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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a public sale notice with items for sale including pigs and dresses. Names listed include Kriner Milling Co and F. Rothenhoefer along with street address 61 E Fourth St and various goods such as dry goods dressmaking and delicacies.
The Weekly News will publish Thursday as a twelve page issue with full news and special features. Advertisers and change requests are due by 5 p.m. Wednesday for ads and 12 p.m. Wednesday for changes.
Be Wise Edie Nelson of Prince William's county and Miss Mary Lee Waters of Gaithersburg Md visit Misses Ells and Alice Thomas of Buckeys town Mer. George B. McCleery spent part of Easter Sunday in Washington Mr John H Bifford and Miss Martin of Baltimore paid a flying visit to friends in this city yesterday Mr Lewis Haller formerly of Frederick now of Baltimore spent Sunday in this city Mr Joseph Haller of Baltimore spent Sunday with relatives and friends in Frederick Mr Albert Robinett of Cumberland was the guest of friends in this city on Sunday last Mrs Chas E Richards has returned to her home at Elizabeth N J Bus L A Rogers plotting frends in Wilmore Mrs D H Weaver and daughter of Coatesville Pa are visiting Mrs Miltos A Woodward of this city parents of Mrs Weaver Br Milton Crutchley has returned to Frederick Miss Sophie Hermen daughter of Mr Herman the florist left yesterday morning for Philadelphia to enter the Hahnemont Hospital to become a trained nurse Mr William Payne of Thurmont who spent a few days in this city returned home yesterday Mr Charles Mussetter of Baltimore spent Easter at his parental home in this city Miss Reppie McGuigan of Thurmont who has been spending a few days in this city has returned home
Regular weekly meeting of the Republican Association at headquarters this evening. Oyster season ends soon. April is quiet for the Rs until September. A six year old asks why bunny lays hard boiled eggs and chick eggs are raw. Jefferson said to lecture under a calm voice and few gestures. a tragedy cited. License issued for a sale in Baltimore county as part of a Merrima case. A water treatment note claims fluted filters remove typhoid germs. A stone observatory planned on battlefields with two platforms. Sale of store and dwelling in Jefferson county to Eye Ann Peaser for 1453 dollars. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as the cure.
Easter observances across Frederick churches drew large crowds as altars glowed with lilies roses palms and carnations. Services included solemn high mass at St John’s Catholic Church and festive programs at All Saints Episcopal and Evangelical Lutheran parishes with choirs, operettas, and school performances. Weather teased with clouds but spirits stayed bright.
Hyreaeal is reported as a pretty wedding in the parlor of the Novitiste at 8 PM. Nicholas W. Butler of Baltimore wed Mize Addle Anderson of this city with Ide Gone as bridesmaid and Aier Locksid as groomsman. A reception followed and plans for a Woodstock visit before establishing residence in Harrisonville Baltimore County. A quieter ceremony later at Evangelical Reformed church joined Daniel Mehring and Annie E. Raffing with attendants Lewis Mehrlise and Nora M. Relling. Additional wedding announcements follow including Rhodes B Kemp and Mary G. Bly and a mayoral note about a watch prize. Also referenced is a medicinal advertisement for Syrup of Figs.
Two games between the Frederick Yalors and Crickets drew about 100 spectators in morning cold and 400 in the afternoon. The Crickets won 9 to 5 in the morning. the Unions defeated the Crickets in nine innings in the afternoon. Batteries were Brust and Bepret for the Unions and Molesworth and Birely for the Crickets. Final remarks praise strong hitting and fielding. note potential for a strong amateur team from the two clubs. Also, sale of Walkeraville town lots postponed to May 14 with concurrent sale by Mrs Bentz and Mr Eich elberger, details given.
The Erworth League offer a lecture at M E Church on Monday April 22 by Rev E L Bubbard of Baltimore titled How to Win admission 25 cents. Also an Ensemble Piano Recital at Woman's College tonight with tickets 75 cents at Yeakle's. Doors at 7 30 p m with recital starting near 6. A Mystic Cure for rheumatism claimed available for 75 cents from J A Sullam bor Frederick Md.
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