The Daily News May 30 1691 Local Notices and Visitors
Local items list Mr and Mrs H G Welty visiting Baltimore. Rev A J Gill travels to Trimsville for church dedication. Mrs Jahhes H Gambrill visiting in Court Square. Mr A B Qrynt departs to Evansville after visit. Several residents and visitors from Frederick, Baltimore, Washington appear in society notes. Mendelssohn recital at Peabody cited. Elks member Mrs Victor M Chrystal returns from Louisville convention. Continues with multiple relatives and visitors in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Welty
Baltimore
A. J. Gill
Tramsville
Howard Young
A. B. Qrynt
Evansville
Ind
Jahhes H. Gambrill
Winebrewer
Anniston
Alabama
Court Square
Griffith
Tacoma Park
Alice Jaynes
Frederick Female Seminary
Henrietta Garrett
W. Second Street
E. W. Flynn
Hagerstown
G. P. Miller
Antietam
Wineberg
Batimore
Bir
Wim. Lease
Westminister
Aliss Katie
John Kimmel
Braddock
Garrie E. Myers
Jefferson
Wm. H. Myers
Jno. A. Lynch
Diocese of Maryland
Elizabeth Kuhn
Howard County
F. ¥. E. Dorsey
East Second Street
Luella Fok
Washington
Kate Jamison
Fuscarora
Dnivael Dorsey
Peabody
Mendelssohn
Victor M. Chrystals
Elks
Louisville
City
Edwin L Shope
Washington, D.C
Phoebe Getzendanner
Thearneysville
W. OC. Neidiz
D.C. Winebrener
New York
Lillie Stull
West Patrick Street
Church Services And Festivals Planned Across Town
All Saints Protestant Episcopal holds services at 30 or 36 am and 5 pm. Luther Kuhlman leads Christian Endeavor at Lutheran church. German Baptist service led by Elder J D Trostle from Kansas. Trinity M E Church ministers preach at 11:53 am then 7:15 pm on psalms and divine grace. Montevue Hospital visit at 2:30 pm. Trinity M E Ladies host strawberry festival June 4 and 3 at Junior Hall to aid church. meeting for all ladies at Mrs Hamilton Lindsay home Monday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Luther Kuhlman
Christian Endeavor
German Baptist Church
J. D. Trostle
Kansas
St. John’s Catholic Church
Trinity 3. E
C. L. Kennard
Montevue Hospital
Trinity
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Junior Hall
Hamilton Lindsay
Disposed Magistrate Eckstein clears two cases
The magistrate court last evening disposed of cases including State vs John Reynolda with a judgement of not guilty and John Dorsey with a ruling of not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
State
John Reynolda
John Dorsey
Picnic Themed City Hall Show Delights Frederick
At The Picric a delightful home talent show by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Frederick Cuy Young Men's Christian Association featured J R Thomas' operetta The Pre-me. The performance showcased a lively picnic scene with a large cast, orchestral music led by Prof. Geo Ed Smith, and a dramatic sword drill choreographed by Dr T S Badder. The ensemble drew praise for realism, vocal soloists Miss Meecie Carty and Miss Julia Young, and a grand finale Homeward Bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Cuy Young Men's Christian Association
J. R. Thomas
Csy
Geo. Ed Smuth
Lucuulietta
John W. Neipold
J. &. Hoffman
Charles Wertheimer
Robert A. Kemp
E. Moberly
Jrc
Wm. Stanross
Butler
Mr. Neipold
Stramerman
Prof. Smith
Wm. Keller
the Woods
Meecie Carty
Miss Carty
Tne
Lfamie Stull
Ralph Bowers
J Roger Meherry
Celia Stull
City Hall
Julia Young
Nettie Harper
A. White
Maggie Carty
Lamothe
Messrs
Wmn
D. A McCutcheon
C. B. T. Hendrickson
J. W. L. Carty
C. Staley Gambrill
Potter
Hoffman
Dickerly
Atisbeg Fae Bross
New York Seventh Regiment
T.S. Bader
Missie Carty
Etta Brust
Katie Weiner
Alice Lamar
Sisie Birely
Marian Kolb
Lyle Gilbert
Mary
Cy Mall
Geoft Smith
Jelia Young
Beaureful Etiecs
Fae
Compostr
Chu
Victios
Sumik Toe Earl
Anker Clappe
Cle Moberiy
Misees Young
Tabler
Yost
Annie Lipps
Lizzie
Ste Cutcheon
Hendrickson
Carty
