Purely Personal: Visitors and Returns Across Town
Miss Mamie Conrad visits relatives in Washington while Mr. Reno S Harp returns from Philadelphia. Numerous locals and visitors travel between Washington, Newark, Hagerstown, and Middletown, visiting family and friends, with several staying at homes along East Patrick and Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Conrad
Washington
Reno S. Harp
Philadelphia
Olsha Lohman
Washington, D.C
Charles W Miller
North Market Street
Emmitsburg
Ballinesa
Charles D. Clark
Coluambus
Osto
Myersville
Les Cronenburg
Lancaster
Misa Sadie Geriack
Newark
Ohio
Missey Bila
Anna Conrad
Wonehingtos
D. C
William DeLashmutt
Martineville
Ill
B. EF. Brown
Patrick Street
Charles ©. Rhodsrick
South Market Street
Walkersville
George T. D. Cullins
Cawb
Rland
W. T. Foster
Patrick Fibrest
Misston Weaver
Adamsatown
O P. Bannets
East Second Street
Hagarstown
G. Rumberger
Carlyle
East Patrick Street
Nicholas O Oline
Bostor
Mass
Cooper H Olme
West Third Street
Martin
Fogle
James M. Fogle
Dayton
Eire
James E. Stanb
West Patriok Straat
E. R. Hogan
Ilva Nicodemus
Wartle
J. A. Smith
J. R. Myers
Bravawick
Maryland
Jamestown
Archie Summer
A Henson
Iowa
Woodsboro
James W. Gaver
Hazel
Nanomish County
Wash
John T. Gaver
Ellerton
Fr. Remsberg
Albert Coblentz
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Atlantic City
National Bankere Association
Barry Herring
Sallie A. Pelsue
Migs Hollth
Paris
E. L. Backley
Herring
Mr Herring
Peleus
Lloyd H. Herring
Contracts Awarded by Board of Charities and Corrections
At a board rostrum session this morning contracts were awarded for Montevus and the fall season. Items include cattle and hides, float and accessories, bran and middlings, tobacco and groceries, dry goods, shoes and clothing, with suppliers such as George K. Birely & Sons, G Warley Pyston, Markell & Ford, Wm H Ramabarg, and George 8 Rodock & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charithea
Montevus
Wm H. ‘Cromwell
Peter
George K. Birely
Wm. H Ramabarg
George
Rodock & Co
B. Rosenour & Sons
Municipal Matters Late Market Hours Adopted
City board approves market hours from eight to ten and opens the market house at six to prepare stalls for sale. Ordinances to lay sewers to Carroll Creek via Brew ers Alley and to extend service to Bass Church and Hast Second streets advance, with permits for offday pedaling. Opera House use discussed for fair week. lessees seek guaranteed access and work completion within four weeks if approved. Board to secure gum coats and gum boots for market master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcoxon
Court Street
Church
Patriax Streets
Hahn
Carroll Creek
Brewers Alley
Algo
Bass Church
Eala
Prdiogres Aslso
Roger B. Wood
Menere, Wood and Libbert
Opera Hones
Wood
Republican Meeting At Headquarters Draws Large Crowd
The Republican Campaign Club met at headquarters and adopted a report by Leo Weinberg. The group formed a permanent organization, plans weekly sessions during the campaign and monthly meetings afterward. A committee will arrange a mass meeting for October 12 with State candidates. The next function may be at Braddock Heights, with Bavern addressing, and out of town speakers expected next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rpublican
Republican Campaign Club
Republican
Committee On
Braddock Heights
Rev John J Ryan Sr Celebrates 50 Years as Jesuit
Rev John J Ryan Sr a Loyola College sciences professor celebrated his fiftieth anniversary as a member of the Society of Jesus at Ss Ignatius church Baltimore. After mass a reception and banquet were held in the college refectory hosted by priests. Born in Ireland in 1843 he came to this country at ten and studied at Loyola College. He is regarded as a leading astronomer among the Teantta and authored a history of the Catholic church in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Jabiter
John J. Ryan
Loyola College
Society of Jesus
Ss. Ignatius Church
Baltimore
Father Ryan
Pr. Ryan
Ireland
Loyola Oololege
Hare
Fr Ryan
Teantta
Maryland
Vehicle Collision Injures Shafer Family near Middletowns
Brothers Leslie and Elmer Shafer of Rockvills were in a head on crash last Wednesday night. Both drivers and occupants were ejected from the vehicles. Mrs. Shafer sustained bruises while riding home to Middletown for her husband. Leslie works as a Boulder contractor and their son is employed in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Elmer Shafer
Rockvills
Middletowns
Shafer
Middletown
Law’s Grip Leads to Severe Reprimand for Two Ad Girls
Minnie Thompson and another Astor ad girl received a severe reprimand from Justice O A Hirokateiu for running the streets at a late hour. He warned they face a term in the House of Correction if they appear before him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Thompson
