Frederick Weather Record and Local Notices
Readable OCR fragment from The Daily News lists dates April 9 1891 and April 15 189x, plus advertisements for sale and services. Mentions Pocely Personal D B Weaver returning to Coatesville Pa Frank Lambert visiting Lola Lambert W Patrick street Heck Myers leaving Brush Factory for Baltimore Guston Sponseller taking Dry Goods post Renner Kemp store Fr C L Kennard visiting Baltimore brief items about work on Isabella gas works and W J Wilson Sons bracing storefront awning Philomathean Society meeting and Democratic club Tammany fold meeting fire engines pumping water from cellars on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocely
D. B. Weaver
Coatesville
Frank Lambert
Martineburg
W. Va
Lola Lambert
West Patrick Street
Heck Myers
Brush Factory
Lesve
Baltimore
Frank Brookey
Guston Sponseller
Newmarket
Bira
A. M. Hartman
Isabella Gas Works
WN. J. Wilson & Son
G. A. Gilbert
Philomathean Literary Society
Democratic Club of
Tammany Fold
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Properties
Real estate transactions include James F Orr and wife to Eugenie ee et al for 16 acres and 7 perches. David M Biggs to Clayton K Eyler in real estate. Sallie C Welling to David O Welling for property in Point of Rocks at 300 dollars. John Baumgardner secured 48 acres 17 perches from Thomas Ms Markell for 14 5 in dollars. John B Gittinger and wife to John Baumgardner a lot in Frederick City 32000. James T Hays executor to Albert Smith lot in Emmitsburg 90 50. Robert Biegs to Joseph C Rosenthal 152 acres 3648. Joanna Maynard to Jacob Fox 23 acres 525. Rebecca Yingling and husband to Frank H Sidwell one acre 455.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Orr
Eugenie Ee
David M. Biggs
Clayton KE. Eyler
Sallie C. Welling
David O. Welling
Point of Rocks
Thomas Ms. Markell
John Baumgardner
John EB
Gittinger
Iota
Frederick City
James T. Hays
Albert Smith
Emmitsburg
Robert Biegs
Sentnes
Joseph C. Rosenthal
Joanna Maynard
Jacob Fox
Rebecca V. Yingling
Frank H. Sidwell
Church Notes Reflect Regional Reformed Services and Meetings
Holy communion will be administered to the Reformed congregation at Pleasant Aid Union Chapel by Rev. S. A. Hench next Sunday at 10 a.m. Preparatory service and confirmation Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. P. Bergstresses will conduct services at Braddock tonight. Rev. S. Blagden, from Boston, has been leading Trinity M. B. Church meetings and will return Saturday for three services Sunday. The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly meeting with prayers, recitations, and solos led by officers and members. The Reformed Guild begins a sale of fancy articles and refreshments in the church basement, now converted into a large room after removing a partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Aid Union Chapel
S. A. Hench
Zions Church
Charlesville
P. Bergstresses
Middletown
Braddock
5. Blagden
Boston
Mess
Trinity M. B. Church
Washington, D. C
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church
O. EB. Kemp
Eleanor Markey
Bettie Cramer
William Webster
John E. Williams
C. M. Phleeger
Pliesger
Lithe Birely
Frederick
Fannie Morningstar
Ladiesburg
Rosa Eline
Luther Snyder
Aliss Fdehials Mull
Dira
Snyder
Mull
Elmegia East
Mollie McFarland
Bernard
Baltimore
D. M. Grombine
William Kintz
Geo. Railing
G. M. Bast
Springfield
Ohio
Alr. Bast
Bergstresser
Middletoven
D. M. Grumbine
Sick Master Josie Houff Convalesces Under Doctor Baltzell
The eldest son of Mr and Mrs J J Houff of East Sixth street has been very ill with catarhal pneumonia and is now convalescing under the care of Dr W H Baltzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie L. Honif
J. J. Houff
East Sixth Street
W. H. Baltzell
Frontier Clarendon Texas Visit Details and Local Life
The writer describes a Pleasant Easter in Clarendon with Charley Lewis and family, notes the frontier town's growth since its 1840 settlement, cattle ranching by Charles and Will Lewis, and the.Lee Lewis household. Also covers Goodnight's cattle empire, Rancho trains, local land offers, and travel from Henrietta to Wichita Falls along the Panhandle route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dees
