The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The HagerStown Street Com
missioners have chosen the Ham.
mond Brick for paving Antietam
Street. 1t costs 500. 80 per 1000.
Maggie Baker, through her
attorney, Frank L. Stoner, has
fled a bill for divorce in the Cir.
cult Court from William Baker.
The will of William Quincy was
filed for probate in the Orphans
Court, Wednesday morning last.
He bequeaths all his property to
his widow. Elizabeth E. Quincy,
and appoints her his sole exec.
utOr.
E. Lewis Higsbee, Edward S.
Lamar and Henry L. G.. Kieffer,
who graduated on rsday
night of last week, from the The
illogical Semi of Lancaster,
Pa, were examined and, being
found qualified, were licensed as
ministers.
Last week the stockholders of
the WoodsbOro Canning Factory
elected the following Board of
Directors: d. A. Sharretts. w.
B. Cutshall, James NJ. Smith,
George w. Huffman, A n. Eng
lar. Charles w. Dorcus, A. H..
Etzler, Isaac l.. Hankey and d.
P. Zimmerman.
Judge John G. Motter has
signed decree of divor &c grant
ing Mrs. Georgia V. NixdOrff, of
Winchester. Va. an absolute
divorce from Louis M. Nixdorff,
Jr., of this city. She is also
granted the right to assume her
maiden name and the Gu tody of
her son, Louis NJ. NiXdorff
A most enjoyable entertain
ment was held at the Odd Eel
lows Hall in New Market OH
Friday evening, May 18th, under
the auspices of the teachers and
scholars of the public school.
Quite nice sum was realized
to be applied towards a library
for use of the schools.
DR.. William Osler, the noted
Baltimore physician, who has
been appointed Regius Professor
at Oxford, England, will leave
New York today for his new post.
He will be followrd by the we'll
wishes of his American admirers,
who appreciate the great honor
that has been bestowed upon
him.
Physicians almost universally
appreciate the value of a good
whiskey. Those who have inves
tigated the subject recommend
Parker Rye, manufactured by
the Oxford Distilling Company
of Baltimore. Their advertise
ment appears in another column,
and is fine example of advertis-
ing that produces results. y
The big ocean yacht race for the
German Kaiser's cup started at
1915 O'clock on Wednesday.
There were eleven starters, rang
ing from the little Sc foot Fleur
de Lys, to the big ship rugged
Atlantic and Valdella. The dis
lance is over 5000 miles and
record time is promised. Bets
are being made as to the outcome.
The graduating piano recital OF
Miss Ruth Sappington, daughter
of Mr.. f. B. Sappington. OF
Frederick, and a pupil of Miss
Margaret E. Upcraft, was given
in the Woman's College Hall
last Friday night. The work OF
the young musician was of a
high order and showed excellent
training on the part of hel
teacher and marked ability fol
her own. The program was well
chosen and was greatly appre.
clated by the audience.
The Baltimore Horse Show AS
ISOLATION is holding it's annual
show at the Elk Ridge Hunting
Club, and will close Saturday
evening. The list of entries is
large and comprises some of the
finest equine stars in this and
other States. 1t will be a socia
event of great Importance and
the finely gowned women will
vie with the blue b!ooded ami
mails for the greatest admiration.
Handsome prizes will be awarded
in the various classes.