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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1896

Page

7

Purely Personal notes and visits in Frederick area

PURELY PERSONAL. and Misa Minnis Lease of Hanover Pa has returned home after visiting Miss Rallie Lease in this city. The McEloney family from the M E Church returned from a two week country stay near Catoctin Furnace. Enma Flook of Myersville guest of Prof Cyrus F Flook Clark Place. Reno Harpla visiting father in law S L Teighthi in Arouilte Pa. Bright bit ill. Mrs C F Schroeder and daughter from Oakland Md visiting O F Young East Second. Hattie Leech Young of Washington DC visiting grandparents C F Young. Mr McNeal of Baltimore spending days with Frederick friends. Miss Whittaker of Washington guest of T T Berapberger Court Street has retired. Rev John G Knott of Washington visiting Frederick. Mrs S A Baldwin and Miss Elis Lambright of Shepherdstown in Frederick for a week. D M Sebell of East Patrick Street back from visit to Mrs Siaup of Baltimore. Charles Schroeder rode train accident on Sunday then trip to mountain and back. George Thomea Lee Butcher and John Hildebrand returned from bicycle trip to Baltimore.

Misa Minnis Lease Hanover Rallie Lease WI McEloney M. E Church Catoctin Furosee Enma Flook Myereville Cyrus F. Flook Clark Place Reno Harpla L Teighthi Arouilte Bright C. F. Schroeder Elias Harriett Grove Schroeder Oakland God O. F. Young East Second Street Hattie Leech Young Washingdon D.C C. F. Young Mr. McNeal Baltimore Frederick Miss Whittaker Washington T. T. Berapberger Court Street John G. Knott Moler Belzh Harhond Shepherdstown W. A A. Baldwin Elis Lambright D. M. Sebell East Patrick Street Siaup Charles Schroeder George Thomea Lee Butcher John Hildebrand

Official Visit to Montevue Hospital by Baltimore County

Baltimore county commissioners plan an official visit to Montevue Hospital in Frederick on Saturday September 5. The county pays 150 per year for care of several insane patients there. Montevue is Frederick county’s alma house with an insane department. County patients are sent to Spring Grove Mount Hope and Montevue, costing about 10 000 annually. Also notes on local illness and a few residents.

Monttevue Baltimore County Frederick Montevue Hospital Montevue i Frederick County Almahouse Bpring Grove Mount Hope Montevue

Death of Williamsport resident Beard noted

The death of prominent Williamsport citizen M. K. Beard Sr after a long illness is reported. His son Reverend Martin Luther Beard of Middletown is named as a relation. The article also mentions local dog shows and political appointments including Frederick J. Nelson to a Democratic Congressional nomination committee and a Pimlico race result by Patuxent. A Republican county central committee meeting at the court house is announced with elections for chairman secretary and treasurer.

M. KE. Beard Wm. H. Beard Williamsport Martin Luther Beard Middistons Frederick J. Nelson Ies Biair Lee Montgomery Comaiy Congress Republican County Central Committee Court House

Sabbath Day Church Services and German Baptists Meeting

A long list of tomorrow's services across churches in the area includes German Baptist, M E, St John’s Catholic, Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, All Saints Episcopal, Presbyterian, and United Reformed churches. Rev. Beale, Rev. Rubim an, and Rev. Stinesorlog are among the leaders. The German Baptists’ Eastern District plans for the 1867 annual meeting with committees on location and arrangements, aiming to hold the gathering in Frederick.

Eiger Brucer Fabraey Alll German Baptist Church W. Menenney M.E St John’s Catholic Church Gergud The Reformed Church Jonior Endestor Society Evangelical Comheran Church Bolst Fair Grounds Evangelical Lutheran Church Luther Rubiman Brashearn United Brethren Church of Walkersville Mount Vernon Walkerayia Osborns Ingle All Saints Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Beale Epworth League Wilson T. M. Beale Samuel United Renken Church C W. Stinesorlog David J. Beale Philadelphia Northern Liberties Presbyterian Church St. James’ Letheran Church Haatern Maryland United States Biswa Ban Union Bridge Middletown Valley Church George 8. Harp C. FE. Augherman M. Grossnickle Frederick E. A. Braner P. D. Fahrney Milton Mc Daniel William H. Frankin John 8. Weybright Monocacy Church Ephraim W. Stoner

Maryland Lawyers Form State Bar Association

Frederick area lawyers organized the Maryland Bar Association with Judge James McSperry elected president. William P. Maulsby named to draft constitution, dues set at $2, annual meetings last Friday in June, members must have three years at the bar and county bar ties. Frederick participants included Judge McSperry and Baker Johnson.

