The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-28

New York City
Mr.. Charles w. Quinn is on a
fishing trip to West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. f. Anderson
are visiting friends in West vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. L. Carty
and children have returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Bradley I. Nicodemus is
on an extended business trip
through Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Benjamin Rosenour and
Mrs. Abraham Rosenour, of this
city. have returned from Allan
tic City.
Mr.. James B. Yeakle, formerly
of this city, was elected president
of the International Association
of Municipal Electricians.
The picnic of the United Broth.
rem Sunday School was again
marred by a heavy rain fall be-
fore the final program was fin
ished.
Mr.. FL. F. Shipley rstires as a
member of the Frederick Electric
Engineering Company, having
sold his interests to the other
members.
Mr.. B. E. Snyder has applied
for the benefit of the bankruptcy
law. He resides in Brunswick
and is employed by the B. & o.
r. r. Co.
On Tuesday last the Board of
County Commissioners and few
friends were entertained at Mon.
tevue by the Board of Charities
and Corrections.
The commission on general APP
preparations, one of the unpaid
commissions appointed by the
Governor, has been assigned to
important work.
Lester Randolph and Paul Only
were fined one dollar and three
dollars and seventy-cents respect
lively for fighting by Justice Bit
ter, which was paid.
The German bassader to
the United States died at Held
Iceberg, Germany, after an opera
tion for cancer had been per-
formed by Professor CzeIney.
In civil suit tried before Jus
tice Eckstein of Mrs. Alice Koes
ter VS.. Mrs. Ella U. Stull. for
violation of contract, rendered a
verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50
Prof. Oscar b. Coblentz has
been admitted as member of the
firm of Coblentz & Waters, attor
neys. The name of the firm will
continue the same as heretofore.
Lewis Elmer Crum purchased
at public sale the two. story brick
dwelling house of the late Lewis
Crum, on West Fifth street, for
1910. Harvey Lease was the auc
tiOneer.
Mr.. David II. Kolb, the veteran
engineer of the Independent Hose
Company, celebrated his 18th
year on August the oath. He re
ceived the congratulations of his
many friends.
Mr.. Edward Richie and four
of his children-Martin, Norris.
Leonard and Howard Ritchie, of
near Buckeystown, were brought
to The City Hospital for treatment
for typhoid fever.
Messrs. Lee Ordeman and VIM.
M. Storm, who have been touring
through France, Belgium, Ger
many and England, during the
summer months, arrived in this
city during the week.
A. Ii. Roedsr, was before JUS
tice Eckstein in this city on the
charge of selling whlskey in
Brunswick. He waived a hear
ing and furnished bond for $500
for his appearance at court.
The children of the Loats
Orphanage were given a trolley
ride to Jefferson and return. The
party was in charge of the super
intendent, Mr.. G. q. Carly, and
most delightful time was had.
Mayor Mahool will go to
Omaha, Nebraska, to preside
over the convention of the League
OF American municipalities. to
commence on September 30th,
and to continue until October
2n6.
Albert Finney frock was ar
rested for assaulting larry
Smith in Freed's saloon, on East
Patrick street, after hearing the
evidence. Justice Ritter repri-
handed both parties, and fined
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