Local residents return from trips and visits in Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. CO. N. Hauer has returned home from a trip to Baltimore. Mr. F. M. Madard, advance agent for the Cuban Gally Company, was in Frederick this morning. John A. Grumbine of Frederick visits his son at Highfield. Geo. Sauter and family occupy a new residence at West Church and Bentzett. Reno8 Harp returns from attendance at Lebanon Valley College executive committee meeting in Annville. Miss Bessie Dull returns to Mechinsburg, Pa. Frank G. Persre of Frederick and Rev. Beever of Virgeis visit the parents of Persre. Miss Bertie Fickinger guest of Mrs M. Gertrude Barnes at Clemsonville, returns home near Backeystown. Rev. Warren Keifer Da Muth visits his aunt Mrs. Samuel L. Killy in Frederick. Da Muth recently returned from Tecape, Kansas to take a call to St. Luke's, Philadelphia. Messrs Roger Grumbine, Wm. Brish and Barry Hutz leave Frederick by bicycle for Baltimore to see the Baltimore Boston game this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. N. Hauer
Baltimore
F. M. Madard
Cuban Gally Company
Frederick
John A. Grumbine
J. Grumbine
Highfield
Geo. Sauter
Weat Chu:ch and
Bentzettets
Reno8 Harp
Annyilie
Lebanon Valley College
Bessie Dull
H. Gduk
Weat South Street
Mechinsburg
Frank GC. Pesrre
Beever
Virgeis
Bertie Fickinger
M. Gertrude Barnes
Clemsonville
Backeystown
Warren Keifer da Muth Iis
Samuel L. Killy
Second Street
East
da Muth
Tcapeke
Kansas
Bt. Luke's
Philadelphia
Messrs
Roger Grumbine
Wm. Brish
Barry Hutz
Boston
Rocky Ridge
Robert L. Paterson
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Ilness
Bes
Luther Kuhlman
Higter
Gal
Reformed Church
EB. Koogle
Chipran
Kapers
A.W. Lily
Zion Lutheran Church
York
Counc
Alling
Lilly
Mechanicsburg
J. E. Voluse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlestown
W. Va
F. A. Gains
White Post
M.E Chureh
Gains
Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lucheran Church
Kukimar
Albert Brengle
Milas Katte Seeger
Miles Sacie Alen
M. Zimerman
Blac DeGrange
Ohio River
Ontario
Canada
German Baptist Church
New York
Twe
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Bow Bates to Wonderful Niagara via & Co
excursion by B and O R R announces trips to Niagara Falls with visits to Watkin Glen Glen Omoko Mauch Cimb Switchbeck Geneva Rochester Battaio and more. Special express train from Washington and Baltimore offered with round trip tickets around 11.05 to 11.0 dollars. dates Friday October 5 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B &U.R.R
Niagara Falls
Watkin’s Glen
Glen Omoko
Mauch Cimb
Switchbeck
Geneva
Rochester
Battaio
Washington
Camden
Baltimore
Falls
Carlight
Frederick
BL & O
J. M. Schryver
Gerevs
Patsenger
Faerday
Social Winter Dance Planned by Frederick Men
The Social World notes a series of winter dances by Frederick’s young men to be held at Independent Hall on Wednesday evening. Companions Roger B Wood and Thomas Wolfe lead the event with a long list of hostesses and a 8 30 start. A cycle tea is announced for Tuesday evening at Miss Bertha Me Sherry’s East Secord Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hallon
Roger B. Wood
Thomas Wolfe
Wm. P. Maulsby
GC. W. Ross, Jr
Eicheberger
Baker Johnson
Jacob Tyson
D.C. Winebrewer, Jr
John A. Markel
Bosley
Bertha MeSherry
East Secord Street
Deaths and Wheat Prices in Frederick
The article notes the death of an infant child of Mr and Mrs Brad Isanogle on East Church Street with burial at Mr Zon. also records the death of Mrs Enen West Waldron at her son in law's residence, last surviving sister of the late William H. Hirerary of Frederick City. Wheat price in Frederick today 92 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isfasz
