The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-16
GOAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The Rockville FAIR will take
Mace on August $3.50.
Band Day at Hagerstown yes.
terday was grand success.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bauch.
man have gone to Halifax, n. s,
via Boston.
The corn packing factory will
start up i'll full force next week.
The corn is first class.
Mr.. Newton Gulick has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. DR..
Magruder, at her home near this
city.
Mondays rain was very bene.
fetal to the corn crop. see which
h there has been no better for many
years.
Misses Susan Markey and
Helen Stauffer, who were visiting
Miss Nellie McCardell. of Ha.
cerstown, have returned.
Miss Alice Spencer, of Phila.
delphia, Pa. has been on a visit
TO Nh. and Mrs. G. W. Ross. Jr.
She has returned to her home.
The late fine rains have made
the corn crop in this county and
the indications are that it will be
the largest we have had for
years.
There were 40 deaths in Fred.
erick County during the month
of July, fourteen in Frederick
City and twenty-eight in the
county.
Let the Democrats start in at
once to give instructions to all
in their districts who are unable
to make out their tickets for this
falls election.
The health department of Bal.
timore is insisting upon a general
vaccination of all the people in
that city as precaution against
the dreaded small-p ox.
Hon. Jacob NJ. Newman and
his son. Mr.. John Newman, at
toruey-a law in this city, left on
Tuesday last, the 18th inst, for
a trip to Boston by sea.
Atthe judicial convention held
in Westminster on Wednesday,
Mr. ". IL. Thomas was unani-
mously nominated for Judge of
the Fifth Judicial District.
Miss Baughman had a number
Of young friends at Poplar Ter
race on Tuesday last to meet Miss
Bessie McSherry on the occasion
Of her visit to her old home.
Miss Bessie McSherry, of Scran-
ton, who has been visiting friends
in Frederick, was entertained on
Monday last by Miss Nash. at
her charming home near this city.
a number Of friends were present.
\ hotel is said to be In much
demand on Braddock Heights.
Plenty of water is the first con-
SideratiOn. Our people would be
greatly benefited by first class
resort on the mountains.
Quite number of prominent
NaSonS of Baltimore and other
places were in Frederick Monday,
the Eth inst, attending the Ger
emonies of laying the corner
stone of the Masonic Temple.
The annual picnic of the farm
eIs of Urbana district took place
at Worthington Spring, on the
lonocacy, on Wednesday last.
It was largely attended, and a
most enjoyable time was spent by
all present.
Mr.. Alfred Lightfoot and fam =.
lily, Of New York. are visiting at
Lmganore Hills Inn. Mr.. Light
foot Is prominent in the business
circles of New York, and, like all
visitors, is enthusiastic over the
beauty Of Frederick county.
The Baltimore county Agri-
cultural Society held their fair
on September, 3rd, 18th, 5th, 9th
and 18th. The grounds are 10.
Gated at Timonium, on the North
eln Central Road. These eXhi-
oltlons are always attended by
large crowds and are among the
very best i'll the State.
Mr.. Daniel Baker sailed from
new ork for Europe yesterday
WIN his family on the Auguste
Victoria for Hamburg, Mr.,
6aker is a delegate from the
Methodist Protestant church to
Tue Methodist Ecumenical Con
aeTence, which meets in London
september 6. He is on the pro-
gram for an address on "Temper-
anCe.r
The horse shows in Virginia
aaVe done much towards improv-
Ilig the stock in that State. and