Purely Personal Notices From Local Visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Tae Misses Williamson Court Square are spending the day in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bartgis of Baltimore are visiting friends in this city. Mr. S. A. Trundle of Liberty is spending the days with friends in Frederick. Mr. James E. Walker Weat Patrick street is spending the day in Baltimore on business. Mr. J. B. R. Wood East Second street is spending the day in Brunswick on business. Mrs. Joseph D. Baker and Mr. Holmes D. Baker East Church street left this morning for New York. Mrs. John Howard Dewhert of Chambersburg Pa is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Price this city. Miss Elsie Snider of Plane No. 4 and Mr. Benedict Snider of Ridgeville were the guests of Mrs. Chas. Poole Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Price of Lincoln Nebraska, Mrs. Aus Stewart of Wayneboro Pa, and Mrs. Samuel Martin of Hagerstown Md are guests of Mr. J. E. Price Mont Riant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Williamson
Court Square
Baltimore
C. C. Bartgis
S. A. Trundle
Liberty
Frederick
James E. Walker
Weat
Patrick Street
J. BE. R. Wood
East Second Street
Brunswick
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
East Church Street
New York
John Howard Dewhert
Chambersburg
J.B. Price
Elsie Snider
Plane No. 4
Benedict Snider
Ridgeville
Chas. Poole
Charlee Price
Lincoln
Nebraska
Aus Stewart
Wayneaboro
Samuel Martin
Hageratown
J. E. Price
Mont Riant
Fragments of Local Items and Folk Sayings
Brief bits showcase seasonal notes and general interest lines. Read as a snapshot of small items and quips from the era, including weather musings and quirky phrases.
Newspaper Office Robbery at Myersville Reported
The Monitor printing office in Myersville was broken into between 2 and 3 this morning and a little over $2 stolen from the safe. The safe key was left in the door. Desks were searched but no other valuables taken. Entry was via the engine room and a small window. The thieves appear familiar with the building, which houses Fleck, Gaver & Co. bank, robbed earlier Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor
Myersville
Bank of Fleck, Gaver & Co
Funerals for Susan Makell and Cyrus H. Doub Scheduled
The funeral of Susan Makell colored took place yesterday at 3 from Asbury church with Rev. George D. Pinkney and Rev. M. G. Lee officiating. Pallbearers included George Sewell and Wesley Henderson. Interment at Laboring Son's cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. Cyrus H. Doub formerly of Middletown will arrive from Littleton, Colorado tomorrow afternoon by B&O Railroad at 2:05 and be taken to his father's Middletown residence. Lutheran church services in Middletown set for Friday at 7 p.m., not Thursday as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Makell
Asbury Church
George D. Pinkney
M. G. Lee
George Sewell
Wesley Henderson
Leaven Leakina
Charles H. Carroll
Alexander Davis
George Lyles
Laboring Son’s Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Cyrus H. Doub
Middletown
Littleton
Colorado
Lutheran Church
Market Quotations and Trade Note from Tie Local Mart
Mx 3 5 W Hargett provides today’s market quotai ons with corn per barrel 2 60 shelled corn 50 canta per bushel wheat No 2 red 67 steamer 58 rejected 50 cents per bushel hay 812 to 14 per ton printers ink touted as fertilizer for trade field and newspapers as best spreaders Ta Nuws praised as beat grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hargett
Rocky Mountain Vision From The Desert Plain
Mrs. O. F. Dorsey of Washington D C writes from Nevada during a California trip describing the stark Rocky Mountain landscape. She details desolate sagebrush flats, ash heap peaks, a blue mountain horizon, and a high elevation train journey past Promontory and Salt Lake, conveying awe at the peaks and the rarefied air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
O. F. Dorsey
Washington, D. C
Tas News
California
Nevada
Eden
Bine Salt Lake
Journey Through the Nevada Range and Prairie Tale
A travelogue aboard a train describes snow crowned ranges, green valleys with poplars and willows, and distant towns. The narrative humorously notes locals, compares eastern and western views, and ends with a plea to trust Western tales and learn from direct observation.
