The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-01-11

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grouh 1IsS,-- 100 'Sie crops.
St. II mes IS All Saints
Episcopa t,-sNilsonsyil hold an
d-fashi, lrble lieu -tl 5anuary 18th,
8at Mrs. B. ~ ert IGs OWNS residence
on East Patrich street.
d Miss Miriam Evans, of Wash.
sington, ID. c.. who spent the
christmas holidays with relatives
here, recently returned to her
home in Washington.
81 Noah E. Cramer, real estate.
loan and insurance agent, sold a
lot Of ground to j. V. Delaughter.
situated on Fifth street, Fred
erick City, Md. for $175.
The distribution to claimants
of the Maryland Beneficial Asso.
citation, as shown by the report of
auditor Strife of Hagerstown,
will be at the rate Of OPS on the
#dollar.
q Deputy Grand Chancellor
q Henry Wineberg, Of Mountain
NCity Lodge, Knights OF Pythyas.
8installed the newly elected Of
Ulcers in the lodge room last Mon.
8day night.
q HagerstOwn will soon have
E"country club" built on the Oak
4 Hill farm, in the northern Su-
Rburbs. Golf links will be laid
fOut and there will be tennis,
base ball and other games.
Il Harvey Il. Lease, auctioneer.
&Sold last week at MiddletOwn,
flor &. l.. Coblentz, attorney, the
&John 9. Stone farm, situated near
u Middletown. to Daniel p. Sanner
Nfor 1,6S5. The farm contained
3150 acres.
Il Miss Susie O. Stone, of Mid
#dletown, a graduate of the Rails.
Hton University of Expression,
Washington, ID. c., mas accepted
Va position as instructor in express
Sion and physical culture at the
drawings Institute, Charlottes-
willie, Va.
81 Congressman John }. Jenkins,
of Wisconsin, has written to Mr..
John G. Hardt that he will at all
Zines be ready to support the bill
70 indemnify Frederick City, as he
Is firm believer in the justice of
the claim and the liability of the
government for the same.
The Thomas Thresher estate.
Of this county, has been allowed
2 claim for stores taken during
the Civil war amounting to 1929,
by the Court of Claims. These
olalms come under what is known
IS the Bowman and Tucker acts.
The directors of the Valley
6avings Bank, of Middletown,
efcted last Saturday, have or
&anlzed by electing Peter III.
BpSsard, president and Herman
Z. Routzahn, treasurer. All the
other officials of the bank were
eontinued.
In the construction of the third
track of the Baltimore and Ohio
hallroad from Weverton to En-
gle's switch, to be constructed
thlS winter, there will be a tunnel
l,0OO feet long driven through
SOLO rock, mile north of Har-
perS Ferry, w. Va, from Island
fark to Burnt Warehouse.
Prof. r. l.. Rudy, son of Mr..
uharles M. Rudy, near Middle.
toTn. who had been in charge of
R Massey Business College, at
richmond, Va, was recently
eRcteG to the position of princi-
Y pal of the San Francisco Business
Vollege, San Francisco, CAL.
no is now at his duties.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, Regent
ofthe New York Chapter, ID. A.
is prominently spoken of as
M Strong candidate for National
msident of the society. She
1Sg 20 already been endorsed by
Weral Southern States, includ-
gg Tennessee and Georgia.
Ssrs. Mclean was formerly Miss
una Ritchie, daughter of the