The Daily News Local Briefs and Society Notes
A crowded page itemizes entertainment at Walkersville with a street parade, local business notices, and upcoming meetings. Items include Wallis & Schell expanding harness and saddlery sales at 46 North Market, county commissioners scheduling an appeals session on April 6, and the Walkersville Lodge L O G T public meeting on Easter Monday. Local families travel to Sandusky, Ohio, and road work begins on Cannon Hill with street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopeland Combination Company
Stanffers Hall
Walkersville
Walls & Schall
Board of County Commissioners
Str Johns Lyceum
Wallis & Schell
N. Market Street
Middletown
Weaslis & Schells
North Market Street
First National Bank
F. Kintz
East Fourth Street
Fae News
Wolfsville
Black Rock
Wallis & Schell’s
Walkersville Lodge
Shiloh M. P
Worth Market Street
Eeiep Ereas
Chas
Clem
Sandusky
Ohio
Tesd Tas News
Cannon Hill
John J. Best
Ift
Wm. C. Kolb
North Market St
Eustns
Jack
Purely Personal local visitor notices and travels
Purely Personal items list Charles Wolf and Mir William Wolf of Cumberland visiting Oscar Hooper in the city. Miss Sabina Beckly and Ada Smallwood return from Baltimore. Mrs Ann G Ross recently back from Europe spends time in the city. Sheriff Otho J Gaver travels to Baltimore on business. Mr im Hardy will leave Burkitsville to join his brother George in Dunsmuir California. Abrs Wolf and Edwin and Roy Wolf of Frederick visit North Jonathan Street Hagerstown. Mayor R J Halm of Hi wR visits Col O Donnell in Erick County. Mr and Mrs Helfenstine and daughter plan extended visit to Baltimore or guests of Charles Markell. Mr Wm Eckstein, former partner of Hauer, seriously ill in Washington. Rev C L Zennard returns from conference. Misses Georgis and Kettle Blumenauer visiting Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wolf
Mir. Wm. Wolf
Cumberland
Oscar Hooper
Sabina Beckly
Ada Smallwood
Baltimore
Ann G. Ross
Europe
Otho J. Gaver
Im Hardy
T. E. Hardy
Georgis
Kettle Blumenauer
Washington, D. C
Dee Ceresville Self Rising Flour Ad Claim
Ad touts Dee Ceresville Self Rising flour as relief for constipation and dyspepsia. It claims the product looks and tastes like buckwheat and is healthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Ceresville
Market Gossip Reflects on Cleanliness and Easter Goods
A bustling market column laments spoiled butter and dirty produce while praising neat displays that draw buyers. It notes prices for butter, eggs, lard, poultry, dried fruit, fruits, meats, fish, and vegetables, with commentary on market practices and the hen as a symbol of honest goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Messina
al. Walling
Accident Lets Three Year Old Burn in Wash-House Fire
A three year old girl of George W. Moser narrowly escaped a lethal burn near Myeraville when her clothes ignited while sweeping the wash-house. Her mother extinguished the flames before they could cause deeper injury. Dr. L B M Zimmermann treated the child, noting the burns were not deep but serious on arms, stomach, and face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moser
Myeraville
Birs. Moser
L. BM. Zimmer
Committee of Arrangements for G. AR Ceremonies
The committee of arrangements for the G. AR forces niche ak tae organization acts through Marshall E. Goldsborough to handle write to speakers select music and issue invitations for ministers of the city and for public school children to attend the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. AR
Force Niche Ak Tae
Marshall E. ¥. Goldsborough
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Several Parcels
Isaac and Annan and wife and others transfer interest in 160 acres to John T Gelwicks for 500 dollars. Ann and Stauffer and others transfer to Harriet Barrick two acres one rood and 31.95 square perches for 548.43 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac & Annan and Wife
John T. Gelwicks
Ann & Stauffer Et al
Harriet
Easter Gifts for Children at Smith's Temple of Fancy
Easter gifts include 8 game of Tidd Winks and an Anchor Puzzle. Gifts marketed as harmless and suitable for youngsters, with a note of full stock at Smith's Temple of Fancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Must the ceaseless years roll between our hearts
Fragmented verse from 1891 dated March 20 reveals a lament of time and memory. The speaker questions whether long years erase love or deepen its hold, urging a lover to yield to enduring affection rather than harsh fate. Strong emotion centers on memory, love, and fate.
