Personal notes of visits and travelers in Frederick area
Mireos Margaret and Marie Clingan return from a pleasant visit to Ocean City Maryland. Mrs G Beckenbaugh of Bagertown visits Judge Lynch’s family in the city. Miss Daisy McOffirey of Baltimore visits Minnie E. McCaffrey on West Patrick street. George W. Titus of London county Virginia spends the day with friends in Frederick. Mrs H H Haller of East Third street visiting Washington for several weeks. Mr Ralston Goldaborough on West Patrick Street enters Lehigh University South Bethlehem PA. Mrs Thomas P Rica and daughter on North Market street return after visiting Gettysburg. Mrs Ralph Bowers and Miss Katie Quynn on East Patrick street visit Mrs James Sweet in New Jersey. Miss Florence Thomas of Kensington, DC, returns home after visiting her nephew Wm F Chilton. Mr Barry Miller of North Market street returns from York and Philadelphia business trip. Dr Joshua Yingling of Baltimore visits Mr Charles E Seyler on South Market street and returns. Miss Mae Creager of Walkerville, after Baltimore visit, takes a position with Barnette & Co Aberdeen Harford county representing Armstrong, Cator & Co Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mireos Margaret
Marie Clingan
Ocean City
G. Beckenbaugh
Bagerstown
Judge Lynch
Daisy McOffirey
Baltimore
Minnie E. McCaffrey
West Patrick Street
George W. Titus
Londonn ‘County
Frederick
H. H. Haller
East Third Street
Washington
Ralston Goldaborough
Weat
Patrick Street
Lehigh University
South Bethlehem
Thomas P. Rica
North Market Street
Gettysburg
Ralph Bowers
Katies
Quynn
East Patrick Street
James Sweet
New Jersey
Biss Florence Thomas
Kensington
D. C
Hunt
Mire
Seasonal notes and local notices tease harvest fairs
Brief items announce pumpkin pie ripening and a big pumpkin saved for the largest fair, with remarks on September, autumn, and upcoming agricultural fairs. A meeting of The Owls is set for tonight on South Market Street. The Art Club notes recent Frederick meetings and upcoming officer elections. A cheap publicity note promotes News want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Till & P
Wassisearos
Bemmer
Assault on Miss Hart Echoes in Prince George’s County
A sheriff and several associates are accused in a central Maryland assault case near Braochville. Warrants will be issued for Edward Shea and others, with investigations ongoing by State's Attorney Lewin. Medical exam raised questions, but testimonies from Lucy Hart and others point to alleged events at a location near Hyattsville. The case has drawn county-wide scrutiny and calls for swift legal action. Also, the church plans a 1901 drive to enlist 200,000 members across congregations with ten new converts per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George's County
Leey Hart
Braochvile
Edward Shea
William Shes
Todd Fou
Leo Smith
Sandsy Flat
Conety
Herbert Moffat
Hyattsville
Upper Marlboro
Cass
Shes
Marlboro
Chesapeake Beach
Lawin
Hart
Lucy Hart
Lewin
Methodist Church
James M.thoburn
General Conference
First Methodist
Chicago
W. W. Cooper
Tre Circuit
Auiotk
Mornieg
Carel Jaige
Haymond
J F Eckenrode
Jamson
Wihu
Afr
Jamison
Pampol
Hre
Stiumuns
Worthington
Orme
HYMENRAL TO WED NEAT WEEK IN OCTOBER
Mrs. Margaret L. Myers invites for the wedding of her daughter Ruth Matiids to Edward Nelson Snowffer at St Mark's Lutheran church in Done thig county on Tuesday October 9 at 9 50 in the morning. The couple will reside at home after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret L. Myers
Ruth Matiids
Edward Nelson Snowffer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Donethig County
Stull — Wachter
Clarence B. Stull
Ida M. Wachter
Charlesville
Rine
Theran Parsonage
Wistown
J. A. Asper
Harvest Service at St Pauls Utica Mills and Zion Reformed
Church notices report a harvest service to be held at St Pauls Church Utica Mills next Sunday at 10 00 am by Rev S M Hench Regular service at Zion Reformed Church Charlesville next Sunday at 2 15 pm The sick include Lewis Koogie of West Patrick Street who remains ill after a car barn accident and John Nicholson severely injured and unconscious at Monutern Hospital The Water Street Kindergarten will move to South Market Street on October 1 with Miss Mattie Pope as teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Utica Mills
Rev.s.m- Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Sunnday
Lewis Koogie
Patrick Street
John Nicholson
Monuterne Hospital
Water Street
South Market Street
Mattie Pope
Canal Decline Halts Traffic on Chewpeake and Ohio Canal
The canal water level is falling daily, disrupting navigation as boats are detained on upper reaches and unable to proceed. Authorities report lower depths threaten continued transit and require swift action to restore passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewpeake and Ohio Canal
Talbot County News Highlights and Local Incidents
