Purely Personal: Visitors and Travels Across Cities
Mr. Jeremiah Kennedy spends a few days in Baltimore while Mr. Lewia A. Oain of Akron Ohio visits friends here. Rufus A. Roger attends the Odd Fellows convention in Baltimore. Miss Mary Oronise of Harmony Grove visits Baltimore. Dr. Robert E. Nicodemus spends the day in Hagerstown. Dr. and Mrs. S. S Maynard return from Atlantic City. Mrs. Frank Markell and her son visit Mrs. Caroline Markell on West Patrick Street. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey F. Gatzendan ner return from a few days with relatives in Baltimore. Mr. Roger B. Wood leaves for Charlottesville Virginia to complete his law studies at the University of Virginia. Messrs. John and Edwin Simmons of Marengo Iowa visit Mr. Z. James Gittinger’s yesterday. They are sons of the late Baker Simmons. John went West 89 years ago, Edwin with the family in 1887, now progressive farmers in Iowa, visiting relatives in the county and the old home near Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enehut
Jeremiah Kennedy
Baltimore
Lewia A. Oain
Akron
Ohio
Rufus A. Roger
Misa Mary Oronise
Harmony Grove
Robert E. Nicodemus
North Market Street
Hagerstown
Maynard
West Second Street
Atlantic City
Frank Markell
Charleston
W. Va
Caroline Markell
Patrick Street
Harvey F. Gatzendanner
South Market Street
Roger B. Wood
East Second Street
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
John
Edwin Simmons
Marengo
Iowa
Z. James Gittinger
Baker Simmons
Edwin
Towa
Greenfisid
Brief Bits of Local Life and Wit from a Past Era
A compact, somewhat frail column of assorted maxims, jokes, aphorisms, and social references. It mixes quips about debt, work, and self-made men with playful scenes and dialect humor. The piece reflects early 20th century local humor and cultural observations in short, portable vignettes.
News of the Churches at New Market Reopens
The Methodist Episcopal church of New Market resumes services starting Sunday September 27 with a Love Feast at 9 30 a m Rev L B Wilson district presiding elder preaches at 10 20 a m A long service at 7 p m led by Rev C O Marriott followed by an address by Rev L B Wilson at 7 33 p m The church is noted as one of Maryland’s oldest Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Market
L. B. Wilson
C. O. Marriott
New Market Church
Yast
Maryland
WED L N BONDS OF WEDLOCK CHURCH WEDDING THIS MORNING
Miss Norma Bennett, daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Bennett, and Mr C Reuben Landis, son of jeweller Mr A G Landis, were married at 8 oclock in Evangelical Lutheran church by Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman. The couple left for Atlantic City Philadelphia and New York and will reside in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Bennett
John H. Bannett
Misa Jessie Bennett
Frank Bentz
Harry J. Bennett
William H. Brangle
Edward Bentz
William O. Finctt
Frederick
Bosley—Cassell
Ethelbert Stanton Bosley
Towson
Julia Lucretia~Cassell
Thurmont
Charles BE. Onseell
Ernest Mofill
Episcope Church
E. Winthrop Easley
Paris
George William Thomas
Elizabeth Thomas
Adamstown
Gertrude Edith Glade
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Ia
St. Luke’s Church
Misa Glade
COURTY CORRESPONDENCE NEW MARKET NOTES
Courty news from New Market and Monrovia lists residents visiting relatives, returns from trips, and local social visits. Elizabeth Griffith, Mrs. Collins, Miss Reich, Kate D Fox, M E K Balthis, Sophia Hendrickson, Mamie Young, Mervhall Lindesy, Annie Swomley, and others are noted with moves or visits. Isidor Bayner announces candidacy for the United States Senate.