A Fine Drill Distinguishes Coneds at the Rink
The United Drill Association met at their hall at 7 15 and marched to East Patrick street Rink for an exhibition drill in uniform. Capt Frank Stokes with Lieutenants Sidney Johnson and E S Reynolds led two hours of drills, praising the men’s appearance and precision despite limited space. A large crowd of friends and citizens applauded. They urged a larger venue to permit full platoon movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drill Association
East Patrick Street
Frank Stokes
Sidney Johnson
E. S. Reynolds
Stokes
Sach
Novel Contest for Free Shaving at Darning Shop
Harry D Young of Nomi Marnet started a penny-a-head guessing game in a large glass bottle, counting customers served daily. By month’s end the bottle seals and a guessing match begins, with six months free shaving and hair cutting for the closest guess, three months for second, and one month for third. Contest promises lively participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hit
Harry D Young
Darner
Nomi Marnet
Old Coins in possession of Allen Hays near Wolfsville
Allen Hays of the Wolfsville vicinity holds a collection of coins including a Bank of Canada penny bank token from 1854 a Navarre coin dated 1789 with Ludovicus inscription a crown and shield a 1797 cent a 1772 Georgius Rex coin and a 19th century gold contract piece from 1853 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hays
Wolfsville
Bank of Canada
Scoin
Navarre
Ludov
Governor designates Arbor Day for state observance
The Governor proclaims Wednesday April 8 as Arbor Day urging people to plant trees and adorn grounds. He notes the day is not a legal holiday but asks authorities to observe it in public schools to teach children an important lesson about nature.
Young Men’s Club Elects Secretary After Death
At last night’s meeting of the Young Men’s Club, Mr A C McBride was elected secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Lewis W Engelbrecht. Delegates to the State convention are Mr J C Motter and Major Ira Tyler, with alternates Geo K Brrely and Hammond Gmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC. McBride
Lewis W. Engelbrecht
J.C. Motter
Ira Tyler
Geo. K. Brrely
Hammond Gmer
Physician Dr Chas Lordell to Locate Here Monday
Dr Chas Lordell a Washington D C homeopath will locate in our city on Monday next the 23d. He is highly recommended by leading homeopathic physicians of Baltimore and Washington D C His family will move here as soon as a dwelling can be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Lordell
Washington, D.C
Baltimore City
Assault Case Sparks Arrest in Emmiteburg Figure
Yesterday evening Constable Nuner of Emmiteburg brought Mary R. Linn to the city and lodged her in jail on a charge of assault with murderous intent toward Wm. D. Lien. Magistrate Stokes committed her for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuner|maker
Emmiteburg
Mary R. Linn
Wm. D. Lien
Stokes
The Champion Eater Sets Frederick City Challenge
Frank Feete reportedly bested Simmons in a rapid eating feat by consuming 24 crallers in 20 minutes while the rival ate 18 in the same span. Feete now dares challengers for the crowning title in Frederick city by consuming kin ders or crallers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Feete
Besten Simmons Marman
Marman
Base Bail. Gittinger Leaves Harpa Club Manager Post
Thomas Gittinger retired as manager of the Harpa club this morning and signed a new contract for 1891. He forwarded the agreement to manager Farlington and was notified to report for practice by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gittinger
Good Choice for Baltimore Club Umpire
Manager Barnie of the Baltimore B C Club appoints Robert Lorentz, formerly of the city, as a substitute umpire. This choice reflects his thorough knowledge of National League rules and experience in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnie
Baltimore B. C
Robert Lorentz
Bob
Kempa Holds Tomorrow's Usual Meetings In AM and PM
The usual meetings of the MC AL will be held in Kempa tomorrow with services conducted in the pane and pane and the evening by.
