Purely Personal Visits and Travel Notes From Frederick
Misa Louies Kader of the city visits the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs Marion Bantz in Winchester Virginia. Miss Marie E Shafer leaves Middletown for Philadelphia and Allentown then to visit her sister in Delaware before Boston and Plymouth for the Boston School of Expression. Mr O C Camp and family of Paruntsin near Pittsburgh visit Dr Beale on West Second Street. Miss Milly M Beale returns home after four months in Hickman Virginia and elsewhere. A Frederick party of Mrs Catherine Jacobs Mrs Georgia Simmons Miss Emms Houck Mrs M M Bronner Mrs Virginia Brunner and Miss Redecca Clagett stay at the Kenilworth Atlantic City. Mr J A Moore of Baltimore in the city. Mrs Wm A Mansfield leaves Frederick for Daysville for a parental visit. Mrs Laura Chapline leaves for Washington DC for a week with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Louies Kader
Marion Bantz
Winchester
Marie E. Shafer
Middletown
Mise Shriver
Philadelphia
Allentown
Lola
Del
R. H. Bansen
Boston
Plymouth
Mass
Boston School of Expression
O. C. Camp
Paruntun
Pitteborg
Dr. Beale
West Second Street
Camp
National Bank of
Georgia Simmons
Emms Houck
M. M. Bronner
Virginia Brunner
Redecca Clagett
Frederick
Kenilworth
Atlantic City
J. A. Moore
Baltimore
Wm. A. Mansfield
Daysville
Laura Chapline
Washington, D. C
John Onaain
Ice locomotive built for Russian freight service
A historic ice locomotive was reconstructed years ago for use in Russia to haul freight between Vyborg and Kronstadt. It features a front resting on a bridge and driving wheels studded with spikes.
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Russia
Btersburg
Cronstadt
Ancll
Rockville
Plana
Bradley T. Johnson
Cubs
Frederick
Madison Avenue
Court House
Coming Dance At College Hall Whit-Monday May 2
Social world notes a dance at College Hall Unionville on Whit Monday evening May 2 with Snyder's orchestra providing music. Dancing begins at 5 30 o'clock. Committee members include Danner Bros Glender Norris William T. Nicodemus Herbert Keefer J Reece Whitehill and Peatre Bros. At City Opera House the orchestra majority accompanied the recent witnesses of Professor Graham and his company. a matinee was given and tonight the company performs pieces but a too costly engagement in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Unionylle
Snyder
Danner Bros
Glender Norris
William T. Nicodemus
Herbert Keefer
J. Reece Whitehill
Peatre Bros
City Opera Momen
Citypera House
Graham
Frederick
Flook and Mary A. Tie Knot at Grace Church Penrith
On Wednesday in Grace Tricity Reformed Church at Penrith's county Mr Haary E Flook and Mise Mary A, both of this county, were married with Miller officiating. The text mentions machinery and a syrup advertisement, but the readable portion confirms the wedding event and the venue in Penrith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flook
Sunday church services and events in Middletown area
A long listing of Sunday worship and religious activities across multiple congregations in Middletown and surrounding towns. Details include times for Epworth League meetings, sermons by visiting and local pastors, Holy Communion schedules, missionary services, confirmations, and upcoming church conventions and itineraries for parishioners and delegates.
Courage in Christian Work at Local Conference
Elder P. OD Fahrney and Mr Elmer Fahrney of this city attended the conference. The Young Men's Christian Association will host a men’s meeting at 330 Sandsy Avenue with Rev W McHercey of the M E Church delivering a talk and a brief singing service with carol accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. OD. Fahrney
Elmer Fahrney
Christian Associa
Ion Wid
W. McHercey
M. EB. Church
Wil Dever
Carmel
Market Gossip Reports Rain Delays and Fresh Produce Mix
Weather dampened activity yet market reporters note rain spurs vegetable movement once sun returns. Strawberries dominate Frederick county trade with a festival mood as new potatoes join the lineup amid shifting camps and market outside activity. Prices listed include eggs ten cents a dozen and beef cuts ranging from eight to twelve cents per pound.
