The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-29
PERSONAL PARAGRApus
Doings of Persons all a.
County, Taken from the O., '''
umns of our Local Ex.
changes.

Mr. John Caldwell started
Orleans, La, on Monday iof Nes 4
School Examiner, 4. / pa,. n
mace visit to the public sr 3boo,ll,
this place, on Monday. ''hool ID
Miss Lulu Dorsey, of near NJ
Station, spent several DAYS T~tiouefi
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith ''slllDg
Mr.. j. Thomas Gelwicks -
business trip to Baltimore. niade
Miss Mary 2. Gamble is visitia
Samuel johnson, near HagerIs,oa n,
for few weeks. 7e's'owp,
Nj. John A. Horner, of tbi.
who has been confined Ia tno plae
for several weeks, is able tn 9 tlous
again. W oe y
Baltimore. 'isit % N
NJ. Basil c. Gilsen ha, co
Washington, ID. c., where he anu 9Vae 70
brother are engaged in the dairy lug ah
hess. ouS'
Mrs. 0. A. Horner made a vi.,,
Baltimore recently. :"
Myersville Guide.
Messrs. Oscar Renner and H..
Cramer aud Misses AIverda Renal!
OF HagerstOwn, were viSitrr- ~ DG T
R.hner's, near Pleasant Walk, on smr
day last. - Gun
Mrs. Joshua HORNE and Yam ii,
of near this place, were vIslting ~ yo1 W
Daniel Stauff-r's, in BruusNick an
Sunday last. %
Mr.. Eugene Mercer, of near ",
Airy, Was visiting his mother and =.
ter III tnis place for several d.ys tSiF
week. Mr.. Mercer has gone i1ro tbs
milling business with his cou,i9s W NV
Clary, of near Mt. Airy. VT
The condition of DIR. Wade. Of Room,
boro', Is slightly improved a.e5rlinr
TO last reports.
Ms. Jennie Poffiuberger, wbo h..
been i'll for several weeks, is suII yars
weak
Mr.. George w. Horine's leg. which
was broken last August, ha> resisted
all efforts to cause the bone 10 unite
Mr. Sumner Keller, vino wa, ff1irtst
with pAuemouia, Is about again. II.
mother, Mrs. Henry Keller, i, nlpnv.
ing slowly.
Carroll News
Miss Daisy Munshour, of Liberty j,
visiting Mrs. Ham. Sponseller, Of hi,
place.
Miss NJ. Z. Cox, who was in BsIa.
more several months, has returned n
her home at Mountain View. much
improved IN health.
Mrs. Hanson oenseny, whose hus.
band died severa. months ago. VIII re.
side with her daughter, Mrs. Hannah
Dudderar, near UnioutoWn.
Letters have been received from
Washing tou, ID. c., 10y relatives and
friends Of Mr.. John A. Doc Brown,
stating that he is Very sick.
Dr.. James Watts, OF this place, hss
been appointed surgeon for the Yves.
tern Maryland Railroad.
Mis-. Emma Norris was taken sud.
denly i'll with neuralgia of the heart al
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Rachel
CLEMSON, near town, on Monday, aud
Is still IN critical condition.
Mrs. Maggie Anthony (nee Mckin.
Stry), OF Cum berand, is visiting irieuds
here. Her husband. Rev. Wni. An.
thony, arrived on Monday and with
his wife speht a few days With Mr.
Evan Mckinstry aud family, al Nc.
Kinstry'> Mills.
Mr.. Reuben Saylor was slcs last
week, being confined to his bed f3g sew
eral days. but is now able t. be out
again.
Brunswick Herald.
Miss Pearl Hedges Is visiting iriendi
in Martiusburg, ". Va.
Miss Lille Boteler, Of Olive. i. visit
ing friends in Montgomery County.
Rev. r. L Benson, the new rssto,
OF the NJ. f. Church, arrived in ,owr
OH Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Robosson. of FlintstoDe
Md, spent Tuesday as the guest O.
Mrs. l.. Wenuer, in town.
Mr.. W. |. Henkle has moved hii
family from Pleasant Valley into 8
house on First street, in this town.
Mr.. John Powell, who has beer
spending several weeks in Baltimore
returned to his home in this town, on
Thursday.
Miss Wilson, of Summit Point. w.
Va, was the guest Of her uncle. Mr.
W. \. {. Wilson. in town, Monday
and Tuesday.
Rev. James H. White. formerly pas.
tor of the NJ. f. Church in town left
his week for his new field Of labor, at
Mt. Savage, Md,
Messrs. II. |. Hartman and ; j.
klrchuer, artists OF the Baltimore I'M
orlcdn, were in town recently, akiDg
some views of Brunswick's fiue seen.
cry and points of interest, to lie used
with sketches of this vicinity
Valley Register. tMiddletown)
Mr.. George \. Rether, of Baltimore,
who came TO Mlddletuwn last Friday
To bury his infant son, was accom-
panied 10y Mr.. Thomas Brady, genial
gentleman who has been employed 10
the Baltimore San office for many
Years.
Mr.. Rufus c. Smith and bride left
Yesterday morning for their future
home at Springfield, Ohio. They were
accompanied by the brides mother
Mrs. Henry j. Darner, of near Jetfer'
son. The good wishes of many friends
attend them.
Mr.. Henry Irving and wife, who
had been spending the winter IN Bal,
limore, have returned TO Bolivar, and
on April lst will take possession OF the
koogle farm recently purchased from
Mr.. James o. Bussard.
Miss Jane Feete, of this place, lefI
yesterday for Baltimore city, where
she will be employed. Her sister Miss
Ruberta Feete, went to Baltimore q
couple months ago.
Miss Fabitha Beachley, Of near town,
returned home recently from visit Of
several months TO her sister, Mrs. Car
vim Shook, residing in Allegheny
City, Pa.
Mrs. George w. Castle. who had
haan Nisitir, ~ r,ln....a. l.. AN-n.kinn tnn