Weather Forecast for Next 24 Hours
Wassixeton reports light showers in the forecast for the next 24 hours. The dispatch notes a 10 a.m. update from November 3 and predicts continued unsettled conditions.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1892
Page
3
Wassixeton reports light showers in the forecast for the next 24 hours. The dispatch notes a 10 a.m. update from November 3 and predicts continued unsettled conditions.
County correspondence reports a fire on South Mountain near Burkittsville and a near-miss accident as a buggy collided with a laden wagon. Mount Pleasant notes illnesses, a wind storm, drought, and church reopenings. Druid Hill reports a hunting accident, a Democratic rally in Leesburg, harvests, drought impact, and local social events.
The wedding of Mr. Robert Wallace Offutt of Weston and Miss Effie Lindsey, daughter of Dr. William B. Lindsey, occurred at high noon on Wednesday at St. John’s Methodist Church in Lovettsville. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s wedding march, flowers and evergreens, with a large dinner and reception at the bride’s home. The newlyweds left for an extended tour of northern cities after the wedding.
The season opens with Gov Lyman E Knapp’s Thanksgiving proclamation designating November 24 as a day of gratitude and charity. He notes God’s tender care, absence of pestilence or disaster, and abundant wealth from land and sea, urging families to rejoice while aiding the needy and restoring erring souls.
Real Estate transfers list several deeds in Frederic county and nearby towns. John D. Kelcholtz and others executors convey to Renecca Surgable for 30 dollars. John Simmons and wife to Edward Simmons for 1000 dollars in Frederic city. The Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore to John H. Gilbert for 200 dollars in Brunswick. Joseph M. Cutsall and wife to Page H. Chapman for 1 acre plus land for 675 dollars.
A large Democratic gathering was held last night beginning with a four battalion procession from Court House Square led by Marshall Otho J. Gaver. Speeches by W. M. McKaig Whyte Poe and others covered Cleveland records and tariff issues as about 1,500 filled the hall with invited guests and bouquets for speakers.
The funeral of Mrs Mary E Getzen denner will be tomorrow at 2 pm with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. The funeral of Lycurgus B Hedges was held this morning at his East Church Street home with Rev E R Eschbach officiating. Pallbearers were Wm M Feaga W Irving Parsons J Cronise John B Ramsburg Charles Haller and Z James Gittinger. Mount Olivet Cemetery Company directors attended in a body. W H EB Etchison was the funeral director.
Robert Davis of Frederick and Laura Belle Polland of Harrisburg Pa now residing here apply for license both colored. Charles E Esterly and Maggie BM Bi lis of this city apply for license both colored.
The funny farce comedy Two Old Cronies will be staged at City Hall Saturday by Wills' organization, featuring sixteen artists and a top cast led by John R. Wills as Prof. Kretzmeyer and Norma Wills as Violet. The production promises lively humor, strong vocal and dance talent, and a feast of specialties for Freder ick patrons.
The piece describes autumn chrysanthemums and dahlias thriving amid frost, with Postmaster Keefer nursing his garden for the annual show. It notes 60 chrysanthemum varieties from Madame Wheeler to Daisy, roses at Mrs McDonald and Mrs Woerner, and grand displays at Mt. Oliver cemetery, Henry Traft’s greenhouse, and Mrs. G F Brown’s garden. Special mention is made of Adolphus Festbase’s varied roses and dahlias.
A gentleman rode with a wagon driver on East Patrick street Tuesday and fell into the gutter when the wagon tipped due to the driver’s negligence with the reins. He was only slightly hurt, broke no cobblestones, and did not soil a freshly laundered garment.
The Gardeners' Club of Baltimore accepted an invitation from the Frederick County Floricultural Society to attend the Frederick Flower Show. A number of club members will visit Frederick during the show next week.
Mullines and Kemp announce new sale items including Misses furs in the latest shapes at attractive prices and a duplicate invoice of Reefera coats. Customers are urged to visit their store to browse the fresh stock and consider options while on the lookout for coats.
The advertisement touts handsome Brussels and Ingram carpets plus New Moquettes. It claims larger onarsions than prior season, good quality and newest design with lowest prices. Call and see.
News items report Maynadeer Henry of Cambridge died. Witnesses in the BUl murder case were released from Towson jail. A fatal contagious disease killed four horses in Queen Annes. Walter W Preston Harford state official married Lilly Pue Hall at Belair. The Woman's Missionary Society meets in session at Salisbury. Epworth League elects officers and selects Snow Hill for next convention. Forest fires threaten Kent and Wicomico counties as wells run dry. Boonsboro hosts a Democratic demonstration with a city delegation and local drum band then plans a march into Boonsboro.
The last grand Democratic Rally of Kaig Club will be held at City Hall on Friday November 4 with Hon. Leo Knott Philip D Laird Hon W M McKaig and Hon F J Nelson addressing attendees Rhode Island select band will play the New York hit Four Years more for Grover specially arranged for the occasion by J W Neipold Also Glover Show hosts an annual Floricultural Society exhibit at Junior Hall November 10 open day and night Admission ten cents season tickets one dollar Exhibitors may enter free of charge Entries encouraged with premiums specified by secretary C E Kemp Miss Diehl's Reading Club meets November 3 at 8 o'clock sharp at Mrs Wm P Maulsby Bicycle for sale a pneumatic 1892 Safety under ten miles ridden rare bargain Box A G Frederick Md Trespass notices offered to protect lands and deter trespassers The News Frederick ad
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