The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-05-03
LOCAL N VS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Vicinity OF Rocky Springs. bas
moved to the Adams farm.
Be ready when the censns man,
calls on you and do NOT ma la ' ~,
work any more difficult than ynn
can help. ~"
Miss n. B. Wallace, of Fred.
erlck, was a passenger ON tho
German Steamer, EAller," from
New York to Genoa, recently.
Nh. James NJ. Smith had an
ascetylene gas plant placed i
his hotel at Woodsboro. and the
entire building will be lighted
by gas.
The Sind anniversary of tbe
knights of Pythias, Of this city
will be observed with elaborate
ceremonies at Kemp Hall on
May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stalev GambrilI
and family, and Mrs. Cyrus Hell.
fenstein, of Colorado Sprino,
are spending some weeks In tIis
city, their former home.
We would like to have one
copy each Of the CITIZEN Of
March Sth and April 9TH, 1901
ANY one having these issues will
kindly advise us at once.
Minnie X. Wolfe, of VOLTS.
vile, through her attorneys
Urner 4 Urner, has filed bill in
the Circuit Court for a divorce
from her husband, Bradley Il.
Wolfe, of Illinois.
Noah f. Cramer, real estate and
loan agent, sold for Mrs. Elizabeth
Obenderfer, her house and lot sit.
uated on the East side of North
Bentz street, Frederick CITY.
Maryland, to Mrs. Laura A. Castle
for $500.
Noah E. Cramer, real estate and
loan agent, sold on Monday for
Mrs. Clementina Poland, her two
story double Frame dwelling
house, situated on East 9th Street,
Frederick City, Md, to Mrs.
Laura A. Castle for $3.50
Mr.. Robert b. Young, formerly
Of this city, but now of New
York, paid his parental home a
short visit on Tuesday of last
week and was delighted to again
see his old friends and associates.
after an absence of seven years.
The American Exposition
at Buffalo, New York, was for
mally opened on Tuesday last
Everything is in readiness to ac-
commodate the large crowds
expected to attend and the pros
poets are bright for most sue.
CeSSful outcome
The Misses Sappington, of
Liberty, gave a Progressive Eu-
chre Party Thursday evening,
April %. Forty guests were
present and enjoyed the game.
Miss Annie Peddicord won the
ladies' prize. Dr.. o. b. Stone
was the successful gentleman.
The School of Expression of
the WOman's College, Miss Faun-
tlerOy, instructress, will give an
entertainment in College Hall on
May 10th, entitled, "The Bellies
of Blackville," for the Grand
Piano Fund. The young per
formers will do all their turns in
black face. and under the per-
SOnal direction of Miss Fauntle-
roy, those who attend can be sure
OF a most pleasing minstrel show,
with local hits, topical songs.
and the latest jokes and funny
sayings.
The Fifth International Con-
yention of the Epworth League,
to be held in San Francisco, July
18th to Dist, is already eliciting
great interest throughout the
country, and the prospect for a
very large attendance is most
tattering. The present prosper
lty, and the very great interest
IN the Pacific Coast in view of its
proximity to our new possessions
in the Pacific and the far east,
are likely to prove a strong in
centive to travel in this direction
the coming summer. Under the
auspices of the National Institute,
an association organized for the
promotion of the higher educa-
ton of women, a lecture will be
delivered at the Woman's College
tonight on ''The life and Reign
of Queen Victoria" by Miss I'm
ogene S. Pierce, President Of the
association. A charge of fifty
cents will be made for tickets.
Sunday Excursions.
The Baltimore g. Ohio Rail.