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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1893

Page

3

Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraphs About Visitors

Miss Cora L. Runkles of Monrovia visits near Greenfield. Mrs. I. N. Wolf of Wolfsvale visits daughter in Hagerstown. John A. Thomas leaves for McKeesport Pa. Misses Rogers plan Loretta Pa. Mrs. Pack from New York visits county friends. Miss Langtry of Pennsylvania visits Miss Nannie Houck Harmony Grove. Mr. Stirger and family from Philadelphia guests of George Houck. Stringer couple traveled near Frederick last summer. John Donn of Baltimore in city yesterday. Mrs. Ann G. Ross and Miss Mary Ingle attend Women’s Auxiliary Convention in Baltimore. Mrs. Darius Darby of Martinsburg visits sister Mire. F. Rhodes. Louis Nixdorff returns to Washington after parental home stay.

Cora L. Runkles Monrovia Drusta Davis Greenfield I. N. Wolf Wolfsvale J. R. BI. Burger John Donn Baltimore Ann G. Ross Mary Ingle All Saints Church Women’s Auxiliary Convention Darius Darby Martinsburg W.va Mire F. T.rhodes Louis Nixdorff Washington Second St East

County Correspondence from New Market November Notes

A coloysuic notice reports events in New Market. Prohibition party meeting addressed by Purdum and Thames. Henry Russell left for Pennsylvania to attend college. Ida P. Stier visited Mrs. Jessie Tode near Mt Airy. Good Templars form a lodge and plan regular meetings. Election largely peaceful with party jubilation and Democratic satisfaction. Feo Ellis and son dig in near Mt Philip. Z J Gittinger sick, Chas R Gittinger sprained ankle.

Hell J. W- Downey B. Brown Purdum Urbana Thames Frederick Prohibition Party Henry Russell L. Russell Pennsylvaiaa Ida P. Stier Jessie Tode Mt. Airy Eliza Wood Miss Wannie Mts J. Monroe Rice Good Templars Messrs Percey Austell Wa. C. Gnointh Salt River

Tragic death of George William Cramer by self harm

George William Cramer a respected 60 year old Frederick County secretary and longtime official at the Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County died by self inflicted gunshot between 10 and 11 this morning near West Third Street and the Pennsylvania Railroad. An investigation found a $1000 defalcation over several years prompting the act. Survived by wife Miss Gallion and four children Harry B. Cramer of Washington Charles J. Doll Leslie and Bettie Cramer of Frederick. The town mourns a trusted, kindly man.

George William Cramer Cramer Mutual Insurance Company Frederick County Air Temple West Third Street Pennsylvania Railroad Bisex Scott Morgan P. R.p Trimmer Eichelberger Eckstein Geo. Brer_ gle John %. Young J.H. Harrington Geo.Esterly Wan. Macgit Wm. H. Shipley John E. Fleming Charles Trimmer George Birely Insurance Company Binny Cremer Anch Fredererick County Agricultural Society Mies Gallion Harry B. Cramer Washington Charles J. Doll Leslie Bettie Cramer

Elderly Woman Knocked Down by Cow on Market Street

Miss Katherine Markell, an elderly resident of South Market street, was knocked down by an unruly cow on Wednesday near a gate as it tried to enter. She sustained injuries but the incident caused no serious harm.

Katherine Markell South Market Street Markell

Daughters of the Revolution Elect Frederick Chapter Officers

At the Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution a new slate was elected for the coming year. Regent Mrs. Ritcht. registrar Mrs. Ave G. Ross. recording secretary Miss Eleanor M. Johnson declined. Miss Helen Young elected. corresponding secretary Miss M. Janet Williams retained. treasurer Mrs. Margaret Washington McPherson elected. historian Mrs. Henry Williams elected. membership slightly decreased. Meeting marked by harmony and unanimity.

Daughters of the Revolution Frederick Daughters American Revolution Ritcht Ave.g. Ross Eleanor M. Johnson Haring Helen Young M. Janet Williams Margaret Washington McPherson M. Crawford Johnson Henry Willams

Accidental Shooting at Local Shooting Gallery

Professor Croft reports a .38 caliber revolver discharged while drawing it from a counter. Henry Redy owned the weapon and an inquest jury ruled accidental shooting. the victim was 12 year old Wm Jones, who died shortly after the incident near West All Saints street.