Crushed to Death of Boy by Hay Press Near Utica
Calvin Rickards fourteen year old son of William Rickards of 102 East Booth Street Frederick died after being crushed by a heavy front wheel of a hay press near Utica. He slipped before the accident and was conscious until death from internal hemorrhages yesterday morning. Funeral set for this afternoon at four o'clock after remains were brought to Frederick on the 3 50 train. The boy was notable for brightness and the tragedy deeply affects family and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Rickards
Wm. EH. Rickards
East Booth Street
Pear Utica
Frederick
Sandford Taylor
Indan
Taylor
Young Richards
Poth
Funeral for Edward W Stone Buried at Me Olivet Cemetery
Edward W Stone who died north of the city on the 2141 instant was buried this afternoon at Me Olivet Cemetery. Funeral services were led by Rav Osborns nie and pal Beart with Lewis xan, row, Robert Thames and P. Showman assisting. W H B Exchison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Stone
Me Olivet
Rav
Osborns
He Pal Beart
Lewis Xan
Row
Robert Thames
P. Showman
W.H. B. Exchison
Entertaining Student Recitations Open at Local Hall
An evening program by Miss Batherise Elggephacer and pupils featured ten young performers in realist and comic pieces. Highlights included "The Little Doctor" and "The New Boy" with a three act comedy "Vice Versa" and a recital "The Green Mountain Justice" delivering laughter and warm applause amid a bright stage setting and orchestral interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batherise Elggephacer
Fisel
Mary Mapes Dodge
Wil Brown
Heturn
Frank Goode
Beanie Sicel
Louise Fitzpatrick
Sam Black
Emily Landauer
John Black
George Black
Bona
Katie
Fitzpatrick
Helen Landauer
Katie Green
Beasle Goode
Ben Green
Monica Fitzpatrick
Bridget O’flanigan
Grace Myer
Jesse White
Rosie Stern
Roadaide
Mrs. Jenkins
D. A. Heyward
Jenkins
Mr Jenkins
Mathis Jenkins
Green Mountain
The Brewery Fire Leaves Debris and Insurance Woes
John Kuhn, proprietor of the recently destroyed brewery, has not cleared debris and awaits insurance visits to estimate losses. Rebuilding may occur next fall, with plans to move the new building. A watch and chain stolen from EubnstQr’s room during the fire spurred legal hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuhn
Enlin
Frederick
Balats Street
Brewer’s Alley
EubnstQr
Kuhn
Mt St Maps Franklin Triumph Over Marahail In Local Ball Clash
Mt St Maps Franklin secured an 8 to 5 victory with 5 hits while Mt St maps side posted 2 errors. The Crickets vs Frederick Juniors game was halted by rain, yielding a win for the visiting side. Frederick and Hagerstown clashed in a practice contest ending 7 to 8, with Lippe and Graf for Frederick providing strong pitching. Speaker Hammond Umer of Frederick was named an orator for Memorial day at Winfield in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mapes
Franklin
Marahail
Emmiiabu Casei
Beore
Mt St. 'S
Marahall
Frederick
Toenesia
Frederick Assocision Clab
Hagerstown
Hawe Yeaterday
Lippe
Georetown
Hammond Umer
Winfield
Carrol County
Change in street wiring plans by Western Vantos Telegraph
Superintendent W B Gil of the Western Vantos Telegraph Company recalls the removal of poles and wires from Market Third and other streets this week. The work shifts to Ore Street and Deatrow's corner to improve city appearance. Emily Landauer, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Landauer, departs for Knoxville tonight to recite at a Sunday school festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B.gil
Western
Vantos Telegraph Company
Ubis City
Ie Ube
Wwe
Cn Eat
Emily Landauer
Landauer
Knoxvile
Emily
Arctic Snow Ball Stand Promotes Fresh Produce and Music
Local vendors tout fresh fruits and seafood including crabs frogs clams and pineapples with daily specials at the Arctic Snow Ball stand at Market and Second Streets. Musical instruments advertised at Birely’s Palace of Music plus reduced rail fares for Firemen’s Association event in Cumberland and a new stock series by Frederick Building Association beginning June 6 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
John C. Hardt
He wan over 21 rain s6 4 Cans Best Tomatoes
Fragmentary note mentions canned goods including Best Tomatoes and corn. lacks clear event, date, or full names to form a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Wan
Trew Attings Traw Attings Almost Every Day
Fragmentary lines repeat a rhyme like cadence, with no clear event or person identified. The readable text presents no concrete names, dates, or places to anchor a specific news item.