Bradisy Isanogle
East Church Street
Zon
Schroeder
Wer
Waldeir
St Gloster C.H. Va
Enen West Waldron
Wm. H. Hireary
Frederick City
Frederick
Fall Century Run Draws Washington Wheelmen to Frederick
Washington cyclists joined Baltimore entries for the first fall century ride to Frederick. About 300 riders traveled from Washington in relays, with Frederick hosting at Monocacy bridge and Square Corner. After a long day of riding and dining, most returned by evening while a few stayed to ride home on later trains as plans for a 100 mile centenary and next Sunday’s event develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Frederick
Nven
Villacea
Baltimore
Benny Smith
Samcel Wares
Slo
Harry Lochner
Frederick Club
Wilcor
Tken Slessson
Green
Louis Kine
Isdy
Erj Flog
Lechner
Henry Smith
Wheeliwrea
Worth Seeing Dogs and Ponies Exhibition
An East Patrick street tent show runs Wednesday and the 30th with a 3 p.m. matinee on Thursday. Prof. Gentry displays over one hundred dogs and ponies, famed for beauty and intelligence. Audience includes ladies and children with admission 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Gentry
Gertry
Board awards three month supply contracts at charity court
At a Teeting of the Board of Charities and Correction in the grand jury room the contracts for three months were awarded for dry goods to Rodeck and Neidlg groceries to Joseph F L Hiserhste ces to Rete and Newman cattle to Peter and Hemp beef ferral to George Mebbing clothing to B Rosencur and on shoes to David Wineberg dynamite to Hagan Brothers wood to Conrad Siu z tobacco to Wertheimer Brothers. Bids for the supply of our are yet to be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Grand Jury
Court House
Saurday
Rodeck & Neidlg
Joseph FL Hiserhste
Ces
Rete, & Newman
Peter & Hemp
George Mebbing
B. Rosencur & On
David Wineberg
Ha—gan Brothers
Cuban Gaiety Girls at City Opera House Friday
The Cuban Gaiety Girls Big Spectacular Company appears at City Opera House on Friday evening October 1. Critics call it the leading spectacular on the road with handsome ladies, beautiful costumes, elaborate scenery, and capable performers promising a show worth for ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Nerfomera
Eustode
Funeral for Miss Estie Carey Held Near Douts
The funeral of Miss Estie Carey occurred yesterday from her father's house near Douts. Services were in the Lutheran Church with Rev. A, followed by burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in the city. Pallbearers were Earnest Harwood, Samuel Hickman, Edward Snouffer, George Smith, Richard Thomas and Harry Myers. C. C. Carty was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estie Carey
Douts
Mt. Olivet
Earnest Harwood
Samuel Hickman
Edward Snouffer
George Smith
Richard Thomas
Harry Myers
C. C. Carty
Fusezai
Diphtheria Raging in Lestersburg and Surrounding Areas
Diphtheria is raging at Lestersburg in Washington county with many falling ill and others suffering. It is believed the outbreak was brought from Waynesboro two weeks ago as the centennial period saw diphtheria surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestersburg
Washington County
Waynesboro
Postoffice Receipts Rise at Frederick and IS 7
In 1896 Frederick postoffice receipts totaled $14,540.66 and IS 7 recorded $14,937.64, up nearly $400. The gains exceed the Georgetown post office by about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Geyerstown
Registration. First day to register tomorrow
Flawed notice urges readers to register tomorrow. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for impurity, appetite loss, and poor health, presenting a dubious health claim in a compact promotional style.
