The citizen., 1908-04-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little Jottings About
People and Things.

Mr.. Murray Wachter is spend
# ing some time in Jefferson.
The Governor has proclaime,
Frid Y, April 10th, Arbor Day
Attorney Sebold, of Emmits
burg, was in this city recently OF
business.
Mr.. James Rowe, West Fourth
street, is in Baltimore and Phil
adelphia on business.
Mr.. George d. Norris. of Un
iOnville, spent several days re.
Gently in this city.
The ides Of March don't DO tbel
the average man as much as the
millinery bills of April.
Miss Clara Knauff is spe nding
the month of April at Mr.. @ harlea
Pickings, at Harmony Grove.
Mrs.J. S. Kieffer, of Ha gers
town, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Clarke Kieffer, East Third
street.
Edward Young, of Middletown,
has accepted a position with Mr..
VIM. II. Ramsbusg as travelling
salesman.
A convict named Raspberry
was sentenced to life impris on
ment in the North. He will be
well preserved.
Miss NJ. Eleanor Dill, West
Third street, is spending some
time with relatives and friends
In Baltimore.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Claggett aud son,
Richard. of Laurel, Md, are Wis.
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Schley, this city.
Mrs. John w. Young, West
Patrick street, who has been Wis.
Ing relatives and frie nds in Wash
ington, has returned.
Miss Hazel Edmunds, Sou b
Market street. who has been
Visiting friends in Hagerstown,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. John Young and children,
of Washington, who have been
Visiting relatives and friends in
this city. have returned.
] he Board of Election Super
visers accepted the resignation
of Ii. Dorsey Etchlson. His sue
cessor was not appointed.
"A If she does marry Prince Helie,
the wearied public will hope that
Madame Gould may live happily
-and quietly-ever afterw ards.
By closing the factories and
lessening production the textile
Industries of New England are
preparing for new era of tariff
made prosperity.
Mrs. George j. Luckey. of near
this city, has been summoned to
the bedside of her brother, Mr..
George Lindsay, in Pitts burg,
Pa, who is quite sick.
Mr.. Lester Toms at Mt. st.
Mary's College. umpired a game
|Of baseball between the Mt. st.
Mary's team and the Catholic
University team, of Washington.
Lutz & Schranm will establish
branch of the Lutz & Sch, ANN
Preserving and Picking Com
paDy here. Cucumber seed was dis
fributed in the Grand Jury room
10 the planters, and Mr.. Mullins,
fhe representative of the firm, ex-
planned the growing of cucum-
pers i'll other sections of the
foun;ry. Tomatoes will also be
argely grown.
The Western Maryland Rail.
fOad expects to make Pen Mar
Fery attractive during the CON-
&ng sumner and new amusement
{eatures will be introduced, the
principal novelty talked of being
commodiOus skating rink, where
series of polo games between
laryland aud Pennsylv ania
eams will be played. The sum-
or schedule will take effect
Dout June 10Th, and o large
mountain and excursion business
expected.
Edwin Gould, brother of Geo.
Gould, head of all of the
ould lines, was in Baltimore
st week. He denied the rumor
pat Baltimore would be aban.
onded in the building up of the
reat wabash system by reason
the Western Maryland receiv-
snip. He said that the Monu-
entnl City will eventually be-
me the terminus of the road
ter the Western extension to
lttsburg has been completed.
!, Gould spent day at Get
sburg.