The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.
come Little lettings About
People and Things.

city.
Mrs VIM. Crawford johnson
md children left Monday for Cape
May.
The reports from the wheat
erop do not improve. The, yield
/ not promising.
Miss Mamie Shriner left Tues
aay to visit her relatives and
friends in Winchester, Va.
Three hundred and thirty three
oersons went up OH the excursion
train TO HagerstOwn last Sunday.
An original pension of six dol
lars month has been granted to
Frederick Durfee, of Frederick.
Mrs. Anne Mantz, who has
been visiting friends in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, has returned
home.
Miss Louise Potts returned
home on Saturday last, from a de-
Ightful visit to Miss Sallie Faun-
telroy, of Staunton, Va.
Mr.. Kessler, son of Mr.. John
Kessler, engaged in business in
New York, is spending few days
With his family near Buckeys,
tOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Helfen-
stein and children expect to leave
about August LIST, on visit to
Mrs. 9. G. Helfenstein, Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Charles w. Ross, Jr., Miss
SPENCER, Miss Caroline Ross, and
Hiss Mamie Potts are at the
Boss Cottage, near Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. E. L. Boblitz, Misses Hat
tie Boblitz and Miss Sadie Hahn,
Of this city, and Miss Halle Zim-
herman. of Walkersville, left on
Monday for Ocean City, Md.
Street Superintendent Mantz,
with his men have been engaged
hiring the past week in repairing
TIC gutter and filling the holes in
Court street A much needed
Improvement.
Mr.. Tyne A. Yates. stereotyper
st this office, accompanied by his
son Harry, left on Tuesday even
ing last, for a short visit to
relatives and friends in Harris
burg, Pa. We wish them a
pleasant journey.
MIR. Harry f. Chapline has re-
signed his position as reporter on
the Ne1cS and has accepted a
desk in the clerks office at the
court house Mr.. Roger Wood
succeeds him as reporter.
The Frederick Elevator Com
pany, of Baltimore, have leased
the Frederick elevator, lately in
tbe hands of Tate Muller & Co..
Of Baltimore, and it is now run
ning under the new firms man.
agement.
The linemen of the Postal Ca
he and Telegraph Company
ave reached Frederick. AS
iheir poles ran short they skipped
q and are digging holes beyond
TIC city. The poles are to be
ffty feet high, of cedar and
tastily painted.
Linemen of the Frederick Tele-
gaph and Telephone Company
hye erected poles within a short
Nstance of Petersville, this
county, on their way to Bruins
mck. 1t is the intention of the
eempany to have the circuit COM
pleted to the latter place by the
~ of this month or early in
Agust.
ION Saturday last, man giving
frederick Sanner as his name,
vas arrested on charge of fOrg-
lpg orders on p. l.. Hargett & Co.
90 Lewis Clingan. He was
cQmmitted to jail until Monday,
Wen after a hearing before Mag
lHrate White he was ordered to
q held for the next term Of court.
The Democratic National Com
mttee will meet in Chicago on
the Goth of July. Many impor-
lAnt questions will be up for dis
cQSSion and a full attendance of
members is expected. The com
mttee is composed of. one men,
uer from each State in the Union.
hpn. A. p. German is the repre-
sentative from Maryland.
Frank Lidie, one of the four
I'm who broke Jail last Saturday
Aght a week, was arrested in
~ gerstown Saturday morning
~, by officer Brill. He was
Ought to Frederick Saturday
nght. He said all four went
Isl as far as Steelton, Pa,
Nh ere he boarded freight and
e carried to Hagerstown. He
nMO they Mera TO meet in the