Pleasant Paragraphs About Thees Who Comes and Goes
PURELY PERSONAE. A long list of social visits and travels from Pleasant Paragraphs columns. Names include Charles Ranneberger, Aliss Estelle Nichols, Barry Batley, Robert La Dow, Charles Davis, John Moor, Cora Stall, D. E. Starier, Ona Barrack, John Eyler, Ezta Hoffman, Frank Garver, Frank Kenny, Louis Wm. Nixdorf, J. G. Lampe, Bertha Kemp, Ate Redcliffe, Grace VanFossen, Florence Thompson, Ronizahn, Edward Mobley, Edward Efchelberger, Mary Rose de Garmendis, Alice Noonan, Minnie Mehring, Lizzie Mehring, Sallie Hamberger, Rae, Doodie and Laura Levy, Rose delle Rosensuer, Cora Herman, Emms and Hose Hartman, Maud Moon, John Jones, G Psrsons Milter, G. E. B. Lema, Charles W. Gill family visits, Harry Miler, Lon Steiner, W H Young, Elizabeth Eldridge, Richard L. Lee, Lillie Manning. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ranneberger
Greenfield Mills
Aliss Estelle Nichols
Licksville
Barry Batley
Charles Brengle
South Market St
Robert la Dow
Washington
Charles Davis
Washington, D. C
East Patrick Street
Pearl
John Eyler
Benjamin Eyler
Woodsboro
Ezta Hoffman
Frank Garver
Frank Hoff Kenny
Asgersown
Edgar McCarden
Louis WM. Nixdorf
Baltimore
J.G. Lampe
Bertha Kemp
Ate Redcliffe
East Second Street
Liberty
Grace VanFossen
Worth Market Street
Gilmer VanFossen
Libertytown
Florence Thompson
Blush Lampe
East Fifth Street
Ronizahn
Thurmont
Frederick
Edward Mobley
Westminster
Edward
Efchelberger
Bride
Frank L. Stoner
Slary Rose de Garmendis
New York
Alice Noonan
Sallie Hamberger
Rae, Doodie
Laura Levy
Rose
Delle
Delia Rosensuer
Hanuman Ries
Cora Herman
Emms and
Hose Hartman
Chicago
Fredrck
Maud Moon
Atlantic City
John Jones
Milter
G. EB Lema
Bready
Adamstown
Charles W. Gill
Samuel E. Gill
A.S Hunicher
Harry Miler
Redock
Neidig
Lon Steiner
West Third Street
Otho KeLer
W.H. Young
Middletown
Misa Elizabeth Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
Richard L. Lee
Lillie Manning
Academy of Visitation
Reservoir Work Nears Completion After Repairs
The work on the new reservoir progressed rapidly over three weeks with only a few bricks remaining. Contractors reported the site difficult but believes the structure will hold water, following extensive repairs under oversight of Major Kenly and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lane
Ofelock
Board of Aldermen
Kenly
Water Works Department of
Baltimore
Frederick
Dane
Lane
Petersburg
Delightful October Like Weather Caps July Heat
The region enjoyed an unexpected cool spell that felt like October in July. The refreshing change pleased many, improving shirt collars and offering a welcome respite between brief heat waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theihopescones
Lost Nearly Six Hundred Men From Philadelphia Brigade
Survivors raise funds for a monument to Antietam served by the Philadelphia Brigade. The unit included the 624th, 20th, and 23rd Pennsylvania Regiments. At Antietam 573 from Taneytown area casualties were reported. Philadelphia men totaling 5400 served. only 1060 returned home after long campaigns. A monument weighing 161 tons and 63 feet high is planned with a quoted cost of $15,009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Antietam
Geld
Ehuach
Alexander Davis
George Peffenbderzer
Pennsylvania
Taney Ics
Anifeten
Advertised Letters Frederick City Post Office July 72h 1884
A list of letters awaiting pickup at the Frederick City post office includes Miss Florence Davis Mrs B Geisinger and Mrs Mamie Hoke Nyman among others. Names also appear such as Liss William Dave Lapries Heamertton and Davis etc. Unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Post-Ofice
Lapries
Mamie Hoke Nyman
4Ra
Fannie Jayior
Griieves
James M. Dean
Lal Fora
David Grove
Johna Goldsborough
Ez2kki Madison
Geo
Renee
William Murray
Alfred Ray
Care for Cockroaches Tip
Nightly cucumber slices placed at roach and water beetle hotspots lure insects to eat the vegetable which acts as poison. In the morning the pests are found dead or having suffered.
