The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-13
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little Jottlngs About Pee
pie and Things.

Miss COrnelia DutroW, of Frederick,
is visiting Miss Maud Eutwste e, WASH
ing, ID. c.
Mr. Robert Clark, of ST. Lonis is
visiting Mrs Henry Schley, West Pat
rick street.
Miss Eleanor Murdoch Johnson has
been elected Regent Of the local chap
ter ID. A. II.
Mr.. Charles Harrison has sold his
store on South Market street to Mr.. L.
J. Michael.
The directors of the several National
BANS in this city have retained all
their old officials
Mrs. Alice f. Owings, formerly of
this city, is Stopping with Mrs. Toms,
Oh East Second street.
Mr.. Adam Showers. of Carroll County,
was allowed $635 on war claim 10y tue
Court of Claims few days ago.
Mr.. Lewis Rothenhoefrr, of Yellow
SpIingS, has gone To learn the coach
business at the carriage works of Days
vile.
Cards are out announcing the mar
AIdkV vi WI hCSl " W NIl~' an
ME CARRIER, both of the vicinity Of
louisville.
Mr.. Howard Brugh, of the Brugh
Milling Company, ho has been con-
FINE to his ON for several days, is
able to be about.
Mrs. Harry Margins, of Wolfsville
who spent pat of a-t week here with
her father, Mr. Albert +. Ramsburg,
has returned home.
Mr.. Michael Kennedy has relettered
the old Carln House sign on the front
of the building aud the same now read
ing "Hoiel Burgess"
Mr.. Marion Haler, with force of
ha,d-, is engaged in repapering the
lobby of the City Hotel. The change
will be a great improvement.
The Misses Nash, daughters of Mrs.
Calvin Mutt, of near this city, returned
to Sharon Hill Seminary, near Phila-
delphia, to resume their studies.
The Misses Katherine and Dendy
GOldshorough. of WalkersviIle, this
County, are The guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Marion Duvall, of Baltimore.
\ Miss Bertha McSherry, daughter of
D Judge James NJ Sherry Of this, city,
will shortly return to Brook lyr, n. Y,
to resume her art studies at the Pratt
Institute.
Admiral Schley has accepted an in
vitation to be present. AT the annual
banquet of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association, of Baltimore, to
be held on the o6th inst
The annual nj citing and banquet of
the Southern Alumni Association Of
franklin and MARSHALL College will tie
held at Hotel Barrier, Hanover. Pa.
on Thursday evening, January rs.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Lille Fea ter and MIR.
Samuel U. Gregg, both of Jefferson,
this county, the ceremony to take
place on Wednesday, January 18th.
The President on Wednesday sent to
the Senate the nomination of Joseph
III. Choate, the distinguished lawN er OF
New York, to be ambassador eXiraOr-
binary aud plenipotentiary to Great
Britain.
Miss Edith Bloom, of Westminster,
Md, who has been visiting relatives
In this city, returned to her home on
Monday last. Miss Bloom is charm
ing young lady and popular among
her many friends.
Invitations have been issued for the
Wedding of Miss Lille Feaster and Mr..
Samuel U. Gregg, both of Jefferson.
The wedding will take place on Janu-
airy Is in the Reformed Church at JEFF
fersou, this county.
Mr.. Maulsby, a travelling salesman
from Baltimore. ac,identlv shot him
self in the leg, one night last week,
whilst handling revolver. He re-
ceived medical attention and left for
bis home next morning.
FIR. Hurry Bosse, President of the
MARYLAND State Cornell, G. b. L., John
II. Halklus, ID. S., and other members
Of the State Council visited Frederick
pnesday evening aud installed the new
~ Elected officers of FIR. Nc. Elroy
Council, No. TO-
Mr.. Thomas Anderson has accepted q
position With the Mccormick Harvest
Ing Machine Co., ami entered upon
bis duties recently. He has had long
experience as a salesman and will be
an assistant TO Mr. Conner, their agent,
who has his headquarters here.
During the holidays the Misses
Minor, of near Adamstown, this
County, entertained several friends.
Miss Lillian Cooper, one of their guests,
returned to her home in Washington,
ID. c., recently, as also Miss Pearl Nc
Kenney, of Loudon Co., Virginia.
A meeting of the Frederick County
Medical Society, on We nesdav last,
was attended by large number of
members. DR.. r. w. Trapnell read
paper on "Broncho Pneumonia" in an
infant six weeks old The Society will
meet again in April.
Announcement is made OF the com.
ing wedding of Miss Mary Dickinson
Haugh, daughter of Colonel Robert
HauRh, to DR.. Daniel ZAcharias Du-
nott, of Baltimore. The certm ony
will take place on February 1lth at the
Protestant Episcopal Church of St.
Michael and All Angels, Baltimore.
The groom is well known here, being
son Of the late DIR. Thomas J. Dunott,
Frederick.
Invitations have been issued to the
Wedding reception of Mr.. George Wa,h-
ngton Boyd and Miss Miranda, daugh-
er OF MIR. and Mrs. Crosby 5. Moves. of
washington, d. G. to take place at "In-
leside," the home of the bride on Jan.
4th, 1899. The bride is daughter of
ne Proprietor of the Washington Mdt
nd most charming and talented
'Oung lady and is we'll known in Soci