The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Mr.. Bradley G. Isanogle, of
Braddock, has opened a meat
store on North Market street.
The grand jury for Hartford
county for it's November term,
completed its labors in five hours.
The annual convention of the
Maryland Christian EndeavOr
Union is in session in Hagers-
town.
While on hunting trip a few
days ago, Messrs. Carl Moles.
worth and Goldie Stauffer bagged
birds.
Mr.. VIM. w. Lease had his
left hand injured at the Ox-Fibre
Brush Wosks, causing it to swell
considerably.
Rev. DR.. Alfred FL. Harding
was elected Bishop of Washing
ton to succeed the late Rev.
Henry Y. Satterlee.
Mr.. P. Ellsworth Phebus has
sold two story brick dwelling
house on West Patrick street. to
Mr.. Lucien Webb, on private
terms.
Mr. Frederick Notnagle had
the misfortune to cut the end of
his left thumb very badly while
attending to his duties on market
recently.
Mr.. Edwin S. Houck stated
that owing to the solicitations of
his many friends he will an
nounce himself as candidate for
sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
Christian Yinger, Walter Wach-
ter, Otis O'Brian and II. Hicks
Glessner were on hunting trip
in Montgomery county on Thurs
day last, and brought back 53
rabbits and % birds.
Roy, Harry, George and VIM.
Shipley, Roger E. Young and
George Weiner, returned recently
from hunting trip to Virginia.
They succeeded IN getting 80
rabbits and s birds.
Mr. Carl Varman, of Ohio, is
in this city on business pertain
ing to the estate of the late DIR.
VIM. I'll. Wagner, who was an
uncle of Mrs. Varnam. This is
Mr.. Variants first visit to Fred
erick
The United States loses again
in the $29, 100000 case against
the Standard Oil Company. Pc
tition for rehearing was denied
by the Circuit Court of Appeals.
The case may now go to the Su-
preme Court.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Boys easily
defeated the Waynesboro team !
by a score of 32 0. and on the
18th inst. they will tackle the
strong Gallaudet College eleven.
Our boys are showing up fine and
deserve to be commended.
An unidentified Italian, while
attempting to board a freight
train near Shenandoah Junction,
was thrown under the wheels aud
ground to pieces. His body was
so crushed aud muuilated as to
be almost unacceptable.
A meeting of the Prohibition
County q ntral Committee has
been called TO take place in few
days. at F. B. SappingtOn's store,
when the work of the campaign
will be completed and the treas
urer will make his report.
Lee Staley was elected treasur
urer of San Meiguel county, Col,
over his Republican opponent by
rs majority. He is son of ID.
IL. Staley, Hagerstown, formerly
of this county, and has been III
Colorado for three years in the
employe Of mining company.
Mr.. I'll. Il. Mohler has disposed
of his interest in the firm of Trit
apoe and Mohler to Mr.. G. War
ing Tyson. The firm of Tritap0e
and Mohler has been dissolved
and the business in the future
will be conducted by Tritapoe
and Tyson, in the Central Bank
Building.
The fine big modern barn of
Mr.. Wallace w. Poole, of Poolos-
vile, Montgomery county, caught
fire on Wednesday morning last,
the 4th inst, and was burned to
the ground, before anything
could be saved that was of any
value, with the exception of
few horses aud cows. The barn
contained grain, hay and some
machinery. The total loss is es-
timated at $500, with some in
surance.
The funeral of Miss Nellie V.
Boyd took place Tuesday morn
ing last, from the Baltimore and
Ohio depot, upon the arrival Of
the 9.55 train. Services were
held at the grave, conducted by
Do- N:ll