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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1893
Page
3
Advertisers must submit all new ad copy by 5 p.m. Wednesday and all change requests by noon that day to ensure insertion in this week's issue. The notice emphasizes timely submission and provides the deadlines for ads.
Mr J Hollin Kefauver of Middletown was in this city on business yesterday. Mr Lewis Suman of near Boonsboro, Md, visited yesterday. Mr Calvin P Krise, visiting his brother J D Krise, returned to Gettysburg Saturday. M A Woodward attended the obsequies of James G Blaine in Washington yesterday. Miss Laura Hutton of Shenandoah is visiting the Heinlein sisters. Mamie Michael hies returned from Washington with her brother Dora to Mt Olivet cemetery. A Lincoln Engelbrecht leaves for Harper's Ferry to plaster a large building, accompanied by Oliver Young. B Rosenovur Sr of Baltimore is in the city. L Halm of Baltimore visits the Rosenour Brothers.
A mix of small items notes Mrs Sophia Wineberg and Mrs Chariea Fleming slipping on stairs, Union Foundry workers resuming after a holiday due to machinery breaks, Old Jack Frost affecting water service, crows migrating north signaling warmer weather, cheap ice cream lemonade and milkshake predicted, tariff oysters blamed for prices, Monocacy ice blockade, Reynolds Post G A R met for routine business, tax collectors processing about 3000 dollars, Tariff Reform Civic to discuss Cleveland inauguration, Aldermen finance committee to inspect city books and receive the registrar's annual report.
Mr Wa Barrick, son of ex sheriff Robert Barrick of New Midway, received last week as a birthday present from his father a luxurious cycle. Master Barrick has taken the wheel to Littlestown where he attends college and expects both pleasure and profit from using the new bicycle.
Crime, weather, and civic notes fill this compact column. A seventeen year old Black girl Leah Wallace was shot and killed. oysters gathered off Tel Jay's Point. icebound vessels hamper fisheries. talk of a postmaster race in Oakland. a fire at Cheltenham damaged property. school notes from Maryland Institute recount student arrivals, entertainment, and a Central School program praised for music and elocution under Miss Chambers.
Samuel Rodgers Jr and wife transfer a tract in Frederick County for 5 652 dollars. Milton D Butts and wife sell a parcel to Raymond Long for 75 dollars. David Grosnickle and wife transfer 6 acres to Joshua Grosnickle and wife for 209.25 dollars. Michael E Renner to Emma E Welser a lot in Woodsboro for 1 100 dollars. Hammond Urner trustee to Mary Tucker seven acres in Frederick for 475 dollars.
A Memphis death report notes four children perished from pneumonia on Sunday night January 29. Honora Selden aged about five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Selden, and granddaughter of Mrs H. Reifanider, died in Memphis. In Hagerstown Maryland Mr M B Barber, president of the Hagerstown Bank, died at home at 4 am after a brief illness, aged 77.
Ex-Tax Collector Eugene L Rowe offered at the Court House door the properties of Ephraim Harrie in Urbans district and Buckeystown district lands bought by T Harwood, Elias Lees, and C N Stankel as delinquent taxes for 1888 and 1689.
The road supervisors qualified yesterday as District War Randolph Stall District No 17 Nicholas EB Norris.
The Rev A M Redistl lectured on India to a large attentive audience at Macrae with vivid travel scenes. He described Persia like a magic car, travels through marble halls and eastern fables, and reached the Himalayas as the lecture showcased India's wonders. A liberal collection was taken to raise funds for the printing house in Madras.
A Mt Pleasant correspondent reports two masque parties held at J B Zimmerman's and C M Zimmerman's with Heberlig of Newburg as a guest. Attendees include J B Zimmerman David Barrick Ale Blickenger Stern Smith Brown Chas Grabi John Zimmerman Duvall Diehl and the Zimmerman families. The next event at E E Zimmermanns featured many masqued guests, unmasking revealed friends and relatives, and a late night supper. A later social at DeGrange near Jefferson honored Miss Alice Firestone of Middletown with games, dancing, and refreshments.
A patient escaped Montevue Hospital near the city and sought shelter in Col. L. Victor Baugh man’s barn. He defied recapture for hours before being subdued and returned to the institution.
A lengthy social gathering at the res Dayarlic featured music by Min Haale Kintz with Helen Harbang, followed by dining and evening conversation among many residents including Prof. Louis Kints and families. Local reports note illnesses, weather mishaps, hunts, and community events in Mount Vernon area and nearby towns with several funerals and church notices.
The marriage of James Gilbert a traveling salesman for W. Hi Ramshare will take place tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. A reception will follow at the groom’s home 86 East Third street. Also Nicholson McDonough marriage in Frederick City and Orphans Court letters testamentary granted in estate case.
Sometime by night thieves entered Lewis O Whipp's store at Jef faveca and stole a large quantity of goods valued at $300 plus cash about $36. A resident sleeping above woke but could not alarm anyone. Goods like rubber items boots shoes blankets and other merchandise were taken along with post office funds of $100 or more found in the store. Entry was through a hole bored in the door middle and pried lower section. An earlier attempted burglary of Whipp's pistols occurred about eleven years ago with less success. No suspects or strangers were seen in town yesterday. The remainder reports Judge Loura E McComas confirmation by the U S Senate and local reaction.
Miss Mary Krise has recovered from illness and may be out again. Dr Clinton E Main has likewise recovered and may be out. Charles F Fleming of North Market street is confined to bed with neuralgia. Edward Tucker of West Seventh Street remains ill with inflammatory trauma.
The St Peter's R G C Church ladies of Libertytown announce a grand oyster supper featuring meats fowl and confections at Church Hall on February 3 8 and 4 with evening entertainments. Clergy will attend and admission to the hall is free. A W O T A meeting follows at 3:90 o clock. Also notes on pneumatic tired sulkies Rambler wheels priced for $55 complete or $100 shipped to Chicago with freight. Frederick Md. News office ad.
Nainlocks seeks all Wheat and Corn available with top prices offered. Boat Quality of Flour and Feed on hand for sale or trade. customers urged to supply grain promptly for strong payment.
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