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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1900
Page
4
The Weekly News will be a handsome twelve page issue ready Thursday with wide circulation in Frederick city and county. It urges advertisers to submit new copy by 5 pm Wednesday and changes by 12 m that day.
Purely personal notes list Otis Tyler of Loray Virginia visiting relatives in the city along with Luther Rosenmerkis and family from Cumberland for the fair. Cadwallader Woodville of Washington visits relatives. Lottie Pyres of Barnesville visits Lillie Tyeon on East Patrick Street. Nellie Agnew of Washington visits Mrs Tears. Nellie Stokes of Chicago listed as kin to the Misses Maulsby on Court. Wm. S. Levy of Baltimore spending a few days with Simonsett relatives. Alice Boud of Westminster visits Miss Ritchie on West Owurch Street. Mrs. J. A. Williamson of Court Square visiting sister Mrs. Mason in Rockville. Markklee Windsor of Gaithersburg visiting Edward Dyer and family. Lewis Palsy noted. Weak Pemrick with Miss Helle near New Catey. Col. L. Victor Baughman, previously in New York, now in city. Mrs. Howard Beegh of Columbia, Pa., visiting father M. S. Geteendanner on West Third. Miss Mamie P. Akers of Burkittsville spending Fair week with mother Mrs. Engelbrecht near city. Missagington visiting Mrs. Brown on East Patrick Street. Mr. Claude Fout of Kemptown leaves to resume medical studies at University of Maryland. Dr. Thomessante Square visiting relatives in Facgainer county Va. returned. Mr. Frank Waite formerly of this city now of W. D., arrives in city by bus. Dr. Past Cost of Trenton visiting kin and Mrs. Dotrow on West Third Street. Mrs. Frank Saman and daughter Paulins of South Market Street extended visit to Baltimore and Washington.
The article notes the engagement of Misses Eve Morgan and Kimptmackace with Kent Hill, and locally mentions Miss Kimmel as a daughter of the late Anthony Z. Kimmel. It also reports Miss Alice Ehringer’s appointment as assistant teacher at the Kindergarten, starting duties yesterday.
The fortieth Frederick County Agricultural Society exhibition opens with a parade from City Hotel led by the Frederick Select Band. Officials, Col. D. O. Winebrewer, and Chief Marshal Witter ride to the grounds as departments fill with extensive exhibits including prize Percherons, cattle, swine, poultry, fruit and flowers, with extensive displays in art, household, and farming sections. A bustling midway and racing stables promise a busy opening day with many attractions for visitors.
Real estate and loan agent Latd. Noah E. Cramer sold to Mr. P. Wood for $1405 a tract of land in Urbana district this county, purporting to transfer title to A. D. Baker. The transaction records note the sale price and parties involved.
President McKinley arrived from Canton this morning and immediately convened a cabinet meeting. The session followed his arrival in Washington on October 9.
Broken text reports a ten percent wage increase tied to a production note from Lusawa dated October nine. A second brief notes the death of the Margis of Bote, with regional bureau attribution to Tie Nass. The fragmented items reflect routine mining wage discourse and a local obituary.
The executive committee of the local University Extension center outlines a five lecture series on Victorian Poets to be held at Women's College in Frederick starting November 13 with Dr. Frederick H. Sykes as lecturer. Tickets go on sale next week at a book store.
Ezra L. Shriner a Carroll county farmer died suddenly at his home Linwood Shade near Linwood Sunday night aged about 47 with a widow and six children. One sister survives Mrs George P Buckey Union Bridge. Also notes: Fisher nomination paper corrected for Independent Congressional candidate with 318 signatures. Schleyville Sunday School picnic at Braddock Heights about 40 attendees. Woodsboro Democratic Club organized. John S B Wood and H Dorsey Etchison spoke. Mrs Schley visiting Annapolis.
Local note announces a bowling contest tomorrow evening at 7 30 in Westminster Missouri. The Beret chief team from Westminster faces Frazier's Bowling H. Frazier proprietor. Our beers are available in all the restaurants. Ask for gine of Stand brewed by Belvidera Brewing Company.
Event at the Fair features Weser Brothers piano with harp and mandolin, Bradsbury and others, Splash diving 90 feet, Oddities like Walter Stanton the rooster impersonator, and Abner and Drury Old Glory beer. Stores promote orange drinks and Grand Stand acts draw crowds daily. specialists and sales staff showcase fashions and optical services.
A long damaged OCR item lists numerous Lot numbers with fabrics garments and accessories, noting markdowns and prices. It references items such as Turkish bath towels, linens, kerchiefs, umbrellas, socks, and various yard goods among others with sporadic vendor names and promotional language. The text resembles a sale catalog page from a historic newspaper.
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