Purely Personal Notices Include Local Travels and Visits
Mrs. L. M. Rogers returns from Martinsburg West Virginia while Miss Ellen Collins of Libertytown visits Miss Ella M. Tucker. Misses Sabina Beckley and Adelaide Smallwood travel in Washington and Baltimore. Albert C. Ebart under Dr Caler care at Johns Hopkins returns home. Mrs. W. Roderick Dorsey of Baltimore visits Court Square then goes home. Mrs. Geo. W. Wright of Baltimore visits her mother on South Market Street. Margaret Carney of Norfolk returns after accompanying Hon. M. J. Grave and family to Atlantic City and the Pan American Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Rogers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ellen Collins
Libertytown
Ella M. Tucker
Sabina Beckley
Adelaide Smallwood
Washington
Baltimore
Albert C. Ebart
Caler
John Hopkins University
W. Roderick Dorsey
Arthur Potts
Court Square
Geo. W. Wright
Broad Bang
Sautra
Font
South Market Street
Margaret Carney
Norfolk
Hon. M. J. Grave
Atlantic City
Freder ick fair and local diversions headline brief
Brief items report the upcoming Freder ick fair, watermelon jokes, fox hunters pruning hounds, hash money pun, Maude at a box party, October church suppers, and rural shoozing work silences a reporter's laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maude
Engagements and weddings announced in local notices
Mr and Mrs M B Michael of Doubs announce the marriage of their daughter Annie Albertine to Mr Charles Dodridge Hickman with the ceremony at the bride’s home on Wednesday October 2 at 1 80 o clock Mr and Mrs Byron S Dorsey of Mt Airy announce the engagement of their daughter Etta to Mr R Charles Parker Glover of New York with the wedding planned for late October John Shank of Freedom Township and Mrs Annie A Lohr of Graceham were married at Gettysburg September 17 by Rev T J Barkley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Doubs
Annie Albertine
Charles Dodridge Hickman
Byron S. Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Etta
R Charles Parker Glover
New York
Smash—Lobr
John Shank
Freedom Township
Annie A. Lohr
Graceham
Gettysburg
T. J. Barkiey
National Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America elects officers
The twenty first biennial session met in Buffalo New York. Reports show the order healthy and growing with per capita tax cut from ten to seven cents. Elected national officers include President A J Colburn Pennsylvania and Vice President Edward A Dean New York. Next annual meeting set for Baltimore with officers from several states including Pennsylvania New Jersey Indiana Ohio Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Sons of America
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Buffalo
N.Y
A. J. Colburn
Pennsylvania
Edward A. Dean
New York
William H. Tilton
New Jersey
F. B. Steas
F. P. Spiess
Charles H. Steel
D. E H. Rapley
Samuel D. Symmes
Indiana
John L. Dill
Ohio
George J. Schoaser
Colorado
Baltimore
Essenic Order Elects Officers in Cincinnati
The Supreme Senate of the Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order in Cincinnati elected two-year officers for 1903 1905. Officials include Supreme senator B S Bartiow Hamilton Ohio senior geneschal W A McClelland New Orleans junior seneschal B Marsh Altoona Pa sacerdos H S Baxter Havenhill Ma secretary H T Rockey Lancaster Ohio treasurer Aaron McNeill Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essenic Order
Supreme Senate of the Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order
Cincinnati
Bartiow
Hamilton
Geneschal
W. A. McClelland
New Orleans
B. ¥. Marsh
Altoona
Sacerdos
Baxter
Havenhill
Mass
H. T. Rockey
Lancaster
Aaron McNeill
Local Mart Market Quotas For Today
Mr J E W Bargsts quotes corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled corn 50 cents per bushel No2 red wheat 66 cents steamer 58 cents rejected 5 cents per bushel hay range 812 to 34 dollars per ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Bargsts
Wiestling will case opens with claims of mental incapacity
