The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-03
LOCAL NEW s.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Noah E. Cramer has moved into
his home on Record street.
d. w. Reichard was appointed
tax collector for Washington Co.
David M. Souders has been
appointed postmaster at Lander,
this county.
Mr.. Alfred McEwen has leased
"Rose Hill Farm" and will occupy
the same.
Mr.. ID. V. Stauffer spent several
days in Baltimore on business,
this week.
Justice Eckstein has been IN
Annapolis and Washington on
\ business.
w. Scott Vanfossen has re-
3 moved to East Fourth street from
West Patrick.
Chief Judge WOrthington has
been attending the Court of APP
4 ptdlS SeSSlOu.
Mr.. H. c. Ailgore, of Bruins.
wick, was in this city during the
week on business.
d. NJ. Stauffer. son of d. V.
d Stauffer, of this city, has located
4 in LawtOn, Oklahoma.
Mr.. A. N. McCardell of Ger
mantown is visiting his father,
Mr.. A. G. McCardell.
Mr.. Lewis F. Carter and family
have removed from West Fourth
to East Third street.
Over $12, 1000, 600 was given by
& the Church of England last year
for philanthropic work.
Mrs. Neighbours, of Lewlstown,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
s. Wachtsr, q: Arlington.
States Attorney Willard and
family are spending few days
& at Broad Run with friends.
William d. Hales, the electric
ian has removed from East Pat
rick street to North Market.
Mr.. Paul McEwsn, manager of
4 the Ok Fire Brush Works is at the
City Hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lands
are in Hagerstown visiting Mrs.
Charles Spaugler, Mrs. Landis'
sister.
The postmasters of Pennsyl-
vania will meet at Harrisburg ON
April 2lst to form State Asso.
citation.
Tariff revision can wait. 1t
has been so long at the job that
it has worn hollow in the Cap
itol steps.
The property occupied by Mrs.
Marsh. on Court street, was sold
to Mr.. Samuel Wertheimer, for
81. 400.
Walter Rippey, negro was
hing at Tazewell Court House,
Virginia, for criminal assault
upon Mrs. Mary Dancy.
Mr.. Henry w. Halter, and his
grand daughter. Miss Genera,
have returned from a visit to rel
atives in Pittsbnrg, Pa.
Charles e. Knauff, the veteran
printer, once foreman Of this of
fee, is spending some time at
Charles Picking. Harmony Grove.
Governor Crothers it is expected
will issue proclamation desig-
mating a day IN April for the ob
servance of "Arbor and Highway
Day."
Mr.. William Nash Young at
tended the meeting of the Grand
Council of the Royal Arcanum.
Mr.. Young represented Frederick
Council, No. 1896.
Miss Fannie Yingling, of Lib
ertytown, after visiting Phila-
delphia, and Washington is
spending few days with her
brother, Mr.. Vincent Yingling,
of this city.
Austin Kolb Mantz. missing
fOI two weeks, returned home from
HageTstOwn this week accompa-
MED by his father. The young
ster travelled around considerable
since his departure from home.
Sheriff George Edw. Myers
took Walter Myers, aged Ia
years. to st. Mary's Industrial
School. Baltimore, rec n thy,
where he will remain until he 10
81 years of age.
At the M. e. Church South.
conference at Roanoke, Virginia.
presiding Elder Bond, in his
statement covering Frederick
county, said that a parson age
was very much desired in Fred
erick City. We hope that the
Ray Tylar will ooor,