The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-22
local NEWS
~ Little lettings About
People and Things

IT, Ella Pigman, of this city,
,as safely arrived in Cherooroug'
nance
,.ss Eugen;a Moncure, Wash
rton, d. O., is the guest of Miss
nelen Baughman.
Mr.. Tyler Wilson and wife, OF
ct;caoo. are visiting DR.. and
Ms. Edward Nelson
bates Attorney Weant, of Car
Il comfy. visited Frederick on
&, s"uday last in his automobile.
Mr.. Albert Richie, of New
III is visiting his sisters, the
r;ssps Richie, W. Church street.
Fbe Jefferson Sunday school
.;snic. which took place last Sat
IAN, was largely attended and
UtNdl'
4 great success.
Miss Fannie Stitely and Mrs.
pspinald Willerson, of Baltimore,
a,e guest at the home of Mrs.
GEO. A. Morgan, this city.
Tbere is no truth in the report
IA Schwab, the head of the
stepl corporation, with a salary Of
oue million year, is to resign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Ross,
II, Court Square, who have been
snending few months at their
eottage, Braddock Heights, have
returned.
D. T. Dougherty was awarded
the contract to build two short
wslls at luscarora station for the
infection Of the county road. His
bid was $500.
The Grand Lodge of Elks has
prohibited the holding of street
fairs and carnivals in the future
asnot in accord with the funda-
me ntal principles of the order.
Roy Z. Thomas, son of Zacha-
riah G. Thomas, of Rocky Springs,
he's gone to West Lafayette, o.,
toassume his duties as professor
Of mathematics in West Lafayette
Oollege.
Eoah L. Cramer, real estate and
loan agent sold for Mrs. Mary A.
and F. G. Nellireer their five
acres of land with dwelling, stu
ated at Mt. Tabor, this county,
for 5000.
A bass weighing over seven
ponnds was caught i'll the Potomac
1iger at Dam No. 5 by Harry
Shatier of Hagerstown. What u
hopper We mean the fish of
tonrse.
DR. Thomas B. johnson and
sisterS and Mr.. Richard Potts and
sis erS, of this city, have rented
The Toms cottage at Braddock
and will spend this month and
pan Of September there.
This is the most remarkable
Sunmer We have had for many
yearS. Very few days have been
uneomfortably hot and these Au-
gust nights are chilly enough for
ola nketS. We may get some hot
veather later on.
Noah T. Cramer, real estate and
loan agent, closed the sale of the
iaFm OF Thomas G. Claggett, sit
uat fed in Petersville district, this
connty, containing 245 acres of
Ian ID well improved, to David V.
eRuiler, of near this city, for
1000.
TINS evening the Mt. Airy Ten
m Club will hold their second
mual complimentary dance at
y lldwOod Park at $50 d. IN.
ING chaperones will be Mesdames
nopert Sellman, Walter r. Rudy,
= Barnes Robinson and w. p.
Anderson.
ar' Daniel T. Ordeman. who
epPralSed the loss on furniture
NJ nXlngS at Montevue from the
'9eeht ire, reported that $4,000
1ould cover the loss and that S25
sopld cover the loss on steam and
.a'er pipes. The total loss, with
~ se Items included, is Sc, 955.33.
rlraSant Grove Sunday school
~ mold a festival on the Goth
'aht' Friday, in the grove near
y. church, near Fountain Mills.
ERE Will be vocal and instru-
=. TAI music, recitations, etc.
-19 cream and other refreshments
oe served on the grounds. If
y. lar on Goth inst, will hold
FESTIVAL on Saturday, 3Oth
ID ne 39th annual Emancipation
y by the colored people
Z. ~ MS city and county took place
nursday of last week. Sew.
bands and a drum corps fur
reu music. Prof. George T.