Local items of interest from Washington to Boonsboro
A montage of mountain news reports details a proposed steel mill between Washington and Biltmore. It notes work started, a large chestnut harvest expected, and travels of Ariana Kenedy and Dr Mary Walker on a 300 mile equestrian trip. Other items include a Winchester Fair profit, a cannery plan at Cherry Fig with 10,000 cans daily, and a new stable being built for Mrs Adelaberger after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benght
Chamberaburg
Thomas B. Kenedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Blary Walker
Martinaburg
Hursday
Winchester
Alea Keeny
Mary Walker
Ala
Blue Mountain House
John Dost
Boonsboro
Vie Debt Cou
Lament Reseetamente
Pen-Mar
J. Michell Stover
M. E. Adelaberger
Emmitsburg
Purely Personal Social Notes From Local Ledger
Misses Almetta and Alice Stlne return from visits to Baltimare Go vernstown and Washington. Messrs A B and G Rossnour plan to go to Baltimore tomorrow for the Babrew New Year. Dr S S White and wife arrive at Moreland near Adamatown, parents of Dr White, returning from California. Misses Clara Amma Maerghardt and Whitesell visit the Merghardt home on Laat Church street before returning to Baltimore. Mr Raymond Wright of Liberty County left for a visit to friends in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almetta
Alice Stlne
Baltimare
Governstown
Washington
A. B
G. Rossnour
Baltimore
Addle Miles
Pearl
Coduety
Slater
R. Burrier
Hant
Patrick Treat
White
U. S, Navy
Raymond Wright
Liberty
Thta County
Lawn Dance at Mr. Clem's Home Near Frederick
A large gathering of about fifty couples enjoyed a lawn dance at Mr. William Clem's North Market Street residence on Tuesday evening. The event featured Costes' Orchestra, with refreshments and dancing following a seasonable song. Local officials discussed market hours, Captain Q S. J. Bocklay supported later hours but refused to serve as clerk of election, while A. L. Kine was rejected as a judge of election. Frederick boys in Chicago plan to attend the Baltimore versus Chicago game, rooting for Baltimore. The Modern Beauty piece praises healthful living and exercise as keys to enduring beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clem
North Market Atreet
Costes
Bfed
J. Bocklay
Avery Merchant
Frederick Fa
A. L. Kine
Aletathamalian
Church notices and local events across multiple parishes
Reports of sermons and services at Trinity M. E. Booth Epworth League and Harmony Grove Chapel plus All Saints Epsicopal and Lutheran churches. Also notes on a dog attack on Rev Helfenstein, hotel arrivals, local auctions, a burglary attempt, and real estate transfers in a dense, period-voice community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
Epworth League
Beale
Freeby Teria
Bers Tomore Row
Ductlea
Harmony Grove
Patots Epiacapel
Brust
Dacol la
Bugebrecht
Win
Ancot Innes
Wiem
Tasho’eluck
Luther
Ebro
League
October Gospel Services Planned By YMC Religious Committee
The YMC religious committee arranged speakers for October Sunday gospel services. A large membership drive yielded many membership applications for the Ulusloes meeting on Monday. Reception committees held a meeting last night as rooms were cleaned and minor repairs finished. Mobelberger to speak to the young men tomorrow on “Carbatan Bustiors Late nity.” A strong attendance is expected with a reception after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe Religious Committee
Atheir Mealfog
Mebelberger
Prosiston Wail
Fox
Albona
Letters From The People Report On Local Incidents And Meetings
In fragments a letter writer condemns poor corporate response after a buggy collision on Market Street. The piece notes a public appeal to the transit company's conduct and public outcry over the handling of the loss. Also covered are plans for the Key Monument movement with a song sale. Wellington’s congressional campaign stops. Parity Lodge activities. a criminal case in Hagerstown. a Harper’s Ferry excursion by a Young Men’s Christian Association group. a wheel issue on Market Street. and Salvation Army open air meetings with a Sunday sermon titled A False Accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona
Friderick
Che Neem
Dreon
Geo. Houck
Theaey
House Market Street
Ctlieera and Tranning Committee
Bis Lucey
Kyvy
Key Monument Association
F.C. Y. MG. A. Roomie
Geo
D. South
Terre Horse
Key Monument
Key Monument Ascocialian
Prederick
Key Monument Fund
ShrinER Milling OO. Hulda Floum Mentioned in Confusing Note
A garbled passage mentions Shriner Milling and Hulda Floum in a misread note about flour, Walkereville, and a prominent farmer Mr. Narry Liveri of the Ginde Valley. It references CREBAVILLA FOLLER FLOUR and a rushed payment context, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkereville
Narry Liveri
Ginde Valley
The Girl About Town In Autumn Market Day Notes
A vivid column recounts a Saturday market morning and city happenings. It sketches weather, people in town, preparations for fairs, and the bustle around public events, with notes on the Grand Jury, theater plans, pumpkin displays, incandescents at City Hall, and social life.
