Funeral of Emory Nosz Draws Frederick Community
The funeral for Emory Nosz was held at John Gomber’s residence on South Market Street with a large crowd present. Fire departments in uniform led the procession and active pallbearers included George H. Kline and J. Roger Mesberry, while M.C. UC presented a broken column memento to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Nosz
Emory
John Gomber
South Market Street
Frederick
George H. Kline
Ralph Bowers
J. Harry Hauer
E.&. Eicheberger
Wm. Macgiff
J. Roger Mesberry
Independent Hose Co
Edward Bader
W. C. Martin
Geo. Keyser
B. Rosenour
PF. B. Co
Charities
Kepp
Barry Miller
Edward Scareeder
Harry Nelson
United S. F. EB. Up
Walter Cook
Albert Pearre
Wm. Kolb
Harry Blackston
Eevs
Hasskarl
Ingle
Beale
Union
Point of Rocks
Mleesra. G
Mercier
George H. Hickman
B. R. Hickman
Nusz
Pulpit to Rise in St Johns Church Sanctuary
The St John’s Catholic Church will install a new pulpit on the Gospel side to replace the old one. It will be finished in cream and gold with panels bearing the Cross Calvary papal arms Agnus Dei Sacred Heart and Holy Ghost symbols. Built from plans by the supervising architect of the United Biases by Storck & Co of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
United Biases
Mesars, Storck & Co
Baltimore
Kel-Mar Association Fourth Picnic Planned
The Kel-Mar Association will host the fourth in a series of picnics on Friday evening the 11th instant. Cards for a party are issued by Miss Bessie Jones daughter of State Treasurer Spencer C Jones of Rockville in honor of Miss Bessie Mulien of Baltimore. A dance at the Zimmermans country residence near Fountain Rock featured a Saturday night gathering with attendees including Madison Nelson Noah Cremer Albert Ritchie and Benj Reich from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel-Mar Association
Bessie Jones
Spencer C. Jones
Rockvile
Bessie Mulien
Baltimore
Zimmermian
Fountain Rock
Iasi
Messrs
Madison Nelson
Noah Cremer
Albert Ritchie
Benj. Reich
A Dangerous Place Near Hughes Ford on Monocacy
The Monocacy near Hughes ford has a deep muddy bed on the roadside to Lingstone Mills. Mr. William S. Miller and his family recently endured a dangerous incident there, and observers believe a further drift into the quagmire could have trapped both horse and wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes’ Ford
Lingsnore Mills
Hughes' Ford
Wm. 5
Miller
Marriage Licences for Grove and Wit tier in Frederick City
Philip E. Grove and Christens W. Wit tier, both of Frederick City, obtain marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip E. Grove
Christens W. Wittier
Frederick City
Personal notices of visitors and travels in Maryland towns
Purported social column items list numerous residents and visitors from Hagerstown, Emmitsburg, Frederick, and surrounding towns. People travel to Chicago for the World's Fair, visit relatives in Middletown and Greencastle, attend camp meetings at Mount Airy, and host or guest at homes in Emmitsburg and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hoover
Hagerstown
Wolfsville
Nettle Marchall
David Bubrmso
Foxvibe
Bessie Shuff
Moliie Remsburg
Hazerstown
G. W. &. Crumbaugh
Dublin
Frederick County
J. Edward Jones
Keedysville
Middletown
EB. D. Miller
Baltimore
C. M. Motter
Emmitsburg
John Muth
Philadelphia
J.B. White
Pittsburg
Mtr
W. Ross White
John Adelsberger
F. A. Adelsberger
George B. Resser
Banover
K. AL. Moyer
P.J. Duncas
St. Mary's College
John Slagle
Peter F. Barkett
Mary Maxell
Greencastle
Pony Cut in Emmitsburg Pasture Leaves Pony Wounded
A pony owned by Jacob Smith suffered a three inch shoulder cut in a pasture near Emmitsburg. Dr. J W Reigle administers medical care as the animal heals. Cause unclear whether glass or a person caused the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Smith
Emmitsburg
J. W. Reigle
Water Supply Project Advances With New Engine
The independent engine will go to the Little Tuscarora tomorrow morning to pump. It will be placed on the tan recently purchased by the city. The water works committee chairman has conferred with millers on the stream and made satisfactory arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarora
Committe On Water Works
Imade
Brief Bits and Bright Bits From Local Notes
A collage of short items from Emmitsburg and Frederick area news. Anecdotes on neighbors, fashion, and mischief mix with civic notes, travel to Mt Airy, a near ninety year old hospital stay, and local shortages.
