The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-19
FOCAL NEWS.
some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Telephone communication can
~ be had with WOlfsville.
The Postal Telegraph Company
II soon open an Office in this
Ety.
The Republican primary meet
hos will be held in this county
N the 9th inst.
The Sisters of Charity at En-.
bitsburg are holding their an.
nal retreat at this time.
The County Commissioners
III be in session this week.
Transferable business was trans
acted.
Efforts are being made to have
lome of our alleys laid with the
late paving bricks. Let us do
something.
It is we'll understood that a
sbange will have to be made in
bur electric light plant. New
ghts will soon be demanded in
be new streets.
The Democratic primary meet.
iDgs will take place in this
bounty tomorrow. The time and
blace for holding meetings will
be found elsewhere in the CIT.
zen.
The Fourth street improve.
pents are going on and the peo.
bic will soon be delighted with
bne of the most desirable i'm,
movements made in this city for
hears.
1t is amusing to hear Republi.
cans talking about finding fault
with the extra session of the
Maryland Legislature. What
about those outrageous census
Frauds.
The visitors who come back to
Frederick never fail to recognize
The old cobblestones. We wonder
whether we will ever part com
bany with these ancient enemies
Of civilization.
Miss Julia Mutt, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Calvin
Mutt, for some time past, left
tn Wednesday last, to visit her
sister living near Boston. She
will be absent during the summer.
Heavy rains have taken place
sll over the county. Some com.
plant is heard about the wheat
that is shocked already sprouting.
The corn has been greatly bene-
fted, and the young clover and
timothy never looked better.
st. Johns Catholic Sunday.
school picknicked at Braddock
Heights Wednesday. Trolley
cars, filed with people, went to
the mountain and soon a large
crowd had gathered. Dancing
began at . o'clock and continued
all the afternoon.
The annual picnic for the bene-
1T of st. Mary's Church. Barnes
Vile, Montgomery county, Will
be held on Wednesday, July oath,
1901. Grand tournament in the
morning at 1870. Money lrizes
10 professionals and amateurs.
Potato, sack and wheelbarrow
races, and other amusements.
Dancing afternoon and evening.
9t.
The weekly reception of the
tltzhugh Lee Chapter, U. d. c.,
vas held at the club-rooms on
Wednesday. Miss Hal. OFT, Miss
Janet Williams and Mrs. Clayton
keedy received the guests. Iced
tea, punch, waters and bon. bons
we're served. A handsome por-
tlalt of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has
been donated by Miss Janet Will
iams.
Mr., William Thompson, Treas
lrer of the well.known Boat.
mans Bank, of st. Louis, Mo-,
visiting friends in this city
with his brother-in-law. Mr..
thompson is a native of Fred.
erlck and has a number of rela.
yves in this city. He has a
londness for his old home and is
always assured of a hearty vel.
come by his host of friends.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank
H. Bohn will be glad to learn of
us speedy recovery from an acct
eent which might have proved
,atal, 1t will be remembered that
Mf. Bohn had his shoulder. blade
UrOken several week ago while
overseeing the removal of a piano
nom Music Hall to the residence
VI Mr. Rufus King, West Fifth
MIeet' The piano was being
aken to the second-story on a
algn porch, which gave way and
tll 10 tlp uround M Dobu bou