cefiel
J. Herahbergers
North Market Street
Florence Burke
Alice Deal
A. J. Gill
Mole Echard
C. Michael
C. Buzzard
East Patrick Street
Smith Larg
J. B Keller
Keller
Misa Lottie Keller
M. S
D. M. Shoemaker
Jones Ebbert
Wm. H. Fromke
Talontown
Cover
M. Mering
S.C. Schroeder
Robert Davidson
Fannie Engleman
Mantz
Lizzie Motier
Bessie Lemon
Wo. T. Hailler
St East Third Street
Westminster
J. Shunk
Chas. Shaffer
J. Hailevs
S. A. Diehl
Miller
Booneboro
Samuel Shiffer
Aliss Addie Nyman
C. Fox
E. Patrick Street
Washington
Bits of wit and world items from a late edition
A jumble of notes covers quotes about weddings and emmets, Irish history, poetry, weather forecasts, local education, and slender correspondent notices. It mentions a frost forecast, a large fertilizer haul, school outings, a Baltimore matriculation, a promenade at Gros Hall, and local residents moving away. It lists several names and places including Frederick, Hagerstown, and Charleston with notes on hobbies, jobs, and tall tales from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
Dublin
Washington Irving
Robert Burn
David Wingate
Royal Anty Fonds
Gonff
C. E. T. Best
Georgie Poole
Harry Tate Welty
A. G.ry Formenly
Frederick
Baltimore City
Augustus L. Boteler
Jordan
Howard Huntzberry
Northast Street
Hagerstown
Itkittevile
Frederick County
Charlies G. Myers
Weshing , D. C
Balto Rev C 8 Albert D D at Dr Sharrette City Hotel
Balto Rev C 8 Albert D D listed with location at Dr A A Sharrette city hotel Mrs Geo Scholl at Mrs Mullinix s Miss Jeanie Harman at Rev L Ruhlman India Mrs 5 B Wolf Washington Mrs M Sutherland at Mr A R Yeakle s 32 East hurd street York Mr A G Fastnecht at Rev Luther Kuniman s East Church street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kuniman
East Church Street
Hyereneas Copeland-Darek Wedding at Buckeystown
Ethel J daughter of George Carr near Buckeystown and Peter Copeland of Cumberland wed in Buckeystown M P church last evening. Attendants wore cream benrietta costume and La France roses. Reception at Mr Carrs followed by a wedding supper and gifts. the couple will reside in Buckeystown, Copeland a B&O employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidh of Honor
Minnie Crom
Benrietta
la France Rozes
Messrs
W. E. Kindley
Edgar Kindley
Strayer
W. Va
Burr Magahs
David Magaha
Montgomery County
Willard
Frederick
Charles Adams
Buckeystown
George Morningstar
Rose Star
Alice Falmer
Mary Mazaha
Ruth Copeland
Cumberland
Mamie Nichols
Rath Schildtknecht
Myersville
McGill Belt
Eddie
William Morningstar
A A. Mozer
Harwood
E. Sponseller
Samuel Harrison
Copeland
Buckeytown
Mr. Copeland
The
City Aldermen Discuss Opera House Dates and Treasurer Bills
Regular monthly meeting of the Board of Aldermen with all members present. A committee was appointed to inquire about Opera House dates amid mismanagement reports. Several claims were approved, including payments to Brengle Lerch Greshos and others, with revenue from hay scales, cattle scales, and market activity totaling $72.05 for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Dadisman
Opera House
Committee On Claims
George W. Brengle
Northern District
Christinn Lerch
Southern District
D. Thomas
Greshos
Tez News
P.J. Schroeder
Samuel Wertheimer
D. H. Best
City Opera House
G. W. Brengle
Christian Lerch
Groshon
Examiner Printing and Publishing Company
C. C. Carty
Warner Swope
City Hall
John Schill
City Electric Light Plant
Committee On Streets
Madison Street
George Lambert
B. E. Phebus
Lambert
Valued Relic Links Marsh Family to Braddock Battle Spoon
Mrs. A P Marsh keeper of Groff House reveals a family silver spoon made from a shoe buckle of Casper Lawyer who rode with Braddock. Lawyer recalled Washington Braddock talks and Braddock’s orders Get behind the trees. He died at 93, his rifle and gear kept by a descendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Marsh
Groff
Mareh
Casper
Braddock
Washington
Sawyer
Court Records: Estate Matters and Official Sales Filed
