The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04
GOAL NEWS.
Dme Little lettings About
People and Things.

The weather has been very
he the past few days and the
|he has come for the house
lepers to clean up and do their
hitewaShing.
|The farmers are very busy at
lis time getting ready to plant
.rp. The warm, Sprlng-like
bather of the past few days has
|abled them to get their ground
excellent condition.
Professor L. l.. Boblitz, our
|pular County Superintendent,
6o has been seriously ill for
|me time past, we are glad to
N, is very much improved at
is writing, and his many friends
be for his permanent recovery.
Dir, Herman j. Badenhoop, Sec.
larry OF he State Bureau of In
grafton has resigned to take up
mOre lucrative position with a
bd development company and
II be succeeded by Mr.. Arthur
Trappe, a Baltimore newspaper
aD.
Dir. Bradley L. Nicodemus, form
j superintendent of Montevue
spltal, mas purchased an inter
1 in the -four and feed store Of
G. Warming Tyson, East
trick street. The pew name of
! firm will be Tyson & Nicode-
fhe Maryland Geological Sur
4 has issued a pamphlet which
/ EeS as guide to the State
|beral Exhibit illustrating the
leral resources and industries,
plogy aud methods of road con-
pction Installed by the survey
tbe Old Hall of Delegates.
prs Sarah L. Dixon, of near
fk Mills. through her attorney,
pm Il. Worthington, has been
anted an absolute divorce from
y husband, Charles ID. Dixon.
5. Elchelberger represented
Dixon Mrs. Dixon will re-
Il e her former name, Sarah Z.
alllhosS.
! contract has been let for the
Ption OF Young Mems Chris.
y Association building at Bruins
e K, and the work has been com
ced by the contractor, Mr.. II.
Funk. This building will be
q e stories high and will cost
3 900 OF this sum the citizens
trlbuted 50, 900 and the B. &
RallrOad S12, 900.
he Emergency Hospital,
Its patronesses, had a most
SeeSSlul entertainment and sale
Kemp Hail on last Saturday
moon and evening. There
dances, drills and a little
ana refreShments were serv-
TO those who came or ordered.
rly Sl5O was taken in during
afternoon and evening.
r. E. j. ID. Cross, who for
y years was one Of the lead.
railroad attorneys of Balti.
and who was formerly con :
eu with the well known law
OF Cowen, Cross & Bond,
al ll.3O o'clock Wednesday
al his home, LA East Eager
IL, Baltimore, of paralysis,
l'u attack of which he sus :
ed Monday.
y some time past it has been
Intention of the Frederick
savings Institution to en-
ana improve its quarters,
eNen now the work will rot
sun Tor a year, but thu di-
's OF the bank have put into
1"iaS OF the President, Mr..
Doll, the authority to go
ana have plans prepared
oe entire new building to be
II, Unly Tor banking purposes.
=, only be one story high and
ence W
ia annual n, meeting of the
,acN choral Society was held
f en5 Hall on Monday night
" ro, most gratifying reports
sn Eau oy the Secretary and
o uieF concerting the recent
t va Festival given by the
" y on April 10 and 20. After
. al expenses which amount,
I'VE oser one thousand dollars.
Dailled a small sum in the
y NJ, aS a nucleus for next
cnn ne secretary reported q
q I~o1Irlouting, honorary and
soo uielnnershlp for 1866 an6
I Uiae starts in for the new
Df f,.n frightened hopes. Tn,
WIS were re. elected.