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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
3
Classified note indicates a rental offer and product reference with unclear details. The fragment mentions Kenenth, LI and a model listing for rent, plus a mouse term. Further specifics are unreadable while preserving the core rental reference.
A noisy mix of small notices from near the city including a horse death from heart trouble, a Monocacy camping day with tents, anglers catching trout and bass in Bennett's creek, a boy cutting his thumb, and a blooming fochsta stalk with novers. Also noted are new store fixtures a Baldwin refrigerator, a wheat harvest, a freight wreck delaying a Baltimore fast train, a marble cutting shop moving to steam, a pension for Joseph Lidey, Frederick port revenue, Captain Walter Saunders painting his North Market residence, and Ed Sobel injuring his right foot on a broken chimney piece.
Purely personal notices describe Mr Albert Noutzabn biking to the home farm between Middletons and Myerneilie to harvest. Mrs Luther Kuhlman and Mrs Wim Beat go to Ocean Grove New Jersey returning after July 1. Harry Zimmerman, Oberlin student, to spend vacation with his city family. Miss Adal Kobleigh and Luta Hen net with Edward Bente enjoy a pleasant visit near the city. Mr Wa A Burger and pater Mina muse attend Hock meon Burger Doptiels at Hegerstown. Mrs Beroer and granddaughter visit Bronawick. Capt Daniel Main of Magerstown visits relatives. Theodore B Moody and family moved from their winter home in Washington to Jefferson Street. Byward Herring and Mrs Wise Motte of this city visit. Miss Gall of Brooklyn returned home from West Church street. Mrs Michell and grandson Harry Behroeder visit Walkeraville. Baltimoreans visiting the county include Mrs HW Wil Heme Walkeravitle Mr dot T Rice Pinganare I. Co Hammett Mechanics town Mrs FLV Dorsey Feat Second street leaves for Raithmore.
A fragmentary report recalls the St Mary's Seminary commencement at Mary’s City Maryland with a march and program. It notes a monument near the old mulberry tree, the school founded in 1870s under Miss A I Thomas, and a lengthy program including recitals, essays, music, and a valedictory. Seven graduates earned diplomas, with medals awarded for excellence in English French music art and drawing. The event featured an excursion to the bay, a grand ball on campus, and later notes on faculty and local improvements.
Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore transfers to Wm K Kram and partners inBronaches for 200 dollars. Henry 4 Gockenhons transfers in Dronewick Fins from Engeos L Nowe to George W Rowe real estate in Frederick City for 240 dollars.
Nine popular musicians met at City Hall Tuesday evening and discussed giving a concert at Court Howe Fort on a chosen evening next week. The band was not made permanent and consisted of two trombones two altos three rometa one violin and bass drum.
Mr. W Irving Parpona, an estate and Iran agent, offers for Mr C Sh Oph a small farm of about 1? acres near Zion church in Ames for the term of one year.
Last evening drew about four dozen attendees for a notable event granting a guid badge to Captain Frank Stokes of the association. The speech by Von Frederik J. Nelson praised the recipients and promised further drill improvements while other speakers extended compliments to Stokes. Guests were treated to desserts and dancing, with beverages and candles, as the gathering closed and attendees departed for home satisfied.
A 19th century discussion notes the transition from cradle and sickle to binding and self binding machines, praising faster harvesting with less manual labor. It observes wheat quality generally fine, with bearded grain and healthier stalks, and cautions on proper stacking, drying, and covering to avoid spoilage and musty wheat, urging timely, careful handling by experienced workers.
Mrs George M Wachter of harmony died after seven weeks illness aged 70 years 5 months 8 days funeral held at home then Middletown cemetery mourners include husband five children and surviving relatives. James Schaffer aged 48 a local resident died yesterday of general debility funeral planned at Hocky Springs Chapel with six children from two marriages and survivors including Lewis Schaffer Jim others.
The Young Sluggers beat the Old Original Sluggers 12 to 7 in seven innings. Battery for Young Sluggers was Rhodes and Thomas. for Old Sluggers Kolb and Eksterly. Umpire was Chasiwehya Wuli’e tue cata and Thomas. Also, Winning Stars defeat picked team 21 to 4 with Lipps and Shipley catching for the Stars and Marrington and Winkelmann for the picks. Umpire C Loehner. A Bell game slated for Northwest Addition at 4 oclock featuring Northend versus Catholic Union Club. Northend battery Kettler and Keterly. Catholic Union battery Rivenbauer and Peer. Chas, BK Zellers, and Capt Emory Harper's lean team plan a bell game at Canton Hill at 6. The Whip Crackers vs Young Sluggers play Canton All this evening at 9.
In the Northwest Addition during an evening game Callteten and Anders got into a quarrel on the field. Roy Retat cut Callteten's upper lip while Anders struck his chin, leaving both players injured.
In Hyattatown Montgomery County at the bride’s home Franklin Kam wed Annie Laura Dudrow in a simple ceremony led by Rev. Goese. The couple plans to live in Attack by Lightning area after the nuptials and are treated as the town’s newest married pair.
The funeral of Mrs Adaiue Athaugh occurred this morning at 10 from the residence of Mr George Young. The remains were taken to the German Baptisst Church where services were led by El oe Pahroey and Bruner. Pallbearers included Merara Grora W Strawburger J ON Altwmeran A T Warrington John Winger Toterment was aide da Ma OL vel cemetery ALT Mle and Sane were funeral directors.
A 19th century letter praises Frederick College and its leaders, including Prof Tilton and assistants. It extols the school’s graduates and argues the institution prepares youth for college and prestigious exams. The piece lauds the faculty devotion, moral character, and educational reach across Frederick city and county.
A list of hotel arrivals includes several named visitors from Philadelphia, Williamsport, Boston, Baltimore, and Washington among others. The column notes upcoming work to develop ore bodies in the valley, emphasizing prospecting methods below the surface to identify ore-bearing formations then core drilling to test and retrieve samples.
The carnival event on Friday evening featured Josian W. Conthash claiming the best banner for a typography themed inscription. The contest tied with a bert beaner car in the decoration display.
A reader reports a mishap at a local venue on a Penny evening when Mr Win Lampe slipped and mashed a toe while exiting the premises. He also injured his left foot as he moved through the area, prompting a minor medical check.
The Maryland Weather Bureau notes a week of hot, dry weather with abundant rains in spots boosting crops. Wheat and hay harvests advance in the north central regions, while eastern areas need more rain. Drought affects tobacco and garden crops. prospects improve if rainfall returns. A Glance: Woodsboro and Frederick County report extreme heat, heavy mowing and promising yields, with continued harvests across western Maryland. A separate item covers a local family reunion at Kadivaburg with guests from Union Bridge and Baltimore.
Mr Wi Honenour Sr presented H W Lewis with an old Vite Rvita treasury note issued at Blehmonit in March 802. The note bears phrases about the art of the commonwealth and pledge and shows inferior printing. Marriage licenses listed include Tone and Kate Thomas of Middletown, Wallace J Wirts of Fountain Rocks, and Minnie H Thompson of Baltimore City.
Announcement of a cheap round trip from all stations for the People’s Puny Mattoral Convention in Omaha Nebraska with sale starting June 20. Options include Chicago or St Louis routings, with principal stations and low excursion fares. Travel agents Estes & Co list timings and conditions, with medical and local notices amid promotional items and summer beverages.
A late act was reported as three individuals, two white and one colored woman, were brought to Montovie hospital last evening by the Montgomery sheriff after an incident, details sparse.
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