In circuit court this morning the Wiestling will case began as caveators allege testatrix Maria K Wrestling was not of sound mind or free of undue influence when she made the December 1893 will. Plaintiffs plan to prove paralysis, isolation, poor surroundings, and political and religious biases biased against her relatives. The defense contends Wrestling acted knowingly, with no undue influence, and that Frank Norwood benefited under prior wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maria HK. Wiestling
Wiestling
Miss Maria EK
Wrestling
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Congregational Home
Sooty
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Tract Society
Emily F. Anders
Frederick County
Samuel K. Gallender
Hanicsburg
Anns M. Wiestling
Mont Alto
Messrs
Lassie Cramer
Vernon Silence
George Baumgardner
First National Bank
Wm. H. Wagner
Hanson
Samuel
Jeremiah Wagner
Amelia J. Anders
Testatrix
Abe
Thomas O. Fox
Thomas W. Eyler
Peter E. Bussard
Henry A. Valentine
Charles O. Easterday
Frank O. F. Bond
Reuben Saylor
Thomas H. Gaither
Adam H. H. Flanigan
James L. Green
Samuel J. Huffer
Baward S. Hargstt
Mr. Hammond Urner
Maria K. Welstling
Maria K. Wreatling
Urner
Kane
Miss Wiedling
Miss Wiestling
Dr. Wagner
Bryan
Miss Wrestling
Bryan Becan
Wm. P. Manisby
Thecavatee
Mann EK. Wrestling
Mr. Maulsby
Misa Wrestling
George Whestling
Chicago
Mies
Frank Norwood
F. C. Norwood
Norwoood
Frank 3. Norwood
Anna Wrestling
Maria K. Wrestling
Miss Wriestling
Grayson Stup
Eli G. Haugh
Atocka
Ponds
Will of Elvin Rockwell Admitted in Evidence in Probate Case
Testimony covered the estate of Miss Wiestling with $33 515.57 on bond and attempts to prove John Wagner's will to trace the fortune. Objections succeeded as irrelevant. Wills were signed in the First National Bank directors' room with witnesses J Vernon Silence and Leslie Cramer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Miss Wiestling
First National Bonk
Leslie Cramer
Tyler
Baumgardner
Silence
Norwood
Mr. Norwood
Alsc
Miss Weisthing
Mr. Baumgardner
The Columbia Leads In International Race
Aboard in New York Sept 26 The first America's Cup race between Columbia and Shamrock II began with the start times for Shamrock II and Columbia. Early bulletin showed Columbia ahead by several hundred yards but by noon Shamrock closed the gap and the two yachts were on even terms with light wind. By 12 46 PM Columbia gained a breeze and was slightly ahead as outer mark drew four miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atsiican
Specifl Dispatch
New York
Columbia
Shamrock II
Shamrock
Market with slim attendance and varied produce at fall scene
A cool market morning drew dealers indoors while a rich vegetable supply remained. Prices stretched on peaches and cantaloupe dwindled, quinces ripened, and fruit generally held high. A Freethinkers Congress member from near the city attends Buffalo event. Autumn signs show through Ember days and equinox, while a violent cakewalk fight leads to a jail stay for several men. Montgomery turnpike work nears completion with paving, costing about $30,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch
Literary Society Meetings Are Set Tomorrow
The Belles Gsttres Literary Society will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon. The Clover Leaf Literary will meet tomorrow afternoon for the inauguration of newly elected officers and their addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Gsttres Literary Society
Clover Leaf Literary
Old Pet Tom Eagle Dies After 12 Years on West Fourth Street
Tom, the large and beautiful cat owned by Milton T. Eagle, died yesterday of old age. In twelve years he won many friends among West Fourth street residents and will be sadly missed by admirers and neighbors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Milton T. Eagle
West Fourth Street
Decrease in Public School Expenditures Urged for 1901 03
County examiner Bosnitz reports Frederick County public schools for 1900 01 show added brick and frame buildings, higher salaries, and longer terms needed. The board considers increasing county funding by 13 000 to extend terms and raise teacher salaries, with libraries in 44 schools, total enrollment rising to 11 061, and 248 examiner visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boblitz
Board of School Commissioners
County Public Schools
Toy Breverice Feuie Oekuv
Frederick City
Adamstown
Tyler's
Valley View
Edgewood
Bartonaville
Centre
Buckeystown
Alsa
Branewick
M. B. Stephens