Local sick list notes improving and injuries
The county and town record a string of illnesses and injuries. Names include James Gltiloger, Cline, Schaffner, Srust, Kunkel Eberts, Sadie Habn, Crum Walkersville, Alice Stanton, Katie Ranneberger, Edward Schell, W E Boer ner, and Harvey Lease with his sister and friends. Several are recovering or improving while others remain seriously ill or injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. James Gltiloger
C. E. Cline
Maurice M. Schaffner
James Srust
West South Street
Lst
Kunkel Eberts
Mise Sadie
Wm. Habn
East Churck Street
Solomon Crum
Walkersville
Alice Stanton
Baltimore
Katie Ranneberger
Edward Schell
W.E Boerner
North Market Street
Harvey Lease
Miss Lease
Mad Dog Rampage Through Ellicott City Ends in Slaughter
A rabid shepherd owned by Charles P. Montague terrorized Ellicott City last winter biting Jonathan Thompson and attacking dogs and horses. After a town chase the dog was killed by local residents including Harry C. Griffith and the Hillsingers. Thompson survived Pasteur Institute treatment in New York and now lives in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Frederick Pike
Jonathan Thompson
Charles P. Montague
H Chester
Thompson
Mr. Montague
John Gelsen
Patapsco Heights
Harry C. Griffith
Griffith
Joseph H. Lefehear, Jr
Thomas Kirby
Stephen
Leonard Hillsinger
Pasteur Institute
New York
Howard County
Law Court Notes Police Restraints And Fines
In a local police court report Officer Freed arrested Chas Watson for disorderly conduct and he paid a $2.85 fee before Justice Eckstein. John Carroll was fined $19 for allowing a dog to run at large, paid in court. Constable Brengle sent Jacob L. Haller to jail to await a hearing on concealed weapons. John W. Anderson’s hearing was postponed to Saturday at 2. The dog impounding law states unclaimed dogs are drowned after 24 hours. one of three impounded dogs has already been drowned and the other two face the same fate today unless claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Watson
Justice Eckstein
John Carroll
Officer Brengle
Jacob Brengle
Jacob L. Haller
Baker's Valley
John W. Anderson
Anderson
Henry E. Sherman
Creagerstown
Su Horises
Ney
Bigamage Suit Against Railroad Over Damages
Samuel A. Rowe sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Begetstown circuit court claiming injuries from a road alteration approved by county commissioners. The wreck followed a wagon collision with overhanging timbers after the change from Sandy Hook to Harpers Perry. Rowe seeks $5000 for damages and medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M L.keedy
G. W. Graham
Samuel A. Rowe
Begetstown
Batimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Sandy Hook
Harpers Perry
Rose Wee
Rowe
Arrivals List By City and County Travelers
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted with names and origins. In Baltimore and Philadelphia plus several towns including Hagerstown and Harrisburg travelers reach the Caniey Hotel and nearby counties. Dr. Lloyd Dorsey from Washington D C leads a county contingent among the nine arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
Jas. N. Berkey
Harrisburg
Grorr Bover
T. Nickels
C. Nichele
Montgomery County
F. W. Cirsel
Washington
Caniey
Lloyd Dorsey
D. C
Fire at Adamstown destroys Reformed parsonage
The Reformed parsonage at Adamstown formerly occupied by Rev. L M Motter and family burned early today. The wash house started the blaze and the fire quickly consumed the building. Six family members woke in time to save clothing and valuables. The house was valued around 3000 with 2300 insured by the Agricultural Company of Watertown New York. A meat house also burned, insured for 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
L M. Motter
Agricultural Company
Watertown
New York
