The citizen., 1902-04-25
TpCAL NEWS
" some Little JOttings About
! People and Things

sbad are getting lower III pfi'e'
mis- is fine weather to do splng
4 cleaning
!. = The base ball umpire VIII no"
r :, eet ID his heavy work.
a, III that tired telling, brace up
n and do little extra work
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v Anew camp of Modern Wood
y men has been instltuleu "' M'oo'0
y town.
M Ham. of Baltimore, is
n ..;s;f;nc DR.. and Mr.. Steiner
e. eschIey, West Church street.
p;nr pong, the new game of
!, tabIe tennis, has been quite the
ID - here this winter and spring.
\ Same excellent farm and garden
j, helns can be obtained by reading
onr agricultural page in each
issue.
n qbe sum of 5000 has been or
J. dered divided among the three
fire companies by the Board of
u Aldermen.
Tonight Haydn's "Creation"
gwillbe given by the Frederick
!. Choral Society at the Woman's
\ College Hall.
d Our special matter for the chill
d dren is highly spoken of by those
d who have read it. 1t is up-tO' date
b and full of interest.
The quarterly meeting of the
United Daughters of the Confed
eracy will be held at the club
rooms on Thursday, the 10th of
May.
Mn d. L. Riddlemoser, the
wellknown baseball prayer, left
Monday for Hartford, Conn,
where he bas signed to play for
the coming season.
MIS-. Samuel Todd, of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Ritter, East Second street,
has gone to New York.
A. big fire is waging in the
maintains near Catoctin Furnace,
and the people of that neighbor-
hood are doing everything pos
sible to stop its progress.
MI. Louis NJ. Nix dorff, Jr.,
form merly of this city, but now
connected with an insurance
agency in Warrenton, paid a
short visit to his parents this
week.
PRESIDENT elect Palma arrived
In Cuba, after an absence of near.
ly twenty years, a few days ago
and was enthusiastically received.
He will be inaugurated on May
Goth next.
Rev Robert w. Doty, of JEFF.
ferson, Frederick county, has
been elected pastor of Salem
charge, Lutheran Church, near
Westminster. The charged is
compriSed of st. Benjamin's and
St. John's churches.
The Will of Napoleon b. Welsh,
well known here, who died April
8, n Baltimore, leaves all his
property to his widow, Jane
Elizabet Welsh, and names her
and Redmond G. Stewart as ex-
ecutors without bond.
Earl B. Wood, son of John E.
3. Wood, of this city, has been
very i'll with pneumonia at the
residence of Mrs. Anna Warfield,
near Boyd's where he boards.
Mr. Wood has been principal of
the Boyd's public school.
Sergeant Joseph Schneider,
90th Company Coast Artillery,
and William McNeal, private in
39th Company Coast Artillery,
have opened recruiting Office at
90 North Market street. The
once will probably be kept open
fore month.
application has been made to
the Comptroller of the Currency
Ior q charter to organize the First
National Bank of Smithsburg,
Win a capital stock of $25, 900.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Birely, of Thur
mont, this county, is one of the
1ncorpOrators.
y he interior fixtures for the new
post office in the Masonic build
in are being put in place and
Wnen finished it will be one of
we best furnished and equipped
onlees in the State for its size.
Inc change will be made about
the 1st of July.
Invitations have been sent out
tor next Friday evening, May 2nd
A9VZ, to the GRADUATING Recital