Carroll County Notes Fete Profits Aid Parochial School
The net receipts of the St. John's Catholic Church fete in Westminster totaled 751 dollars to defray parochial school expenses. Rev. H. M. Hellman, longtime pastor at Harney and Mount Joy, has accepted a call to Altoona PA and resigned locally. The Carroll County Circuit Court clerk logged 28 deeds 12 mortgages and 12 bills of sale in July. Eight marriage licenses were issued. Josiah Cushing of Franklin district deeded trust to Jacob Farrer for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
St. John’s Catholic Church
Westminster
Josiah Cushing
Franklin District
Jacob Farrer
Local Health Notes From East Patrick Street Area
The sick list reports Mr Roger Hagan at home on East Patrick Street with attending physician Dr Wooten predicting a recovery in a few days. Miss Bertha Fox is recovering from an illness. Mr William Siller of East Patrick Street is confined at home with an ailment described as an airlock of Zambago. The Worthington children on West Third Street are reported quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Yost
Familly
James McDonald
Mollie Yost
Washington
Linganore Mills
Frederick Courty
Mt. Pleasant
John GC. Hardt
C. R. Hardt
Eliza Baret
J. Hardt
Frederick
Elkton
Austic City
Mrs. White
Baltimore
James T
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Wolfs
Hagers
Mary Locks
Wm. A. Markell
Charleston
W.va
Sophie Reese
Bethesda
Montgomery County
America
Cora Webster
Braddock
E. May Bradshaw
Gettysburg
Judge Keller
Washington, D. C
Keller
Robert Crane
Piedmont
Harry Young
Oliver Young
Second Street
East
D. Freeman
Mechanicstown
Aliss AL. Murphy
F. Henderson
R.H. Campbell
Creagerstown
E. J. Drinkhouse
Monrovia
J. M. Radcliffe
Maryland
M. E. Dell
T. S. Eader
West Third Street
Chicago
Biz
Taomas Toy
New York
C. V.5. Levy
Louis Nixdorf
Bernadette Dorsey
Liberty
Anna Vernon
Daugher
Colg
W.F. Vernon, Is On A Visit To Relatives On West Third Street. Mr. Hammit Ucffman
T. Rhodes
Mollie Kemp
Atendiya
Alice Anderson
Col. L. V. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Fred Alvey
Abe Rosenour
Cora Martin
New Windsor
Mamie Gittinger
Martinsburg
Samuel Patterson
Brooklyn
M. Y
Nannie Haller
Charles H. Gittinger
Loudoun County
Chas. Groff
R. €. Witherow
J.D. Henrickson
Clarence I Ifendal
J. D. Hendrickson
Drexel & Co
Philadelphia
Diffendal
Jennie Summel
Woodaboro
Sonberg
Camp Glyndon
Wm. Dansenberger
Mt. Airy
Close
Edward Herman
Missophie
Boonsboro
Washington County
George Nixdorf
East Third Street
Miss Nettlerlee
Balimore
Ella Jacobs
Franklin Yarrington
Lime Kiln
Roger Hagan
East Patrick Street
Wooten
Bertha Fox
Wm. S. Silller
East Patrick St
Zambago
Gien H Worthington
Baseball News from Frederick This Week
Messrs Robert Nelson and Keen Cig from Terryland Track visited the city last week aiming to arrange a base ball match between the Track club and Frederick Juniors. The Pastimes and Citizens play this evening, with another game possible tomorrow between the Browns and Citizens. The management plans a game every evening this week to maximize play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelson
Keen Cigget
3Ierryland
Frederick
Deaths in Emmitsburg and Baltimore
News reaches Emmitsburg of the death of John Kimmell formerly of the Emmitsburg district He died at the Little Sisters of the Poor in Baltimore two years ago He was about fifty five years old Daphne Brighton a colored woman aged? years died last night at her West Patrick street residence The funeral is set for this afternoon at four o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Kimmell
Emmitsburg
John Kimmell
Mr. Kimmell
Little Sisters of the Poor
Baltimore
Daphne Brighton
West Patrick Street
Buckles and politics mix in Maryland summer fashion
Readers note a fashion trend as Maryland girls show large silver and gold belt buckles of various shapes and finishes with bold styling. The piece shifts to Republican party planning, recording dates for primaries on August 19 and a convention on August 23, with strategy on nominating a ticket and potential ballot placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Can Sands
S Utley
Republican County Central
Court House
Hicket
Neighbors-Wedding in Johnsville Upsets Buckeystown Normal Head
A wedding at Johnsville Methodist Protestant Church united Mr. F. R. Neighbours principal of Buckeystown Normal School and Miss Ansie L Bond on August 3. The ceremony was led by Rev Cassen with ushers G Devilbiss and Preston S Millard. After the ceremony the couple left for Mountain Lake Park then Buckeystown. The notice also records a July 31 1993 marriage in Gettysburg PA William J Cook to Mary E Curtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville
F. R. Neighbours
Buckeystown Normal School
Misa Ansie L. Bond
Lohengrio
Messrs
G. Devilbiss
Preston S. Millard
Mrr. Cassen
Frederick
Mountain Lake Park
Buckeystown
Cour —Curlin
Gettysburg
George M. Walter
Wiliam J. Cook
Mary E.curtin
Emmitsburg
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office 1898
The Frederick City post office lists remaining advertised letters as of Saturday August 5 1898. Applicants must call for these letters or they may be sent to the dead letter office if not collected within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lapres
H. P. Dudrear
Silss Pare Herbert
Bln Beiitz
Annivalt
Gestutusy
Edward Anglebarger
Howard Brooks
P. Forman
Henry Hall
Hurguel Hergesheimer
A. Jew13
J. T. Hamaden
Uhaa
RK. Smith
David FP. Stonebarrier
U. Wstup
Dore E. Toma
A. Twelverreca
Anthony 4. Wickless
Willie ¥. Wolfe
Gen. T. Zimmerman
Novelties for Bridesmaids and Real Estate Transfers
Novelties for bridesmaids feature green wicker watering pots filled with blooms and tied with colored ribbons as an elegant alternative to flower bouquets. The Real Estate Transfers section notes parcels sold in Brunswick and Frederick County including Townsend and Wilhide deals priced at $200 and $350 respectively, while the Antietam Valley Peach Crop reports an exceptional harvest with high prices in Reedysville and Zarkle’s Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mutual Land and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Charles Grant Townsend
Brunswick
John Brown
H A. Brown
John H. Rouzer
Charles E. Wilhide
Frederick County
Antietam Valley
Reedysville
Zarkle
Pure and Wholesome Califormis Heald laxative remedy
The advertisement praises Califormis Heald laxative as a gentle effective remedy for the kidneys liver and bowels. It claims public approval and millions of users, presenting it as the best act only remedy to cleanse the system and promote health and comfort.
Rag and Ingrain Carpet Remnants Sale at Kemp Carpet Room
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise a large stock of Rag and Ingrain Carpet remnants. About 200 carpet ends, one yard each, plus matting ends, all priced very cheap to clear. A few good pieces remain to be sold at cut rates.
Summer Dress Fabrics Cleared Out At Great Discount
Dry goods department offers lawns chables fig swistes mulls and similar fabrics at deep cuts for the next eighty days far below regular prices.
Reaching the Ends In Fancy Bargain Textiles
A blunted sale note offers four couple patterns of Brocade satin in grey tan and heliotrope at 97 per yard formerly 35 cents A few yards of fine woolout cloth is priced at 15 cents per yard The ad urges buyers to act now and learn their value for future use
Metropolitan Branch Doubling Near Completion on Washington Line
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pushed the Metropolitan Branch toward completion. Double tracking now extends from Washington to Garrett Park, with the last gap Kensington to Garrett Park being the most ambitious section. A rock creek crossing required a stone arch and embankment, creating a continuous roadbed below the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tuetwao
Ralia
Washington
Galtherabure
Silver Springs
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Silver Spring
Kennington
Garrett Park
Kensington
Ffty
Rock Creek
Hotel Arrivals and Funeral Notice from Yellow Springs
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list guests from Baltimore Washington Gettysburg and county towns with names including Birkett Sumner Baker Hanzer Brady Tunstall and more. The funeral of Lewis MM Staley from Yellow Springs was held at Pleasant Hill church with Rev J M Head officiating and interment at the church cemetery. Smith Brothers Funeral Undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Borsu
J. Birkett
W. Summere
Geo. Baker
W. Hanzer
J. Brady
W. Tunstall
Baltimore
F. Ahey
D. J. Dougherty
Rockwood
Washlng‘tor
J. Hamil
Gettyeburg i
Caatix House
C. Smith
York
Charles E. Fogle
Goion Bridge
John Davis
George Lomsn
Fonersts
Lewis MM. Staley
Hig
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Church
3. M. Head
Messrs
Lewis Martz
Joseph Staley
Elias Warner
R. >. Eaton
H. M. Neighbors
F. M. Harley
Smith Brothers
Dry Goods Store Promises Low Prices and Small Profits
A brief notice emphasizes that the shop sells dry goods at minimal profit, urging buyers to remember the policy and compare with other stores, highlighting competitive pricing in feed brick areas.