J. W. Croft Taz Smith and Wesson Henry Redy Wm. Jones City Hall George Brengle Croft

Beautiful home wedding unites Julia Houck and Martin Lechlider

In Harmony Grove near this city Miss Julia Randolph daughter of George Houck and Mr Martin L Lechlider of Bedfordtown were married at the bride’s parents residence. The ceremony in the Reformed church followed a reception with elaborate floral decorations led by Prof. Geo E Smith and attended by relatives and friends from surrounding areas. After a wedding tour the couple plan to reside in Hagerstown. Also reported is the marriage of Rev Horace E Zimmermann to Miss Anna Doub in Middletown Valley with a large turnout and ceremony conducted by Rev Kuodle and Rev Beard. both weddings feature chrysanthemums and formal receptions.

Geo. E. Smith Lohengrin Nanie Houck Miss Grace Houck Mita Rose Talbott Charlestown W.va Eschbach Dudrear Lecklider Baltimore and Ohio Hagerstown Nuptia S Horace E. Zimmerman Lutheran Church Tannersville Ansa Doub Jonas Doub Middletown Tok Place H. Kuodle Bmol Beard Ashers William and James Doub Reno Harp Frederick Cyrus F. Flook Myersville Martin Renneburg L. M. Zimmerman Meyeraville Midletown Valley Daniel P.zimmerman Frederick County

Flower Show Displays Japanese Chrysanthemums At Armory

The Frederick County Floricultural Society staged a large chrysanthemum and orchid style show at the Armory, featuring exquisite Japanese blooms, palms, and wax flowers. Judges led by John Donn praised local exhibitors for superb color, variety, and perfection, with multiple prize classes awarded to H Trail, D Groff, and others. spectacular displays included a seven foot umbrella palm and a bright central palm bank by Herman.

Frederick Cousin Floricularsl Society Artuma Sinsteu Herman Rhodes John Donn Esltimore Socie Y Donn New York City Henry Trail David Groff Fisher Dona D. Groff D. Grif Amsieurr Chas J. Bert John C. Hardt H. & Keefer Glass Ky John C. Ddardt Aug. Rowe C. E. Kemp H. ©. Keefer John U. Hardt J. D. Kepner Pat C. Keefer Rhodes Kemp CE Kemp BC. Keefer H. C. Keefer L. B. Mclinix Miz Brish Miss Minute Miller D. Grof H.C. Keefer J. C. Hardt H.C. Heefer C. BE. Kemp Srs. Growh Chine Chas. Hegan C.E Herman John Hardt Janie Williamse John H C. Keefer Hardt Trall Berman Marechal Neil Rorces Groff Mereville

Mendelssohn Quintette Club Opens Forty second Season

A large audience at the YMCA Hall enjoyed a refined program of Mendelssohn Mozart Servais Tahta szowsky Boehm and other composers. The Quintette delivered balanced renditions and the concert was highly praised by the Boston Advertiser. Also notes about an upcoming City Opera House event and a comment on walking sticks imported to England with local Gloucestershire production and Channel Islands cabbage stalks processed into sticks.

Mendelssohn Quintette Mendelssohn Quinatette Club Young Men’s Christian Association Mendelssohn Mozart Servais Tachalszowsky Boehm Quintette Boston Advertiser City Opera House England Gloucestershire Pecalise Channel Islands

Music sod electric lghts at Flower Shows The Return Beart

The return judges held a meeting in the grand jury room at the courthouse at 1130 today with all members present except New Market. Mr Wichels of District No 1 was elected president with Adolphus Fearhake and W N Young as secretaries. The board adjourned until 2 PM. Syrup of Figs is praised as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, contrasting with temporary laxatives.

Board of Return Court House New Market Mrr. Wichels Adolphus Fearhake W. N. Young P. m

All Wool 38 Inch Plaids On Sale At SLC

A sale of 38 inch all wool goods at Salt Lake City location features desirable plaids. The lot highlights include several plaid patterns and the emphasis on quality material.

City Hall entertainment notice and local ads

Notice invites attendance at a City Hall entertainment tomorrow night and promotes a Flower Show tonight as a lifetime sight. Local business ads list Lewis B Adams tailoring at 60 Bentz Street and Keller Defiash hay and feed delivery, along with James M Walker & Co coats at Patrick Street offering cash credit and 20 years of experience.

City Hall Keller & Defiash Mutt East Patrick Street

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