The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30

DR.. Lloyd 7. Magill is in the
city visiting the parental home
Vincent Sebold of Emmitsbure
was in the city on legal business
DR.. @. H. Ellevitt is visiting
the nom, of Mr.. aud Mrs. A,
Fearhake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Mohley are
entertaining Miss Daisy Elgin, Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry H. Huplet, of Phil.
adelphia. is visiting Mrs. f. s
HOuck, West Patrick street.
Messrs Harry and Bradley Z.
Cramer, of Mt Pleasant, were ia
this city to make arrangements
for Tuesday night.
Rev. Albert E. Smith, formerly
of Fredei lex, has been made as.
sistant to Rev. Sebastian Rahbia.
OF ST. Mary's Catholic Church,
Hagerstown.
Mr.. Charles b. T. Hendrick son
has sold his residence property
on West Second street, to Mr..
John E. Haugh, of Norfolk. Va,
the consideration being private.
The Lebherz Bros, lessees of
the Opera House, are giviny per.
formances every night-moving
pi"tures. etc, for a small admis-
sion. They are meeting with
great success.
Whether or not the cold wave
predicted by the Weather Bureau
the past week arrives or not,
there is sure to be cold wave
for somebody the first week in
November.
We had very fine rain last
Saturday night, the Oath inst,
which was very much needed,
and we hope that the forest fires
that were burning 40 fiercely in
Western Maryland have been OK
tinguiShed.
The dwelling of John Crawford,
at Evansville, this county, was
recently totally destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Crawford saved part of his
household effects. The property
was partially insured.
Messrs. Kolb Bros. purchased
fifteen head of cattle from Vir-
ginia, which were exhibited at
the fair, and which averaged
1871 pounds. The cattle are the
largest that have been seen here
for some time.
Mr.. Samuel l.. Lilly, treasurer
of the Board of Charities and
Corrections, has received from
New York car load of potatoes
for MOntevuo Hospital. They
were of a very large variety, and
averaged about % pounds each.
Don't forget to go 10 the big
Democratic mass meeting, which
will he held in the City Opera
House, tonight. Able speakers
will be present and you will hear
the vital issues of the campaign
fully discussed.
Mrs. Mary l.. Halter, East
Patrick street, has sold her prop
erty containing q acres. to
the United States Government
for the sum of 81. 500. The land
is near the historic peach or
cbard, next to the ''Dsvil's Den -
The Frederick Bryan. Kern and
Lewis Club held meeting at the
City Opera House, their head
quarters. last Tuesday night. El
Oquent addresses were delivered
by Charles G. Waters and Alfred
Ritter. members of the Frederick
Bar. The rooms were crowded.
The winter schedule of the
Washington, Frederick and Get
tAsburg Railway, between this
city and Tburmont, went into
effect OH Monday last. A stand
ard clock has been placed in the
Office of the company on the
corner of Market aud Fourth
streets.
Reduced to t he plainest terms
this is a contest between the peO-
pie on the one hand and on the
other a combination of bureau
Gratis strug ling to maintain their
control of government and pluto
Gratis eager to accumulate spoils
tn ough the agency of the tariff.
There should be no difficulty in
rightly determining such an issue.
Mr.. Frederick Webster Legg,
of the blinking house of Handle
ton and Company, of Baltimore;
Mr.. Henry Winter, of the bank
ing house of E. III. Hollins and
Company, and Miss Lillian
Greiner, of Roland Park, Balti-
more. were the guests of Mr.. and
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