Orphana' Court releases James L Buxton as guardian of Mollie Hood. Reports of sales for the estates of Jacob W. Gillelan and John Witherow were filed. A court order authorized sale of personal property real estate stocks and bonds of Phebe Winebrenner. Inventories of debts for Adolphus Williams and Jacob H. Bowers estates filed. The 61st account of executors Jennie B Shack and M R Sharrelis filed with distribution rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphana’ Court
James L. Buxton
Mollie Hood
Jacob W. Gillelan
John Witherow
Phebe Winebrenner
Adolphus Williams
Jacob H. Bowers
Jennie B. Shack
M. R. Sharrelis
Real Estate Transfers and Prices Across Several Estates
Keal Estate Transfers show Edward S Efchelberger gifting 1172 acres to Samuel J Warrenfelt for 987.52 dollars. Thomas H Groshon sells 5 acres to Geo Hoffman for 650 dollars. Maurice J Albaugh trustee sells 2 acres to Joh R Rouzer for 12156 dollars. Baltimore based Resl Estate and Improvement Co transfers Brunswick real estate to Samuel J Bratt for 600 dollars. Bratt and wife transfer Brunswick property to Charles L Cole and wife for 709 dollars. Jacob D Thomas and wife sell Adamstown real estate to Flora May Day for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keal
Edward S. Efchelberger
Samuel J. Warrenfelt
Thomas H. Groshon
Geo. Hoffman
Maurice J. Albaugh
Joh. R. Rouzer
Resl Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Samuel J. Bratt
Brunswick
Charles L. Cole
Jacob D. Thomas
Flora
Adamstown
Her Fidelity to Be Staged by Miss Hanlon Company
Mr Frank B Rhodes schedules one appearance at City Opera House next Saturday September 23 featuring Miss Toma Henson and her company in the new comedy drama Her Fidelity. The production is a soci ety comedy built around Miss Hanlon with three years abroad guiding her star tour. The troupe brings full scenery and Salle Stage settings identical to the New York opening in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome Hanlon
Sherick
Frank B. Rhodes
Irisburg
Richmond
Frederick
Ims
Hhe Western Union
C and
Market Streets
City Opera House
Toma Henson
Miss Hanlon
New York
Harpers Ferry proposes return of John Brown’s Fort
A.S. Yands of Washington suggests residents of Harpers Ferry buy John Brown’s Fort from a Chicago receiver. He says the building is partially torn down with only the front standing and believes it could be procured by local subscription. The Sentinel endorses repossessing the historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Fort
A.S. Yands
Washington
Harper’s Ferry
Chicago
Philomathean Society Opens Fall Meetings at Kemp Hall
The Philomathean Literary Society resumes weekly gatherings tomorrow at 7:30 PM in Kemp Hall. It aims for a strong season with bright prospects and a larger membership than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Marriage Ticensen in Grayson and Irving areas
Marriage notices list Lewis A. Kolb of near Mt Pleasant and Bettle Roelkey of this city in Grayson. Connor and Lucy Connor, both of Warren county Virginia. Irvings Devilbing and Alice V. Dote, both of Woodshoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Grafton Connor
Lucy Connor
Warren County
D. J. Beale
Presbyterian Parsonage
West Second Street
Lewis A. Kolb
Mt. Pleasant
Bettle Roelkey
Grayson. Connor
Irvings
Devilbing
Alice V. Dote
Woodshoro
Robbery of Chickens Leads to Arrests and Trial
Monday night a chicken house was robbed of about thirty five chickens at Mre Zendgraft. Blood tracks from the scene led to John Miles house and the arrest of John Miller and William Faker, jailed for trial. Also, two children near Westminster suffer from malignant diphtheria. executors sold a Union Mills farm of 35 acres for 2413 dollars 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Zendgraft
Aeetinlogter
John Miles
John Miler
Wiliam Faker
Justice Matthews
Adam Gizgard
Hying Hear Westminter
Jeremish D. Bowersox
Union Malls
Carrell County
Ots Acres
Personal News From Frederick Residents Return Hagerstown Visits
Local society note reports G W Good and family returning home from Frederick after visiting Mrs Wi Moutier. Miss Clara Bugle goes back to Washington DC. Mary Hiffner and Mrs Pytes from Washington DC visit Frederick friends. Robert Carter returns from Chicago. Wm M Hardt from Philadelphia visiting. An elderly woodcutter, Jonathan Jacobs, is assaulted by Luther Derr near the city. Derr claims Jacobs asked to walk with his daughter and denies intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Good and