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. L. Esder
Misses Evasian
Mollie Onlegs
Molle de Larhman
Edith Wickham
Nettie Woodward
D. H. Best
Fred. A. Gaines
Laura Chepline
Pirnie
J. W.L. Cany
Joseph Besolit
Maggie Carts
Eva Linn
Mollie Bartgis
Nettie Haller
Mamie Stull
Jessie Lindsay
Edith Warfeld
Mollie Tabier
Mollie Owings
Mollie Delsshmutz
Arie Anderson
Emma Gilbert
Mollie Hopwood
Bessie Levy
Rose Chapline
Sophie Herman
Hsttie Himberg
Susie Stal
Alice Routzahn
Dree Ramsburg
Bane Getzendanger
Sethe James
Katie Kemp
Celis Stat
Rose Kuhs
Lizzie Yost
Newie Woodward
Marie Davis
Ada Blumenauer
Baillie Byerly
Chas. Birely
Arthur Rain
Marie Yeakle
Mary Comfort
Rosie Lamar
Guy Lamar
Frank Dixon
Walter
Williams
Frank Hardt
Walter Jamison
Norristown
T. 5. Eader
Relics Found In Wall At United Brethren Church
Relics discovered on Saturday as the church wall was removed. Found were a hymn-book church history discipline papers and eight coins totaling one dollar including a 1779 Carolus II coin and a 1851 three cent piece. Also a General Scott letter a Henry Clay eulogy and various period newspapers. A savings bank charter was issued for Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank of Grafton. Shares listed for local residents. John N. Tregellas linked to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
United Brethren Church
Carolus IL
Elsc
General Scott
Henry Clay
Catoctin
Middletown
H.L Brady
Hon
Upton Buhrman
Frederik Herald
Sappington & Miller
Religious Telescope
J. Lawrence
W. Hanby
der Frehliche Boticharter
Dallimore Sun
Ohley
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Savings Bank of
Grafton
Wva
William Watkins
John W. Tregellas
Patrick Moran
Lewis Adelson
Charles H. Rector
James A. Grant
Walker M. Jefferys
R. W. Kennedy
James M. Jeffery
Taylor
William Morgan
Fairmount
John N. Tregellas
Frederick
Real Estate Transfers and Local Meeting News
Real estate transfers list Ramsburg to Houck in Wenner’s addition Brunswick for 500 dollars Etchison to Etchison Jefferson lot 1300 dollars Grove to Hing 188 square perches 366 50 Westyard with others to Delaplaine and Howard Frederick lots 233 43. Dr P D Fabmey Frederick to attend the great Dunsard meeting as a delegate from the church district Elder F A Turner delegate to the convention Hundreds of Dank ards will attend. B and C will run excursion trains from Frederick to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah A. Ramsburg
Geo. Houck
Wenner
Brunswick
Louis C. Etchison
Mckendree R. Etchison
Jefferson
Ruth Grove
Jesse P. Hing
Horace G. Westyard
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Charles 8. Howard
Frederick
P. D. Fabmey
Dunsard
F. A. Tuner
Hagerstown
The Fax Levy Tax Books Being Prepared for 1891
Clerk A L Bader and the department collectors in Sebold work on assembling the 1891 tax levy books. The process is underway with plans to complete the levy for the year as soon as possible in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bader
Sebold
Jane
Exchange Echoes and Local News From May 28
District notes report Charles W. King receiving an invalid pension and church services at the Reformed church. Visitors include Mr. George West of Indiana and Mr. UW Marchman named principal of Ringfold school. Indebted to local families, several residents travel or visit, with many discussing community events and upcoming picnics. A severe wound case and multiple visits by residents are mentioned, along with officers installed in the Reformed congregation. A bevy of regional arrivals and health notes fill Middletown and surrounding areas, including a large black snake sighting near Mountain School. A 99 year old resident, Elizabeth Appleman, is critically ill, and Joseph Summers suffers a knee injury from an adze accident. The spectacle man W. E. Miller is convicted of theft in Washington county court, awaiting sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Charles W. King