New York
Redeemer
Frederick City
Clarendon
Charles J. Lewis
Acore
Chas. J. Lewis
Board of County Commissioners
Lewis
Will Lewis
Ted Lewis
Katie
Frederick
Benj. Chamberlain
Katie Lewis
B. F. White & Co
Broderick County
Bernard Rhoderick
C. Rhoderck
Valley Register
Middletown
Ralph Jefferson
Boonsboro
Afr. J
Charles Goodnight
Texas
Bert
Wineter
Lavendon
Llano es-Tacado
Gainesville
Henrietts
Henrietta
Ft. Worth
Denver R.R
Wichita Falls
Frederick County
The News and Its Readership Echo in Town
The News is a leading daily paper with growing circulation and wide community appeal. It highlights departments on books, world news, local opinions, and miscellaneous features while listing local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Wernir NaWe
Ts Hiter
Ine
Belles Lettres
D. H. Best
CG Carty
Fisher & Shaw
R. B. Campbell
G. J. Doli & Son
Hargett & Co
Legel
Ramsburg
New York Life Augurance Co
Business College
Arbor Day observances highlighted in Frederick celebrations
Frederick hosts Arbor Day events with bright sunshine as schoolchildren plant fruit and shade trees. Frederick College featured a lengthy program including readings from Arbor Day Leaves, Georgics, and poems, plus declamations and songs. Colored School No 2 presented a well executed program with 148 pupils, and visitors from local churches and schools attended. Additional observations included Samuel Ready School in Baltimore celebrating Arbor Day with seven maple trees planted and students named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick College
Shepherd
Hanshew
Byrant
M. DeGrange
Vergil
Bryant
W.S Levy
W. E. Lampe
Morris
A. G. Lindsay
America
Irving
Georgies
W.C. Hirely
E. D. Hobbs
A. C. Carty
Hood
C. W. Shepherd
Ben. Jonson
G. E Houck
H. V. Nixdorf
W. H. Harry
Asbury M. E. Church
Chas. Jackson
Caleb E. Nichols
Bia
Miss Russell
Henry Scott
John H. Griffin
Calverta Naylor
Arbor Bay
Jesse Ranfiman
East Patrick Sr
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
Helen Rowe
Blisses Imogen Dorsey
Kate Lamar
Emma and
Hallie Hopwood
St James Lutheran Church Festival Meeting Tonight
The ladies of St James Lutheran Church plan a meeting this evening at 7:30 in the Sunday School room to finalize arrangements for hosting two festivals within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Ladies of
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Beasdoce Sunday services elect superintendent
The Beasdoce district held a Sunday service sermon from Numbers 10 24 and elected officers for its school, naming Chas. K. Smith as superintendent and Wilsam Summers as president. The event followed a gathering where repairs and changes in the church school were discussed and several families moved homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasdoce
T. F. Hoffer
HM. Gremdine
Grum'nac
Trambene
Abe
Ines
Chas. K. Smith
Wilsam Summers
William Summer
Republicans in Session at Maryland Constitutional Convention
The Republican State Constitutional Convention met in Baltimore with a busy session. Frederick delegates split votes for temporary chairman, 3 for Clabaugh and 3 for Hudson. J. C. Motter of Frederick was named to the credentials and permanent organization committee. no other local business was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Clabaugh
Hudson
Air. J. C. Motter
Bit breaks on road incident near Woodsboro
Last evening a8 Br. Witt Barrick of Woodsboro drove down North Market street when the bit in the horse’s mouth broke. Mr Barrick leaped from the vehicle and fell, injuring both knees. no other damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Witt Barrick
Woodsboro
North Market Street
Carrick
Mrs Zimmerman's Funeral at Glade Church
