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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1897
Page
4
The item surveys wide local interests from weather and dances to minor crimes, consumer tips, and medical ads. It mentions muddy rivers, fair progress, a Brooklyn Club dance, school vacation sighs, and assorted anecdotes. Included are counterfeit ticket scares, patent medicines, and testimonials.
A reader urges Republicans to nominate D H Hargett for clerk of the court at the fall election. The letter praises Hargett as a hardworking businessman and longtime party worker, noting his six brothers active in politics. The writer argues primaries should select the best candidate, and predicts broad support across white and Black voters.
Rev J C Hawk former pastor visits Trinity church. Dr Jay Stter from Harford county and son visit old home. Miss Bary Rhinehart of Frederick visits Willam Pacbus. Temperance lecture followed by Rev G F Farring as presiding speaker. Miss Clara Jones of New London gives a recitation. James M Rice of Hood's Mill greets friends. Mrs Orr and family and W W Clayton among Grifith's Hotel guests. Fannie Wood sails to Baltimore. Reich relatives from Frederick visit. Lt Willis in-law visit mentioned. Plowing for wheat underway amid high wine prices. large crop expected. Elizabeth Copper and children from Baltimore visiting Angeli. Sediment weather reduces attendance at lawn fest. John Stevens repairing old home. hopes to occupy by September. Mrs Isie Reich of Frederick visits relatives. Mrs John Palmer and Miss Laitle Kilimarnock Va visiting Worthington family. McDonald of Virginia stopping at Ulz Hotel. Mrs Frank Hobbs and children visit Mount. Hobbs schoolmate of Airs Amon t. Squirrel hunting popular. Sisters of Charity solicit funds. Mr J B Daisny of Baltimore visits family. Church congregations augmented by city visitors.
James F T Gimora of Manayunk Slim released after grand jury dismissed charges of assault. Others, Thomas Thompson Samuel Halloway Howard Zentz and Charles Baxter, released from jail as no bill found.
Mr. Leroy Thompson and Ming Annie J Spurrier of Plane No 4 were married yesterday at 8 pm at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Frederick with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. The couple will depart for Baltimore on the 4:30 train.
News notes report a 84 year old Miss Mary A F Talbott noted in Cumberland. Keckys sells reeds for Montgomery fair. Nagle's store in Bynum illegiarized. Queen Annes frontier industries rising along the line. Plans prepared for a new building to replace the burned Chottenham colored house of reform. Thorndale Idol, a noted race figure in Barford county, reformed to end his broken leg suffering. British merchants arrival of second excursionists in Bethlehem adds about 700 visitors and significant trade. Total estimated capital near six million dollars.
Church notices from Liberty town to Siddletown describe lectures on Japan and a Protestant camp meeting at Grace M P Church starting September 3. Rev W S Resd ty leads, with speakers from distant places, and a large attendance reported at Red Lion and Westminster seminary support.
A damaged page fragment merges verse on memory with old remedies and medical advertisements. It contrasts grieving, forgetfulness, and the dead with promotional lines for Dr. Hinge New Dressers and Dr. King’s New Discoveries. The text mentions remedies for coughs, whooping cough, hay fever, bronchitis, and digestion, with local shop references and trial sizes.
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