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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1895
Page
4
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick County
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Joseph Casain of Washington returned home this morning after a week at Walkersville. Miss Kate Tilow from Chicago is with her sister Mrs J E W Hargett on East Patrick Street. Mr. Abraham Nelgon of Cincinnati visits his mother here. Br Chas H Long of Ss & Grocker Co San Francisco is on a visit to relatives and friends. His first trip to Frederick since his family moved to California twenty five years ago. His father was an old printer and formerly died in Frederick. Mr. Joseph F Lebhertz leaves this morning to visit his son Mr John Lebhertz of Waynesboro Pa. Miss Ross Stup of this city has been visiting friends in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Casain
Washington
Walkersville
Misa Kate Tilow
Chicago
J.E. W. Hargett
East
Patrick Street
Abraham Nelgon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Br. Chas. H. Long
Ss. & Grocker Company
San Francisco
Gal
Tica
Frederick
California
Fredrick
Joseph F. Lebhertz
John Lebhertz
Wayneboro
Ross Stup
Western Maryland College honors Morphy with gold medal
In Westminster yesterday Herbert H. Morphy of Walkeraville received a gold medal for undergraduate honors as Western Maryland College conferred degrees. Kr Gelabert sent fine wheat from Mra Hood farm to the Taz News office. Chas E Haller, veteran fisherman, caught six basa near Reichs Ford, largest six pounds, presented to Dr B F Thomas. A carload of American Standard Inka, made by Frederick City Manufacturing, left the P R R for New York wholesale dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kr. Gelabert
Taz
Mra. Hood
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Herbert H. Morphy
Walkeraville
Chas. E. Haller
Reich’s Ford
Frederick City Manufacturing Company
P.R. R
New York
Frederick's Flag Day Observance at Key's Grave
Frederick citizens celebrate Flag Day by raising the Stars and Stripes from multiple windows and flag staffs. A 5 p.m. program at Mt. Olivet Cemetery marks Key's grave with prayers, poems, readings by local figures, patriotic hymns, and benediction. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
D. J. Beale
Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Frederick
Confederate Memorial Day was observed in Frederick with an afternoon ceremony arranged by Alexander Young Camp, Confederate Veterans. At the cemetery, a program featured singing by Prof. Geo. Ed. Smith and Dr. E. C. McSherry, a prayer by Rev. Copeland Page, and more music. The graves, including that of Francis Scott Key, were strewn with flowers and the Star Spangled Banner was sung. A flag at Liberty was presented by Fairmount Connects of the Senior Order of American Mechanics with two Bibles. About forty members of Fredonia Council will participate in a march and parade. Mr. C. Harry Brefn will give the presentation address, and the United Drum Corps will lead the parade. The Prince of Wales pays 25 shillings for a silk hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Alexander Young
Confederat
Geo. Ed. Smith
E.C. McSherry
Copeland Page
Smith
McSherry
Francis Scott Key
Liberty
Fairmount
Order of American Mechanica
Wis
Fredonia
C. Harry Brefn
Baltimore
United Drum Corps
Princess Phosa at City Opera House Delights Local Audience
A large crowd enjoyed Charles F. Hansen's comic opera The Princess Phosa at the City Opera House under Dr. Toormas and a Key Monument Association committee. Prof Elon Firestone led the Philharmonic Orchestra with standout performances by the youth cast, dancers, and elaborate Baltimore and Philadelphia costumes, as the plot follows Princess Phosa’s fate and a double romance amid fairy mischief, with showcases by Miss Fannie Murphy and Miss Chrissie Firestone. The production benefits the Ley Monument fund and will be repeated with added effects tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Charles F. Hansen
Princess Phosa
Toormas 5
Berry Willams
J. Lity
Ley
A. L. Bosley
Frederick
Badei Fug No Bamou
MoGimed
Philharmonic Orchestra
Elon Firestone
C. F. Baughman
Howard
B. J. Bader
C. W. Keefer
Robert Tyson
BC. Markell
T. Rhodes
A. Gregg Miller
Charles Brenner
Charles Wertheimer
C. E. Clingan
Bader
Frank B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Mr.Rhodes
City Hall
Miga Corrinne Peyne
Impa
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Royal Palace
Altraris
Gallen
Mimosa
J. Frank Eline
Phosa
Mimos XLII
Aururis
Phose
Marmiliian
Ake
Thrace
Triangle Bell Breaks at Presbyterian Church
Sunday incident at the Presbyterian Church saw the church triangle, in use for seventy years, crack during sounding and cause a person to fall. Uncertainty remains about the triangle’s origin, with theories of England or Baltimore purchase. Officials weigh repair versus replacement as electric wire contact and constant use are blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Presbyterian Church