Mad dog alarms Ellicott City and nearby towns
A mad dog caused panic in Ellicott City and led to the killing of several dogs. Elsewhere in the state, a man Henry Richards died in Helair at age eighty. A church cornerstone was laid at Christ Reformed in Hagerstown and St Marys Evangelical Lutheran at Silver Run. Samuel A. Rowe sues B&O Railroad for 10000 in Washington County. Delegates favored for Congress in Caroline and Anne Arundel counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltteatt City
Henry Richards
Helair
Williamsport
William Harding
Howard County
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Highland
Ellicott City
Caroline County
John F. Dawson
Congress
Sanday
Montgomery County
Boyd’s
Crisfeld
Naval Cadets
Monongake
St. Mary's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Silver Run
Carroll County
Amuel A. Rowe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington County
Anne Arundel
George Wells
J. G. Rogers
Beanty and the July Cosmopolitan Discussion
A reader asks Aristotle about Beanty as Mrs Sherwood calls it dynamite in her Cosmo article. The July Cosmopolitan is a midsummer issue with three stories two travel pieces and other light reading. Its price was cut to a year and readership rose with 128 pages and a record print run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanty
Dhant
Aristotle
Irvington-on the-Hudson
McKim, Mead & White
German worker struck by Winchester train on B&O line
A German man named Louis Seibert was killed early this morning on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track near Washington Junction. He was from Midlenburg Osbony Germany and was seeking employment with ten dollars in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o
Louis Seibert
Baltimore & Ohio
Winchester
Washington
Fanemar
Midlenburg
Osbony
Germany
Wertheimer Heiress Dies. Funeral Held at Home
Mildred Wertheimer, daughter of Sir Myer Wertheimer, died Friday evening. A private funeral was held at her father’s North Market Street home, Rev. E. R. Eschbach officiated. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Undertaker F. Echroeder oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porerals
Mildred Lee Wertheimer
Lax
P’see
Myer Wertheimer
North Warket Stree
E. R. Eschbach
Mt Olivet
F. Echroeder
Patriotic Celebration Sparks Great Day Festivities
Text sings of America and bears joy at a grand event. It urges displays of Old Glory and fireworks to honor the day, then mentions waking a wife with a sack of items as part of festive preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Key Monument Committee Sets July Meeting at Opera House
A committee on the Key monument entertainment met at the F C M O A and finalized plans for a July 16 meeting at City Opera House. A chorus of almost a hundred voices with Philharmonic orchestra will provide music plus selections by the orchestra. Another committee meeting is scheduled for Thursday at S o'clock and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Philharmonic Orchestra
Deaths and Obituaries From The City
Obituary notices record the death of Mrs Cornelia E Dutrow at 86 in East Second Street, with four children named. Also listed are the deaths of Willam Nevine Dorey of New York City at 59, Mary Stanton a colored woman of Five and a Half Street at 15 years, Algernon Sidney Bantz aged 53 in Baltimore, and infant Ethel Marie Fallon aged 6 months in Baltimore with private funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutrow
Cornelia E. Dutrow
East Second Street
Robert Jubacon
Thomas Johnson
Mary Lo
Annie KR. Dutros
Rebird J
Robert I Dutrrow
Mary Stanton
Mary T. Lanton
Laboring Sons
Hrantz
Algernon Sidney Bantz
Balttimore
Gideon Mantz, Sr
Baltimore
Ethel Marie
William G and
Cisra Fallon
Charming Progressive Euchre Party At Lime Kiln