Week's Record in the Oshes of the Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued in Frederick County during the week ended September 33, 1908. Deeds convey land to multiple grantees. extensive list includes parcels in New Market, Frederick, and Braddock. Marriage licenses issued to pairs from Towson, Frederick, Braddock, Baltimore, Harrisburg, and other towns. Orphans' Court actions include administer ship appointments, probate of wills, guardianships, and inventories. The Circuit Court convened at 9:30 with Judge McSherry and Judge Motter. Knabe Manufacturing v Wilcoxon case heard regarding piano notes and commissions. A runaway bay horse incident on East All Saints Street is noted, with damages to harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Pryor
Martin V. Brottlemyer
Margaret Kolb
Mary A. Kolb
Thomas O. White
Haldah A. White
H. Gordon Strong
B. F. Duvall
Gore
Ida. J. Cronenburg
Henry G. Strong
Wm. G. Sigamund
Uriah Ae
John
Newman
T. M. Biser
Ellen Phoebus
Mary
New Market
Charles B. Joy
John H. Myers
Marion Faubdle
Thomas Batts
Sarah J. Kemp
E. H. Whitler
Frederick
Cornelius Zimmerman
Wm. D. M. Zimmerman
Leonard O. Harbaugh
Annie
Elizabeth B. Harbaugh
Bertie M. Falmer
Braddock
James W. Pledge
Seon Fortney
Baltimore City
George Thomas Starner
Myrtle M. Pearrell
Brundswick
John W. Renneberg
Susie M. Fisher
Harmony
Joseph Nopinger
Harrisburg
Cora Mae Gatreil
Mt. Airy
John L. Spigle
Rosnoke
Florence M. Fidler
Salem
Allen G. Dorsey
Motter’s Station
Berthe M. Keilholtz
Rocky Ridge
Charles BR. Landis
Norris Bennett
George William Thomas
Gertrude Earth Ginde
Adamstown
Ellen Kaas
Martin J. Kaas
Arina D. Ramsburg
Elmer E. Ramsburg
Alva
Ramsburg
Willard C. Keller
Mary L. Markell
Birdie E. Royer
John T. Royer
Gabe T. Royer
Hazel G. "Royer
Ellen Kane
Martin J. Kase
Ellen Kaae
Tnvestories Peraonal Property
Willard O. Keller
Circuit Court
James McSherry
Motter
Knave Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
Harry E. Wilcoton
Piano Company
Cours
Horace Zacharias
All Saints’ Street
All Saints’ Acroee Market
Golle
Market Quotations and Local Notices From The Local Mart
The Mountain City Mill lists corn at 2.55 per barrel and shelled at 0.57 per bushel, wheat No 3 red at 0.74, steamer 0.70 per bushel, and oats at 0.40 per bushel. Meanwhile the Sick diss Gnariott Baer at the Home for the Aged remains ill, with Mr Jae Gittlager and Miss Mary B. Gittinger improving and able to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Gnariott Baer
Jae. Gittlager
Mary EB. Gittinger
Attorneys employed in Mack Manufacturing contract dispute
Attorneys Urner and Urner were hired to represent Mack Manufacturing in the South Market street paying contract matter. They will investigate and decide on court action within a few days after Mr. Richmond returns to Frederick. John T. L. Clarkson, bidder from Hagerstown, disputed reports that only Mears Fritchay would bond. Clarkson and Connor agreed to bond within six days or forfeit $260. Plowing on East Church Street began with ten horses and a large plow to prepare the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Urner & Urner
Mack Manufacturing Company
South Market Street
Hammond Urner
Richmond
Mack Company
Philadelphia
Frederick
John TL. Clarkson
Hagerstown
Clarkson
Mears
Fritchay
Mrs Z James Gittinger Dies at Home in East Patrick Street
Mrs Mary Mantz Gittinger died suddenly at 11 40 this morning at her home on East Patrick street in her seventy third year. She was born in the county and lived here all her life. Survived by husband Z James Gittinger and seven children including Emme BR Mary E A Bate Albert George M and J Howard Gittinger of Baltimore Charles R Gittinger of Baltimore. Two sisters Mrs F T Rhodes and Mrs L M Rogers and one brother Ezra Mantz. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Z. James Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Gittinger
Gideon Mantz
Deaths and Obituaries from Wollaville and Montgomery County
Lindley M Huggins Baltimore politician and lawyer dies at 41 in Wollaville Ohio county heart trouble after moving for health. remains to Baltimore 2418 Paul Street. funeral tomorrow. interment Greenmeadows Cemetery. survived by widow son mother sister and brother. James G Cashell Montgomery county leading resident dies at Ashland near Avery in 65th year after months with dropsy. owned Ashland farm of 532 acres. descendant of James Onabell. leaves widow by second marriage. William Metz 75 retired farmer dies suddenly of paralysis at son Thomas Metz’s Baltimore home. survived by daughter Mrs Grace Talley and six sons. funeral Thursday 2:30. interment Reistertown. Walking Match Arthur McClelland and Rexbers Thomas, both known in city, complete walking from Cemetery Hill to Beockytown and back in 2 hours 2 minutes. timer Wilfard Markey. City Opera House Will B Myers Stock Company performs The Moonshiners at City Opera House to fair audience. tonight A Ragged Hero to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Huggins
Lindley M. Huggins
Baltimore City
Wollavills
Ohia County
Wolfeville
Baltimore
Paul Street
E. Madison Mitchell
Greenmeans Cemetery
