Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-24
OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORs.
What Is Going On in Frederick and
Vicinity.

FREDERICK, Nd, July %.
VIM. s. Poole Of Hyattstown, Montgomery
county, has been arrested and taken TO Rock
vile to await his removal to the county Jail
here, where he is wanted on a serious charge.
Twelve months ago Poole visited this county
and in the neighborhood of Urbana made the
acquaintance Of two prominent farmers. whose
names he later received on a promissory note
for $50. He came to Frederick, raised the
note to ESQ and had it negotiated at one Of
the banks here. The fraud was not discovered
until few days ago, when the note became
due and the securities were notified that it had
not been paid.
The cards Of invitation to the wedding of
Miss Grace Winebrener, daughter of Col d. c.
Winebrener Of this city, and MIR. Chas. Bayard
Iran. recently appointed by President Harri-
son to be consul Of the United States at Mar
settles, have been issued. The ceremony will
take place in All Saints P. Z. church here at 8
O'Clock on the evening OF the 3Oth instant
After the ceremony there will be a reception at
the home OF the brides parents, and later the
same evening the bridal couple will leave here
| in special train for Deer Park. There they
| will spend few days before sailing for France.
There are bright prospects now that the pro-
posed W Washington branch Of the Gettysburg
and Harrisburg railroad will be run via this
city Col. }. c. Fuller, president Of the COM
| here that an experimental survey Of the road
via Mt. Airy has been completed as tar as
| Washington, and that he has instructed Chief
Engineer Lehman to make another survey. so
as To include this city and probably Emmits-
burg, this county. 1t Is the intention to make
the route as direct as possible and not over 30
miles LII length.
1t ha. been discovered that rich vein Of
iron runs through the Middleton valley, this
| county, for distance OF about five miles,
4 md nttfh G,.a
this ore were found few days ago on the
| farm Of J. W. Remsburg, near the village Of
Middletown.
member of Coles Maryland cavalry who
formerly lived here, but after the war removed
| to Texas, came to Frederick to-day and drew
| from one OF the banks here the sum OF u ,OO0
| Tie also received the deed to a fine farm in the
| county. The money and property were left
linn number OF years ago out of the estate of
relative. but were never claimed until now.
Nothing was known of his whereabouts and it
was thought be had been killed in the war.
The peach and pear-packing season has
| started at the Louis AcMurray packing CON-
pany's factory here and promises to be the
most extensive for some years.
Miss Lucy Frost OF Frederick, left to-day for
Marietta, Ohio, to visit her grandmother. Mrs.
Nancy Frost, who Id one hundred and five
years old and who organized the first Sunday
school in the state of Ohio.
Israel X. Philips and Miss Martha E. Brown.
gomery county, Nd, were married in the par
lor of the Central hotel here Sunday by Rev
Dr. Geo. Diehi OF the Lutheran church.
The members Of the United brethren church
here are arranging to buiid new parsonage
for the pastor or the congregation.
delightful reception was held tonight mt
the home OF Miss Lenore Stone, Mt. Pleasant.
Among those present was DIR. j. w. L. H.r-
desty of Washington.
Mr.. J. Everett Keene of Washington is visit
Infr P.ty
E. church. mere.
Miss Lizzie Pattengall of this city is the
guest OF Mrs. VIM. d. Brace, West Washington,
Mrs. Hattie and Miss Helen Shreiner of
washington are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Hobruuer and family Of WASH
ington are visiting in Frederick.
Misses Katie and Moliie Sauter and Mr. c.
TowSer OF Washington are spending a few
weeks here.
mass Nettie Keifer of Washington and Miss
Minnie narper OF Washington are here
The Texas fly, which made its appearance
among the cattle in this county in the early
part OF the season, has lately been doing serious
work again and a number OF farmers have lost
valuable cows from the visitation of this pest
Every effort is being made to overcome the
fatal work Of the flies. but 80 far without much
avail.
Mount Airy council Of the ROYAL Arcanum
No. 1854, Ii making arrangements for a gala
time IN the woods Of MIR. Albert Toner near
Mount Airy on the 9th instant. There will
be picnicking. music, oratory, dancing and So
cial intercourse. Baltimore and Frederick
councils will be the guests of Mount Airy coun-
ellis on that day.
James A. Elder, executor Of James Hughes,
has sold house and lot in Emmit.burp. this
county. to Thomas G. seltzer for s6OC.
A cavalry company will be organized among
the young men Of Emmitsburg at meeting to
be held there on Saturday next
Mrs. ]. q. Baugher OF this city, with her
daughter. Is at ST. Petersburg, Russia.
Miss Bait OF Washington is visiting the family
Of Mr.. Nicholas Lochner here. A large num-
Der OF Washington people visited the state en-
campment here yesterday and the day before.