Daily News Short Local Notices and Arrivals
Miss Bessie Zentz of Carro county visits Mrs Weehter on Fifth street and returns home Tuesday. Miss Alice Zimmerman and Mr James Eyler of near Frederick visit Mr Eugene Brown in Brownsville. Mrs Mary E Brown of Brownsville visits her father D W Zimmerman. Mrs Duliera and daughter of Gettysburg Pa guest of Mrs D Kepner. Miss Lavinia Davis of Fountain Mills visits city friends. Miss Annie Cley of Schreysville returns from Tyamsville. A marriage license granted in Washington to William M Barrick and Robbie H English. One hundred seventh session of Baltimore conference opens at Greene Memorial Roanoke Ya. Dr J R L Hardesty will be at City Hotel March 22 and 23. Robert Philips hurt hand on South street. out of work. Junior Association to meet Monday evening. Aldermanic committee inspects East South street water mains under C N Hahn. Pension examiners on West Second Street. Philomethéan Society meeting in Kemp Hall at 7 20 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Zentz
Carro County
C. E. Weehter
Fifth Street
Alice Zimmeman
James Eyler
Frederick
Eugene Brown
Broanaville
Mary E. Brown
Brownsville
D. W. Zimmerman
Duliera
Gettysburs, Pa
D. Kepner
East Third Street
Lavinia Davis
Fountain Mills
Annie Cley
Schreysville
Tyamsville
Washington
William M.barrick
Lynchburg
Robbie H. English
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Greene Memorial Church
Roanoke Ya
J. R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Robert Philips
South Street
East South Street
C.N. Hahn
Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
S. Maynard
West Second Street
Philomethean Literary Society
Kemp Hell
Eiler
Valley—Oakes
Valler
L. D. Crawford
Lyall
M Lawiz
Wolfs Iestitute
EL Lente
Deby
MOR
Prievile
Masdwell i
Robert Tayler
Hezerstown
Betria Evier
James Freeze
Chewsville
Thurday- Yar
William E. Bennel
Wahler
Sarah
Annie Bertzel
Bridgeport
E. Bentzel
L. D. Crawfort
Bert
GN. Sem
Funeral notices for Riis family and Spaulding (Miss Cronise)
The day records multiple funerals in this city. Riis L. family member conveyed from Washington to Hanshely for a 3 PM service at Mount Olivet with Rev. L. officiating. Fannie Spaulding widow of J. Calvin Spaulding buried after prayers at St. Joseph’s Church and interment at the church cemetery. Miss Clara Adelia Cronise honored in services at Harmony Grove with interment at Mt. Olivet. pallbearers listed. C. & Carty Funeral Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanerais
Riis L
Washington, D. C
Eritchie
Hanshely
West
iPatrick Street
Taoga
Ras Mad Mount Olivet
Sehk
Charles Lambert
Bernand “Fisher
C. &. Carty
Clara
Adelia Cronise
Harmony Grove
ER. Eschbach
Mt Olivet
Geo
Ed. Smith
Jno
D. Hendrickson
William
Birely
Geo. Houck
Geo. Worman
Eugene Albaugh
Csrty
Missionary Session Opens in Hagerstown
The Maryland Branch of the Woman's Missionary Association held its third annual session in Hagerstown on Tuesday. The event opened with devotional exercises led by Abs. Burtiner, first vice president, followed by reports from six officers and eight delegates. A paper on the origin and history of the association, prepared by Mrs. Moser of Myersville, Frederick County, was read by the secretary and received interest from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Woman's Missionary Association
Hagerstown
Phis
Abs. Burtiner
Ars. Moser
Myersville
Redetica County
New Brickyard Contractor Plans Steam Brick Machinery
The article notes Mr. John Bsimgardner returning from Pennsylvania with plans to purchase machinery for a steam brick rig. A contract for a 5 horsepower engine and a 100 acre power block has been made and is ready for shipment to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bsimgardner
Pennsylvania
Ne Ist
EiLER'S VALLEY SCHOOL NEARS MODEL STATUS IN COUNTY
County correspondence notes EiLER'S VALLEY-Oakes 12 and The Evier's Valler school, under Mr L D Crawford, as model schools serving the community. Residents praise Crawford's leadership, while teachers and families attend visits, exam results show satisfactory pupil performance, and local residents enjoy music and social events.
