The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-08-23

Mr.. Adam Warrenfeltz is improving
his saw mill by putting on "A new roof
MIR. NJ y. T. Biser and family. of
Ny er>v,lle, sprut Suuday mere the
guest OF Mrs. Ellen Stottlemyer.
Our picnic saturday was more of "A
success than We anticipated. There
was large crowd present: many of
them came early aud STAYED late To
avoid the dust aud heat. aud every one
seemed To enjoy themselves The kre-
uysVlile band was on hand ami capti-
waited all 10y their fine appearance aud
choice music, and we hope t. have them
with us again next August short adj
dresses were made 10y Prof. y. f.. SEN
Sehb ugh, recently from the Snruau-
doah Normal COLLEGE; Mr.. J. f. Pnlce-
ger, - former perlutendeut ot the
school; Editor ID. ii. Mowen, of M
er>vIiie.
Mr. i. Baer returned To hls faui
AFTER an absrnce OF sin weeks, ia Tue
vicinity of RaXhury.
Nj Alvin Hauver, of Tnxvill..
spent sunday here, he guest of MS
cousin, Mr.. Rry Hauver.
Mr. Charles Wreum and Miss Main
ME Phlerger, of FragavilIe. sprut sev -.
erai days "t last week here with
friends.
MI and Mr. loan II. Cutler, of JEFF
ierNon, slent several days here. the
guests OF Mrs. Lizzie Hotter.
Nj {. I. Harp has returned from
business trip To Oakland.
Miss .leunie Bus-ard and Miss Mary
T.. Harshman, of Evansville, were Wis
lting Miss Harshman's home people,
near here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shoop and
family, of Mt. Pleasant, spent Sunday
here, the guests of Mr.. Benjamin
Pryor.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Summers, of Utica.
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Ira V.
Harshman
Miss Sadie Wolfe is spending the
week with friends in Hagerstown.
The German Baptists held their am
nual harvest meeting Saturday morn
lug, at Grossnickle's Westinghouse.
Messrs. V. NJ. Smith, of Hagerstown,
and c. :. Smith, of Beaver Creek.
spent Sunday at the old homestead.
Master Russell Maugans is very i'll
with lnllammatory rheumatism.
Miss Jennie Dtyhoof and Miss
togler, of Edgemont, spent several
DAYS OF last week as the guests of Miss
Ellie Baker.
Mr. Ludwig Rontzahn, near Eller-
ton, Is building an improved hog pen,
90 by Is feet f.. G. Brandenburg has
charge of the work.
Mr. +. Blaine Harp, of Hagerstown,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr. Edward Deloit, of Myers vile.
WAS calling among friends here last
week.
Most of our people will attend the
picnic saturday, at Pleasant Walk.
The Myelsvllle band will furnish tile
music and Prof. ID. U. Schildlkuecht
VIII have charge of the singing.
Grandmother Myers is spending IA
few days in our midst, after an absence
of ten weeks in Hagerstown. She
loves the city and will return in few
DAYS.
Mr.. Harry Pryor, of near Hagers-
town, spent Sunday here with his
home people.
Miss Ada Leatherman, of Beaver
creek, spent Sunday here, with her
friends.
MIR. John Berger and family, of
HaSerstoWn, were calling on friends
lSlSi t0uludN.
Mrs. John Duble's boarders, accom-
panied Mr. Jessie Stottemyer to Boons-
boro, last Friday evening. They will
spend few days with him aud then
return to Baltimore
MIR. Charles l.. Grove and family,
of Boonsboro', spent Saturday and
Sunday here, with Mr.. Groves par
i entS.
/ Master Lloyd Harshman was quite
! i'll with swollen face. caused by de-
cayed teeth. DR.. Wheeler removed
three of the offenders and now the
the little fellow is convalescent.
1 MIR. Ge2rge H H;a;::kiaa3ll!! GU. village
blacksmith, has been indisposed for
some time and the shop closed up,
much to the Inconvenience of our far
mers.
Mr.. E. G. Brandenburg is in Fred
erlcn to-day on business.
Miss Grace PurnelI and friend, from
Burklttsvllle, spent part OF last week
here, the guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Wolfe.