The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

DR.. Charles F. Gooddell has
leased the "Hello Inn," at Brad
dock Heights.
Miss Florence Brown. of Balti-
more. is visiting Miss Ellen Legg,
of this vicinity.
A telephone line is being erect
ed between Double Pipe Creek
and Bruceville.
The late Phoebe S. Biggs willed
$500 to the German Reformed
congregation of Rocky Ridge.
For the month of April deaths
were recorded for this city and
county. Ten persons died in the
city.
Farmers are getting the ground
in shape for corn planting. but the
dryness of the soil shows that rain
is badly needed.
An assembly was given in
Junior Hall on Tuesday night
of last week by Miss Willie
Ritchie's dancing class.
g Mr.. Aquilla Il. Yeakle, who
has been here for some time, has
gone to Chicago on business con-
nected with the Cline estate.
Mr.. Daniel ID. Mowen was
elected councilman in Myers.
vile at the recent election there
in place of Mr. Station Smith.
Mr.. Stephen Geisbert. excavat-
ing contractor, broke groun d
Monday morning for the cottage
to be erected at Braddock Heights
by Mr.. Thomas H. Halter.
MIR. William P. Maulsby, as
signee, sold the property belong.
ing to the late Captain Henry
Shredder, in Petersville. to Mrs.
Sarah ii. Potter. for $1,000.
DR.. II. G. Radclitf. of this city.
who has sold his dental outfit to
a Baltimore dentist, has accepted
a position with the Rumford
Baking Powder Company.
The American Band, of Mid.
dletown, has been engaged to
play for the Taylor's Hose Com
pany, of Philadelphia, at the
Firemen's demonstration in Ha.
gerstOwn on June Z.
Thomas SewelI, colored, who
recently broke Jail with Isaac
Miles and w. o. Jones, was re
arrested at Watersville, Carroll
county, on Wed esday an I'd
brought back to the Frederick
Jail.
Miss Harriet M. Tyler sold the
lot of ground improved with a
two story brick dwelling house,
being the home of the late Ira
Tyler deceased, situated at No.
So East Patrick street, Frederick
to DR.. G. F. Goodell, for 90, 500.
Mr. William B. Lebherz, who
has held for a number of years
past a clerkship in Mr.. Ernest
Helfenstein's insurance o fiji C e .
West Patrick street, has resigned
that position to accept the position
of stenographer ct the Ok Fibre
Company's factory.
MIR. Frederick Nusz, aged 60
years, Wednesday morning about
1890 O'clock fell from a ten foot
ladder while painting an entrance
to the store of B. Ebert & Son q
West Patrick Street, and sus-
tanned several severe cuts and
bruises about his head and face.
The annual distrib u ion OF
premiums at the Academy of the
Visitation, this city, will take
place Wednesday morning, May
81, at $50 o'clock. There will be
two graduates, Miss Anna McDer.
mott, of Norristown. Pa; Miss
Marie Peddicord, Libertytown,
this county.
Great Sacbem X. l. Rinker, OF
the Improved Order of Red Men,
of Brunswick, who was recently
elected to that, the highest Office
in the gift of the Red Men of the
State, was rendered an informal
reception by members of the tribe
on Saturday night in the Red
Mems Hall. He was the recipient
of hearty congratulations. Elk
Mayor q. T. Brantner was toast.
master. Mr.. Rinker responded in
happy speech. Short addresses
were made by e. L. Harrison, G.
E. Miles, o. P. Eichelberger, j.
L. Jordan, w. L. Gross and w.
G. Musgrove.