The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-01-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Mrs. Jacob ROhrback is
spending the winter at Annap-
oils with her husband, Senator
Rohrback, of Frederick.
On Sunday Rev. DR.. j. Spang.
Ter Kieffer celebrated the thirty
fourth anniversary of his pastor
ate of Zion Reformed church,
Hagerstown.
Jackson District has a petition
to the Legislature asking for an
election district to be formed at
Harmony. 1t will have about
two hundred and thirty voters.
The Frederick City Lime Works,
containing 81 acres of land near
Frederick, along the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, was sold to
John w. Tabler, of Urbana, for
$3.50.
Noah E. Cremer. real estate and
loan agent sold for Edgar s..
Earnest of Clemsonville, his house
and two acres of land in Center
vile, to Daniel p. Zimmerman,
for S4OO.
Col. Gustavus Dorsey, the last
surviving colonel of the First
Maryland Confederate Cavalry,
is critically ill of pneumonia at his
home near Brookeville, Mont
gomery county.
Mr.. P. Frank Pampel, a well
known lawyer of this city, has
filed a deed of trust, and assigned
his property to his attorney, Mr..
VIM. P. Maulsby for the benefit
of his creditors.
In the Senate on Wednesday,
Senator Rohrback. presented a
memorial from F. Y. Renner and
other citizens of this county, ask
ing that the turnpike companies
be prohibited from charging toll
on Sundays.
The two hundredth anniversary
of the founding of Fort Louis de
la Mobile, in the year 1902, the
first permanent settlement of the
French in Louisiana. was observ-
ed in Mobile, Alabama, Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Monday evening Mrs. Annie L.
Sioussat, of Baltimore, president
Of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Missionary Board of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church, addressed
st. Mary, Chapter in All Saints
Church Chapel, Frederick City.
The Lesbian Herald, published
by the students of the Womans'
college, is very interesting
number this month. 1t is made
up of contributions from the
Alumnae of the college. 1t is a
very interesting feature and one
that will be encouraged.
Mrs. Emanuel Fuss, of Woods
boro, this county, while driving
on Saturday last, the 10Th inst,
let her foot accidentally slip out
of the side of the wagon and it
was caught between the spOkes
of the wheel, which twisted her
leg out of joint below the knee.
A competent road engineer APP
pointed by the Governor would
take the roads of this county out
Of the hands of incompetent road
supervisOrs, who in many cases
are simply appointed because they
did some political work. Our
present road system is disgrace
and any change would be a bless.
ing.
In the United States Court at
charleston, West Virginia, a Pc
sition in bankruptcy was filed by
William McGill, well known in
his city, a prominent lumberman
p N arlintOn, Pocahontas County.
The schedules show liabilities of
i3I,O94 70 and assets of S27,.
13.4O.
; pa. Joshua W. Herring quail.
led Wednesday for his second
!. ERIN as Comptroller of the Treas.
~. Governor Smith admins
cred the oath of office. DIR.
lerlng gave the American
londing Company as surety on
e = bond for $50, 900, which was
led and approved.
The farmers of Woodsboro
ave been holding a Farmers
h lstitute and some interesting
cures have been delivered,
D his should be followed up with
eetings all over the county.
hat is the matter with the
rederick farmers9 Let them get
move on them. Why not go
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