Eastern Stars Flourishing at tenth triennial convention
The tenth triennial convention of the Order of the Eastern Star opened in Detroit at the Masonic Temple. Hattie E. Ewing and Nathaniel A. Gearhart reported a flourishing order with about 218,000 members, 35 state grand chapters and two independent chapters. Finances were strong, with about 25,000 in the treasury after disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Detroit
Mich
Hattie E. Ewing
Orange
Mass
Nathaniel A. Gearhart
Tennessee
Arizona
Georgia
Alabama
Nebraska Visitors Bring Notable McGinnis Family to Motter's
The McGinnis family from Nebraska toured Maryland last week visiting Motter's in this county. Mr Frank McGinnis his wife and their children Alice Margaret and Frank are praised as people of first class attainment and the visit is described as memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
M. ¥. Sayler
Motter’s
McGinnis
Frank McGinnis
Alice
Margaret
Frank
Maryland
Initiation at Frederick Council No 1190 Royal Arcanum
Frederick Council No 1190 Royal Arcanum held a well attended meeting with one candidate introduced and initiated bringing total initiates to twelve for the quarter. Several communications from the Supreme and Grand Council praised the council for its work during the heated term and noted pending applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
City Improves Gutters and Walks on Streets
Workmen repair gutters at Market and Highth streets to curb water backing into cellars and fix the cinder walk from East Patrick street to the corporation limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Highth Streets
East Patrick Street
Republican Meeting At Park Hotel Addresses Delivered
A Republican club meeting was held at the club headquarters Park Hotel last night with Charles E. Saylor presiding Oscar Rosa of Baltimore Major B. Y. Goldsbrough and T. M. Biser delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Park Hotel
Charles E. Saylor
Oscar Rosa
Baltimore
B. Y. Goldsborough
T. M. Biser
Democratic Headquarters Leased for West Patrick Site
The executive committee of the Democratic central committee has leased the building at West Patrick street and Brewery alley. Headquarters are to open Saturday evening after the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
West Patrick Street
Brewery Alley
A Queer Egg from Elkridge Hen
George Zink of Elkridge Maryland reports a hen laid a strange egg featuring two eyes connected as Siamese twin like structures. Local curiosity grows as this oddity attracts attention from neighbors and poultry enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zink
Elkridge
Circuit Court Sentences Five to Penitentiary in Assault and Train Wiring Cases
The circuit court sentenced George W Pittman to five years for assault with intent to murder. George Weivel drew eight years for attempted wrecking of an interstate train. Richard Potts got 30 days in jail for assault and battery. Patrick Murphy received six months in the House of Correction. Sadie Russell was released on good behavior after pleading guilty to keeping a bawdy house. Philips and Wineberry were convicted for separate cases, with Philips getting six years and Wineberry four. The court adjourned with wrestling case to be heard next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pittman Gete
Geo. Welvel
Robert Phillips
Richard Wineberry
House of Correction
McSherry
Motter
George W. Pittman
Henry Turner
George Weival
F.M. Faubel
Weivel
Richard Potts
J. W. Gaver
Potts
Patrick Murphy
John Davis
Harp & Etchison
Murphy
Sadie Russell
John Wood
Rash Lee
Margaret James
Traverser
Seasion of Cours
Pleasant Outing on Electric Road Delights Fifty Travelers
A party of fifty, chaperoned by Mary Jane, enjoyed a perfect September afternoon ride along the electric road. The group viewed Middletown Valley and distant hills, watched farmers harvest, visited a garden, and returned for a country supper at Daniel Smith’s homestead. Mary Jane will chaperone a final tea party next Tuesday at Alkersville Hotel Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Middletown
Old South Mountain
Harper's Ferry
Fredjerick
Linganore
Myersville
Magickare Wolf
Daniel Smith
Braddock
Alkersville
Cramer
Engineman killed near Martinsburg in accident
Frederick E Flora engineman on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad aged about 40 was killed Sunday near Magnolia Martinsburg West Virginia after alighting from a helper engine and tripping on a wire. His left arm was crushed and he bled to death before a surgeon arrived. Survived by his wife Miss Ids Hine Rohrereville and four children. Body taken to Kesdysville and buried at Locust Grove with Rev. A A Berlin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Flora
Magnolia
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
Ids Hine Rohrereville
Kesdysville
Locust Grove
Berlin
Roanoke College Opens 40th Session at Salem