Failure in Martinsburg loan and building association
Trestees in charge report Martinsburg Improvement Loan and Building Association failed with probable loss to stockholders around 60000 dollars. Trustees Adrian C. Nadenbousch and C. A. Yoong named as responsible. Liability to backers estimated at 53000, covered by real estate and leases. Association had 80000 invested in Brookly Brass Works and the Albion Weston Company. failure blamed on delay in interest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Wpaki
Aselzn
Sreceiver
Agnecstion
Adrian C. Nadenbousch
Political Batters and Local Office Battles
Democrats praised the county convention ticket as strong and broadly satisfactory while the post office contest looms with Wellington faction expectations. Hon. Clayton O. Reedy receives solid commendation for the judgeship, praised as a capable, venerable Democrat and longtime Frederick City lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Nelson
Welngton
Wellington
McDonald
Ant Wellington
Eightwil Beon
W. H . Parry
Erd
Rockville
Clayton O. Reedy
Frederica City
Lyach
Mir. Keedy
Urner & Keedy
Frederick City
Keedy
Busy Market Street Scene in Frederick
Hatchdey evening drew a throng to Frederick Market Street as shoppers filled stores with a fine assortment of goods. The scene showed busy clerks, new improvements, and a strong urge to buy before fall and winter. Merchants were urged to advertise to sustain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
Fxs
Epieco Mission Sandey School Picnic at Braddock Heights
Twenty seven children and twelve adults from the Epieco Mission Sandey School at Scaleys le enjoyed a picnic at Braddock Heights under Miss Berths Trati and Miss Misilie Kemp. A special car conveyed them after a pleasant ride, and after a short supper the party returned home. The school, organized less than a year ago, is progressing slowly due to dedicated efforts by Miss Trali and Miss B mm assisted by a few others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesion
Epiecopa Mission Sandey School
Scaleysle
Mies Berths Trati
Misilie Kemp
Braddock Heights
Barurdey
Trali
Missica
Ckrigilam
Hagerstown Club Challenged Frederick for Western Maryland Title
The Frederick Base Ball Club manager challenged Hagerstown for a three game series to decide Western Maryland supremacy. He claimed Frederick waited the season end for the challenge, noting Hagerstown supposedly dodged the contest two weeks earlier. Frederick favored a match against professionals from the Hagerstown club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Wiohe
Frederick
Hagerstown
Chsmpionship
Western Maryland
Hagerstown Ciuo
Republican Editors Meet in State Editorial Association
Members of the ex catire committee of the State Republican Editorial Association convened today in the city to transact routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messre
W. L. Seabrook
C. W. Crum
George E. MM. Stengle
J.duest
Kd W. Burton
A. F. Knock
GF. Fino8
Ex-Catire
State Republican Editorial Association
Property Sale on North Market Street
State of Property reports that Mr. Nosh E Cramer real estate and fire insurance agent sold today the Miss Annie Betson property on North Market street to PF W and SB Wies for £605 in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosh E Cramer
Annie
Betson
North Market Street
PF. W
R. Wies
Second growth wild strawberries found by Monocacy banks
Mr. Mac Phoebus found a patch of second growth wild strawberries while walking along the Monocacy yesterday and brought home a good sized bunch of berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Phoebus
Dramatic Harvest Services Fill Local Churches
Large attendance marked worship at Holy Temple with Sabbath School sessions and notes from multiple churches. Rev. Robert L. Paterson resumed duties at Woodsboro Lutheran after illness. St. James and St. Bilas celebrate harvests with elaborate decorations and centennial plans. German Baptists discuss regional district boundaries. Rev. Gains and others preached on scripture with varied themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Temple
