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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1891
Page
4
Moon phases and various classified notices appear in the TRE Daily News with help wanted ads and advertisements from Gise Bros. Details are sparse but indicate a mix of listings and brief notices from the page.
Statewide notes report new county officers sworn in at Queen Annes Wimbleton Carrolls Howard and Washington counties. Somersets Baldt house fire and a new Indian agent appointed. Court actions include Calvert real estate and D B Bond suit. Jury case in Washington County allows colored jurors in sheriff’s indictment.
SuieadHt Condiuns of the Institution described as enjoyable by attendees. Superintendent Lether C Derr hosted a board of Charities and Corrections, with physicians and press present, touring the hospital and central hall. Downey praised debt reduction from about 35000 to 32000 and noted state endorsement, signaling nearing self sustainability. The current board’s term expires next February.
The Breck Shaw wedding reception was hosted at Mr Geo S L Shaw’s Woodsboro home with many city friends attending. A late supper and refreshments followed the gathering as the couple plan to reside with Mr A Lan dauer on East Church Street. Pleasant company also marked a Buckey family gathering with many attendees from Union Bridge to York Road. The list included Fannie Diehl Jessie Megek Mary Wolfe Maggie Buckey Ada Buckey Carrie Nicodemus and others. Funerals covered include Mrs Barbara Dimmick of West Patrick Street with Catholic rites at St John’s and Lovelace M Gorsuch of Frostburg with Westminster services. The Westmin ster cemetery interment followed.
Col William Kilgore of Rockville announces his bid for postmaster of the House of Representatives. He notes Senator Gibson's earlier clerkship bid, claims Maryland deserves credit for three districts taken from Republicans, and predicts rivals among several aspirants for the Lane office.
A bag of coke picked up near the railroad by a son of Mrs. Capt. Scholl on B. and C. Avenue caused a 1.30 p.m. flare when the hot cone ignited the bag. It burned a portion of a table and the tablecloth with no further damage. The fire department arrived but was not needed.
The Missionary Society of the Reformed church held a chapel meeting with a large audience and a strong musical program. Officers elected include President Wie AM. furds, Vice President A. E. Kemp, Secretary Prank Suman, Treasurer Leonie Ave, and Assistant Treasurer Eddward Mensell. An audit committee Harvey Zimmerman Day and A Louze Phe wr tesary was appointed. a charity event will be held on Essobass, January 6th, 1582. Mrs. shure, recently from Japan, will attend the meeting.
A traveler diary from Washington to Birmingham describes the sunlit dawn over Danville, Carolina towns, and a detailed Birmingham visit. The account highlights electric lights, vast iron and steel operations, Belgian dummy cars, and Ernesles furnace with four giants producing six hundred tons daily, employing 750 workers.
The United Fire Company will hold a meeting next Monday evening to commend candidates for various offices. The January meeting will elect those officials. The United Drill Association met last evening at 7:39 to transact business and held a short drill. The next drill is Tuesday evening, with the monthly business meeting on Tuesday December 15.
Grand officers J. P. L. Storm G. W. Tyson and David S. Rice led Walternville Idletown and Rozefield Lodge representatives to Ellicott City for the session of the Dual Grand Independent Order of Good Templars of Maryland.
Motter trustee transfers to Catherine Zimmerman a lot of ignors for $1.00 and premises. William W Wenner and wife convey to John P Bell a lot in Brunswick for $140. Charles Wertelmer to John P Bell a Brunswick job for $400.
The writeup reports a severe storm damaging fences haystacks and barns in Bruceville and nearby farms. It notes various residents visiting relatives, thefts, a church lantern theft, a large gathering at Black's Mill with late supper, and several local happenings including hunting trips, a revival meeting, and community humor. Minor weather details describe a cyclone-like wind and a drop from 46 to 32.
The dated items report community updates from Charleville and nearby towns including weather notes in December, church and temperance society activities, and social events. Notables include Mr George Boods’s accident recovery, Miss Lola Hays with typhoid, a Christmas school entertainment plan led by C Kline, and a carrier pigeon with Westward ties. Also mentioned are dinners, fairs, a Christmas program, and various visits.
Mulliniz and Kemp announces new linen and chenille table covers at 23 percent below regular prices. A selection of tidies towels and plush coats arrives. Carpet department offers moquette velvet and tapestry carpets. Largest stock in Frederick.
The Hinguistic Sunday School plans to continue this winter, possibly bimonthly after Christmas, with arrangements by the Corbetmugs committee. Mr Coleman Hanes sold his property in Yarrowabury to David Harris for 195 dollars and will move to Sandy Hook.
Dr George E Saltzgiver formerly of this city married Dr Sallie Kleckner Thursday last in the Lutheran church at Miflinburg Pa Rev De Rarnest officiating. After the ceremony the couple greeted friends then departed by train for York Pa reception hosted by a sister. Saltzgiver long operated the bathbusiness here and the bride is a physician with many friends in Bethlehem. Also William Heae and Fitzgbeth Trhromer of Frederick were married in Washington DC on the 25th ult by Rev Mr Williams Presbyterian minister.
An agreement was filed with the Clerk's Office for the lease of about 1d acres of land near Hamaville to Caroline EK and Walter Saunders, with Wilhelm Thats and Edward Pels as lessees. The site will be developed as a lime quarry.
Dr J R L Hardesty oculist ear and throat specialist will be at the City Hotel on Friday December 4 for one day only. Excursion tickets to New York Baltimore Philadelphia offered with varying validity and prices. Well equipped trains operate Frederick to Philadelphia New York and Baltimore with morning and afternoon departures. For schedules tickets and info consult A S McDaniel ticket agent KR B Station.
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