Lawyers of Maryland Pen-Mar Maryland Biste Bar Association William P. Msulsby Frederick James McSperry Supreme Bench of Baltimore Stewart Brown George Washington Association County Bar Association State Association

Overland Trip Provides Maryland Tour by Horseback

Mr. A. B. Schartzseff of Norfolk Virginia arrived in Frederick on horseback and stayed several days at the City Hotel. He has been making an overland tour across Maryland with a valet, visiting Frederick for one to three days, and left yesterday for Hagerstown.

L M.zimmerman Myeraville Joshua D. Alcatt Harry Black Lewis Main Sear Frederick A. B. Schartzseff Norfolk Frederick City

Boy Hart Hurt In Farm Accident Near Middletown

Earl Hart, 18, son of Charles Netkirk of Middletown, was seriously injured Thursday afternoon after being thrown from a Loree rake on his grandfather George Racy’s farm near Middletown when the horse bolted and ran.

Hart Earl Charles Netkirk Middletown George Racy

August Delights and Prices at the Village Market

Gossipy column notes August’s close, peppers and tomatoes in plentiful supply, peaches canned, and prices rising on butter eggs meat and produce. Local dealers push prices up while households plan for winter. cider and sausage hint at seasonal change as the market eye shifts to fall.

West Patrick Street Democrats plan pole raising event

Visitors from Frederick County enjoy summer days as the 7 and Middletown Electric Road project brings benefits. This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Democrats on West Patrick Street will raise a 4 Bryan and Sewall free silver pole atop Beatxtown bill with Ben F. J. Nelson and Mr. J. E. R. Wood speaking.

West Patrick Street Bryan and Sewall Ben. F. J. Nelson J. E.R Wood

Early 20th Century Patent Remedy Advice

The passage promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle cure for constipation and to cleanse the kidneys, claiming it softens waste, improves digestion, and prevents ailments like colds or fevers. It reads as a general remedy from older medical ad language, urging use for widespread health concerns.

Exonerated Death in Electric Car tragedy investigated

Coroner's jury met at the court house to determine cause of death of Mrs Caroline Dogan amid the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway accident. Witnesses, including Dr Marynard and electrician William Hales, testified overcrowding and loss of control caused the crash.

Thoms Terner Caroline Dogan Frederick Middletown Court House Blanchard Philpot Foreman J J, Diu James E.i Walker Harry A. Hoefer Joseph L Hoatashi H. Clay Hall Hamilton Lisaesy Robert Ramsburg George B. Myer Bion Firratonz G. W. B. Shriner F. T. Rhodes Maynard Trstipieg Maynard Mra Dogan

Witnesses corroborate verdict on Mrs Dugan’s death

Testimony from Harce Walters Ds W Long Haymond Byter C E Moreas and others supports the finding that Mrs Dugan died from shock following a locomotive accident at Frederick and Mikio fows Railway crossing August 25 1896. The jury exonerates the railway company from blame despite a claimant link to heart disease and consumption.

Tully Harce Walters Ds. W. &. Long Haymond Byter C E Moreas E& Moberly Oliver Beast Wlham A. Beywood TSE Carfoi Vietory Dugan Frederick and Mikio Fows Duran Sime

Dogs Die After Quiet Night in Emmitabarg

Four dogs in Emmitabarg reportedly died Wednesday night into Thursday morning after a cool night. Local belief points to possible poisoning rather than heat. Three dogs are linked to residents John Florence and John Jackson, while a stray dog known as the tramp dog traveled between houses before dying. Funeral details for Mrs. Caroline C. Dogan note services at 5 o'clock yesterday at Frederick Hefotein's residence in Catawiona with Rev. W A Winsler officiating. Remains sent to Washington on the 2:50 train. Pallbearers listed. funeral director W G B Eichison.

Emmitabarg John Florence John Jackson Caroline C. Dogan Frederick Hefotein W. A. Winsler Catawiona Washington W. 8. Wisales Cavschesa George B. Holdein Edward Heinlein James

Rupaney George Engle horces runaway on North Market

A horse attached to a wagon bolted on North Market Street today causing only a bent iron post. Both horses were captured by the driver, Lewis Winkelman, and thrown down before being recovered.

Rupaney George Engle North Market Street Horace Lewis Winkelman

Local notices from a 19th century issue

Local items report a memorial for Mrs Elfgsteth Cronise who died a year ago at Bharoaburg with gone but not forgotten sentiment. Weather forces postponement of the Brad dock Farmers picnic to Tuesday September 1 and mentions a Braddock Heights event. An ad notes selling free made bran at ten dollars per ton and optician James H Gam bi Snider at Bosonvar’s Store on Saturdays and Mondays. B&O Railroad offers round trip tickets Frederick to Indianapolis for National Democratic Convention dated August 29 to September 1, valid for passage through September 7 at sixteen dollars.

Frederick Indianapolis

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