The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-16
ocAL NEWS
81 little lettings About
paop1e and Things.

:: =, poltimore Horse Show be-
- ,esterday and will end to-
s.: PROV, Saturday
= e." ess have made an appeal for
s: increase in salary
,;ttle chilly weather for this
" "a n MAY may be seasonable
I Il is decidedly uncomfortable
5: M Robert S. Tyson, of this
= : Graduated from the College
: ~ Aaosmeopathy, in Philadelphia,
:: st evening.
!: NJ. calvin p. Page, son of Mr.,
Iadley Page, of this city, has
:. asn ciyen honorable mention at
:? e - MARYLAND Agricultural Col
: Ige.
Re careful about changing from
=: inter- into summer tlannels.
after a li.tle late than two early
:: IA take chance on contracting
evere cold.
p: raneral and Mrs. L. V. Baugh-
i: ! IAN are now at their country
lace. Poplar Terrace, after spend
i. no The winter in Baltimore and
::ktlantic City.
J. r. win be many days yet before
he exact amount of damage to
property and human life the vol
Ianic Eruption on the Isle of Mar
;;inique entailed.
: Monday morning the single
racks around the tunnels at Pt.
!: # Rocks were used for the first
time for all passenger and freight
brains for Baltimore.
I Mr. George S, Rodock has
awarded to Wesley Baltzell the
CONTRACT for a fine new residence
on the site OF his present residence,
North Market street.
A strawberry festival will be
held the latter part Of this month
for The benefit of the Masonic
fraternity. 1t will be given in the
new Masonic Temple.
The second advertising car Of
Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show
was ID Frederick on Tuesday. A
force of bill-posters went to work
at once billing tSe town and
county.
Some slight damage was done
the props in Washington, Carroll,
Baltimore, Hartford and Frederick
counties on account of the frost
last week. More rain is greatly
needed in all sections.
The will of John E. w. Hargett
was fled for probate in the
Orphans Court Tuesday morning.
The teStator's entire estate is de-
yised to his wife, Clara l.. Har-
gett, who is named as the execu-
trix.
AT a meeting of the directors of
the Franklin Savings Bank, of
this city recently, the following
officers were elected: James
Houck, president; VIM. Ii. Nico-
demus, secretary, and George
Heinlein, discount clerk.
On Friday evening, the 3Oth
lnst., a leap-year dance will be
given at Junior Hall by a com
mittee Of young men. The ma
irons will be Mrs. A. r. Yeakle,
Mrs. }. A. Hayden, Mrs. j. j.
Dill, Mrs. j. G. johnson, Mrs. S.
A. u. Toms.
William E. Hooper, r. ii.
Digs, Jr., J. h. Smith and S. d.
smith, of Baltimore, arrived in
Frederick on Sunday night in Mr..
Hooper's locomobile. Monday
'he party went to Baltimore.
They came to Frederick from
y. V. Jamison, of Hagerstown,
'rother of B. |. Jamison, of Walk.
'rsvllle, this county, has pur-
'hased of L, Belt johnson large
ract Of land at Big Pool, Wash
ngton county, and will at once
'uild a factory and begin the
manufacture of spokes and han.
Hes.
. Tonight friday, Miss Lucy
slsenhauer gives her graduating
ecltal at the Woman's College.
sor several years she has been a
'upll of Mr.. Maurice G. Beck
Nth. Her beautiful soprano
'olce will be heard tonight under
peclally pleasing circumstances
nd a treat is in store for those
Tho 1ttan1