Rocky Springs Junior Soldier Drum Corps Picnic Report
The annual Rocky Springs Junior Soldier Drum Corps picnic, an adjunct of the Salvation Army, drew a large crowd last Saturday in Crontse's woodr. Frederick City officers MacDougall and Ursill attended, and the Rocky Springs Skid Band provided music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Salvation Army
Crontse
MacDougall
Ursill
Frederick City
Ridemen excursion to Baltimore Bay Ridge Aug 8
Ridemen announce an excursion to Baltimore and Bay Ridge for Tuesday August 8 offering 2500 dollars round trip. Tickets valid for days mornings trains with special hotel accommodations at the Howard Bourne Baltimore and Bey Ridge Hotel Bay Ridge. Capt Q and J Beckley lead. Obituaries note Mrs Wm Oasis died August 6 1892 and Mrs James Hooper died August 7 1892. Also a for sale fine day mare and farm stock listed by W K Steiner and Heller DeLaase on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and
Bay Ridge
Uckets
Howard Bourne
Baltimore
Bey Ridge Hotel
Q & J. Beckley
Cass
W. K. Steiner
North Market Street
Heller & DeLaase Mutt
East
Patrick Street
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Weather Bureau
George
Bolivia
D. Kendrickson
G. A. Gilbert
Rodock & Neidig
D. Mantz
Allen Rohrback
B.L. Excursion
Hooper
J. Winebrewer
Morey
Ernest Barr
Wiliam Markell
W.a
Mollie Owings
Louise Clingan
Julia Littlefield
Miss Chogan
Messrs. Ogle
Toward Warfield
D. Stauffer
Lida Stauffer
Walsh
Ernest Frazier
Jacob Nusbaum
C. W. Ely
East River
Conn
Lount Airy
Baltimore and Ohio
Wildwood Park
Mount Airy
Wildwood
S.B Sothern
Toclock
J. 8. Jones
Dela
York County
S. B. Southern
Paul M. Strayer
W.R Graham
Mr. Strayer
Christian Endeavor
J. B. Jones
Delta
T. C. Suman
Allie Milard
W.M. Strayer
de. F. T. Tagg
Methodist Protestant
Board of Missions
Reve
G.F. Faring
F.T. Benson
Alexandria
Oshin
Msterial
Tiea
George Rider
Near Liberty
Rider
Miss Rider
England
Sierra Nevada
South Africa
Eli Sheet
Montevue Ho Pisl
Stonday
Tomas Zertuche
Ssa
Rmine de Agliere
Srs. C. B
Lave Brothers
Groff House
Love
Locksmitha
Europe
Issac Sutely
Otho J. Gaver
Palace
Mulliniz & Kemp
DRY Goods Department
Moun & Kaw
John Hendrickson
Joan Hisrouiason
James EH. Walker
Walker & CO
James
Rodoce
Neidig
Q. Rock
A&a
Riddie & Neidig
A.T. Rice & Sons
Hive & Sond
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Frederick, MD
Calis
Epworth Lesgue
John Wesley
Methodist
League
Epworth League
Trea
Epworth
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Lincolnshire
Bogiad
Samuel Wesley
John Weasley
Wm. Oasis
Eho
James Hooper
Cauasa
Hen Callprex
B. H
B. H. Buascz
N. Masser
Attorneys-At-Law
YS. Levy
LX Crhancer
G. Court House
Court Straw
A Frederick, Ma
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