The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-01-27
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little Jottlngs About Peo-
pie and Things.
Full moon on the twenty.sixth.

Mr.. Joseph Jami1on, of Bnckeys.
town, is visiting friends in Ellcott
City.
Sister Mary Clara, Of Emmittsburg,
has been -eut t. Michigan on mis-
sion.
Miss Lulu Beall, of New Market.
has been visiting the Misses Humm,
of thi, city.
All the members of the board of di-
reclofs OF the Agricultural Society have
been reappuinted.
According to census just COM
pleted there are 303 Catholic families
in Frederick City.
Mrs. Glenn Worlhington gave an
other one of her beautiful lat homes"
on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Clinton Kreimer, of Linganore,
scent several days of this week with
Mr.. Samuel Nussbaum.
A military company has been or
ganized at Brunswick. There are
about fifty names enrolled.
The Tab-rnacIe Society, of the st.
Johns Catholic Church. had IA tea on
Miss Mollie Potts, of near Martins
burg, w. Va, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Basil Buxton, Of near this city.
Mrs. Ella WaItman, Of Lewistnwn,
who has been visiting friends in BaIti
more for some time, has returned
home.
Mr.. Carter P. Sank of Myersville,
has rec -ived the NJ. a. f. Biser prop
erty, of that place, the consideration
bling 81 $50.
The Ladies' Sewing Society, of the
Presbyterian Church, will have Il sale
ana supper iii their lecture room on
February lst, Pad and 3rd.
The business men of WoodsbOro,
this county, have appointed COM
mttee 20 zee whether it is feasible to
open Il savings bank III their town.
Mrs. John Markell has been at home
to her friends nurIng the Wednesdays
of January and her many friends re-
greet that these delightful afternoons
are soon to cease.
Mr.. Carlos NJ. de Garmendia has
just returned from Philadell hIa, where
he attended the funeral Of The wife OF
Comm dnre Hull, late Of the United
States Navy.
Misses Rosa Birely, Blanche Shriner
and Matte Dirhl, spent Wednesday
last in Baltimore. The object Of their
visit was t. hear the renowned pianist,
Roseuthal, at Foru's.
Mr.. John VIM. Brubaker, of Lam
-, -, ,f thi- .itxr
leased the famous hotel in Winchester,
Va, known as the Taylor House. He
will take possession February lst.
The business men of Woodsboro
have appointed DR.. w. II. Wagner,
James NJ. Smlth, J. &. Tough and
j. hn Stimmel committee to consider
the fta-ihility of opening savings
bank i'll that place.
A military company has been organ
lied at Brunswick, this county, with
the folIoNiag officers: Carroll w.
teete, captain; a. w. HORNE, first
Lieutenant; n. Conway, first sergeant.
About trty names ale enrolled on thu
roster.
Mr. Prentiss Mutt has Teen visiting
his hiolh her, Mr.. Calvin Mutt,
ttIth. his lItllG uduRnlST,
who has been very ILL.,, is improving
and Will soon tie able to undertake the
tedious journey to Mississippi
The citizens OF Char lestown want
the Legislature To change the name OF
Their toNn, as the similarity f the two
names Charleston and Charlestown
causts many mis- axes They want it
changed to st. Charles.
Wednesday evening last, the Rev.
j. w. Smith, of Buckeystown NJ. E.
Church, delivered lecture in the NJ
T.. Church, at Point of Rocks. The
Subject was entitled, "Srenes and Incl
dents III the life of an Itiuerant"
Mr. Harry w. Lewis whose weekly
newspaper plant was recently destroy
ed 10y fire at MI. Airy, Carroll County,
has purchased the plant of a week. y
new sPaper at Clearspring, Washington
County, ana will move it to Woodsboro
where he intends starting into business
again.
Miss Bessie Stewart, of this city, left
on Saturday last for Washington,
where she will spend several weeks
with friends ami relatives and after
which will return to her home here
Miss Stewart is IA charming young lady
and Is held IN high esteem by all those
who have the pleasure Of knowing her.
Prof. and Mrs. Apple gave the third
of their receptions on last Friday, aud
the day b-iug fine they had over one
hundred callers. Mrs. Apple was
attirtd in "a very handsome Parisian
gown and was assisted by Miss Jenkins,
Miss Mare Diehl, Miss Trail aud a
number of others in receiving her
numerous callers.
A very interesting article appeared
in the NeUS this week in regard to the
library, showing how the work is pro-
crossing. The citizens of frederick
are looking forward with much inter-
est TO the opening Of the library. The
periodicals and daily papers alone
would be worth the outlay of one dol
lar, even if the legal books, the his
tories and novels were not taken into
account.
We wish to correct two errors that
occurred in our last issue In speaking
OF the new chapter of the Daughters of
the Confederacy, the name of Mrs. F.
f. Smith, who is historian. was nut
in the place of Mrs. Louis Nixdorff.
the second vic5-president, and the
credit of the badges was not given to
Welsh Brothers, of Baltimore, who
We're most interested in getting up the
design and on very short notice.
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