New Circulating Library Opens for Five Cent Rentals
A new circulating library advertises the fastest and best works of popular authors available for rent at five cents per week. Cloth and paper bound books are offered, with Smith's Temple of Fancy highlighted as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Fancy
The Girl About Towne And A Springtime Chorus Of Gossip
In a humorous column a Rocky Springs correspondent shares social observations from church, spring forecasts, and local peculiarities. The narrator riffes on Lent, Easter paraphernalia, and a bachelor’s gaze, noting Mary Jane’s rumored presence at the Executive Mansion and upcoming entertainments after quarantine ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Billy Trler
White House
Willie Hardt
Mary Jane
Executive Mansion
Palm Sunday Services Across City Churches
Rev W C Malloy preaches at the Presbyterian church both services. A union meeting is planned for Harmony Grove Brethren Church at 7:40 pm. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the Reformed Church in Knoxville tomorrow. The Grade Missionary Society anniversary is set for tomorrow evening with Rev W H Bates from Johnstown delivering the address. Rev John C Knott of Lewibure Will preach at Trinity M E tomorrow morning and evening. Rev A J Gill of the M E Church preaches at 10 15 am on discipleship and 7 30 pm on Soul Winning with Sunday school at 1 30 pm. Palm Sunday recalls Christ's entry to Jerusalem amid palm branches and processions in Catholic churches a blessing of palms and hymn singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Malloy
Baltimore
W. H.bates
Johnstown
John C. Knott
Lewlebure
W.va
Trinity M. E
M. E
A. J. Gill
Gill
Jerusalem
Hosenos
David
Junior Dance Promises To Be The Season Event
Readers are invited to Easter Monday night junior dance with planned aero area arrangements and strong invitation list. Organizers emphasize top class ideas and careful placement of details. Boys have worked hard to ensure success and high standards for this community event.
Accident at Hosiery Factory Wounds Clara Roelkey
Miss Clara Roelkey, an employee at a hosiery factory, received a deep cut when a large bobbin fell from a knitting machine yesterday. She was moved home on West Patrick Street after the incident. A note paper sale at the Gem today offers fine stock at 25 to 50 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Roelkey
West Patrick Street
Gem
City Hotel
Easter Services At Middletown Churches During Holy Week
Easter week services announced for Middletown churches including Reform Church Middletown with Good Friday and Palm Sunday observances. Lutheran Church prepares for preparatory and Easter services with confirmation and baptisms. sermons by Rev. Bergstresser and Rev. Zerger. officers to be elected Easter Monday under church constitution. morning services at 10 30 and evening services at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reformed Church In
Middletown
Bergetresser
Mt. Tabor
Seucay
Ivey AL
Bethel Lutheran Church
J. E. Zerger
Frederick College Alumni Association Discussed
An organization to aid Frederick College is being discussed by city gentlemen and graduates. They aim to form an alumni association to broaden interest, boost welfare, and attract students. The college, under St Tilton, is said to be a leading preparatory school on par with top universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
St. Tilton
Harvard
Yale
Frederick
Birthday celebration for Mrs Schleigh’s Doves group
Mrs Mary Schleigh of North Market Street hosted a social dinner for her Doves society birthday. Guests arrived about 7 30 pm, presented a sewing lamp, then enjoyed a lavish buffet of cakes, confections, fruits, custards and ice cream before departing around 9 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schleigh
North Market , Street
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah J Abrecht and Mr Richard Layman