Seasonal Wash Dress Goods Display At South Window
A vivid description promotes the greatest wash dress goods offering of the season. French Irish German Scots and American fabrics are presented in a perfect line of fine wash goods with prints, vines, branches, and buds. The Walstala line is highlighted as new stock received yesterday. Departments feature waist excellence, with well made, properly fitting garments. Japanese mattings offered at 123 cents, with limited quantities.
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Walstala
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Nan
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Arthur C. Lorentz
Kate Lorentz
Jinks
Stok
John T. Lipps
Mina Nancie E. Bell
James Paul Wright
Union Square M. & Church
Lombard and
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Mili Machinery
D.R. Rowser
Sromring
Tharmost
Callforsts Syrep Company
Tomoreo
Epworth Leager
Christian Endeavor Cocreation
Chilkren
M. P. Ceareb
New London
Maryler
Westminster
Carrot County
Middietoyn
The
Reformed Church
Mr. Smith
Hillshare
St John's Geman Reformed Church
Lenninger
Luccaster
Nspal
League
G. D. Morrison
Christ
Satata’Episcopal Church
Simon
Miler
Hav
C. D. Chaefer
Thomont
James Lutheran Church
W. F. Bare
Myeraville
L. &. Selber
Gettysburg
Charles H. Ritter
Fayetteville
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gena Yesper
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
W. L. Remsburg
Omaha
Nebraska
Springfield
Ohio
St. John’s Church
Church Hill
Myersvillle
Myersville
W. L McKenney
M.E
Reynold
A. R
J. R. Wheeler
Epworth League
Edgar E. Moore
Trinity M.E. Church
South
J.8. Hutchinson
Mra
Emma Keller
Misa Lila Smith
J. H. Wilhite
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor
Graceham
P. BR. R
W. E. Kindley
Buckeystown
Mount Shal
Dusrard Corferrec
Traws
Kan
Teeeday Mo
D. B. Gibson
Olb
Tommy Kline
Captain Anderson
Eisenauer
Den
Mach S&kih
the Brewery
Riais Bagerst
Lipp
Grafiar
Brast and
Wood
Umjire
Ksafimen
Frederick Boys
WUE
Bartholomsy
Apollo
Pabst
St Louis
Sheppard’s
Court St
Arctic Stand
F. A. Miller
Bermuda
Ellie
Patrick
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Interstate Telephone
Arctic Boon
Holbermar
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Aleo
H. B. Wilcoton
Birely
Muate
Bousa
E. Wilcoxon
Birsly
Palace of
Birely’s Palace of Music
HB. Wilcoxon
Firemen’s Association of Marylavd
EB. Co. J
Cumberland St
Plueborg
Uailontown
Hageratown
Annapolis
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Batorgay
Tohdat
Finm Muhaim
Extha Hepi
Sku
John Hendrczson
F. W. Staub
Abc
Earst Jone Presa
F. V. Sravi
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
D. Brothees
North Mareet BT
Ile B. ‘Les
TSC
Don Brornzzi
Frrefrigerator
Pickles
Jase Cpanel
Railing Grocery CO
U No Remedies
Baltimore Brewing Co. Beer
Pam
Panxirs
WASGR
Cabri&ge
Loox
Bre Rep Sav
A. T. Rice & Son: Funeral Directors
James E. Walker & CO
E. Walker & CO
Dimitiy
Jas H. Woanses
Tha
Frederick, St
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Zimmermak
Doll’s
Fe Eisensauer
Marvin
Warcy
Jon F. Eisenhauer
Alwata
A. B. Hiterrz
Jay Brewees
Eck
Dino
Agen Joen A
Our
West Puntia
Best & Kepler
North Market
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mounox & Krur
Bodoce
Heidi
Repeck & Neidic
India
Awae
Emoroider- Cottonace
Paris
Bryius Duce
Telus
Roduce
Neldig
A. T. Bioe & Sons
Fetabuisago
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