Purely Personal notes from local visitors
A stream of brief notices records visits and greetings. Mrs. Wm. G. Zimmerman visits in Walkersville, Mrs. Henry Baumgardner returns from Hagerstown, Harry Difendal of New York visits the parental home, Franklin Dixon of Baltimore guests of cousin Mrs. J. P. Stine, Annie and Ruth Davis return from Middletown, Rose Yingling from Hagerstown on a five week visit to Frederick, Captain Fireved and family from Baltimore visit Mrs. Theodore Brookey, Henry Baumgardzer and son back from Rockville, Emma Firor of Baltimore visits Miss Emma Woodward and returns home, State's Attorney Edward S. Eichelberger attends a Princeton College Maryland Alumni dinner in Baltimore, Mr. Glither C. Putman returns from Washington after a pleasant visit, Mrs. Joseph Hons and daughter of Taylorstown and Mrs. Kate Kefauver of New Market visit Mrs. F. H. Davis on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Henry Baumgardner
Hagerstown
Harry Difendal
New York
East Second Street
Franklin Dixon
Baltimore
J. P. Stine
Annie
Ruth Davis
Middletown
Rose Yingling
Frederick
Captain Fireved
Theodore Brookey
Henry Baumgardzer
Rockville
Emma Firor
Emma Woodward
West Patrick Street
Edward S. Eichelberger
Maryland
Princeton College
Glither CG. Putman
Washington
Joseph
Taylorstown
Kate Kefauver
New Market
This County
F.H. Davis
West Atrick Street
Death notices Big Maryl and local obituaries in Frederick area
Dr J G Sanks a Marylander died of apoplexy at Wood ward on Saturday. Born November 17 1835 in Frederick County he practiced in Xenia Des Moines Chicago and later Maryland. Survived by one daughter and sister Mrs C R Hull. Elizabeth Keller 79 died at home on North Market Street between 2 and 4 am. Funeral Thursday for Middletown service at Reformed church with interment there. Mrs Ann B Shorb of Westminster died last evening in her eighty second year widow of Joshua J Shorb. Survives include four sons and one daughter. Margaret J Ramsburg mother of Newton Ramsburg Baltimore and Robert Ramsburg West Patick Street died last night age near 79. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm. Charles Collins 49 Baltimore husband of Sue Collins died suddenly in Baltimore. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from 305 Scott Street. Brother-in-law of David A. Smith Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Sanks
J. G. Sanks
Woodward
Ewa
Sanks
Frederick County
Chicago
Des Moines
Xenia
Madeline Wiser
Lanks
Madrid
Tews
C.R. Hull
Relay Station
Elizabeth Feller
Elizabeth Keller
North Market Street
Old See
Jonathan Biser
Board of County Commissioners
Middletown
Reformed Church
Ann B. Shoer
Ann B. Shorb
Westminster
Joshua J. Shorb
Enmitisburg
Julis Shorb
Westmminster
Edward Shorb
Baltimore
C. Shorb
Joshua Shorb
Texas
Jozeph Shorb
St. Louis
St. John’s Catholic Church
WRS
Margaret Ramsburg
Margaret J. Remsbare
Messrs
Newton Ramsburg
Robert
Ramsburg
West Patwick Street
Bliss Fannie Trail
Best Church Street
Tomorow
E. Collins
Charles
Collins
Sue R. Collins
Scott Street
David A. Smith
Frederick
Regular G. A. R. post meeting appoints committee
Rey nald's Post G A R held its monthly session to draft resolutions on the death of comrade Tyler Cronenburg. The meeting did not discuss forming a ladies' auxiliary quiz. A separate meeting for ladies is scheduled Friday evening at the G A B hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynald
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Waler Saunders
L. M. Zimmerman
Tyler Cronenburg
G. A.B
Baltimore
Elijah and the private life behind public faith sermon
A Germantown Baptist sermon by E W Johns, analyzing Elijah after Carmel and in the wilderness. The preacher urges that character shows in private conduct, not public display, and warns against discouragement when burdens grow. He compares Elijah’s highs and lows to daily struggles, urging steadfast faith.