Roanoke College in Salem Virginia opened its 40th session on Wednesday the 18th with a large attendance of old and new students from many states and countries. Eight new enrollees come from Maryland and four Koreans including H I H Prince Baiwha son of the Korean emperor. Many new students pursue regular graduation courses. The faculty are encouraged by enrollment and student character, signaling a strong year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roancks
Roanoke College
Salem
Maryland
H. I
H. Prince
Baiwha
Korea
Thea
Frederick District Missions Meeting Opens Tonight
The Frederick District of the Baltimore Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society begins its annual meeting at the M E church with Mrs W Gallagher of Washington delivering the address at 745 pm. The public is invited. The midweek service resumes at Evangelical Lutheran chapel at 720 pm. A missionary service is planned at Pleasant Hill Union chapel next Sunday evening September 29 at 730 pm with an address by Prof Harry of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Frederick
Meeting of Executive Committee of the Mary ne State Firemen
The executive committee met at City Hotel last night to outline the policy for the coming year. The secretary was authorized to print several Journal copies for state distribution. Present were Dr Lloyd T. Macgill Jr president A H Lohmner Charles J Herrick M Jones C J Hemmick Westminster John H Oucingram W M Crimmins secretary H R B Heck treasurer Dr Baward Nelson with music following adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryne State Firemen’s Association
City
Modieon
Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr
A. H. Lohmner
Salisbury
Charles J. Herrick
Cumberland
M. Jones
Annapolis
C. J. Hemmick
Baltimore
John H. Oucningram
Westminster
W. M. Crimmins
H. R B. Heck
Baward Nelson
Survey of Three Routes for Washington Westminster Gettysburg Railway
Surveyors for the Washington Westminster and Gettys burg Railway Company report completing one route from Washington to Gettysburg via Redland and Laytonsville. They have begun a second route from Washington Grove via Damascus. A third route will be surveyed to determine the most practical option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Big Catch on Potomac River Wildlife Trip
A fishing party led by William Mooney and OC H Laird of Washington fished at Tuscarora in the county on the Potomac Saturday and landed sixty fine bags. Dr Madison Nelson and Albert Ritchie reported ten fine bass caught along the Potomac yesterday, the largest weighing over two pounds. Montgomery County farm in Gaithersburg district sold to Mesare Francis and Levin Fraley for 13500 dollars. Ladies urged to use Syrup of Figs, California Fig Syrup Co branding noted for genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mooney
OC. H. Laird
Washington
Tuscarora
Potomac River
Madison Nelson
Albert Ritchie
Potomac
Montgomery County
Timothy Osvanagh
Gaithersburg
Mesare
Francis and Levin Fraley
Local Frederick notices mix of sales and society items
A collage of brief items lists theater food phrases Sings of a barber sale at 119 West Patrick Street and various dinners. It notes a Frederick Art Club meeting for September 26 with rain date September 27, plus dressmaking and medical ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
F. W. Dovt
Frederick's Exclusive Carpet House and Wall Paper Store ad
Detailing exclusive designs by William Campbell Co acknowledged leaders in novelties. They are viewable only at our store with a large wall paper stock in the city. See the north window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Campbell Co
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Anata
Spat
Ethan Alten
Fehria Dorothea Hemans
Liverpool
Marchal Macdonald
Napoleon
Duke of
Tarentum
Courtelles
France
Goone Steers
America
Outram
Havelock
Lucknow
Paris
George Murray Humphrey
London
Wii
Jared B. Flags
New York City
Weo
John M. Palmer
Nlincig
Springfield
Peking
P.be
Washinatog
Taz News
Thursdey
Briak
W. J. Moors
Weather Bureau
Bert
Fents
Chas. K. Shaft
Ene Doll's
Neidig & Miller
Ohn Hendrickson
Allen Rohrback
Rodock & Co
Tommy
Philadelphia Record
Newspapre
Pacific
Mrs. Dorsay
Oux
Tom Neat
Grassia
George Washington
the Circuit Court
Myereville
Sohn Hendricsson
Telannowes
Worthy
Thin Department
Itea
Nzidie & Wanter
Nao & Maze
Clinton
Main
Clinton KH. Main
Market St. Frederick County
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Peice
S. B. Sappingtor
Janadawly
North City Hall
Geo,srodook & Co
GEO
Rodock & UC
A. T. Rice
A. D . de Be 2Bue & Done
Frederick CO. Telephone
T. P. Rice
E. Fourth
RICE
Fredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Ublic
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Sandi
Willard
Keller
Auotionsers
Bnook
Lewistown
SRE
Derice Citt
Amd
Dutrow
PLAS
Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Frat
Mzsdawiy B. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Radclif
North Market Str
Prodarick
George A. Gilbert
Idawiy
Nigodemus
Frederick Co
Erie
Shane
Towxsaxy Sport & Sos
Bankers and Brokers
Fayette ST
Oppo
Baltimore, MD
California Fig Syrup Co
Dolva
Doll's
Fair Grounds
Merle Hitcshew
Boteler
Kansas City University
N. Market St
LeFever
Groff’s Park
Mar- Eet
Eaver
L. E. Mulliniz
L. EH. Mullinix
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