The funeral of Mrs Sarah J Abrecht was held at 11 o clock at Hooge Church with Revs Sennart and Dick officiating. Pallbearers included Henry Snyder Lewie Main J E Michael and John Ebert. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sona were general directors. The late Richard L Layman was buried yesterday at 10 o clock from his brother in law Wm B Bracheys residence on West Potick street with Rev C L Kennard officiating. Pallbearers were George H Halfling Henry Wineberg Thomas and F Girtinger. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Abrecht
Hooge
Sennart
Henry Snyder
Lewie Main
J. &. Michael
John Ebert
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sona
Feneral
Richard L.layman
Wm. B. Brachey
West Pottick Street
C. L. Kennard
George H. Halfling
Henry Wineberg
Thomas
F. Girtinger
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Fibre Company talks with city leaders under consideration
Mr Robinson of Chicago president of Palmetto Fibre Company and Mr McClintock Young of this city met Col Charles B Trail president and other officials of the Development Company to discuss the fibre company. Further steps and definite arrangements will be made this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Chicago
Palmetto Fibre Company
McClintock Young
Charles B. Trail
Auctioneers Offer Bank Shares At Public Sale
Withdrawn. B Pout offered at the Dite Hotel this morning for those concerned sixty shares of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank stock. The sale was withdrawn at a bid of 35 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Pout
Dite
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Gale Ae
Trial Trip At Shoe Factory Start
The whistle blew at 9.50 this morning for a trial run to check operations. A carload of machinery and material arrived last evening and will be unloaded today to be placed in position.
Fashion satire and street chatter in a humorous column
A verbose collage of quirky fashion notes and urban monologues. The piece parodies a fashion paper with lines about a yellow crepe dress, pots on shoulders, and saucy dance vibes. It shifts to scenes in a grocery store and a sparked quarrel about Lafayette’s fate, all told in a playful, overheard voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Public Sale of Household Goods at No 25 East Church Street
The subscriber intending to decline housekeeping offers for sale at 25 East Church Street opposite the F F Seminary on Monday March 23 1891 at 10 am. The list includes a parlor set with plush and linen covers a complete eight room suite two walnut wardrobes bed springs hot bed etc. Also a globe range dining room chairs carpets curtains and other art items. Cash terms. David Lowenstein Capt Walter Saunders and others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
F. F. Seminary
Terma Cash
David Lowenstein
Walter Saunders
Deaths and funeral notices from Baltimore and local area
Mrs Bophis Taney Taylor widow of Col Francis Taylor and daughter of the late Chief Justice Taney died at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. She leaves one son Roger Taylor and was a Catholic. Of Justice Taney's family only Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson survives. A colored child Mary Randells nine died at home on Schwaibens Row from hemorrhages. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 9 o'clock and interment at Bartonsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bophis Taney Taylor
Broderick
Taney
Col
Francis Taylor
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Roger Taylor
Mary
William Randells
Schwaibens Row
Bartonsylle
Mullinix Kemp Draperies and Curtains Come In
Mullinix and Kemp announce new scrims draperies plain and fancy at great prices. They offer a fresh stock lace curtains from a major New York line. Carpet department showcases tapestry braids and a handsome variety of patterns in the city. Visit to see before ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Reconstructions
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list various guests from multiple counties and states including New York, Washington DC, Baltimore, Boston, and Columbus. Entries mention names like E. E. Lewis, L. G. Brown, J. F. Webter, and C. J. Coaty among others. The fragmentary record notes counties and places such as Carroll County and Swidenville with several misspellings and unclear origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lewis
