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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1894

Page

5

PURELY PERSONAL. Frederick visitors and locals mingle in city social

A parade of names fills the column as Mr. Herman Reichard of Baggersown and several Baltimore and Washington visitors arrive or depart. Mrs. Margaret Branson visits North Market Street, while Rev. Osborne Ingle and Miss Ingle return from Charleston. Various families from Harrisburg, Allentown, Gettysburg, and Montgomery County are noted guests or hosts at homes along West Church Street and nearby locales.

Herman Reichard Bagersown I. L. Strouse Frank Sloane Baltimore Frederick Margaret Branson Washington Lewis E. Gittinger North Market Street T. C. Ritchie Woodstock A.C. McCardell Calvin T. Crum J Fee Taylor Lucy Brice Washington, D. C Besse Tyson East Charen Street Lewis 4 Shook Harrisburg J. W. Shook Utica County Gertrude Butts Margaret Rue Allentown Chas. E. T. Best Ozcar Bowers van Beachley Gagerstown E. D. Grove Kate Field Montgomery County Osborne Ingle Miss Ingle Charleston S.C D. Haner Quynn Pittsburg John B. Harding Episcopal Church Bradford Europe Chas. E. Trail Lucy Bruce Bessley Fyson Fas Addison Ingle Bride Luther Kuhlman New York New England Wm. Zimmerman City J. Atlantic Hesse Germany California H.C. Brown Singanore Alice V. Martin Wm. H. Marriott Daisy Marriot Haddon Marriott R. Groverman Frank Brown Francis Eugene Bro Roanoke Louis Smith Philadelphia Donald McLean McLean Judge Ritchie West Church Street Dr. Balizell Key Berkley Springs May Gambrill Nellie Jones Elkridge Daniel Geizendanner Dillon Goodell D.C. Wilcoxon Ben Westminster Margaret McPherson New Hampshire EK. Legg Mt. Washington John Landis Thurmont

New Advertisements Appear In Today’s Columns

The page lists various businesses and services with names such as G. G. Carty Dry Goods Herner Kemp Thos H Haller Navy Ducks John Hendrickson Hosiery Real Estate M. Nixdorff Savings and Loan J Schroeder and grocery excusions around Island Park August 3. The ads promise reliable advertisers and caution readers to trust only proven sources.

Adv.s Sur Adrer Rompuy Forniture G. G M. Nixdorf Mayor Fleming Island Park Grocery Excurson Inland Park

Advertising Pictures and Trustration in Ads Views

Charles A Bates discusses the decline of wood cuts in ads favoring illustrated blocks. He advocates small, modest cuts to illustrate, not dominate, with emphasis on truth over humor. Brunswick mayoral race and council slate follow with candidates listed by ward and ticket. The Y M C T recipients hosted a table by Union of St Johns Parish. note on a mystery titled The Face of Rosenfel.

Charles Austin Bates Wanamaker Pune Tne

Pic-Nic at High Knob Party From Middletown Enjoys Views

A Friday picnic at High Knob on Catoc Mountain brought a party of ladies and gentlemen from Middletown and vicinity. They traveled with a provision wagon and enjoyed abundant food and field glasses while visiting a new pleasure resort south of the pike on the return. Notable attendees included Misses Sallie Kepler Gertrude Toms Maggie Kefauver Hatte Remsburg Maggie Remsburg Amy Kefauver Sallie Kefauver Lueulz Kefauver Lucy Thomas and Messrs Leslie Gaver Walter Kefauver W W Doub Foster Remenburg Dantel Remsburg Charles Remsburg Elmer Coblentz and John L Rovtzahn.

High Knob San Middletown Catoc Mountain Misses Sallie Kepler Gertrude Toms Maggie Kefauver Hatte Remsburg Maggie Remaburg Amy Kefauver Sallie Kefauver Lueulz Kefauver Lucy Thomas Rocky Springs Leslie Gaver Walter Kefauver W. W. Doub Foster Remeburg Dantel Remsburg Charles Remeburg Elmer Coblentz John L. Rovtzahn the Pike

Sparrows killed by storm in Frostburg and other state items

News of the State reports a severe storm in Frostburg killing hundreds of sparrows, deaths in Havre de Grace, tramps in Howard county, crop damage to tomatoes in Kent and Harford, and nineteen knights at a Calvert county tournament. It notes local politics, a Hagerstown street peddling ordinance, a coal train wreck near Eckhart, tariff debates in Alleghany, appointments at Washington College, packing factory preparations, and a county scholarship exam summary.

