The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-15
z6CAb NEWS
j Little lettings About
Z paon1e and Things.

Donald Mclean, of New
II ~ City, is visiting her sisters
\ Misses Richie
Fl, G Randolph Shepherd, son
p.of \. G. Shepherd, of this
' loft on Saturday last for
|%s,innati and Chicago
Mss Jeanette Jones, of Balti,
i, who has been the guest OF
Marion johnson, Court
Lane, left Monday for Monterey
n and Mrs. P. H. G. Birely
|@NIiss Elsie Birely, East Sec
| street, who have been spend
i few weeks in Canada, have
armed.
|uossrs. Samuel and Mier Vert
|;ner. of this city, are now en-
III in the clothing business in
@herland. The latter with
family left on Saturday.
|rbe bids Tor the erection of a
IL school house at DOubs for
children we're all rejected
3rew bids are advertised for
linz County Commissioners.
is thought that Governor
IN Walter Smith will appoint
Ferdinand Williams to sue
4 the late Judge David w.
Ian, of the Fourth Judicial Cir
William A. Hines, of New Ok
II. Pa, who is president of the
Initsburg Railroad Company,
been nominated for Congress
the Republicans of Adams
|pty, Pa.
Hrs. Richard Sewell Slingluff,
Mary Alice McSherry, of Bal
|ore, formerly Of this city,
|ghter of the late DR.. E. G.
Sherry. spent Tuesday with
ItiyeS in this city.
Deputy Marshal Thomas F. Far
of Baltimore, was promoted
De vacant marshalship of pO-
by the unanimous vote Of the
fce Board Of that city. The
|ointmeutisa most satisfactory
Washington cousty is practi-
h the only county in the State
i is out Of debt. The recent
of the county's holding in
Western Maryland Railroad
|bght about this happy state of
|irS.
II. Arthur Willard and family
Knoxville, Tenn, have been
guests Of his sister, Mrs. j.
llarkey. at the Catalpin, Brad
i Heights. Mr.. Willard, Mrs.
fkey's father, spent a few days
be cottage recently.
t a recent meeting of the
Fd of directors of the Mount
yet Cemetery Company, Mr..
pert \. Kemp, bookkeeper of
Central National Bank, was
ted secretary treasurer of the
pany to succeed Thoma as
llSby Markell, deceased.
tlicialS of the Baltimore and
derrick Electric Railroad have
p in the upper part of the
PITY recently securing rights of
for their road. In several
ances it is thought it is
light condemnation proceed.
will have to be instituted.
he contract for the erection of
box stalls at the Fair Grounds
eplace those destroyed by fire,
awarded recently to VIM. II.
mweIl for S2,14 The Agri-
ural Society will also proceed
Once to erect a new poultry
ding and a building for the
show.
he union picnic held at Re-
Grove on Saturday last by
Sunday schools of Walkers.
was one of the largest pic.
ever held in the county. The
vi was immense. The Fred
K Select Band and Orchestra
IN attendance and furnished
ghtful music.
rs A. E. Biser, of Evansville;
ID. d, Ahalt, of Burkittsville;
r. NJ. Gloyd and Misses
aOeth S. and Mollie Z. Hers
ger OF Jefferson, have gone to
ma, California, where they will
the guests of Mrs. Fannie
ey, sister of the Misses Hers
'er' until about September 80.
r. q E. Saylor, agent for the
York Life Insurance Com
Friday morning paid the
le OF Mr.. Charles N. Hahn
o'lS on a $4,000 policy is
Id 1880. This is a dividend
%. IS in twelve years. Check
issued two days after receips