The report covers a range of local items including the Seventh Annual Convention of the Talbot County Carissian Endeavor Union in Easton, Henry Lewit purchasing land from the Mitchell estate, farmer Smits of Allegany County, Dr. H. H. Meissner the state veterinarian, and various accidents and community notes. Also noted are peach prices improving, a Reading Railroad wreck with three railroad workers killed, Rev. J. D. Rayfield’s new pastorate, and the death of 14 year old David M. Hager from acid poisoning at Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lakin
Goonsboro
Reading Railroad
Maryland
J.D . Rayfield
Germantown
Travilab
Montgomery County
Upper Seneca Church
David M. Hager
Cumberland No Mill
Charles Hager
Farmer Daniel Honot Missing After Evening Ride near Pandasville
Panic grips Washington county as prominent farmer Daniel Honot vanishes after leaving Robert Wilson’s home Monday night. Search parties roam rural lanes while locals fear robbery tied to his cash holdings. Nearby Himes residence had been robbed recently of 500 dollars in cash and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandasville
Washington County
Daniel Honot
Robert Wilson
Houpt
Wilson Place
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Honotia
Daniel Himes
Hanover agricultural fair opens with strong attendance
Hanover air opened as the Hanover Agricultural Society began its fair yesterday. It promises to be the most successful in the society’s history with large varied exhibits in lumber, machinery, grain, and seedhouse. The horse show is smaller but creditable while cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry displays attract many visitors. M S Barkier of New Midway features Dorset sheep and imports with harps as curiosities amid a record poultry display.
Great Homing Flights at Hagerstown Fair October 17
Great preparations mark a homing pigeon flight to be held at the Hagerstown Fair on October 17 with entries from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Nearly 1 000 birds from Washington are entered and the liberation will take place in front of the grandstand with New York birds released first followed by Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Each city’s winner receives a medal and seconds and thirds receive diplomas. A Washington county exclusive flight is also planned and birds will be liberated from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Fair
Newark
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Harvey
Edward Schmid
New York
The
Fair Association
Washington County
Farmers Banking and Trust Company Directors Named
The stockholders of the Farmers' Banking and Trust Company of Montgomery County met yesterday at Senator Wm. Viers Boulc's office. Samuel L. Phillips served as chairman and Dr. James E. Deets as secretary. Twelve directors for one year were chosen: Samuel L. Phillips, Wm. Viers Bonic, James E. Deets, Edward Wootton, Arthur Williams, Harry Griffith, Wm. Wallace Welsh, Horace D. Waters, Les Offatt, William Dorsey, Edward C. Peter of Montgomery, and John Joy Edson of Washington City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dorsey
Edward C. Peter
Montgomery
John Joy Edson
Washington City
Taneytown Republicans organize Roosevelters Club
A McKinley Roosevelters and Blakeney Republics Club was formed in Taneytown with fifty six members at the first meeting. Elected officers include President Dr. George T. Motter First Vice President Thomas D. Thomson Second Vice President C Guppager Secretary Dr FH Seles Treasurer Stanley Reaver and Sergeant at Arms B S Miller. George BR Gaither Jr of Baltimore will address the club on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
George T. Motter
Thomas D. Thomson
C . Guppager
FH. Seles
Stanley ©. Reaver
B. S. Miller
George BR. Gaither, Jr
Baltimore
Local Teachers Meet at Walkeraville to Elect Officers
The Local Teachers Association formerly at Lewistown will hold the next meeting in the public school building at Walkeraville on Saturday September 23 at 2 p.m. Officers will be elected and programs for the next two meetings arranged. All county teachers invited. Important matters will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Association
Lewistown
Walkeraville
California Fig Syrup Co Ad Claim Safe Use by Ladies
An advertisement extols the pleasant effects and safety of Syrup of Figs for women under all conditions. It instructs to obtain the free and genuine article by looking for the California Fig Syrup Co name on the package and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrep Co
Gale
Gorman Foresees Narrow Bryan Victory Hint
Former Senator Gorman voiced cautious optimism for Bryan, noting a wavelike campaign pattern and a drift toward the Democrats. He said Gold Democrats lean toward the ticket, while wealthy corporate leaders stay away, and New York Democrats express confidence Bryan will win.