Frostburg Christian Lay Havre de Grace Howard County B &O.R.R Kent Harford House of Correction Carrol County Amre Eckhart Mines Alleghany County Cleveland Pearce Wellington Alleghany Sixth James J. Stephens Lynchburg Virginia Caroline Pettigrew Noak Caroline Washington College Kent County Baltimore Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore County Itchester Bridge Fitzgerald Industrial “Army San Francisco Charlea Grant Ellicott City

Incendiary Fire Destroys Farm Barn Near Buckeystown

Last night a large bank barn on Mr GA T Smouifer’s Manor farm south of Buckeystown was destroyed by fire between 10 and 11. Three horses and a calf perished. about 159 tons of hay and farming implements were lost. Arson is suspected as the cause, with previous fires hitting the Lucuifer farm in the past year. The new barn, insured for 1200 dollars, plus 500 dollars for contents, totals over 2000 dollars in losses. Firefighters sounded an alarm from Frederick.

GA. T. Smouifer Buckeystown Bern Lucuifer Frederick Orient Springfield

Local News Notes and Sick Lists

Miss Minnie Thomas of West Fourth Street is reported sick. Miss Mary Follmer of South Market Street became suddenly ill on North Market Street this morning and received medical aid at George Gilbert's store from Dr. Goodell. A Catholic Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock in their room.

Minnie Thomas Weat Fourth Street Mary Follmer South Market Street North Market Street George AL Qilbert Goodell Catholic Club

Japanese Minister to Preach at Middletown Church Tomorrow

Rev. G. Kinzo Haneko, a Japanese minister and graduate of F. and M. College Class of 1891 and the Seminary Class of 1804, will preach at the reform ed Church of Middletown tomorrow morning and speak to the Missionary Society at night. He is hosted by John C. Cobieniz and Charles H. Cobieniz.

G. Kinzo Haneko M. College Reformed Church of Middletown Missionary Society Rey Kaneko John C Charles H. Cobieniz

Camp planned near Seven Pines by local party

Messrs. Roger Wood George Deol Robert Tyson Roger Motter Thomas Woit Burns Trendie and Claude Mc Cleery left this morning for Seven Pines to pitch tents for a camp. They bring catabies for meals if no fish are caught, ensuring ample provisions.

Roger Wood George Deol Robert Tyson Roger Motter Thomas Woit Burns Trendie Claude McCleery Seven Pines

Bicycle Rents Reduced and Harness Stolen Notice

Bicycle rents cut to one dollar for a wheel from Saturday night to Monday morning with Sundays closed. W T Delaplaine supplies details. Harness stolen from Mr Joseph Summers premises near Harmony. Large fish crane reported by Ed ward Detloyd from Myersville. Bird shot by Samuel Smith. Carlton Houpt injured his hand on a threshing machine cylinder spike.

W.T. Delaplaine Joseph Summers Harmony County Myersville Edward Detloyd Samuel Smith Carlton Houpt

Market Gossip at Frederick Fresh Market Scene Breezy

Early marketgoers flock to Frederick for vegetable abundance and lighthearted gossip. Tomatoes, corn, cucumbers, and peaches are highlighted with prices, while humorous observations on couples and ice cream parlors add local color. Prices range from 7 to 12 cents per dozen for corn and various fruits and vegetables listed.

Frederick Porterhouse Bay Teylors Sheepshead Nic Porgica

Fire Rossmore in Atlantic City letter praise

Madam Windsor writes from Washington praising the Rosemore hotel kept by Hartsock Bros in Atlantic City. She describes the hotel as a beautiful building with ocean views and notes the breakfast, dinner, and supper as first class and reasonably priced. The letter highlights the daily sea air and saltwater bathing improving her appetite and comfort during her stay.

Rossmore Atlantic City DL. D. Windsor Washington Rosemore Hartsock Bros Iteelf Cor. Pacific Tennessee Ares

Valley View Park proposed for grand citizen picnic

Arrangements are underway for a mid month grand Citizen's picnic at the Bew pleasure resort on Uatoctian Mountain between Frederick and Middletown. The observatory will be completed by then, and several park name options are circulating with Valley View Park favored for its views of both valleys.

Valley View Park Bew Uatoctian Mountain Frederick Middletown Braddock Park Braddock Springe Park Valley Trew Park Catoctin Park Macatsin View Park Middletown Register

Weare Holders Of The Most Popular Sturm Sedge At 600

The item lists a 600 value and a 12cc capacity with references to Toote Berush. It appears as a mechanical or equipment designation, possibly a specification note from a trade or catalog.

Island Park excursion promises largest summer outing

Local grocers from Martinsburg Winchester and Cheriestown invite families to a Wednesday Island Park picnic. Train departs 7 45 am. Admission 25 cents for children. Includes land and refreshments, music by Anguat Winger's City Orchestra, dancing, and a Walkersville Band concert. Also previews health lecture August 9 and Catholic Club Baltimore Bay Ridge trip August 14.

Winger Walkersville Harper's Ferry J. John’s Baltimore Bay Ridge Ssatomer

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