State Board of Education
Popila Io
Epgaim L. Bosnitz
Ixeminer
McKinley
John Landers
Thurmont
Landers
Eckera
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meet in Frederick District
The opening session of the annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society for Frederick district of the Baltimore Conference of the M E Church was held in the M E church in Frederick last night. Delegates filled the church as programs included devotions, welcomes, and talks on “Our Mission Fields” and Sibrey Hospital. Morning session opened at 10 80 with devotions. finances showed total receipts of 471 40 an increase of 221 72. Several residents moved addresses, including Mrs Mary E Lutz and Miss Matilda Nusbaum, while others planned moves to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Frederick
Baltimore
M. EL Obarobh
M. E
M. E. Hank
John D. Hendrickson
Magrie Addison
EB. S. Todd
L. Roach
Mra. C. W. Gallagher
Washington
Sibrey Hospital
Mina Ida E. Miner
Bertha DeGrange
Maggie Addison
Namarillo
Martineburg
W. Va
M. L. Bender
Harper's Ferry
Cumberland
Keyser
Constitution
Grant
Namaville
Pedestrian Skirts and Winter Jackets Go On Sale
Store advertises a new line of pedestrian skirts and winter jackets with more reasonable prices. The note hints at expected bargains and seasonal clearance.
Local notes of events and sales at Frederick and beyond
Listings include tonight’s Crab Soup and Oysters at Doll's and Don's, a season-ending event at Athletic Park with dancing from 7 to midnight, and Union Veteran Legion encampment info for Gettysburg October 9 to 11 with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad round-trip fares. Also ads for real estate, eye specialty practice by Dr Boteler, cataract removal, and carpet and wall paper offerings plus a dressmaking service and exclusive wall paper designs from Frederick's Exclusive Carpet House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Union Veteran Legion
Gettysburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Battlefield
Baltimore & Ohio R R
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Vanderbilt
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Freethinkers’ Congress
Aaron Davis
American Secular Union and Freethought Federation
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Samuel Offutt
Ambrose Offutt
William King
Laytonsville
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New Market
White
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Wachter
Pine Tree
Anns A. Coblentz
Arnoldatown
Wm. G. Grimes
Stony Branch
Mary
C. L Munshower
Mountaindale
Wm. Gittings
Knoxville
Hayes Mohler
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Rome
Woman's Society of M. E. Church
Mesars
Nicholas
William
August Brust
West Patrick Street
Catootin
George T. Stull
Zach Taylor
Roger Young, Jr
Ingomar Albaugh
Thisty
Potomac
Mary BE. Lutz
East Patrick Street
Matilda Nusbaum
Patrick Street
Jumn Hendrickson
Telephon
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Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Nawie & Marss
Clinton E. Main
N. Market St
Isanogle & Wagoman
Becavas
Isanogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
S. BE. Sappington, Shawly
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Rodooe
Bluslurzk
the Beat
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Geo. B. Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soma Funeral Directors
Frederique CO. Telephone Tr
T. P. Rice
E. Fourth St
DB. Rice
E. Fourth St. Hredk Co
Ceresville Mills
Blio
Ceresville Milling CO
W. F. Roland
Potomac River
Willard
Exler
Patrickiet
BNOOK
Lewistown
Ite
A. N. Cramer
Sean
Sables B
Desde
Joun
Dutrow
Waurersville
Wm. H. Ramvbara
decZldswtt Halvex R. Lease
B. Rosenour
Pat Nok St
Deczdawtt
D. H. K. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Baithnare Gate
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James 2
Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Townsixp Sport & Sos
Bankers and Srobees
Fayette ST
Oppo
DelFa
Weat Patrick Street
Kent
Fair Grounds
Merle Hiteshew
Boteler
Noas
Stc
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market
LeFever
Groff’s Park
Ressmaking
Eaver
East Church Street
L. E. Mullinix
Wm. Campbell Co
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