Frederick
Atre
Good
Wi. Moutier
West Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Clara Bugle
Nicholas Locher
Washington, D. C
Mary Hiffner
Pytes
Robert Carter
East Patrick Street
Chicago
George Houck
PRL
Nations Bank Exsmiser
Wm. M. Hardt
Pailadsipota
Jonathan Jacobs
Messrs. B. Ebert & Son
West Patrick Street
Afr
Lucher C. Derr
Jacobs
Montgomery County
Mr. Jasobe
Miss White
Luther Derr
Chag, Fraiey
Bookfelder
Accidents Reported on Patrick Street and Carroll Creek
Minor accident victims include Master Tweed Burke of West Patrick street who cut his foot on a wire along Carroll Creek. Master John Smith of Bentz street injured a Hager tool at B Ebert’s West Patrick shop and fainted. James Mergardt of Hygen Ice on East Patrick Street was bruised after a handle struck his foot, with a prior similar incident causing short downtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweed Burke
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
John Smith
Bentz Street
B. Ebert
James Mergardt
Hygen Ice Factory
East Patrick Street
Merghart
River beetle invades Chesapeake and Ohio Canal boats
MedKees port Times notes the appearance of a river beetle on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal craft. The insect feeds on oakum in vessel seams, causing leaks. Once inside, they cling stubbornly, challenging removal, likened to an English sparrow in tenacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MedKeesport
Chesapeake
Canal
New Advertisements Shown In The Weekly News
A compilation of new ads lists Berges .22 John Hendrickson Carpet Bargains and Co E Cline decking Ullniz Kemp Horses for Sale R B Randie Carriage for Sale Ramsburgs Public Sale Dorsey Trustee Great Goods D H Best Furniture GC Carty Barnitare H B Ecchisor Reaver Kemp Blank Sacking 64 All Wool Sacking Cloths for Misses and Children Coats Reefera and Figured Eider Downs for children. Callard invites customers to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre WeEny
Berges
Ohn Hendrickson
E. Cline & Co
Ullniz & Kemp
Borses
R. B. Randie
Ramsburg
Ssfe
Dorsey, Truaiee
Dreat Goods
D. H. Best
Furniture
GC. C. Carty
Barnitare
H. B. Ecchisor, Reaver & Kemp
Blank
Reefera, &c
Callard
Carpet Room Chenille Poitiers in stock bargains
Displayed in our West Window Patrick Street Entrance a few samples of Chenille Poitiers styles in stock. Extra bargains many under regular prices. One beauty not to miss. perfect new design in all colors. Regular price 675 dollars. our price 550 dollars. Call early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Chenille Poitiers
Acquittals and Convictions From Today’s Circuit Court
The circuit court list shows Joseph E. Chipley found guilty and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. John Butler was acquitted on a fire set at Mr. Bullinix’s stable near Mt Airy after jury deliberations. Four youths, Doyle Clark Smith Colton McSweeney Sterling White, were found guilty or discharged as noted. Daniel Jones got a guilty verdict for wife beating and received 30 lashes by order of the sheriff within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Chipley
J.B. R. Wood
John Butler
Thomas Bullinix
Mt Airy
John C. Molter
J. Roger McSherry
Bove
Motter
McSherry
Doyle
Clark
Smith
James Colton
John McSweeney
Wiliam Sterling
Willim White
Messrs
Fanbel and
Jones
Frederick College Beats Male High 5 to 0 in Northwest Addition
Baseball brief reports Frederick College defeated Male High School 5 to 0 yesterday afternoon on the Northwest Addition field. The item notes the score and location in a concise scoreline, reflecting a local game recap style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Northwest
Complete Line of Fall and Winter Goods Now Open
Our line of fall and winter goods is complete and ready. A full stock of men's ladies and children's underwear in heavy and medium weight is now available. These cool mornings and evenings are gentle reminders of fall.
