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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1900
Page
5
A partial OCR shows disjointed text referencing daily news items and local notices. Readable elements are sparse, with no clear names, dates, places, or actions to confirm a coherent event or outcome.
A fragmentary public sale notice lists items including a horse, stables, cement, carpets cleaned, sideboards, and an anniversary sale. It also contains scattered names and numbers with unclear context.
Mr J W Smith of Washington visits friends in Frederick. E B Ramsburg Sunday in Washington with relatives. John A Markell of Baltimore visits family. B Rosenour of Frederick visits relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Kemp and daughter Kave back from Washington. G W Black of West Virginia visits in Freder Miss Eloise Young spending day with friends in Baltimore. Howard Bragh of Columbia PA visiting relatives in Frederick. J Belt Townsend of Westminster in Frederick on business. Sewell Slingruff of Baltimore spends Sunday with Dr E S McSherry. BR Mann of North Carolina becomes druggist with J A Williamson. W J Ayres of Union Bridge spending day with Frederick friends. Jae Sucienies PL Whiffler of B T abbitt s company acting in Frederick. Henry Stokes of Emmitsburg visiting daughter. Mary E Mehrling of Baltimore returns after a few days in Frederick. Mrs J Fred Alvey of Washington returns after Cotillion trip. Helen Hollis returns home to Martinsburg WV. Frances Steckel of Woodstock in Frederick staying with sister Mary Steckel at Woman's College. Staley Gambril family and Cyrus M Helfenstein visiting relatives in the city. George Frazier of South Market Street returns after time in PA and Atlantic City. T F Grommickis, George D Toms and wives with J O Lestharm an and Martin Grosmickle near Myersville plan to attend German Baptist church annual meeting in North Manchester Ind.
Mrs Selina Harrison died at Barkitt ville in the county on Friday aged ninety years and three months. She came from a Virginian family and was mother to several sons in Sacramento City Wheeling and Richmond. Funeral held in Winchester Virginia with interment there. Mrs Joseph Post Extie Viole 29 will be buried at Olivet Cemetery Baltimore. Mrs Etta Nazarine wife of S H Ione of Fren ches residence near Roebrook died recently. funeral tomorrow at Roebrook.
The W C T U Sewing School held closing exercises with music recitations and a kindergarten program. Prizes were awarded to twenty six weekly sermon attendees and to top students, with an exhibition of the year's work and refreshments. Officers and teachers listed. 129 scholars enrolled, average attendance 53. school to reopen in October. The third executive committee meeting discussed plans for the next county convention.
Bagermann's Mail Service announces evening mail deliveries to Hagerstown in summer. Carriers depart at seven o'clock. The service began last summer and plans to omit the 4 p.m. delivery. Postmaster Harter has applied for an additional service hour.
County supervisors name census enumerators for jurisdictions including Hygrington and Woodstoro with several towns listed. Supervisor Harrington to announce appointments for remaining counties. Also reported are elected directors for Frederick County organizations, Franklin Savings Bank, Mount Chrvet Cemetery Company, and Woodsboro Savings Bank with multiple named individuals.
Onarlea Coates, Andre Miles, George D Meisinger and Arthur Jackson faced Justice White after arrests by officers Six Ridenour Backey and White for disorderly conduct or assault. Coates and Miles were fined or jailed in default. Meisinger paid a $3 fine. Jackson was praised for good behavior. New magistrates Eckstein Smith Wood qualified and began duties. Frank Lee faces cruelty to animals charges with a 3 pm hearing.
Citizens in Sandy Spring Montgomery county organize a national bank to be named the First National Bank of Sends Spring. Gaithersburg directors elect John B. Diamond president after Upton Darby resigns and place H Maurice Talbot as vice president replacing Diamond.
The notice lists advertised letters at the post office dated May 5 1900 including names Alice Cole Madge Cannon Annia King F M Ebbert H C Frost Eamsberg and also shows a gentlemen's list. Manager Rhodes announces a return engagement of the Ron ald Square Operas at the City Opera House next Wednesday night featuring Olivette and Chimes of Normandy.
The Fraver ick City Hospital Association announces its monthly meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Mr. Garrett. The notice references agenda items and mentions a personal interview process.
The weekly religious advertisement notes numerous services across area churches. Saint John Catholic masses, Saint Joseph patronage blessing, Epworth League events, and Lutheran and Reformed sermons are listed with pastors and scripture references. Grace Reformed celebrates its pastor's second anniversary with reflections on peace, growth, and mission.
The Frederick County convention pledges to renominate our congressman George A. Fearre and to elect Col. D. C. Winebrener as a district delegate to the National Republican Convention. The county society discussed local programs, debates, and a factory project for Mt. St. Mary’s to employ 25 women by mid June.
Two year old in town and forty seven years of experience promise better deals. Extra showing of new goods with greatly reduced prices. Items include $1.25 Black Satin American made, $1.75 Black Bazin, Foulard Silks, colored Wash Goods, French Lawn, drapes, broadcloths, silks, linens, napkins and umbrellas at steep discounts for this week.
Fragmentary ad style snippet mentions Neo and Muss at 28 MN Market St and a supposed remedy Main's Cough Cure. Reads like a dubious health claim with misspelled terms and unclear authorities. No coherent event or proper names beyond partial address and product references.
Advertisement style notice touts 6 percent annual dividends and safety of funds in the National Building Association of Baltimore City. Mentions share value, mortgage loan security, and claims of asset totals and surplus. Includes dubious promises, a meeting of a women’s auxiliary, and local agents like Eowago C. Lease and Baker Jones.
L. BE. MULLINIX promotes a carpet and wall paper sale with new patterns and rich colorings. They claim unbeatable prices on quality goods, invite customers to compare, and emphasize a broad stock and personalized service.
Notice to Householders and city survey inquiry. The police will inspect cellars and yards for offensive matter under ordinance No 16 with penalties for noncompliance. Mayor William F Caldox and Dr William C Boteler announce eye practice limited to discernment of eye and special operations with glasses and fittings.
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