England
Baltimore
Wires Cut by Local Lineman Trigger Repair
A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co lineman cut several wires of the Inter State Telephone Co on East Church street last evening. Chesapeake asserts the action disrupted their line and that new wires must be removed to ensure a perfect connection. Inter State linemen arrived this morning and spliced the cut wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheespeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Inter-State Telephone Company
East Church Street
Chesapeake
Inter-State Company
Fry Rhodesice wedding in Jefferson church
On Tuesday evening at 630 in the Reformed Church of Jefferson Calvin Fry and Miss Annie Rhoderick both of Jefferson were united in matrimony by Rev H P Ditmar. The Sick Miss Dollie Mayne of West Second Street is ill. George F B Zimmerman of North Merket Street remains paralyzed but improves. Hood s Sarsaparilla advertised as restoring health as battles continue in the human system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Rhodesice
Reformed Church
St Jefferson
Calvin Fry
Annie Rhoderick
Jefferson
H. P. Ditmar
Dollie Mayne
West Secondstrest
George F. 8. Zimmerman
North Merket Street
Eyler Confesses in Old Shoemaker Robbery Case
A Washington Post report details John Eyler's confession to the April 23 burglary of Nicholas Holcer's shop on 1212 Fourteenth Street Southwest. Eyler implicates Mrs. Holcer and says he shared the loot with her, while detectives hunt for another accomplice and await further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Nicholas Holcer
Ahvemager
Jobs Q Byler
Shermaker
Joseph Carter
John Gallagher
Lieut Hollinberger
John Eyler
United Bstetea Army
Frederick
Eyler
Mra. Holcer
Albany
Inspector Hollinberger
Meg Sage Wan
Daiéctive Deadyquarters
Holinberger
Boardman
Kyler
Lawhets
Eyier
Carter
Gallagher
Baltimore
Sud
Election of Officers at Stockholders Meeting
At the stockholders meeting of the Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Company the following were elected directors for the ensuing year B A Bhuner E L Derr J H Cramer O M Thomas and Edwin Devilbiss The board reorganized electing E A Shriner president Edwin Devilbiss secretary and C M Thomas treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberty and Frederick Turnpke Company
B. A. Bhuiner
E.L Derr
J. H. Cramer
M Thomas
Edwin Devilbiss
E A. Shriner
Edwin Devilblas
C. M. Thoraas
The Ladies Prefer Syrup of Figs Under Air Conditions
The pleasant effect and safety of the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs make it a favorite remedy for ladies. Look for the genuine article from the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Symp Co
Storm Preparations Rise For Potential Floods In Jones
The storm outlook suggests heavy rain, with risk of flooding. Citizens are urged to reinforce embankments, repair cracked water systems, and connect and repair spouts to minimize damage as residents brace for possible storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Philomathean Society Debates On Intercourse Limits
Large Pallomathean Literary Society attendance last evening featured a debate on whether closer intercourse between Surupe and the United States benefits the country. Affirmative speakers were Wm H. Siodsmas and Noah E. Cramer. negative speakers Dr. Edwini Bowles and Rev. John K. White. Judges sided with the negative by a 3 to 1 vote. Dr Cyrus Thomas announced Rev J Rogan of Baltimore would deliver the English address for the Fourth of July celebration in Philomathean Hall, with other patriotic addresses by members. John W. Kolb, long-time Arizona lawyer, will return to Frederick Friday June 14, with a reception planned for Thursday evening, June 20, including an address of welcome. All society friends invited. adjourned at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallomathean Literary Society
Jacob Rohrbwck
Surupe
United States
Wm H. Siodsmas
Noah E. Cramer
Edwani Bowles
John K. White
Assieiwu
Alfred Boner
Allen Rohrbsch
Cyrua Thomas
J. Rogan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Travels of Yeakle and Etchison in Rome and Local News
Mr A R Yeakle learned from friend L M Etchison that the Etchisons are touring Rome and are in good health, with a noted student guide from the novitiate era. Mt St Mary’s College defeated Gettysburg Penn College in a baseball game scoring 12 errors by Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
St. Mary's
Peon. College
Mount St. Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Penn. College
Gettysburg
Mt. Gt. Mary
Rana
Bic
Tighe
Muphy
Stimmer
Tate
Coal Price Cut Notice by Keller Newman & Co
Keller Newman & Company at 22 East Patrick Street announces a 25 cent per ton price reduction for June delivery. They offer immediate delivery for any quantity and guarantee coal to be properly screened, first class quality, and honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yy Keller, Newman & Company
East Patrick Street
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