Delightful Dance Under Dances Association Plan
A social dance will be held at Koontz Hall on Thursday evening hosted by the Dances Association of the city. A prior event at Mir. Marion F. Honck's drew a large crowd with music by Bourher's Orchestra and a late dinner featuring bananas, oranges, cakes, confectionery, raisins, assorted beverages, and festive toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dances Association of
Koontz Hall
Mir
Marion F. Honck’s
Alt Pleasant
Dinin
Bourher
Farmer Dies After Dark Trapdoor Fall At Store
John M Mentzer a young farmer from Wilson's district Washington county fell through a trapdoor at Wilson's store Saturday evening and died soon after. The accident occurred when Mentzer and a storekeeper's son climbed to the second floor for a box. The room was dark and the trapdoor unseen. Mentzer, about thirty, struck his head and fractured his skull leaving a wife and two children. Real estate transfers and a memorial meeting for Secretary Windom are listed alongside in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Mentzer
Wilson’s
Washington County
Mentzer
Those New Bands Inquiries On Local Music Movements
The article asks what has become of a prior local effort by several musicians to form a new band and parallels it with a similar push by members of the Savior Fire Company. It notes Frederick’s role and suggests interest in the outcomes of these community musical ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savior Fire Company
Frederick
Ima
Best. Shriner's Self Rising Flour for family use
For sale by first class dealers. The flour is pure healthy and less trouble than others ideal for hot cakes. Marriage licenses DeWitt C Foreman and Lilly Grabill both of Johnaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Shriner's Milling Company
DeWitt C. Foreman
Lilly Grabill
Johnaville
County correspondence and local notices from the region
The column reports community items from Berbartts Hall to Loy’s and Unionville including sermons, accidents, illnesses, obituaries, weddings, property sales, and social events. Notables: Rev Gul preached in Berbartts Hall. Mr Albert Hamsters injured in a wagon accident. Dr. S. T. Uatfaer attended. Miss Key Miller’s flowering stalk. Lloyd Hammond dies of typhoid pneumonia with intertwined deaths of his brother-in-law Isaac Downes. various local residents ill, married, or relocating. Academy Musical Society programs and an active orchestra. numerous small community updates across Double Pipe Creek, Loy’s, Unionville, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutelo
Jnc
RB. Miller
Calvin Hines
Levi ¥. Hines
Fitzham Grossnickle
John Soha
Chas. Long
Theodore Miller
Samuel C. Haugh
Charles Hach
Owen N. Eyler
James Cronise
Oliver Eyler
Harry Miller
Double Pipe Creek
Annie Pittinger
Grove Academy
Pittinger
Theodore Mier
Key N. Miller
Joan LE Mailer
Dounn Pipe Creee
Weather delays, outages, and community notices amid weekend chaos
Fragmented OCR prose reports postponed services, weather and power issues, and local social notes. Mentions of typhoid fever cases, guests of Mrs Cahvin Hoylot, and various neighborhood events from Blass to Rock Ridge across a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meather
Mr. Clay
Ester
Grayson Ecker
Cahvin Hoylot
Laur Cuiltuner
Mad Cole Lege
Sr. Zentz
Wes Rustenbe
Keds Hiotre
Wa. Fos
Hock Ridge
Emmitsburg Chronicle notices and local events
Emmitsburg Chronicle dated Jan 51 notes RM Stokes of Indianapolis visiting Mary Stokes, John Midgie’s marriage to Botella Seltzer, and Zimmerman Maxell’s chest shipments to city market. Water company declares semiannual 5 percent dividend payable Feb 2 1891. Several local moves, visits, and club elections follow including Choral Union officers and a spelling bee at Erisca school. A severe Saturday storm disrupted telegraph and telephone lines. repairs underway. Historical notes reference President Millard Fillmore and a medical advertisement for catarrh treatment from Dr Hartley selling for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitshurg
RM. Stokes
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mary Stokes
Upper Marlboro
Prince George’s County
Father Kenny
Joln Midgie
Botella Seltzer
Zimmerman & Maxell
Emmitsburg Water Company
3Itchie Hoke
Emmit House
Charles ‘Tate
Gettysburg
Emm Baugher
Washington
J. B. Kerschner
Constance Kerschner
E.R. Zimmerman
Charles Baker
Alaryland
Dushane Post Hall
Ballmore
O. A. Horner
N. McNair
H. G. Winter
P. G. Shully
Arthur Post
H. A. Quinn
Manilla
Iowa
Mt. St. Mary's
Sfarry
The
Chronicle
W. Simonton
D.D
Maj
Wm. H. Troxell
Paul Otter
J. Kay Wrigley
O. A. Harper
Calon
Erisca
Stony Branch
Smith
Rocky Ridge
Motter's Station
Estate matters and clerical notices in Orphauw Court
Letters testamentary granted to George WL Alisagh for John Albsegh of D deceased. Letters of administration on Wanff Long's estate granted to Avistim Long administrator. References to personal property and clerical meetings, including a New Club notice and Catholic society meeting with Fr. Brand officiating at St. Job’s Church.
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Orphauw’ Court
John Albsegh
George WL Alisagh
Wanff
Avistim Long
Mr. Willige
St. A
Herrin
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Eljah
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My Joe
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Georgetown
Del
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John Hapalot
Frederick City
Mary Tyler
Capel T. Ondevan
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Ohn M. Whitmore
Harret E. Engelbrecht
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James O. Harne
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Spyder
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W. Va
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Peter Morgan
Joe Kime
S. T. Uatfaer
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Robert D. Eaton
Eaton
Unionville
FEM
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Tuk Daily News
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Fairview
Franklinville
Hammond
Harry
Birs
Laura Rohn
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Ella Lawrence
Charles A. Lawrence
Charles Butler
Academy Musical and Literary Society
H. W. Donty
J. R. Walker
Academy Orchestra
Music Hall
College Building
Franklin
Anders
Thos. Anders
Mechanicstown
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Afr
Noah Frownfelter
Monocacy
John Dicks
Pennsylvania
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Stallty
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Brand
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Widadlic
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Adv
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Joshua Stup
Wilisollar City
This City
Aittle Farm
Fenmare
Cat Thames
H. Tt. Gross
Court Louse
Funisteen
Harvey Lease
TI. Wadsworth
Brunswick
C. Tl
Gideon Thugsard
Urbana
Hiomaville
Georgetown Pike
Hever
Win
Wileaton
Fourvary
Wil Goll
J. Hares Worthington
Ambys Postotiive
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Keller
Relch's Ford
Lamsville
Ady
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Geil
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L. Castle
St Mic Fouls
Julia C. Motter
Mt. Pleasant
Sco Udy
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Pleagknt
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Harvey Lengo
J_Ju Boyar & Son
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Esteba
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Wat
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Egister
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Eisenhause, B. B.A
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P. O. Penri
Feederick Co
East Third Street
Poesen
Market St
Sappington
N- Market St
Ats
West Church Street
Patrick
A. C. Cachin
Sears
Trace
Guormerown
B.C
Janlodantt Melltoy Toys
Patrick sEseoe
Ren ‘Wilana
South Market Street
Otter
W. Irving
Frederick Co
W Irving Parsons
JebSwit
D. C. Winebrener & Co
Orotres
Bie Winebrener
Aidanon
C. Winebrener
SEO. Srodoce
D. C. Winebrewer & Co
Geo. S Kedock
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