The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-01

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held that we'd II Ind tAe; twenty.
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The third of '-"ne' ries of cotil.
lions that are 6cing held this
winter was held at Junior Hall
last Friday evening. The affair
was most enjoyable one.
Clara V. Crone, of this city.
has been granted an absolute
divorce from her husband, SilaS
W. Crone, of jefferson. Joseph
w Gaver and G. H. Eckstein
represented Mrs. Crone.
At the annual meeting of the
Baltimore Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, Mrs.
alfred Belt, daughter of Col.
Charles f. Trail. of this city.
was elected historian.
Col. ID. G. Winebrener has re
gently erected two fine barns on
his farms near Elmer, Montgom.
cry county, also a tenant house
and is now at work on a club house
on the Battle View farm.
Among the presidential nomi
nations for poStmasters sent to
the Senate on Saturday was that
Of Lorenzo S. Gardner. at
Brunswick, this county, which
office has been made a preSiden-
tial appointive one.
AT meeting of the board of
trustees of the Frederick CITY
Hospital Association held recent,
", the following officers were
elected: A. r. Yeakle, president;
Samuel G. Duvall, treasurer. vice
~. Irving Parsons, deceased; and
Hammond Urner, secretary.
Mrs. S. Golden Croft. a native
and former resident of this coun.
~, who for the past thirty years
pas, with her husband, been re.
Siding in Nebraska, is at Thur
mont, and will, for a period of
siN weeks, visit relatives, friends
and acquaintance before return
ing to her far western home.
Nettie ID. Hoffman, of near
New Market, was arrested YES
terday by Officer Adams, charged
lEith being incorrigible and be
0yond the control of her parents.
She was turned over to Officer
Brust, who brought her to Fred
erlck. JnStice Wood committed
per to the House of Refuge until
9 he reaches the age Of 81 years.
Rev. l.. A. Busch, the new
pastor of St Luke'S Lutheran
Church, at Feagaville, this
county, was rendered a hearty
Welcome by the members of the
congregation, on the occasion of
rs first appearance among them.
everyone brought some SubStan-
pa remembrance with them and
The Rev. gentleman and his
Rmlly began life most auSpic
iouSly.
The store of William Hood, at
N Airy, Carroll County, was
entered recently by burglars,
Mo broke large plate glass
~ the front of the store. The
opIect was evidently to get
Money, as nothing was stolen
81 We a very inferior watch and a
revolver. Mr. Hood takes the
y pfecaution to remove his money
ron the store at night, and in
tnlS way the robbers were foiled.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
foad Company has put into effect
new rule that all track men
Wpo are eligible by education and
PHYSICAL condition shall be in
ilpe Tor promotion to locomotive
hfemen and those that are in
tnat department are to be given
~ preference. Formerly there
WaS no promotion of any conse-
qence for these men otherwise
q an being made foremen of
gangs, which was very slow.
The many friends of Mr.. Fol.
Gen McKinsey in this city and
county, will no doubt be pleased