Astorad
O. A. Hirokateiu
House of Correction
Bijou to Show Latest Films and Songs at Flat Prices
At the Bijou Mr Downing announces a new set of latest films and songs with effects. Despite the high cost of securing pictures, prices stay at 10 and 20 cents for the entire lower floor. The gelleory will be recarved for adored people exclusively. Hotel Company Buys a Farm Near Pen Mar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing
Célil
Blas Mountain Houses Company
Ollie Ott
Pen- Mar
Blue Mountain House
Autumn Openings At Georgia Redock And Co
North Market street hosts a grand opening of Carpets and dress goods tomorrow. Lady customers will be presented with a beautiful souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Redock and Company
North Market Street
Great attractions headline fair opens with shows and free children day
Tas Frederick announces a grand fair with premium exhibits, open on Saturday October 19 for reception and all day Monday. The event features a cavalcade on Tuesday, children under twelve admitted free on Wednesday, and a lineup of marvels, world’s wonders, and acts including the Wizard of the Wheel and performing bears. Numerous premium awards are listed from various sponsors and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredirick
Manda
Fiy Banvards
Update
Dsranzd
Laduo
Local notes from Shelby town items and events
A miscellaneous Shelby page lists school resumes, dances, and seasonal plans. Mentions Fres Kindergartar duties next week, centennial town clock, a fireplug installation at Market and Southstraate, and a tomato weighing 11 1 2 pounds. A meeting of Independent Hose Company is set for 7:30 p.m. to act on Lewis Riddlemosar’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodleysvilla Misalon
Presi
Braddock Heights
Braddock Heighin
Market
Southstraate
George H. Welnar
Tommy
Pop
Binisaif
Mrea
Henry Basford
West Patrick Street
Hoge Company
Lewta EB Riddlemosar
News of the Churches in Washington and Richmond
The Synod of the Potomac meets in Washington on October 15 and the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church convenes in Richmond on October 2. Evangelical Lutheran services start tonight at 7 30, with Home Coming Day at United Brethren and a 9 15 Sunday school address by Mr. Wm. W. Doub. Homecoming sermon at 10 45 by Rev. J. W. Kiracofe. Evening Young People’s Society program includes music, poetry, and choirs. Rev. J. W. Ellacore and Mr. Hammond Arpers to speak. invitation extended to all. Also notes on soldiers’ disturbance on Worth Market street and local hospital news. The Sick column reports several improving or recovering individuals, and a mention of the busy local merchants advertising space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of the Potomac
Reformed Antioch
Washington
Richmond
Evangelican Lutheran Church
United Brethren Church
J. W. Ellacore
Hammond Arpers
Obituary notices from Thurmont district fall season
A batch of funeral notices and death reports from Thurmont and nearby towns. John W Yingling 79, died in Uniontown after a long service with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. James W Baltzell 77, Thurmont resident and long time Odd Fellow, obituary and funeral details. Other notices include Lewis E Riddlemoser of Galtherburg, Amanda R Smith of Waynesboro, Jacob Bragonier of Montevue, Elizabeth A Frizzell of Catonville, and several infant deaths and local residents’ obituaries plus a real estate sale in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Wingling
John W Yingling
Uniontown
Garrollajaunty
Washington
Waverton
Yingling
Baltimore‘and Ohio Railroad
Henry G Davis
Hhis Run
Baltimore
Gumberland
Obio
Cumberland
Wheeling
Wheeiley Creek
Potomac River
Ilness
Mr. Baltzall
Thurmont
Mary Storfisr
Tharmont
Piva
W. W. Baitzail
McClelan
Charles
Virginis
Euisadella Meser
York
Emma
Howard Thomas
Liberty
U. B Church
Bank Officers Named In Local Institution Report
President J D Baker and Wm G Baker serve as vice presidents while A D Baker holds vice presidency. W G Zimmerman is cashier with Samuel G Duvall listed as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Baker
WM. G Baker
A.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvallsat
September sale promotes pure dye black silks and trimmings
The ad touts a September silk sale with claims of no disappointment and American made silks. It lists Black Taffeta Bulke and Silks in various widths and prices, plus trimmings, braids, motifs, and passamentries. Local notices invite attendance at piano demonstrations, a tribal funeral, and Democratic campaign headquarters openings.
