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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1897
Page
7
A lively column notes holiday preparations across Kash lem gad Teativasy with Christmas shops, markets, and decor. It mentions winter scenes along Main Street, parish and church events, school activities, and neighborly chatter about gifts, seeds, and seasonal outings amid town life.
A misty December market morning reduced buyer turnout with rain and chilly winds. Prices for eggs poultry and vegetables are listed, noting turkeys for holiday sales and rising demand as Christmas nears. Local entertainment reports praise Mr Edward Frye in Rip Van Winkle at White's Opera House and preview Eight Belle at City Opera House with acrobatic feats and stage tricks.
The funeral of Mrs Siyancah Muck, a sea aged resident of Shepherdstown West Virginia, was held yesterday from the Memorial Congregation. The service was conducted by Reverend Hogeltar of Calvert Street Reformed Church with Rev Dr Eschbach assisting. The burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers named Allen Perry and others.
Hartauck named to the Arch Students League at Corcoran art school. Capt. J. S. Harteack of Washington, DC, has daughter Bilan Gertroda Hartcnck join the group. Exhibition of her work available at the Corcoran Gallery.
Scantifying Thole Grogan, the Modes County Agricultural Society recently planted over one hundred shade trees on their grounds. The trees, purchased from and planted by Mr. Harry D. B. Witter, are bright and large and will enhance the already handsome grounds in a few years.
Esb awe of Emmlteburg is named store keeper at James T. Draper s veterinary No 8 near Clear Spring in Washington County. The notice records an appointment and location for the new keeper.
Mr. Hank Millec opens a fish and oyster shop on Weal Patrick Street near the bridge offering fresh fish and oysters with delivery across the city. The experimental note mentions Crevette Uxoaleior Works of Thermopegs and around the clock service.
A fragmented notice mentions the Sola World council, Carl May Anca, and the Right Rele Company arriving in Frevert with legends and a city-wide tale. Names Kohlenberg Kiloeavi Caldwell Corkman Vance Ada town appear in uncertain relation to a belt and quartered ed ad.
The Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike Company faces a 1500 dollar damages suit from Dr. John W. Hebb of Howard County after an accident while driving on the road. John G. Rogers represents Hebb, with William J. MacIay for the company. Proceedings began in Rockville Court and are not expected to finish today.
The Spoulai Car See The Rey Pon'tue will be installed as importer of the Reformed hares at Mid distown on Friday at 2 p.m. A special car over the ff, & M, road at 1045 will accommodate the public.
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