The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-02
GOAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

ice water.
Mrs. Alice 7. Anderson spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. Leslie Cramer and mother
are at Atlantic City.
Mrs Howard Brugh, of Colum.
bia. Pa, has returned home.
Mr.. Z. James Gittinger, who
has been i'll, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Thomas Schley and
daughter are visiting in Peters
vile.
Miss Amos, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Stockston at her
home in Urbana.
The corn factories will soon be
in full operation. A large crop
Of corn has been put out.
Hicks fortells threatening
storms for August. Can't he
send cool wave instead.
Miss Laura Baker. who was
kicked by a horse and seriously
injured, is slowly improving.
Miss Jacobs, Of Washington.
who has been visiting friends in
Frederick has returned home.
Mrs. George IIeinlein and
daughter, West Third street, are
visiting relatives in Cumberland.
DR.. James a. Whitehill, of
EmmitSburg, is at the Catholic
summer school at Harper'S Ferry,
West Virginia.
Professor W. NJ. Clarke, of
Marriottsville, Howard County.
will be an assistant at Frederick
College this year.
Judge James McSherry and
Nr hammond Urner are at Deer
Par, for the meeting of the State
Bar Association.
Miss Stewart, of Washington,
who has been visiting friends in
this city the past few weeks, has
returned to her home.
The new cottage Of George
William Smith, at Braddock
Heights, will be occupied by Mr..
Dudley Page and family.
Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon.
West Second street, has gone to
Heruwood, Baltimore County,
for the month of August.
Dr. Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr., who
has recently been operated upon
for appendicitis is critically ill at
this writing.
Mr.. Harry n. Halter, who has
been with DR.. a. l.. Pearre for
the past six years. has accepted
a position in Baltimore County.
Mr.. Peter S. Baum, Of Wash
ington, visited Mr.. julius
Lochner, of this city. Mr.. Baum
left Wednesday for Newport
News.
Herbert Kreh, of this city,
has captured alive quite mum,
Der Of black, copper and rattle.
snakes most of which he has dis
posed of.
Mrs. Sarah Wallingsford and
daughter, Miss Ella WallingS-
ford, Of Washington, d. G., are
visiting Mrs. A. Ill. Harrington,
North Market street.
Mrs. r.. E. Nicodemus and son,
Of this city, are camping with a
party Of Hagerstown people along
the Potomac River, at Falling
Waters West Virginia.
Miss Bessie Mclean, of New
York, who has been spending
some time with her auntS, the
Kisses Ritchie, West Church
street, has returned home.
Miss Jessie Goodell, East Pat
rick street, who has been spend
Ing a few days in Washington,
has gone to Boston, where she
Will spend the month of August
General complaint is heard all
over the county about the fail
ure Of the wheat crop. The yield
IS small and the quality by no
means satisfactory any more than
Ig&AyiaeSeneI Aen.fa The up4GRQ 81 eGts,
ehalr' and then an extra large handker-
.uiet was tied around her head and over
ner mouth. One of the men stepped TO
Tue storeroom door, turned the key and |
.peneu 1t. lie gave the gloomy interior |
nasty glance.
Empty" he said. "Just the place for |
let' And they carried her in and left |
Ler there with a parting injunction to
nreep quiet or have her head dubbed off
out Della scarcely minded the threat
aUr the click Of the lock as they turned
sue KEY She was still regretting that she
Nau dropped the plate.
linen it suddenly dawned on her that |
s ue mouse was being ransacked by two
NaIhg scoundrels, that the beloved treas
NJ. VI her dear mistress were in immi- |