George West
Penu
Indiana
UW. Marchman
Ringfold
Washington County
John Hopper
JH Marsava
Mises Desolecb
Gigs Stotcimyer
Cherch
Barren P. Stotetyaver
Biss
Ida Hauver
EL 2
Stotetmyer
D. T. Warrenfeltz
Descons
M. C. Detrow
Hoy Y. Hauser
Caretown
Beaver Greek
Catoctin
Jacob Garnsad
Daniel Dusing
Christian Shively
Booker Hall
Indiano
Pudey al W Sim’le Piedad
Shanafeltz
Grossuickle
Dow
Iadison
Daniel Coblentz
Fay
Middletown
Atlie E. Sparrow
Morris
Braddock
John Peffinberger
Jacob Pol-enberger
New Baltimore
Harvey C. Remsburg
California
Fresno
Isaac Palmer
This Valley
Dayton
Ohio
Jacob C. Flook
Garden City
Garden City Bank
Daniel Main
Hagerstown
John C. Stone
Frederick
Washington
Daniel Delauder
Samuel Ulery
Laurel Grossnickle
Amos Shanafelt
Manchester
Delauder
Eli Delauder
Myersville
Jacob Blickenstaff
Middlepoint
David
Perry Mentzer
Amos McBride
Mountain’ School
Bobéé
Ellzsbeth Appleman
Joseph Summers
Harmony
J. H. Remsburg
Beckley
Miller
Handsomely Decorated Engine No S07 in Washington Reign
The Washington rein engine No S07 led by Captain J W Brown conductor and a 2stCollins engineer left town decorated with a wreath of flowers on the headlight, ferns on the tail, four large flags, evergreens and bunting on the cabin, reflecting pride of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Rein
2stCollins
J W. Brown
Acad and St Johns Lyceum play baseball game
A baseball game was played today between the second nine of the Acad and the second nine of St Johns Lyceum. The batteries were Ross and Wood for the Acad and Smith and Popper for St Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acad
St. John’s Lycere
Ross and Wood
Smith and Popper
Bond filed to finish Brown & McKinney work
Col Charles E Tratt and Major Bamee H Brown of Brown & McKinney filed a $50 000 bond and will complete the unfinished work under court direction. The Gym partnership and members’ property are turned over to trustees. Also notices include reno vated home occupation, school class, strawberry ice cream festival, local church events, and various local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Tratt
Bamee H. Brown
Brown & McKinney
Thomas W. Morgan
Eleanor Luckey
West Second Street
Frank Harshman
Walkersvill
Gay Albsugh
Tye
Lintekis MP
Iawnailee
Trishty
John Kouzer
Mechanicstown
H. C. Larrabee
Frederick Aint Alepocacy Turnpike Road Company
First National Bank
City Register
Frank Frazier
D.C. Winebrenner
Palmetto Fibre Brush Company
Black Rock
F. G. Thomas
California Fire Insurance Company
Mount Pleasant Creamery
Local notes on theology and weather in RocKY Staters-Mar 29
County correspondence reports on Briggs and Newton heresies and Dr Schaff in the Philadelphia Inquirer. It argues against hair splitting theology, praises Reformation outcomes, cites Luther Zwingle Calvin Whitfield, and stresses faith with works. Also notes storm damage, local improvements, and upcoming events at Kemp Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Newton
Schaff
Philadelphia Inquirer
Luther
Germany
Zwingle
Switzerland
Calvin
France
Whitfield
England
Dr. Schutt
Europe
David Malo
Ella Main
EX Wolf
Jobo Engle
Castle
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Debuts New Outings and Bargains
Mullinix and Kemp announce a new line including Outings Charlies and Serges. They advertise 27 and 40 inch frouncings as bargains and tout Shan tang pongees as pretty and cheap, inviting customers to compare with their stock.
Carpets and Mattings Arrive for Season at Headquarters
The Carpet Department reports 47 rolls and 1880 yards of Japanese Mattings arrived yesterday, totaling 170 rolls or 6300 yards for the season. Growth in Jap matting trade is rapid with daily sales, and customers are invited to visit headquarters for exclusive styles and prices.