Special New Effects in Black Wool Dress Goods
The novelties in dress goods previously noted have arrived. Good values and low prices are on display. Special new effects and weaves in black wool are offered at reduced prices. Carpet room highlights available.
New Market Tywae and Pennsylvanians Reach Nearby Wells
The article recalls Civil War action near New Market Tywae as regiments from Pennsylvania and Maryland clash at dawn in the Dunkent church area. It notes officers, local volunteers, and the vivid scene of battle, with wounded and dead ranks, and mentions Thomas, Baker, and Chivkin in formal rolls and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Tywae
Loule Victor
Napoteon
Maryland
Jobeeon
Tredentek
Chivkin
Shotioies
Ieee Myeuhs
Mana Jann
Goa
Pea Tanerdts bin Thar
Siditue
George Vo Marstall
Capgatn
George He
New York
Boartot al Dborigen
George Vic
Melethan
Hattledelsh
Guyd
Barnalla
Jaordon
Dunkent
Uta Manda
York Fair Tickets and Holiday Closures Noted
The Frederick clothing stores plan closures for a local holiday with a mid October break. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company advertises round trip tickets to the York Fair starting Monday October 4, with return by October 6, priced at 247 including admission to the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Fair
Penna 1. Dt. Co
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DCL
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Tal Bunitsy
Die Westter Buren
Ul2doll Brothers
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Orhare
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Chicago
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Royal
News OF the Churches
Maday
Elt
Uelfenstein
St. Mark
Petersville
Washington County
Relfenetein
Helfenstein
Crite
N. J. Ian William
Killarney and the Rhine Co
Frank Stout
Wilmington
A. . Brown
Danville
Howell
Detroit
W. F
Ankeney
Willside
J. F. Hosing
BP. E. Hooper, Baltimore; County, & » * 7 Guerr Boures
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Hacreburg
B. McAlintock
Alexandria
J. Lisman
Yeas
Loate’ Orphan Aaylam
John O« Hardt
Jub
Stooka
Waller Saoniore
Wm. J. Maulaby, Jr
Beaj. FP. Ketch
Louden County and Frederick Bridge Company
W. F. Deleplaine
Waller Saunders
Mame Trust
Hygeta Ice Company
Geo. Wm. Smith
Frederick
M. Miller
Rarah V. Miller
Raton
Boule
Mary V. Boule
Franklin Davingn Bank
Vawrarta
Volign Justice
Eckstein
Neary Lee
James Thompson
Wolk
Elueme Bus
Wm. J. Wivell
Gettysburg Road
Kromittsborg
Mevare
Eckentorls and Galt
Taneytown
F. A. Welty
Curcent Communications
Wellington
Montgomery
George L. Wellington
Congress
Montgomery County
Kensington
Galthernburg
Poolesville
Clarksburg
Olney
Rockville
Osher Faesisent Apeskera
J. ©. Motter
Alhonso Hart
C. F. Markell
Reno
Harp
William M
Alarine
Allan Rutherford
Barity Lodge
Parity Lodge
WLC. T. UW
Ibeis County
West Wick
City Hall
Biate
Edward
Eichelberger
Pheel
Wm. Amillvennia
Salvation Army
Shriner Milling OO
Uso Dela Hulda Floum
Everlor
Bern
Krederlee
Dad Faman
Hiodca
Scott Keys
Searlou
Funda
Batthnore
Hagerstown
Tima
Uney
Aoda
Kia
Sigeieulu
Mullinix
Boye
Ibyvonsey
Bela Ghent
Pei
City Opera House
Inter
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Roche
Whiting
Crystal Palace
London
J. H. Toole
Ney and the Rhine
Edward Jerome
Mr. Toole
Conrad
Ireland
J. K. Emmat
John Doub
W. M. Barney
Minnie Jarboo
Miso Allda Cortelyou
Frieenort
Stef
Tom
Hope
Charisse Kolm
Emaftevurg
Mt. Hope
Beltimore
Emmiteburg
Maylum
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Jonane
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KE. Howe
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Carl Or Jonze
Hovonatock Dros
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Market Atheal
W. 8. Miller & CO
Wes Miller & GO
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Y. H. Prters
Weaw Oper
Calgary
WE Creek
Cumbarland
Bowrieer
W.lg. Miller
Wien
Jobn Bendriceyon
TPR
Shane
Bbathiiig
Hba
V. Staub. A
Frank V.strut
North Market
Sarah EB
Birmingham
Browawick
Williamm
Rodooe
Neidig
Rome & Meidig
Maeane
Pater
Foe Yawlity
Fainpink
Harry
Hatta
Mre
Rema Pete Ee
Bulent
A, T. Rice & Sons
A. Z. Brow & Sons
Lawes
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