The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
LOCAL NEW s.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

fall was measured by Mr.. Henry
Trail, was 1.02 inches.
VIM. G. Devecmon. of Cumber-
land. was elected President of the
State Bar Association.
The box factory OF Jacob
Wheatfield, Columbia avenue,
Baltimore. was destroyed by fire.
The store house near Williams
port. Md, belonging to Mr.. VIM
I'll. Armstrong was destroyed by
fire.
Thomas Gallagher, a we'll known
contractor aud builder, died in
Cumberland, Nd, at the ripe
age of 90 years.
Dr. Charles H. Conley, of Adj
amstown, was in this city on
Wednesday, July 10Th, on pro-
fessional business.
The Fourth Maryland National
Guards of this State are at Pine
Plains, New York, and are max
ing good record.
Mr.. Vincent Sebold, of En-
mitsburg, and Col. N. A. Englar,
of townsville. were in this city
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Tillow
have issued invitations to the
marriage reception of the daugh-
ter, Cecilia Katherine, to Mr..
James Raymond 10y.
Governor johnson, of Mime
sofa, and Judge Gray, of Della
ware, sent kilograms of congrat-
ulali0n to the Presidential NOM
inee on the Democratic nominee,
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
Mrs. Nellie Williams, of Balti-
more City, filed in the Circuit
Court of Frederick county, a bill
to compel her husband, VIM. Viii
liams, who lives at Brunswick,
Md, to pay her permanent ali
mOny.
Change of venue was granted
to WIN. f. Harig. who K led
James NJ. Mahon, in Baltimore
City, on November Dist, 1907.
The trial was changed to West
minister, CaIrolLcounty, by Judge
Sans.
A committee consisting of VIM.
Il. Davis, George Glessner and
John Davis, were appointed to
draft resolutions on the death Of
the late S Hatch Ebert. Eulo-
gies were made by several mem
bers of the company.
Cramer & Stauffer. real estate
and loan agents. sold for Mr..
Charles A. Tucker his lot of
ground, improved with a large
three story brick dwelling house
on East Second street, to Mr..
John Hershberger, for 81, 900.
Samuel Schmidt, Oscar Rout
zahn, Thomas Biggs. George En-
glebrecht and several others have
pitched their tents near Fred.
erick Junction, where they will
spend their vacation and enjoy
life. They have named their
camp, Camp Easy"
According to recent act of
the General Assembly of Mary.
land, women are ineligible to
serve as Notaries Public in
Washington county. The recent
appointment of Miss Edna Sny-
der, of Hagerstown, by the Gov
ernor is therefore illegal.
Professor G. Dorsey Waters
was buried from Corpus Christi
Church, Baltimore, on Wednes-
day last. High Requiem Mass
was sung by Father Nolan, and
interment was made in Bonnie
Brae Cemetery. The band of
which he was the leader, acted
as pail bearers and accompanied
the remains to the church and
cemetery.
Professor George Edw. Smith,
leader of the Reformed, Choir of
this city. was the chief solOist at
the great Reform I'D reunion at
Pen Mar yesterday. The attend
ance was unprecedently large,
and the orchestra of this city,
was much in evidence. The sing
ing of Professor Smith was b ghly
commended. Special trains were
run on all lines.
Mr.. John Ii. L. Rudy died at
the home of his SON. in-law, Mr..
William s. Smith, at Pearl,
this county, on Monday evening
last. the 18th inst, from paral-
ysis, caused by fall received
while sitting on bench in front
of Mr.. VIM. Fleming's tobacco
store, last Saturday night. He
was about II years of age.