L. G Brown
N.Y
J.F. Webter
J. Greenbaum
S. N. Copenharen
C. J. Coaty
Peitedelphis
H C Myere
A. Carrs
Beltimore
Mre. Bilinzsiea
Carroll Coz
Ohio
Canary Horse
Arnold
Boston
Man
CO. Borer
O. Aaest
Baltmore
C. J. McCarty
Columtina
Geo
Ateroe
Popa
Guore Horse
W. Spot
Co Sin
Pattemnon
Startee
Hymeneal Notes From Lewistown Parsonage Listings
Marriage notices at Lewistown and Washington DC describe unions between Mararet and Shankle of Yellow Springs and Kong of Charleville and Barrick of Lycehburg and Engle of Washington with Rev Apple officiating. Attending were Percy McVomas and Miss English. Afterward receptions were held by Mrs Steathbraker and Miss Commas. They plan to reside in Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marale—Keag
Maret
Luthers Parsonage
Lewistown
Rey J. E. Zerser
Tyeting
Marenau
Deemers Shankle
Yelow Springs
Mig Sarah A Kong
Charleville
Barke—Esglishl
Wr HO Barrick
Lycehburg
Frederick
Rebble H. Engle
Reformed Waronace
Washington, D.C
Mr Apple
Percy G. McVomas
Mins Salle English
Lewhelown
Drk. Steathbraker
Mia ScComas
Washington
Lynchburg
Larceny Case Before Justice Dismissed
Miss Maggie Wolfe appeared before Magistrate Wilson charged with larceny of a pair of gold bracelets owned by Mrs. T. M. Biser of this city. The accused surrendered the bracelets and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wolfe
Wilson
TM. Biser
Case Diemlased Hearing in State vs Samuel Hamilton
A hearing in the case of State v Samuel Hamilton on carrying a concealed weapon occurred before Magistrate Turner. The jury was discharged and the case dismissed. Also notes illness of Wm Bouldin and ex mayor C O Lambert with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diemlased
Samuel Hamilton
Turner Thas
Sciews
Esse
Birs
Wm. Bouldin
C. O. Lambert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Milos Merve 2 Liver Pitle Discovery for Digestive Ailments
An old health note claims Milos Merve 2 Liver Pitle acts on the liver stomach and bowels via nerves offering a rapid cure before Besa for torpid liver pica and constipation. Advertises mildest, surest relief for men women and children with free samples at Jos B Garroi osutr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besa
Jos
B. Garroi
Sale Notices From March Advertisements
A heavily garbled auction and sale notice collection lists multiple sales by various executors and trustees. It mentions Mrs Lake I Hoth, Chas B Fout, Harvey R Lease, Daniel E B Stone, and Capt Walter W Saunders among others, with events scheduled at residences and stables and references to Daily News and Weekly News advertisements. Personal property and real estate sales are noted with times such as 10 p m and 2 p m, and locations including Marketercet and the area near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas B. Fout
Lake I. Hoth
Bee
Das
John Cotter
Real Gatore
Pleasans
Marth
Harvey R
Chis Measey
Ercelaicr
Daily Ant Weekly
Daniel EB. Stone
Arch
Harvey R. Tease
Wm. A. Hemp
Toiner
Hi ‘B. Tease
Gatah
Daily News
Walter W. Saunders
Suet
Ion Ene Otis Sig
Ha Louse
Wiilvel
Asie Dale Arron
Wn. i
Santee
Nooute
Frederick
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Clapte
Dores
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Mary Jaze
Scribe
Ceaton
Sisirs
Rocky Springs
Jefferson
Ed. Unger
Bill Nye
House
Lewis Rice
Carroll Creek
Dan Gise
Jaxz
A College
Aluuni
George Fox
Dr. Hertey
Eapres
Satiny
Joe Eisenhauer
Dan Meiner
Tucker
Patrick Street
General Lafayette
Lafayette
Lefe
Abelard
DEATE
Ameer
Commerce
Joen Bendrioceson
Ing OF Labue
John Headrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gilberts
Gilbert
Gilbert's
Silberts
Calberts
Mullinix
Muleinie & Kemp
Roderude
Liniment
Weantrovor
D.C
J. C Beam
Draggista
Agenta
John C. Roderuce
Ladiesburg
Arvey R. Lrase
Lis
B. Ditfendal
Gos
Fivcery
Faulddawif
LE Lease
Eredatich
Oakes, &O
Bershberger City Bakery
Oringe
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