The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-12-13
Doings of Persons all Over the
County, Taken From the Col ]
ums of Our Local Ex-
changes.

Bowman. Miss Annie Bowman gave a
dinner lat Friday in honor of her 10Th
birthday.
Miss Sallie Sappington and Miss LII
lie Hammond spent last week with Miss
A. Peddicord, at Cedar Grove.
Mr.. james G. Sappington is on the
sick list
Miss Angela Sappington and Mr..
James Nj. Sappiugton spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. NJ Brennan, Btlti-
more.
Miss Maggie Metcalfe left to-day,
Thursday, for Baltimore, where she
will make her future home.
Frederick County Guide (Myersville.)
Miss Annie M Koogle, who lived at
the home of the editor during the past
summer, aud Miss Emma Moser,
daughter of Mr.. Isaiah Moser. Of this
place, left on Tuesday last for Ohio,
where they will visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Edward Dettloyd, who was
raised by Mr.. Samuel J. Smith, of
this place, left on Wednesday for Ha-
gerstown, where he will make his
home with his mother.
Mr.. Grayson Sanners, of Yellow
Springs, was visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Ezra Toms, of this place, Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Summers, vino resides
near Harmony, spent several days this
week with friends in this place.
A reception was rendered Mr.. Joseph
II. Langley and his bride at the home
OF MIR. r. A. Langley, Brunswick, on
Wednesday evening, December 1lth,
at $50 O'Clock. Mr.. Langley recently
led to the altar on December 10, Que of
Stepheuson's, Va, most popular young
ladies.
"Wednesday morning was the coolest
weather experienced here vet this sea-
son. The thermometer registered
about 10 degrees above zero, and since
that time the mercury has gotten very
little above the freezing point.
The new county stone crusher has
been put TO work in Burkittsville. 1t
was first tried on hard iron rock and
gave good satisfaction. 1t was then
put to work crushing stone for on the
mountain road, which will be macad-
amlzed to the top of the mountain aud
to the eastern limit of Burklttsville.
Brunswick Herald
Miss Maggie Riley, of Alberton. Md,
is visiting friends and relatives in
town.
Mrs. &. V. Porter is visiting her pa
rental home, hear Knoxville, this
week.
Mr.. &. p. Cunningham, who recent
y removed to Cumberland, was in
town Monday.
Miss Mary Thomas, OF Petersville.
Was the guest Of Miss Annie Harper
Saturday last
MIR. Charles Dutrow has moved from
Maple avenue into the Elgin block OH
Railroad street.
Mrs William Tice, of near Indian
town with her daughter, Mrs. William
Holland.
Mrs WIN. III. Plush and daughter,
Miss Otelia, spent last week visiting
friends in Baltimore aud Washington.
Mr.. John g. Motter, of Frederick,
was iii town Saturday on legal bust
hess.
Mr.. E. c. Unger, of Knoxville, has
moved III one of the new houses of Mrs.
Walker, ON Bridge street
Mrs. A. q. HORNE and little son,
who spent the past two weeks at her
parental home, near Burkittsville, re-
turned home Friday last.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Duvall. of
Martinsburg, West Virginia, spent
Thanksgiving Day with the r aunt,
Mrs b. Hedges, on A. street.
Mr.. l.. ID. Mainharl, wife and two
children, of gainesville. were the
guests of DIR. A. G. Horine and family.
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Stone, of jones Cross Roads, JEFF
ferson County, w. ", was in town
Saturday, negotiating for lot to erect
IL business house thereon.
Mr.. l.. o. Whip, merchant, at JEFF.
ferson, this county, has returned home
from trip to the Atlanta Exposition
and tour through Florida.
Rev. M. l.. Young, of Meyersdale.
Pa, was the guest of DR.. A. G. HORNE
several days last week. He occupied
the pulpit of the Lutheran Church
Sunday morning.
Valley Register. (Middletown1
RINGER.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ringer. a native of
this valley, died on Wednesday of last
week, Noy. 9th, at the residences of
her son-in-law, Mr.. Charles f. Cramp-
ton, on Springs fiat, Whitman County.
Washington, aged Sc years.
Rev. DR.. NJ. l.. Young, of Movers
dale, Pa, who is taking few weeks
vacation, Is at present on visit to
friends i'll this valley, his native home.
Miss VOLTA Halter, of Boonsboro,.
VINO had been visiting her sister. Mrs
Gavin Waters, for several weeks. has
returned home.
Mr.. w. G. Leatherman, who had
been to Chicago on a visit of several
months, has returned to his home at
Ellerton.
Mrs. Ella Weaver and Mrs. Annie
uroif, or this place, spent Saturday
and Sunday last with friends in Ha-
gerstOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Shafer. of
near town, were visiting friends in
Hagerstown from Saturday until Tues
day last.
Misses Annie Koogle and Emma
Moser, of Myersville, left Tuesday ON
visit to friends in the West.
Miss Addie Kline, of Frederick ia
visiting in the family of Mr.. Isaiah
Leatherman, near Ellerton.
Mr.. Henry Hett, an esteemed farm
e e, residing near Braddocli, is critically
Ill with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. Van b. Swearingan, of this
place, VINO has been in ill-health for
nu.loer OF years, is at present confined
Mrs. John w. Long, of this place. is
cohnned to bed with a severe attack of
rheumatism, with which she was taken
suddenly SUNDAY ni,,ht