Death of Hardy Rohrback at age 11 in Locust Valley
The death of Hardy Sylvester Rohrback 11 from consumption occurred at his brother’s home in Compton Virginia on September 22. He leaves parents five brothers and a sister. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm in Compton Virginia with interment in the M E cemetery. Annie E Tyler died in Berryville North Carolina September 25. She was daughter of the late Rev Strobel and sister of Mrs Levy. The notice includes local advertising and market quotes for corn wheat and hay from J B W Hargett’s market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Rohrback
Hardy Sylvester Rohrback
Otho Rohrbeck
Locust Valley
Martin Rohrback
Compton
Theodore
Baltimore
Martin
George
Charlee
Arthur
Alberta
Bis
M. E
Tyler
Annie E. Tyler
Berry- Ville
Assassination Trial and Death Sentences Reported
Danes Howare Wa found guilty as the principal in an assassination, facing a death sentence. Felix ar chand, a Quebec preacher, died recently. A dog’s funeral described. a local postmaster’s pension and a third-class station raise noted with a $1,000 bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawbel
Local School Plans and Community Notices in Frederick
The Frederick Female Public School will open October 1 while awaiting new building on Church Street. Until then, grades 1–3 meet at Evangenohical Reformed church room and older grades at the Sandsy school room of the Lutheran church, with access via Market Street. Also listed: oyster market ads, dancing classes at Independent Hall, Ballenger District meeting on Sept 28, and various local notices including tailoring services and medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Frevern
Frederick
Church Street
Evangenohical Reformed Church
Dsb
Sandsy
Lutharin
S Ersk&aim
L. Bosirrz
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Acre
Orl Et
Bowen
W. L. Moone
Weather Bureau
smeEcassens On Te
Souls
B. Bosenour & Sons
M.5
McDaniel
Monarch Book Co
Mattia Pope
P. S. Holbraner
E.L. Boblitz
Secr
Doll’s
Wan! 2 Sporting Goods
Central Hardware Co
John Hendrickson
Weidig & Miller
Mae Creager
Barnette & Co
Aberdeen
Harford County
Armstrong, Cator & Co
Baltinore
Frederick Art
Jowadbys
Hymenral
Max
Hans Schweder
Monterue Hospital
Schweder
Baltimore Journal
Sonntags-Post
Dudley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
News OF the Churches
Hanover Air
Aveert
Gorman
Bryan
Hhis
Mart. My. J. B. W. Hargett
Ulilty
Quebec
Demtak Mestre
Felix “Archand
Preocher
Lay
Ec. Wrigot
Lac
Haise Branetich Pissontier
Brunewick
Norfolk Fish and Oyster Market
Houstonsr
Callon
M. W. Rircuse
Frederick, Md
Ballenger
Rengaville
Sohn H. Brown
George W. Burkhart
Albert B. Castle
P. L. Hargett
W.H. Marry
John E. Phleeger
Maurice H. Rhoderick
Harry E. Zimmerman
G. W. Strayer
Bockeystown
Europe
Wade
Butler
East Church Street
Wm. C. Bateler
N. Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Nisgars Falls
Vis B. & O
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Camden
Wick
Hagerstown
Es Sepepeste
Harpers Ferry
Buffalo
Rochester
Geneva
Watking Glen
Mauch Chaack
Toronto
Thousand Islands
L. BE. Mulliniz
L. ¥. Mullinex
John Hendrickss
BHP
Akabian
Joan Hieromioxeoxr
P.S
Neidig & Miller
Nedig & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Nao & Mauss
N. Market
Clinton E. BF
Isanogle & Wagaman
Basoglee & Wagaman
Isanogle & Wagama
F. B. Sappington
Hamber
Randsome
B. Sappington
Carpeta
Brooéels
Tate and Rag
New Haye
Iritain Art
Oli Cleo
Whask Priser
Huey Ty
EU. S.rudoua Ait
A. Ty Cisce & Soxs
Ghairi
Rire
Rly Tideu
F. V. Stars
J. Heisely Bellee
del Ret
Carteret ST. Frederick, MD
Ceresville Flour
CERES
Sheiner
Floor Gand
Sandis Bland
Potomac River
Ita
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrick ST
Biser
W. Church Street
Janel79dly P. Stewart P. Dean Dentist
Norta Market Street
Nicodemus
Norta Market
wQeesaiz
Frederica
Bables P. Levy
C. V
Levy, Otlee
Cosrt
Strathaga
Promet
Rane
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