Pleasant
A brief note from The Daily News dated January 19 1899 records a pleasant local update. No additional details are provided in the accessible text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1899
Page
4
Purely Personal Notes On Local Visitors And Travel
Miss Addie Wilhide of Thurmout returns home after visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Dougherty East Third street. H. Biser of Jefferson arrived in the city yesterday. Master C Elmer Hull Jr visiting grandparents at Woodboro. Mrs. Samuel Wineberg back in Frederick after visiting Baltimore. Mrs A M Adams and Mrs Henry Mehrling visit Buckeystown. Dr Williams and son visiting relatives in Frederick from Elkridge near Baltimore. Misses Willson of Philadelphia return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Wistar Hoey. John W Adams and Henry Mehrling spend days in Boonsboro. H H Dietz of Baltimore in Frederick on business. Mrs Wm S Muller leaves for Baltimore. T C Feazer of Littlestown spen ding today in Frederick. Mc Lewis Cain arrives in Frederick this morning then leaves for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Wilhide
Thurmout
Thomas Dougherty
East Third Street
H. ©. Biser
Jefferson
C. Elmer Hull, Jr
West Fifth Street
Woodaboro
Samuel Wineberg
Baltimore
A. M. Adams
Henry Mehrling
Buckeystown
Dr. Williams
Little Son
Elkridge
Frederick
Willson
Philadelphia
Wistar Hoey
John W. Adams
Boons- Doro
Washington County
H.H Dietz
Muller
T. C. Feazer
Littlestown
Lewis Cain
Local Notices From Braddock Area and Surroundings
The Braddock area reports a Sunday sermon by Rev. T V Tingler at Cinr mau Baptist Church Frederick with a January 18 service and a second date. Elder D Gibbon to preach January 22. J Roger McSherry on a two week hunting trip in North Carolina. Social at Mrs O P Devilbisa’s in honor of the Misses Oland. Ice house filled with mountain water ice by Mrs Charles W Grove for P Pampesi. Several residents listed as sick or traveling, including Mrs Ida Kintz and Mrs R Hagan. Mrs Elder Gibbon back from Baltimore visit. Marriage invitations sent for Alexus Klein to Rica of New Market on January 24. Residents visiting or visiting from Barnesville, Gaithersbury, and Lin Kiln noted. Multiple mentions of illness and local employment changes among telegraph operators and Beech Crock E B friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. Tingler
Cinrmau Baptist Church
Frederick
D. Gibbon
Torning
J. Roger McSherry
North Carolina
Frederick Qland
O. P Devilbisa
Oland
Charles W. Grove
Frank Pampesi
Samuel Elioe
Dr. Fabrney
Mirs
Ida Kintz
Carroll County
Baltimore
Ella Grombina
Alexus Klein
Misa Rica
New Market District
Annie Wise
Ella Brachie
Jennie Webster
Doubs
Joseph Brachie
Market and medicinal notices from Frederick area
Wheat quoted at 72 cents per bushel in Frederck. Corn shelled at 25 cents per bushel. A local ad touts a "Myetic Cure" for Eneimation and a remedy for rheumatism. Various entries mention prices and items from Sables & Bros. Druzelet, Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck
Barre
Rheamatiam
Eneimation
Ce Tyes
Sables & Bros. Druzelet
Prederick
Confederate Veterans Banquet Marks General Lee Birthday
Members of the Alexander Young Camp of Confederate Veterans traveled by train to Adamatown for the annual banquet at Kreag's Hall honoring General Robert E Lee. About forty three members attended with many ladies present. illness kept Dr. McSherry and Captain Philpot away. Adolphus Faurhale served as orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young
Adamatown
Robert HB. Lee
Leen
Marriages in Jefferson and nearby towns feature local couples
Several weddings are noted in the Jefferson area. Mr. Samuel A. Gregg and Miss Lillie B. Feaster wed in the Reformed Church with a large attendance and a reception at the bride’s mother’s home. Jno H. Staup and E Salomea Zimmerman married quietly at a city residence, planning to reside locally after a Washington trip. James L. Fogle wed Annie E., both of Centreville, in a ceremony at the minister’s residence in Johnsville. The notice also promotes paper meat sacks for farmers to prevent skippers and suggests ordering from The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grugo—Feaster
Samual A. Gregg
Jefferson
Lillie BE
Feaster
Sarah Feaster
H. F. Dittmar
S. A. Hedges
Masura
Harry Shaft
Harry Wise
Guy Doty
Edgar Fenster
H. ¥. Dittmar
Mandelasohn
Lohengrin
Gregg
Washington
Aup —Zdimersan
Jno. H. Stanp
E. Salomea Zim- Merman
Cay
Wm. Bb. Staup
South Market Street
C. W
Mais
Zimmerman
Sear Hia City
Tsaon
Mets
John J. Staup
Crengerstown
Cty
Mr. Staup
Metropolitan Late Insurance Company
Zimmueman i
Aed
Roule
James L. Fogle
Annie EK
Pople
Centrevilly
Lather Geo
Seppington
Johnsville
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy Meet
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy holds a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. V. Baughman. The gathering invites members to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Frederick
Daughters of the Confederacy
Rededication of St Mark's Doubs Lutheran Church
St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Doubs reopened after repairs and improvements costing about 760 dollars. Rev Winda Uvuner led the service with Rev P Miller preaching the dedicatory sermon. The church added a vestibule and belfry, repainted and recarpetted pews replaced, and extra gifts donated by parishioners and friends. Special services planned with visiting pastors for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Doubs
Winda Uvuner
P. St. Miller
Westminster
P. H. Miller
Miller
Luther Kuhlman
D. D
L. F. M. Myers
Frederick
Luther Martin
Brunswick
Alvill Conner
Adamstown
Church Council
Geo. Schrosder
IE. N. Suouffer
Margaret Michael
Work of Death Claims Henry G Wiles in Florence
Henry G Wiles died yesterday at his daughter Mrs J W Dayhoff Ungerstown of paralysis aged 72. He lived in Florence, Ala for seven eight years visiting health notes and left a long career as carpenter contractor. He survived by his third wife and several children across multiple states and will be buried Friday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry UG. Wileb
Henry G. Wiles
J W. Dayhoff
Ungerstown
Mass Alice
Hagerstown
Florence
Ala
Frederick County
Stngerstown
Mlorence
Jacob Bodmer
Poolowville
Jacob Zittle
Omaha
Jurisdiction Question Tests County School Authority
Dispute arises between Montgomery county school board and local trustees over removal of Hunt ing High School assistant teacher Miss Wilthe Yard. Trustees claim authority to appoint and remove, while county commissioners say trustees lack power. Robert B. Peter represents trustees in appeal to the State Board of Education, postponed to this week for final adjudication to set precedent on trustee versus board authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County School Board
Hunting High School
Warner's Safe Cafe warns on kidney health and colds
A famed New York doctor argues that many colds and grip illnesses stem from kidney issues not the cold itself. He touts Warner's Safe Cure as the preventive remedy and urges treating the kidneys to avoid pneumonia and other complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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