Treat of Oysters at Grambine’s South Market
The Newss is indebted to Mr M A Grambine of Grambine's South Market for delicious oysters on the half shell. The lucious bivalves were fine and large and meat heartily enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M A. Grambine
Grambine’s South
Doctor J R L Hardesty to Visit City Hotel for Ear Nose Throat Clinic
Dr J R L Hardesty, osuist ear and throat specialist, will hold a clinic at City Hotel Thursday the 21st until Friday the 22nd at 3 o clock. Also advertised are copper plate engraving price lists, wedding invitations, monograms, and related services. Local ads include a hay and straw supplier and Keller and DeLashmut office contact at 22 East Patrick Street Frederic Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. L. Hardesty
Osuist
City Hotel
Taz News
Frederick
Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Cee
Wasameron
D.C
Mlow
Haznixcron
the Weather Bureau
Alexander the Great
Pella
Dledarth
Antonines Poy
o—Olgen Glendu
Charles Schedtes VII
Germany
Vienna
Brobert Emmet
India
Allahabad
Hodoek
Neidis
D. A
John Hendrickson
West
Dohnson
Parkersburg
D. D
D. FP. Crow
Ason Court House
St. James Evangelimiheran Church
Hyereneas
C.F. Wo. Roelke
Booth Market Street
Miles Bettle Roelke
J. Beale
Geo. Ed. Smith
Merryland Tract
Monrovia
Park Mill
Harmony Grove
George Mehrling
Eisenhauer
Hamburg Pike
J. A. Haydon
J. E. Price & Co
Reesier
Brewer's Alley
Toatier
Atlantic Refining Co
Thos
Moore
South Street
H.C. Brown
Singanore
Eagard
Eisenhaus
F. T. Lakin
Wl.duval
Joseph Burck
Molline & Kemp
John Hendryrickson
Puritan
Jobn Hiawvaixeon
the Circuit Court
California Fig Strap Co
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
Foc
James BR. Walesee
Rodook & Neidig
Ani
Roudook & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Bone, S
Frederick, MD
marHdly
Yous
A. Kennedy
Mercnasi Tiailor
Ulack
Hlle
John A. Kennedt
Market Street
Aepoddm
W. C. Hunter
Philsiplpals
F. Peregoy
W. J. Rowe
C. L. Rettle
T. E. Carson
R. H. Buckminster
B. F. Powell
E. J. Langford
J. Jones
B.W. Betts
U. Parrish
J. AlcComb
John S. McCautey
J. Flynn
Marry Cheseborough
Elmer Woodward
J. Hoover and
Lady
Washington County
HL Power
Philadelphia
Buxton
T. Mullinix
Mt. Airy
City
Ocer Sture
City Carpet House
B. H. Blackston
H. Buaczston
Btaert
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