Mrs Zimmerman's rites were held at Glade Church near Walkersville after her death in Baltimore from post operative pneumonia following cancer surgery. The service drew many friends and family with Rev S M Hench officiating and burial at Art Oliver Cemetery, Frederick. Mrs Zimmerman leaves a husband, a son Million Zimmerman, and a brother, 3.0 Holtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Ajay
David Barrick
Esan Creszer
G. Flu. Crewvaugh
George HE. Cramer
FL Schroeder
Undertaker
Zimmerman
Million
Holtz
The
Glade
Sada Lost
Kent
Reformed Church
Srighbor
Sprot
Art. Oliver Cemetery
Frederick
Frederick Rambler hopes for fire response and Key monument
A reader laments Luray lack of a fire company while praising Frederick’s soon needed fire engines. The piece muses on Court Square as a site for Scott Key’s memorial, urging public dedication and a suitable orator amid local pride and historic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourt Square
Court Square
Yail
Orphans' Court Accounts Settled and Distributed
The first account of the executors of Peter T. Zimmerman, deceased, settled and distribution made. The first and final account of Hettie E. Etchison administratrix c. t. 2 of B. W. Davis, deceased, settled. The fourth and final account of Ellen Nelson executrix of Robert Nelson, deceased, settled and distribution made. The fourth account of Geo. L. Whip guardian to G. W. P. et al settled. An adequacy of personal property in Harriet Lee estate filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter T. Zimmerman
Hettie E. Etchison
B. W. Davis
Ellen Nelson
Robert Nelson
Geo. L. Whip
G. W.P
Ethel] L
Pan C
Mary
Harriet Lee
Letters From The People The Brick Molders To The Editor
The letter claims James Burkett will join a strike at Hal Amore Friday, noting Molders form a work action at 8.2 Winchester. The writer denies authorizing any pay changes or support for nonunion activities, stating they supply strikers and have received higher offers for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burkett
Handy Henge
James Berkets
Death and funeral notices from Emmitsburg and Centerville
Obituary notices report the death of Edward McIntire at West Trinity Street after a four month illness Bright's disease in his 69th year. He leaves a wife and six children and will be buried in Emmitsburg after a solemn high mass at St. John’s. Another notice records Cornelius Jones dying at home near Centerville aged 19 from paralysis with funeral at Hyattstown officiated by Rev. Bosn. Additional item notes J. A. Ramsburg shipping 6,000 trees to Antietam Peach Farm by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oa Tre
West Tiint
Edwart McIntire
Sr. McIntire
Pennsylvania
Cireuit
Adolphus Fearhske
Miss McDevitt
Emmitaburg
David Krise
Emmitsburg
Mra Willam Churchhill
Front Royal
Fred. Weky
Richmond
John McIntire
Jeannette
Edward
Chicago
Rose McIntire
St. John’s Catholic Church
Emmitgburg
P. RR. R
Catholi Cemetery
Ease Ed UD Aware
Centerville
This County
Praumouon
Cornelius Jones
Hyattstown
Rev
Br. Bosn
Wesley Thorne
Wm. Bowie
Lewis Thompson
Walter Peach
Wm. Brine
Henry Peach
Geo. W. Petara
Erect Factory Bid Requested for Palmetto Fiber Plant
Manufacturing and Development Company invites bids for brick and stone factory building. Seventeen hundred six hundred twenty eight feet set aside for Palmetto Fibro Company. Advertisement mentions Dr Hartley’s remedy and lists carpet and matting suppliers including John Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmetto Fibro Company
Collision Injures Burke as Disson Struck in Yard
A report from Columbia details a Monday accident in which Thomas M. Burke and Frederick Disson collided during an outdoor gathering. Burke sustained severe elbow and shoulder injuries, with the bone fractured. he was treated by a physician and will be unable to work for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Burke
Frederick Disson
Columbia
Burke
Arma
Baden
Notice to Gaz Consumers About Subsidy Refund
Local notice to Gaz consumers of twenty five who apply for subsidy counts and payments due by the tenth day of the month. Test details involve a medical specialist and city venue names Thorley Sid and Aya events this week at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaz
F.chogan
Agens
Det. BR. L. Harketyv
Oyster
Ear
Nito City Hotel
Thorley End
Sid
Bolsuen Army to Hold Two Meetings on Fourth Street
Commissioner Babnska Bacth leads Stall Brass Band from New York City to address the public in Barsecks on Fourth Street this Sunday April ًا at 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Tickets cost ten cents for a single meeting and fifteen cents for both. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolsuen Army
Babnska Bacth
Newe York
Barsecks
Fourth Street
America
Bok
One-Third Rise in Caresville Roller Flour Sales
Our retail sales of Caresville roller flour were one third greater during the week ending March 21 than ever before, showing strong demand for a good article. We manufacture exclusively for home trader E. A. Shsiner Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caresville
Enos
E. A. Shsiner Aming Co
Young People Guild Sale and High School Entertainment
The Young People s Guild of the Evan Reformed church plans a bake sale and social in the church basement on April 6 with cream cake and other items and a 10 cent admission. A later event at City Hall on Friday evening April 10, 1891 features Prof Hawks as Bite with Jarley and excellent music. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 85 cents, with further details for seat reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Guild of the Evan, Reformed Church
City Hall
Hawks
Bite
Jarley
Seakle
Cn Anatior
Mullinie & Kemp opens curtain and carpet department
Mullinie and Kemp’s new shop offers plain and fancy stitch curtains at low prices, stock lace curtains from New York imports, and an assortment of tapestry Brussels carpets. The store invites customers to see the patterns before ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brussels
Mullonix & Kemf
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed
Four marriage licenses issued to Elisha H. Easterday of Backeystows and Mary V. King of Jefferson James W. Carlin of Boyd's Station and Florence Angevine of Frederick City Yoko M O Keefe near Petersville and Mary G Ray of Burkittsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha H. Easterday
Backeystows
Mary V. King
Jefferson
James W. Carlin
Boyd's Station
Florence ¥. Angevine
Frederick City
Yoko M.O Keefe
Petersville
Mary G. Ray
Burkittsville
Board of Chantes and Correction Meeting at Court House
The Board of Chantes and Correction met this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Court House for its regular monthly session. The minutes note Yeanes business pertaining to the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of C
Board of Chantes and Correction
Court House
Yeanes
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the Daily News
Frederick Weataes
Tudayt
the Son
Mook
Lakin
Toxas
Thomas Bacon
Staddard of the Cross
Tre Hidge
Aessane
Mr. Lewis
Ham Sheaman
Vernon
Whck
Taere
Vernuc
Tag
Forney
Eple
Howe
Preferick
Childress
Nome
Amuoz Te Peuple
Penens
County
Towes
Wolpsville
J.T
Ira V. Harshman
Mabel Harp
Smithsburg
Denton Grove
Denver
Colorado
C. J. Stotelmyer
Hagerstown
Inn
Myers
Ville
Br. Maugan
Afril
A D. Thomas
Luther Petterfield
Frazier
Mi. T
Davaill
St Bmlark’s P. E
Findea Tower
Mary Jane
Luray
Sre
Goray
Scott Key
Court Yard
Morse
Key
Rasen
Cerrent
J. A. Ramsburg
H. B. Shomsn
Antietam
B. Cline & CO
Tings
Mattinge
Seattinge
Blattinge
C. B.gline &Co
City Carpet House
Apridam
John Hendrickson
John Hendrickeon
Ayelling
South Market
George
Chas
Brant Apnenaa
West 5Th
A. Gatchmarkidtt
Serpe
Coorsa
Patrick
Ghureb
Eo. H. Dimmertsats
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company
Boone
Kenny-eule
C.4land
D.H. Best
N. Market St
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gibert’s
Resi Deanty
Tande
Gilbert
Oxford
Gilbert's
Taylors Ham
G.A. Gilbert
James H Gambrill
Alfred Coles
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Iebiddawlyrms
BROWZ
Cocoamas
Mr. Yeakle
Thats Florist
Geo
G. J. Doll & Son
Sturfs
Bieetsteins
DOLL
Mullinie & Kemp
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