Village Improvement Association shores up public space in Florida resort
Public spirited women form the Village Improvement Association to keep streets clean in a winter Florida resort. They station painted barrels with verses and enlist children in a pledge not to litter, modeling utopian civic care as city mothers replace fathers in leading urban cleanliness. Col Jas C Clarke visits Harpers Ferry on the Mobile and Ohio line, praises railroads canals Maryland politics, reports railroading prospects and stock gains during a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Village Improvement Association
Mae
Atlanta
Jas.c. Clarke
Mobile and
Ohio KR. R. Co
Barylander
Mobile
New York
Harers
Chesapeake , Ohio Canal
Col Douglas
Maryland
Hagerstown
Roller Mill Destroyed In Goshen Fire
A fire at R D Riggs s Goshen Montgomery county destroyed his new roller mill and saw mill on Tuesday. The blaze is believed incendiary. The mill valued at about six thousand dollars was insured only for a carpenter's risk with Baltimore County Company. A rebuilt mill stood nearby and would have resumed operation in a few weeks. ore was discovered after starting and efforts to extinguish failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Riggs
Goshen
Montgomery County
Baltimore County Company
A Colored Wedding at Asbury M E Church
A fashionable colored wedding occurred Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 in Asbury M E Church. Rev McHenry J Naylor of Washington and Valverta Robinson a local colored schoolteacher united in marriage with Rev N M Carroll assisting. Attendants included Rev Harris Maggie Carroll Alverta Nunlor and Jennie Robinson. The ceremony was followed by wedding news including editor changes at Baltimore publications and a public land sale near Rocky Ridge with multiple parcels auctioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Society
Asbury M. E
McHenry J. Naylor
Washington
Valverta Robinson
West AU Saints Street
Harris
Maggie Carroll
Alverta Nunlor
Jennie Robinson
N. M. Carroll
J. Mr. Bean
New Firm Formed By Mrs Henriette Garrett And Mr Albert Pearre
A new partnership was formed yesterday by Mrs Henriette Garrett widow of Dr Joseph B Carrot and Mr Albert W Pearre to run the business at the South Market Street store long owned by the late Dr Garou The arrangement designates Pearre as general manager with focus on continuing the family business Mr George V de bee remains involved and long standing friends of Mr Pearre express support for the venture The closing line hints at continued public esteem for Pearre and the Broam business community reaction remains positive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette Garrett
Joseph B. Carrot
Albert W. Pearre
South Market Street
Dr. Garou
Pearre
Burress Sud
Geory Vebeee
Tee Nets
Ettansef
Bos
Mbte
Zeatie- Manly Mannesate
Lse
Grog Starvard
Wesines
Himmewates
Bissan
Attic
Grates
Anon
Social Evening Highlights At Mrs Holmes Sunday School
Social events from a local newspaper page describe a Miss Carne Holmes Sunday School class gathering with games and a shared repast at her home in West Panethetroat. Guests include Clara Hahn Isabel Miller Rose Kuhn Mary Waters and several others. joyous dancing and refreshments accompany the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evrat
Carne Holmes
Hama
Clara Hahn
Isabel Miller
Rose Kuhn
Mary Waters
Annie Niedhardt
Harry Blackston
Charles Firestone
Frank Knock
Frank Eisenhaver
Frank Stevb
Walter Exder
Pound
Upton Gladhill
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Ceresville
Harmony Grove
Charlesville
Frederick
Rocky Springs
Feud of local, county and general news in weekly issue
A Great Weekly covers local and broader news with full reports and typical editorials. The issue lists multiple local notices, ads, and public notices, including sales, memorials, and probate actions. A notable item describes Rev. Watts’s risky train jump after dreaming of wrecks, with injuries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G.carty
Brish Bros
R. H. Campnbell
City stockholders urged to sell lots publicly on Madison Street
A local stockholder argues that all city lots should be sold by public sale to benefit stockholders and the company, warning privately bought lots may reap less profit. He critiques private acquisitions and favors open bidding to avoid extra loss. The note reflects community concerns about land sales and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hean
Stuckholtper
Meeste Bo
Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Obituary notes from Barkitts ville for Michael Wiener a long time tennery operator from Germany died at home after paralysis. Other items include the death of Alice J Thorne at Ivy Farm aged 9 years 11 months, Mrs. Sophis Taney Faylor daughter of Chief Justice Taney, and brief church news from Annapolis Hagerstown Rohrersville and Baltimore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wiener
Barkittsville
Wiener
Germany
Middletown
Burtittsville
A Cield
Ivy Farm
Baltimore County
Alice J
W.H
Alice E. Thorne
S. J. Taylor
Sophis Taney Faylor
Taney
Col
Francis Taylor
St Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Roger Taylor
Elizabeth Stevenson
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and Visitors List
