The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-02-09
LOCAL NEW s.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The Legislature is almost half
over, with a great deal Of work
yet on its hands.
Teas, card parties and musicaleS
. are all the go these cherries win
ter days and evenings.
The cold snap has arrived and
farmers hav, their ice harvest
at hand. If it keeps up there
will be plenty for all.
. Five inch ice is being harvested
all over the county. The temper.
allure was not far from the zero
mark several evenings this week.
Next week there will appear
in The CITIZEN a series of rail
road stories depicting life on the
road. They will be worth read
4. ing. Look out for them.
Midshipman Calvin p. Page,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Page, has been appointed adm
tant of the MidShipmens' Brigade
Of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Mr.. Ralph Young of Washing
b ton. ID. c., has sold his three
story brick residence, $40 North
Market street, this city to Robt.
| A. Bennett, for 81, 800.
We publish in this issue an
interesting article telling about
The approaching marriage Of
Representative Longworth and
Miss Alice Roosevelt, the Presi-
It dents daughter.
10 An unfavOrable report on the
Do dill to repeal the judges pension
/. aw was adopted by the Senate
h Judiciary Committee, Tuesday
h afternoon. 1t is not likely now
e. that the bill will be adopted.
Mrs. Minnie S. Masker, through
Hner attorney, Frank q. Norwood,
Y has filed a bill for divorce, a win.
,ulo matrimOnii, from her hus-
Dand, Marion G. Marker. The
,, parties were married May 90, 1902.
be DR.. @. H. Goodell of Frederick
Lnas been appointed one of the
ID Visiting physicians to st. Luke's
BE- Hospital, Baltimore, a new insti-
tuition which was opened last
# week.
Colonel E. Austin Baughman,
son of General and Mrs. L. V.
Baughman, had his shoulder
q bone broken last Sunday, while
"'ut driving. He is getting along
quite as well as the state of his
= injury will permit.
es Congressman Pearre will make
leI mother effort Tor his bill 10 have
ri wo United States Judicial Dis
al riots in Maryland. He has ad-
led litional facts and figures which
70 is sure will prove convincing.
lei lie is mem Der of the Judiciary
10 ,ommittee, which will report on
a. he measure.
~ The HagerstOwn Fair Asso-
~ iati0n has decided not to hold
y horse show at the annual fair
~ =. october 8 to 12. The matter
a. q, making the fair a five day
Wv ". vent was under consideration,
Va, v. ut it was finally decided to hold
n ne fair only four days, as form
u Fly.
iOD
;o. George l.. Cramar & Son. real
cb state and fire insurance agents,
ere osed the sale last week of the
nut y f-hundred acre stock farm.
est Ailmain," owned by Mr.. Levi
I'd. organ, and situated near Dick
,is. son Station, Montgomery coun-
TO 7, Md, to George l.. Cramer, the
nb lnsideration being private.
T. In an address made by j. A..
10 hepard, superintendent of the
ey, laryland Division of the West.
10 20 Maryland Railroad, Tuesday
md light, at a reception given in his
Of onor, at Hagerstown, that off
ley lal said that the railroad will
BY xpend S125,000 in that city
ley uring the coming year for i'm.
iaD rovements, to consist of new
Oh epot, enlarging the shops, etc.