Paroles and Public Notices Across Maryland
Governor Warfield pardoned several prisoners and officials report a series of local incidents. Mrs Annie E Morris died suddenly in Cumberland while Howard Patar of Rockville contracts typhoid fever. A Western Maryland freight wreck occurred near Cumberland after a landslide. Emancipation Day celebrated in Allegany with parade and barbecue. Hagerstown Bank stock sold at auction. Bethesda principal reassigned to Vienna Virginia. Health events include National Drainage Conference plans in Baltimore November 25 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Annie E. Morris
Cumberland
Howard
Patar
Rockville
Frack Myere
Georges Creek
Baltimore Law School
Stn Renta
Maryland
Misaida
Dova
Bethesda
Vianna
Virginia
Bosley
MoOcy Hall
Baltimore
Allegany County
Cumberland Baseball Grounds
Eghteen
Hagerstown Bank
Hagerstown Fair
Democratic Headquarters Opened in Etchison Building
Democratic headquarters have been opened in the Etchison building on Youth Market Street. Addresses will be made there on the evening of October 2 and throughout the campaign as candidates plan to visit the county next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Etahison
Citizens' National Bank
Edward J. Sars
Quy K. Morris
Democratic
Etchison
Youth Market Street
Cnty
Local notices from Frederick in 1907
Braddock Heights service changes announced by F. Anderson, Supt. Cars from Frederick to Braddock, Myersville, and Middletown updated. Optical services offered by Dr. O W Hines with free examinations at 151 North Market Street. Published October 1 and 3, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conault
O. W. Hines
North Market Street
Frederick
Norice
Braddock
Middletown
Myersville
Gro
F. Anderson
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Board of Aldermen
Tas
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Worth Market Street
Ibia
War Department
Brownsville
Texas
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U.A. Lough
South Market Afresk
Edward M. Eader
East Churoh Street
Allen Lampe
Reuben Landis
Otty Hoospital
H. F. Steiner
East Third Street
Marchantas
Lewis E. Riddlemoser
Lewis E. Riddlemonor
Galthersburg
Hia
Lewis W. Riddlemoser
Telegraph Street
Georgs T Riddlemoser
Bal- Amore
Charles J
Dorysyn L. Riddlemorer
Richard Mourphy
Galithersburg
Alfred M. Kemp
Paati
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Chippewa Triba
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Independant Hame Company
Abio’cook
Mb. Olivet
Amanda R. Smith
Burgens
Wm. G. Smith
North
Waynesboro
Ira. Smith
Henry
Margaret Rickenbanugh
Emmittsburg
Green Hill Cemetery
Macob Bragonier
Jacob Bragonier
Montevne Hospital
Bragsulera
Alfred Bragonier
Mrr
O'Charles & Enpaff
E. L. McLean
Mt. Jhvet
O. O. Carty
Elizabeth A Frizzell
Elizabeth A. Frizzall
Frizzall
Catonaville
Lizzle
Israel R Frizaill
Anna Criswell
Dante R
Dante
Sarah Hornbraker
Horne
John M Stubbs
John M. Stubbs
Dublin
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Col
Stubbs
Victoria Lowe
Fioch Louis Lowe
Chase Daugherty
Charles EB. Daugherty
Frank
Haugh’s
William H. B. Etchison
Abert L Peatre
Bay
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Jorge Jas. McSuEsry
Kerauger
Guo
We. Smits
Jupax
John C. Morrer
John
RaMeapura
Wm. G. Bakes
M. Thomas
D. A. Haraert
Taos
H. Hauper
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Qu
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Neddig & Miller
Hj Dig & Miller
Weidig & Miller
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D. Mantz
Hermann
Jon
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North Market St
the Fashion
Allen G. Quixx & Co
William HB. Creager Ace Sereby
Frederick County
KL. Stonex
M. A. McCaffrey
Charles T. ER. Young
South Market
Dill Ave
N. Market St
Patrick
Adamstown
St Riehl
Kamayille
City
Bilectric Road
Central Bank
Beth Phonea
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath Medical Fracttion
South Market St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Harney Hospital
South
D. H. E. Peterman
W. Franklin Street
Baltimere
City Hotel
U. Leefauver Optica
Aprédiy
D. Jas. A. Long
Olics
Miata
North Mabert SE. Frederick, MB
Angildiy
Frederick, Mb
Loudoun County and Frederick
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