Notable Deaths and Local Notices Across Maryland
Miss Alice P Thornton died in Annapolis James Alexander Fulton died in Harford county aged eighty six Henry Rowland died in Washington county aged seventy five John McElfish street preacher died in Allegany almshouse East Baltimore leader Went died of blood poisoning Prominent Methodists plan sundrome breeze tablet for Nathaniel Perrigo at old Pstsp eco Neck Church in memory of his conversion to Methodism Cyclists in Baltimore organizing for road and street improvements and park requirements. Judges Boyd and Elsan imposed severe sentences on Garrett county convicts. Miss Jeanie Long of Canton shot four times by dis carded lover Michael Simmonds over a will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice P. Thornton
Annspolle
James Alexander Fulton
Harford County
Hage Étown
Henry Rowland
Washington County
Severty
Boyd and
Elsan
Garrett County
Jeanie Long
Canton
Alichael Simmonds
Hachel Hornbrook
Garrest
Cleealt
Omierre
Bank of
Snow HI
Bilimore
John McElfish
Allegany Almshouse
Lair
Auction of Middletown Property Sells for 750 Dollars
A parcel in Middletown was auctioned Saturday by trustees Hammond Urnersod and R P Hoas. Charles Neimyer purchased the property for $750 in cash, with the sale conducted at the street address on K Fer at street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haivay R Lesee
Baturdsy
Messrs
Hammond Urnersod
P Hoas
Trustees
St Middletown
Charies Neimyer
Winebrenner leaves Frederick for London tour
Winebrenner of Palmetto Fibre Company departed Frederick last week bound for London England. He plans a forthcoming tour of England in the interests of the company while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil'an
Frederick
London
England
Palmetto Fibra Company
Local Mention and New Hicomance
Local notice lists G B Pailper selling Uphaggs Love Tale of the Britts by Bir.C Markall with a 228 page canvasbound edition for one dollar. Enovy H F Conger praises the book to the author. O'Neil & Co Baltimore exhibit ladies coats and capes at City Hotel October 4 and 5. Also ad for portable typewriting machine at $35 and dancing at Braddock Heights pavilion. Keights of Pythias Mt City Lodge meets Monday. Excream Carpet Cleaning Co promises carpet care by experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Pailper
North Market Street
Bir.c . Markall
John Murphy& Co
Baltimore
H. Conger
Brazil
Jis
McKinley
W. Cover
O'Neil & Go
City Hotel
Misa
Paria
Bertie
O'Neill & Co
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Louis XI
Samuel Adams
GE. Bragg
William Howe
MBS
Augustin Iturbide
Mordia
Rephael Semmes
Alsnama
Charles City
Mindtai
Mobile
Stevie
Ibenos
Leds Pollees
Dartmouth
Hanover
Bers Bo
Wasareeton
W.l. Moons
HEW
Ficnse
Cscene
C. Ziegler
Paublic Sale
Chas
EH. Mealey
O' Neill & Co
Bonts
Braddock
G. B. Philpot
Cahae Gaiety Girls
Fire Beffalo
N. Hauer
TPL RE
Aecnee Sence Tenes
Hoods Tarespati ‘Nomas Drug Store
Fall Dress Goods
Jax
Walker & Co. Furniture
G. Carty
Bow Bates
Wonderful Niagara
Hood
Martinseveg
Eee
Republican Editors
St. James’ Evartelital Lutheran
L. T. F. Myers
St Hatthew
Nannie
Ids Groff
F. Myers
News OF the State
Teiterest
John Hendrickson
Ness
Phice
Wode
Joun Henorroxson
Clinton E. Main
G. W. Harrigan
South Market Street
York County Fair
Washington Monument
Broomel, Schmidt & Co., Manufacturers
York, Pa
Bayrer
C. E
Castle
Floch& and
BIG
Java
Breakfast Java
MCCHA
A. B. Hasezi F
Mason's
Railing Grocery CO
Rodoge & Neidig
Auto Best
T. Rice & Sore
A. T. Rice & Sore Funeral Directors
F. V. Staub
Cesz
FE. V. Stavi
North Market Etrert
James EB. Walker
Walker & CO
Jas. K. Watgen & CO
Dill Brother
Inter Inter
Cobb . Ooops
Arpete
Arppete
Do Beora
N. Mare Bipet
Hotel—Tafe
Aeryt
D. Don
J. J. Remsburg
den J. Remsburg
PR. G
WN. Marke
Prompily
Oatidawirs
Remeburg
Parbedy
I. BE. Bosta
Braddock Heigh's
Qaynn
Svery
Taok Ow U
Excream Carpet Jeaging Co
J. A. Markey
North Marke
B. E. Mulling
Frederich
Bissell
Grand Rapids
L. EK. Mouraz
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