A social euchre party was hosted Wednesday evening at Hon. M. d. Grove's Lime Kiln home honoring Miga Lottie Allan of Richmond. Guests from Frederick attended and enjoyed refreshments. Miss Allan returned home Thursday morning amid good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. d. Grove
Lime Kiln
Miga Lottie Allan
Edgar Allen
Richmond
Laura Grove
Frederick
Miss Allan
Trades Unions Threaten Wed Strike Over Arbitration
Spectal reports 98 trades unions representing about one hundred thousand men plan to strike on Wednesday unless Mr. Pullman agrees to arbitration before Tuesday noon. Baseball notes mention the Paris Blues, Academies, Rough and Readies games on the Northwest Addition ground. An ad promotes Syrup of Figa for kidney and bowel relief sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Paris Blues
Academies
Paris Bines
Rough and Readies
Last Lecture Tonight by Prof Boyd at Lutheran Chapel
Announcement urges attendance at Prof A Boyd and associates last lecture in Lutheran Chapel at 8 pm. A pupil praises lessons with Boyd noting great learning in short time and lasting impressions. Also notes a B and O special train to Pen-Mar July 19 for Reformed reunion and gas bill discounts deadline. Florida pineapples advertised at McCardell's Electric. Chas G Barfoot appointed superintendent of Frederick Electric Light and Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neve
Boyd
George
Gilbert
E. Cramer
W. J. Reed
Sappington
Pen -B.&q.r BR
A. &. Boyd
Lutheran Chapel
Pen-Mar
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chas, G. Barfoot
Georgia
Prederick Electric Light and Power Company
Attractively Priced Percale Dress Shirts on Display
A local retailer highlights a wide assortment of Percale Dress Shirts in the city showroom. Shoppers are invited to explore a selection noted for weave quality and a range of sizes.
Summer Bargains At Whiteground Dooks
Mid summer bargains feature whiteground goods priced for quick sale. No letter goods in cloth and colors made for the price. A line of wool outings at the FanD, formerly 25, offers stylish options with a cloth emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISU
Also Mentioned on This Page
G Ages
Bibson
Deb
Allston
South Carolina
Syria
Cestroyind
Rewd Johnstone
RL S
Ged
Clinton B. Fik
Metsvent
Rover
York
C‘al Dispatch
Wasakeron
D.C
H.W. HagersTon
Hood
R.R
News OF
Tne
Baltimore and Ohio Redrosd Company
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Herbert Rush Preston
Mercantile Trust Company
New Years
Pittsburg
Brunswick
Cumberland
Benwood
London
Shriner Milling CO
Ce&resville Roller
The
Alljestling
California Fig Syrup Co
Conanmera
C. Ed. Ollingan
Florida
McCardell
Moulliniz & Kemp
Jevor
Market Street
John Hendrickson
Ips
SEA Sox
Old Frederick Town
F. V. Staub
Bass & CO
Guinness
Evans & Bons
Durehart
Appollo
V.staub
Cetéaly
Tig County
U.S. Capitol
Andress G. Carter
Grant Place
Washington, D.C
Weat Ord St
Weat Ord St. JyTdiw
Andreas
Hato Huaodlph
Touth Bood
Hartford Chemical Co
Cleveland
East Church &I
Mra. A
Carlin
West Patrick Street
South Market
Misa Mary Little
South Market Bt
Doll & Albough
First National Bank
Tmreiste
Bank
Tebsarts
Ratliag
Firat
Bailing Grocery Co
N. Market St
E. Walker & CO. Jr
B. Walshh & Co
Tambs EB. Walere & CO
Rodoue & Neidicjrodcue
Budock
Neldig
A. Tt. Rige & Sons
A. S. Rice & Song
R. L. Harley
R .L. Harley
Menace Allok
Erchant Ailor
Frederick, Md
Barthelomay
Apollo
Capita
Comany's
Bay View Browwisg Company
C. BR. Evans & Sons
J. A. C. Lifps
West Patrick and Telegraph Bts
Telephone Bo
W. C. Eldridge
W C. Eldridge
Deels
ECRU
W. GC
Eldeidgr, NY
Patrick Street
B. H. Blackston
B. H. Buadston
N. Market Sthert
W. S. Miller & CO
We S. Miller & GU
Peters City Coal
Lyren's Valley
George's Urreak
W. E Shriner
S. Meller & CO
Ofice
Water Street Depot
JOB Printing Office
Fg Dow
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