A fragmented hotel arrivals record lists numerous guests from cities such as New York, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Philadelphia, alongside county origins and lodge names. Names include G. & Ateatims, T. B. Fine, Dr Nantety, J. a. Ksieps, O. N. Hhode, and many more, with origins spanning across states and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Horee
G. & Ateatims
T. B. Fine
E. B. Hsyman
HC. Harri
So G. Boltz
Plaisdelphis
J. A. Ksieps
O. N. Hhode
New York
Fadeley
Vitexinia
Dr. Nantety
Washington
D.C
U. SicDade
Michigan
Peach Prospect Dims After Late Freeze In Mountain Orchards
In Haserstosa March reports note peach trees in Beaver Creek area show scant fruit set after a cold spell. J M Stover counted low bud survival near Smithsburg with about 3 percent buds frozen and faults injudicious pruning. He believes mountain orchards fare better than valley sites due to mountain snow shielding trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoatain
Actepateh
Haserstosa
March TV
Sive
Washinton County
Beaver Creek
J. M. Stover
Tesersl
Smuithsburg
Stover
Bay Rezlon
Satay
Coal tossed at rear car on Baltimore train
Last evening as the Baltimore bound train pulled in at the station a lump of coal was thrown through a rear window. Edward Halley, Frederick Junction telegraph operator, sat nearby. The engineer saw a man on a coal pile opposite the depot. the act is believed to be by that person. The Board of Charities and Corrections held its jail meeting at the Court House, reporting six inmates in custody. Everything found clean and in good order on inspection. Real estate transfers recorded including Saylor to Boone and Freed to Dinterman. The Maryland State Sunday School Convention opened in Baltimore with strong attendance. Rev. Hench elected vice president. A large WCTG meeting at the M E Church discussed monthly readings. next gathering set for the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward Halley
Frederick Junction
Board of Charities and Correc-ions
Court House
Maryland
Hench
Walkersville
Chantauge Circle Meets At Lindsay Home For Program
The Chantauge Literary and Scientific Circle met Monday evening last at the home of the Misses Lindsay on Record and Second Streets. An interesting program was rendered.
Illness Report Notes Pleurisy and Pneumonia
Miss Florence Crummitt of B. & O. Avenue is suffering from a severe attack of pleurisy and pneumonia, with condition described as serious by attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crummitt
B. & O. Avenue
Chiron and the Heroes of Greece Texts with Half Horse Heritage
A narrative recounts Chiron the centaur tutor of Greek princes including Orpheus and Heracles. It lists famed youths such as Bates, Liphya, Cantor and Polydeuces, Aeon Dre, Euphemus, Calus, and Zetes. The tale notes their training in archery singing hunting and combat under Chiron’s guidance.
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Greece
Cave
Ole
Chiron
Orpheus
Weralopses
Bates
Boxers
Heracles
Lyneens
Euphemus
Calus
Zetes
Andrew Lang
St. Nichalaz
Letters From The People At Frederick Press
Readers lament local board decisions and demand action on street repairs, markets, and nuisance issues. Local notices include a playful tease about fashion and a call for transparency from authorities on how funds and regulations will be used. The issue also highlights printers strike impacts and promotes Shilohs Cure for coughs and related remedies.
Kemp's Diisiny Cough Cure Promise
Do You Cough Dont delay Take Kemps Diisiny the Bost cough cure to cure sore throat tickling in throat chest pains bronchitis and other complaints. Early bottles priced 600 and 81 cents. Victor Infants Relief offered with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Pay Car Arrives With Crew At Division Depot
Fragmentary text reports the Pay Car arriving yesterday with a crew including engineer Aiawoonami conductor Elner AP Geer superintendent of the Brod erick Divtsies. Names Wilkes Tarraston Brooks and others appear, but the passage is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.H Nt
Ia Talyely
Aiawoonami
Elner
AP. Geer
Broderick Divtsies
Rly Wilkes
C. B. Tarraston
A. Wue
Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Hartley Remedy
An 1888 American magazine excerpt touts Hartley’s remedy for catarrh with claims of curing head and chest ailments. The article cites testimonials and states the treatment is available from a Frederick druggist for one dollar, highlighting health hopes and promotional language surrounding the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatdal
Hartley
Lie. Hartley
Shy Draguist
Frederick
Mullimie and Kemp Light Parcales Shieh Shoes Advertisement
Mullimie and Kemp advertise a Thursday display of light fabrics and fashionable parages. The notice boasts new styles and vivid figures, with yard prices at ten and twelve cents. Readers are urged to view the assortment and note appealing women’s hosiery and striped muslins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roercity
Unclear Text Card From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR item mentions department notes and a week of activity. Names and specifics are unreadable, limiting factual extraction. The readable fragments suggest routine departmental updates without clear events, dates, or involved persons.
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J John Hendrickson
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Wil-Al Pear Kosky Speinice Chapel
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