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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
3
The Versiy News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue. It boasts Frederick city and county’s largest genuine circulation. Advertising space is superbly available with many advantages. Copy for new ads due 5 pm Wednesday and changes due 1 pm that day.
Miss Elizabeth Black of Baltimore visits Mr Z J Gittinger. Marcus A Williams of East Second Street is in Philadelphia on business. Dr Wm G Boteler and son George go to Baltimore on business. Miss Mary E Gittinger from this ally visits relatives in Lancaster Pa. Abe Rosenour of South Market Street visits Baltimore and Washington. Wm H Ramsburg on North Market Street returns from Mt Airy. Miss Mary Warden Sperry of Philadelphia visits her niece Mrs Dennis M Daniels. Miss Lola Miller returns home from a visit. Mrs Robert Barrer at Walkersville. Henry Talbott and wife of Charleston W Va visit Frederick. return. Charles P Levy and Albert Pearce move to Clifton for summer. Miss Houston of Stockton Md leaves for Washington. Wm Bsumgardner returns from wedding tour. to reside at Mrs Broner's near Frederick. Mrs Noah E Cramer and children return from Sunny Side after week with Houck family. Frank Strawnburger of North Market Street leaves for Mountain Lake Va to manage pool room and barbershop at hotel. Prof Joseph H Apple of Women’s College sails from New York to Southampton England. stays in Europe until late July.
D John Markey captain of the Junior rest and hook and ladder teams says the squad will not accept Cumberland invitation as the purse is too small to justify travel. N J Wilson's Will filed for probate in Orphans Court this morning. Wife Ann L Wilson named as executrix without bond.
The Eastern Milling and Exports Company shows today’s market quotes for corn at 2.10 per barrel, shelled corn at 62 cents per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 75 cents and steamer at 73 cents per bushel. They bid 73 cents for July wheat. Also notes daily pay and product wear improvements.
Rev Dr E R Bachbach warns Columbia and Lynch Lodges in Evangelical Reformed Church sermon on Solomon's temple as a model for building character. He highlights David's preparation, Hiram's aid, and the two pillars Jachin and Boaz symbolizing strength and beauty guiding men to unity, faith, and lasting virtue.
Fragmentary verse on building a lasting work through time. Despite garbled OCR, the speaker hopes the work will endure beyond life, seeking divine blessing for fidelity and care. Mentions the unseen builder and life’s closing day.
The third and final test organ recital at the Holyopal church drew a large audience of musicians. Wiston Pyne of St. Mark's Philadelphia performed a brilliant program, displaying modern virtuosity with masterful control. Mrs. Allen sang richly in Salve Marie and These Are They, as Miss Steckel accompanied with sensitive artistry. Also notes on Martinique picture part promotion and a list of undelivered letters at Frederick post office dated June 21, 1902.
At Athletic Park last evening the Brush Factory defeated the Park team 10 to 9 in a seesaw affair. Battery pairs were Creager and L Mobarly for Brush Factory and Benson Baer and Moberly for the Park. A postponed Eastern Stars versus Frederick Athletic Club game will follow at 6 16 this evening with Keafer Eckstein for Eastern Stars and Brust Blaauets for Frederick Athletic Club.
The O U A M fair and festival opened last night in Junior hall with strong attendance. Brenner's Orchestra performed from behind palm fronds. Lanterns and lantern-shares, brass and nickel plated, on display in H. B. Lands window draw attention. Vacancies in Frederick Woman's College faculty filled: Mrs Moyers becomes Mrs Chew as lady principal. Anna Brooke named. Anna Stevenson and Miss Coustine also appointed to teach and train.
A reception at Mrs. Srasoes Becker's North Market Street celebrated the marriage of Otis Augevine and her daughter Mrs Becker’s, with many friends and kin in attendance and an elegant collation served. An excursion to Harper's Ferry via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is offered June 29 with a special train from Frederick at 4:5 am and return from Harper's Ferry at 7:45 pm. Fare is 75 cents round trip, tickets only on the issued data and special train.
County Board in special session set the 1903 tax rate at 87 cents on the $100, up 5 cents from last year and 2 cents from 1900. Expenditures for elections and new bridges drove the rise. total taxes from all sources amount to about $191,808. Likely rates may hold for years, with possible rise to 90 cents due to outsized past costs.
Old time festival and entertainment all week at Junior Hall with Brenner’s Orchestra nightly. Mt Carmel picnic set for Saturday Aug 2 in Jos G Miller’s grove with band and speakers. Regular Tuesday dances at Brad dock Heights and special town promotions cite rising housing value. Excursions to Washington and Baltimore planned for June 27 with rail fare details.
An old time ad describes a sale of fabrics including Moon Pure goods, dimity and marseilles quilts, black taffetas, white wash silks, and laces. It promotes bed coverings, covers, and discounted furniture fabrics with prices and item counts, plus baskets and decorative wares and a note on prescripts and family recipes.
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