Haggins
Mary A. Huggins
Hamelins Huggins
Elwood Huggins
California
James G. Cashell
Montgomery County
Ashland
Avery
Osahell
Dropay
Cashell
Portheast
Rockville
James Onabell
Ireland
Illlam Metz
William Metz
Thomas L. Metz
East Monument Street
Reistertown
Arthur McClelland
Rexbers Thomas
Cemetery Hill
Bockeyatown
Thourand
Cack
Wilfard Markey
121,986 go HA BLOTS: Gaoltal soak paid in
Surplus fund of 200,000 00 Widea Prats, leva axpene and taxes paid. 63,075 11 National Bank notes outstanding. Due to other National Banks, Due to State Banke and $6945 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
State Banke
Funerals for Harry Larkins and Alice Hall Held
Funeral services were held for Harry Larkins age 29 at Asbury church with Masonic honors in Lancaster and this city after dying of consumption. Alice Hall 35 died in Philadelphia and her funeral in laboring bonus cemetery followed services at East Fifth Street with Rev J W Wagoner officiating. General Douglas 111 is critically ill at his Hagerstown home, former Confederate Army officer and longtime Maryland bar member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Larkins
Sandsy
Grayson Larkins
West All Sainte Street
Asbury Church
T.O. Carroll
Anthony King
Charles ‘Goins
Charles Holland
Masonic Order
Charles Walker
Frank Holland
Wilson Scott
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Alice Hall
Philadelphia
Dorsey
Roberson
East Fifth Street
J. W. Wagoner
Newton’ Waters
Geo. Washington
Hiram Plater
Albert Wise
Jerry Barnes
Hiram Hall
Laboring Bonus’ Cemetery
A.T Rice & Sons
Douglas
H. Kyd Douglas
Potomac Avenue
Hagerstown
Stonewall Jackson
Washington County
Maryland
Local business notices offer apples and chocolates for sale
Local advertisement lists 10000 bushels of good apples from Brianzt and Hjort and promotes Bugierra mixed chocolates Ars all to the Good at Williamon TM L. E. Mullinix with a claim of the largest assortment of fine bugs in carpets and new rug exercitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brianzt & Hjort
Bugierra
Williameon
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Sermensa
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Sevier
King's Mountain
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Zane Hayne
Beaufort District
South Carolina
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Liberty
Aehting
Ommodore
Oliver Hazard Perry
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Isle of Trinidad
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Tax News
W. L. Moons
The
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Marthe Winsburg
Allen Rohrback
A. Woodward
Besant & Knott Huyler
Neidig & Miller Bank
Frederick County National Bank Taallor
D. Dan'l. Crimmina
Wigg
Skionom
Ron
Eben
Prascher
Joan
News OF the Churches
Old Harper
Lesen
Jan Gamines
Louis Ner
Mice Norms
Bennett
Ig. U. Heuben Landis
Jutta Caseel
Spigle
A. O. Cronise
O Cronise
John L. Spigie
Roanoke
Misa Mary M. Orontse
J. A. Asper
Lew Town
Spigie
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Oceana Grove
Spigis
Norfolk and Western B. 8. Co
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Courty
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J. M. Wood
Collins
Trendis
Kate D. Fox
M. EK. Balthis
Eesa Ve
Sophia Hendrickson
Mountain Lake Park
Monrovia
Mamie Young
Harper's Ferry
Mary Nikirk
Mervhall Lindesy
John Mason
Old Fellows
Rudnell Friszel
Catonsville
Lewis Meyer
Balti Amore
Jacob Shawbaker, Jr
Naans Reich
Mettie Crawford
Ijama- Fille
Harry Swomby
Bring & Store
J.M. Birely
Birely
Palace of Music
Examiner
Boilaing
Market Atresta
Raynet
Isidor Bayner
United Satea Senate
Michael Kennedy
B. H. Blackston
Michael
Shafer L. Rhoads
Mr. Titchmond
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
Z. James Gittingk
City Opera House
Will B. Myers Stock Company
Virginia
Citizens’ National Bank
Areport
OF the Citizens
National Banerick
Neprembe
John Hendrickson
Lawae
Drapery
Drapers, &O
Black, Co
Cad
G. Zoumentan
G. Zimmerman
Ravers Thomas
WN. P
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Geo. Wal
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Jony Hexopnoxson
P.S
Neidig & Miller
NEI & Miller
Atore
Coods
Clinton E. Main
Alain
Clinton Graduate Pharmacist
City Hotel Grill
ITV Hotel
Huyler
Ak ‘Williamaon
Mior A
West Patrick Areet
Theo Heylor
Williamson's
Mount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wildwood Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Eail
F. B. Sappington
Ison
B. Maspirgtor
New Maryland
W .Ting
Hanason
Mapufacturer
George
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Bons
A .I, Rice & Bons
North Market Bireet
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas FP
Bob
East Fourth
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Hay
Carro Streets
Eledit
Hull & Reich
Stationery
Highland Linen
Bea
Hurleut
America
North Market
Milldawiya
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Fox
Nore
City
Masonic Temple
Vidawiy
Skopancs
Sedewig
Taberpacle
Tabernecks
B, Oline
Carpetané Pariter
L. E. Mullinix
L. BE. Mullinix
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