The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-03-01
LOCAL NE1WS S,
Some Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Il Miss Mary Rhoderick, of Middle
q town, fell recently and severely injur-
8 ed one of her arms.
Mrs. Mary Weller, formerly of this
81 county, wife of John ID. Weller, died
at Smthburg, Monday, the 18th ulti-
6 mo- Of consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Long, of Way
II nesb)ro', Pa, formerly of Middletown,
4 this county, recently celebrated their
q 18th wedding anniversary.
Il Edward w. Carey was recently in
dcted 10y the Grand Jury on charge
q of assulting with intent to kill Mr..
8 George Cookery, of Middletown, this
county.
Mr. Albert +. Zimmerman will sell
al public sale, on the premises, few
miles south of Frederick, large
amount Of personal property, on March
18th, 1895. Sale to take place at 10
O'clock
The Confederate Spy " is the title
Of a drama given by the members of
the Independent Drum Corps, last
Thursday night, the 2lst uito., for the
benefit of the poor of our city 1t was
successfully rendered.
The following persons in the vicinity
Of Myersvilie have been more or less
affected with bodily ailment, lately.
Mrs. Clara Moser, Mrs. Chas. Ausher-
man, Mrs Clemmie Hoffman, John
Leatherman and Mr. Ohio Summers,
Mr. G. G. Waters, deputy in the of
flee Of Register of Wills, this city, was
detained at his home in Thurmont,
several days last week, with an attack
Of the grip. His father, DR.. Waters,
only recently recovered from the same
ailment
Messrs. f.. G. McSherry, j. Il Price,
}. F. Payne, Samuel Werthemer and
John Eisenhauer, have been reelected
directors of the Frederick and Penn
sylyania Line Railroad for the ensuing
year, at recent meeting of the Board
of Aldermen.
The Guide says: "Myersville, this
county, has eleven postoffices, twenty
three churches and ten school houses
within Il radius of six miles" There
should be no lack of religion or educa-
tional facilities among the people of
that section.
On the evening of Thursday, Febru-
Iary list, the regular meeting of the
frederick Historical Society was
neId at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. Z. Winebrener, Court Square 1t
was one of the most interesting occa-
sIons SO far of the series.
Mr. Joseph +. Eisenhaue r, a well
SHOWN merchant of this city, and
resident OF the Board of Aldermen,
mas appointed temporary trustees in
me persons of John Eisenhauer aud
D. Roger McSherry, to arrange for Il
settlement with his creditors.
Mr. George A. Flickinger, of fancy
'oWn, this State, recently committed
suicide by shooting himself with re-
'oiVer. lie was a well known citizen,
and no specific reason is assigned for
me rash act. He was for twenty
years justice of the peace.
The ladies of st. james Lutheran
Church, Rev. Hasskarl pastor, held a
festival in the large store room on the
corner of Patrick street and Brewers
alley, facing Court street, several days
;aSt week, and maSAQuite a success of
II as women alway asdo. The receipts
hNA hSSSoSoiJ
A Martha Washington Tea Party"
was given by the Lesbian Literary So
ule'y OF the Woman's College, on the
evening of Washington's Birthday,
anu The young ladies on the reception
uoihmlttee represented in costume the
no'ed women Of the revolutionary pc
Ilod. Quite number called and
passed pleasant time.
Key. John X. White, Editor of
Light" religious weekly, in this
guy, will contribute series of papers
20 Blue and Grey" the well known
war journal, on the subject General
robert Il. Lee, as seen through the
Eyes OF staff of1icer.n Rev. White is
resident of Frederick, a very clever
gentleman and has wide range of
knowledge concerning the above mat.
Yer, which no doubt will prove very
interesting to the readers of the "Blue
and Greyn