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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1890
Page
3
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A detailed roundup covers travel by GC J Cline & Co to Roanoke for business, engagements in Newark Ohio, and wedding attendances. It notes Young People's Society activities at United Brethren church, resignations, forthcoming receptions, and visits to Baltimore. Also reported are wagon accident repairs, a finger injury from wood cutting, sales ads, a Hose Company meeting, and local social updates from Frederick and nearby towns. Information includes local names such as Miss Enma Woodward, Miss Mollie Aimmerman, Mrs Adem Diehl, Lieut Gos Lyons, and Mr. H C Brown, along with events in Walkersville and Patrick Street.
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE covers a fear of a red light resembling a war signal, local hog weights and butchering reports, farm labor, and social notes. It lists residents visiting Middletown valley, pastor updates, Christmas preparations, illness, and various small town happenings including hog weights up to 722 pounds and numerous community IDs and addresses.
The text reports weddings in varied locales. Nannie May Werden is to wed tomorrow at Glade Reformed Church Walkersville. Alice Evers married Rev. E Bartner at Keedysville church this morning, ceremony led by her father and L C Bartner. The couple left for the groom’s Harrisburg area home for a short visit.
Mr. John Poole, about 47, a batcher, was struck on North Market Street near Mr. T. C. Kren’s residence. He was taken home in critical condition, with Dr. S. T. Heffner and Dr. RT. Hardesty among attending physicians as city hospital staff offered Friday care.
A small group gathers at a Confederate Home as veterans of the Mexican War and Civil War are described. Dr Wan Jo Barry aged 7 and Jolie LT Steele aged P20 Bath are noted as the only ex Confederate pension recipients from the unit. The piece chronicles wartime service and later life, including tales of Bradtey TY and Johnsan’s Cavalry.
Committee plans the second masque ball in Junior Hall, with themed costumes by local charters and a Screech Owl Band from the city. Guests will celebrate Mr and Mrs as they wed tomorrow, while reception honors their relatives. market ads tout wheat products and holiday goods.
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