Waugh Case Update Reports Despondent Wife
Mrs. Nettle Waugh remains confined amid legal orders not to speak. Daily interviews had been granted, but State's Attorney Eichelberger ordered silence, while doctors described a dangerous brain wound and a long search for the bullet after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Waugh
Eichelberger
Agsia
Sun
Althhough
O of Waugh
Wachtel
Sabritas Vite
Waynesboro
Tost
Pattenn
Decoration Day Observances And Memorial Services
Reynolds Post G A R holds graveside services at Mount River Cemetery with Captain Hire shew in charge. Antietam Camp No 3 S of V assists in decorating. A evening address by Marshall Y Goldsborough. Banks offices and stores closed. Gettysburg visits and Monocacy fishing noted. Community church events and a strawberry festival announced for St Luke's Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koliag
Grand Army
Reynolds Post
Iiver Cematery
P. L. Hireshew
Antietam Camp No
3. S. of Vi
Masball
Gettysburg
Desc
Hymeneas Schaeffer Summers
May 23 at the bride's residence a marriage by Elder George Leatherman united Mr Charles M. Schaeffer of near Frederick and Miss Mary C daughter of the late Samuel Summers of near Harmony Middletown Valley. Assault Case A hearing in State v Joho Foreman for assault and battery on Charles Merritt and carrying a concealed weapon before Magistrate Wilson on Monday afternoon at o o'clock. What's in a name Four letters but Dr Hartleys Remedy is a sure cure for Catarrh One dollar of all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffer
George Leatherman
Charles M. Schaeffer
Frederick
Mias Mary C
Samuel Summers
Harmony
Middletown Valley
Joho Foreman
Charles Merritt Sod
Wilson
Hartley
D H BEST List of Black Goods at 51 N Market St
Dr H Best offers 100k worth of fabrics including wool and silk items such as Henrietta Tamesa serge cashmere lawn paille silk and muslin with stripe patterns at 51 North Market Street near Smith's Temple of Pancr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Best
N. Market St
Byzantine Bugs and carpets at City Carpet Home
Tar Mills sends a full line of Byzantine Bugs with matching mats. Patterns are odd and handsome and very cheap. Also new carpets and mattings recently arrived inviting attention.
Relieved Settler Linked to Robbery at Store
The report notes a robbery yesterday morning near Darghiadere with about $200 taken. Authorities still seek the suspects while eyewitnesses and suspicious visitors are questioned at local hotels. The narrative mentions a related 1500s-era Newey murder tied to John Markley, who was executed in Prestonk after a public crowd witnessed the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axbox
Protemionala
Sre
Fair Catalogue Ad Appeal From Frederick Businessmen
The Frederick Unly Manufactures Cowplny prints the annual Fair catalogue and urges Frederick businesses to advertise locally. Foreign advertisers have extended the undertaking, and the city risks a catalogue with few home ads. Local businessmen are urged to promote the matter promptly to improve the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Unly Manufectures
Cowplny
Frederick Business New
Special Train at Low Rates for German Baptists Meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run an excursion train to Bingerstown on Sunday May 51 leaving the city at 620 p.m. and arriving in Hagerstown at 820 a.m. The ceremonies will be impressive with many present. Round trip fare is 1.00 dollars. Tickets valid for day and date only. Returning train leaves Hagerstown at 315 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bingerstown
Erry
Hagerstown
Uront
Fine Strawberries Brought In By Mrs Geo Sheetenheim
Mrs Geo Sheetenheim of near Mt Hope School House presented a box of Jessie variety strawberries to the office this morning. The berries were large about three inches in circumference and described as sweet and delicious. The News gratefully acknowledges the generous donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Sheetenheim
Mt. Hope School House
Jessie
Tae
Festival at Saint John's Parish Teas and Treats Fair
Indies of Saint John's Catholic Church host a ice cream and strawberry festival in Jantor Hal on Tone 2nd and 3rd. Proceeds fund interior church improvements led by Balt Price. Gems advertise Little Gem Pocket Books and 10 cent pieces at The Gem opposite City Hotel. Also offers for carpenters at once at Wm. D Bowers Lumber Co. Retail flour sales rise one third in week ending March 21. H. A. Siiner ling Co. manufactures for home trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies of Saint John's Catholic Church
Jantor Hal
Little Gem Pocket Books
Lola
The
Gem
City Hotel
H. A. Siinerling Co
Lace Flouncing Demand Promptly Met By Gilberts
Hendrickson announces a large invoice for demi Chantilly lace flouncing in widths from five to six inches. Goods described as scarce are placed in time for a full line, including india silk Henriet ta. Also advertised are out of the shoe line items from G A Gilbert such as bicycle and patent leather shoes, and ladies oxford ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DENI
Trey
K. Deautifully
John Hendrickson
Oxford
A. Gilbert's
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Braddo
Toads
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Conunsy Town
Charcoal Club
Bertie Floyd
XML
Charles Fisher
M.C
Kemp Hall
Mullinix
DRY Goods DE Department
U B
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Young People's Christian Union
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Trameville
Morrow
Band of Hopes of
Adamstown
St. Luke's Parish
Hymeneas
E, Cline & Co
B.clinz &Co
Trevel
Newey
Lissa
Trezsler
John Markley
Markley
Prelutk
Cear
Wm. D Bowers Lumber Company
Geo. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert
Russet Shores
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