The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Mrs. James McSherry and Miss
caroline McSherry are at Allan
tic City
Miss Osborne, of Pa, who has
bepn visiting her brother, has re.
burned home.
Mrs. Charles F. Kreh and
|danchter are spending some time
In Washington.
Mr.. c. c. Shriver, of Baltimore.
K visiting Carlos NJ. de Carmen
Eia at "Tuscarora."
Miss Imogene Dorsey is home
Mar her vacation from the Peabody
Institute. Baltimore.
Mrs. Joseph Baker and daugh-
apr have returned from the Pan
american Exposition.
Mrs. Barns and daughter of
Denver, Col, are visiting Mr.. and
kIrs. J. L. w. Hargett.
Mrs. j. A. Williamson. Court
|Eouare, is spending some time in
harQuar County, Virginia.
Mrs. G. V. Smith has left for
Baltimore, having spent several
teeks with Mrs, Baughman.
Mrs, Diehl, Miss Marie Diehl
Ind Mr.. A. Drinkh0uSe are
Ipending the summer in Easton,
Mrs. L. Victor Baughman, Miss
Helen Abel Baughman and
Hiss Elsie Nash are at Cape May,
Jew Jersey.
Miss Emma r. Gittinger has
eturued from Washington Grove
accompanied by Miss Mary Nj.
bittinger.
Mr.. George P. Johnson, of
EaShingsOn, spent the day with
is father, DR.. George johnson,
Ourt Square.
Miss Anna Rebecca Fout.
prmeriy of this city, has ac.
ppted position in the Enoch
Patt Library, Baltimore.
The Frederick City Hospital
association invites friends to
mic with them at Braddocl
heights, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Trail has returned
ome much benefited by his eX-
Fnsiye trip to South America,
eXico, California and Honolulu.
General Coils, of New York,
no commanded the Zouaves
hen they were in Frederick in
@l, is visiting DIR. Magruder,
Frederick Junction.
State Senator Rohrback, of
is city, delivered an address
rOre the Missionary Society of
Johns Reformed Church, of
uckeyStown, last Sunday even
Lightning struck a valuable
Nj belonging to Mr.. Charles n.
aEgett, on his Belleview farm.
evening last week. The colt
Snot killed, and may recover,
though it has been helpless.
". j. Ofutt, of Edwards
cry, shot a wild turkey hen in
|Me pines near his home, re-
Fntly, and he found with the hen
lOck of seven young turkeys.
carried them home and they
ethrying nicely.
DF. Alexander Magruder, who
gently purchased the Mercer
operty at Araby, is having ex-
lSlve improvements made to
residence. The work is being
ne under the supervision of a
arlington architect.
The State Comptroller has
aue an apportionment of
'o.OO0 for the purchase of text
okS IN the several counties Of
estate, and Frederick county'S
are is s., 722.79 for white
aOOlS, S9G4.62 for colored
nooIS. a total of Sc, 6S7.41.
lneTe is every prospect that the
u crop in Montgomery county
year will be unprecedentedly
HAN The season has been "a
acOlarly favorable one, and
crop Is sufficiently far ad-
uce'l to insure a heavy yield
ta without additional rain.
iue Wlllof Mr. Henry w. Rogers,
uled recently in Baltimore
oeen probated. He left all his
pel'y to his widow absolutely,
Is sole executrix without
au' Mr. Rogers married Miss
aale Dennis, daughter Of Col.
e'Se IL Dennis, of Urbana,
scounty.
aP'ah Prince, who is in gen
'1alge of the Baltimore and
hallroad matters at Win
sler' Va, has been spending