The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-08-14

The Smokeless Powder Com
pany of Allegany county has been
Incorporated.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur b. Carly
are visiting Mr.. @. G. Carly.
East Patrick street.
Mrs. Jacob L. Engelbrecht has
been the guest at the parental
home in Adamstown.
Eleven persons went to Atlantic
City over the Northern Central
Railroad on August 6.
Miss Ethel Waters, of East
Church street, is visiting Miss
Pearl Moore in Baltimore.
Mrs. G. F. Goodell and children
have returned from a pleasant
ocean trip to Boston, Mass.
Miss Aimee Lands, North Mar.
ket street, is entertaining Miss
Virginia Grove, of Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Thomas of Balti.
more is visiting Mrs. Claude r.
McCleery, West Church street.
Mrs. G. W. Cummins and Miss
Mary Louise Cummins are the
guests of Mr.. John I'll. Frazier.
Miss Mamie G. Zimmerman of
CarrOll's Manor is spending some
time with friends in Washington
City.
DR.. Charles H. Conley, of Adj
amstown, was engaged at the
City Hospital during the past
week.
Misses Grace and Louise Bow
lus, of Toledo. Ohio. are visiting
relativas and friends in this city
and vicinity.
Mr.. G. Hoskins Morgan has
been employed by the Frederick
Electrical and Engineering Com
pany as clerk.
Mr. Harry j. Miller, West Pat
rick street, has gone to Oxford,
Talbot county, where he will go
into business with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sensen-
baugh. of Rock Falls, Illinois,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. ID. Wolfe, of Yellow Springs.
Mr.. N. o, Cline, of Boston,
Mass, accompanied by Mr..
Charles Noble and family are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Cline, Braddock Heights.
Mrs. o. p. Bennett and Miss
Sabina Beckley gave a moonlight
trolley ride on Tuesday, the 18th
inst. All were pleased with the
outing.
Mr.. John William Thompson,
of Indiana, and Miss Frances
Richardson, of Charleston, West
Virginia, are Wis ting Dr. and
Mrs. +. b. Smith, Court street..
Conductor Joseph Il. Collins.
who was killed in Alabama by
the strike breakers, was born in
this city. and is related to the
family of the late Henry Lorentz.
The astronomer who predicts
Mr.. Roosevelt's triumphant re-
election in 1920, has at least
given the malefactors of great
wealth sufficient time to brace
up.
The remains of conductor Jo-
sepb Collins, who was killed in
Alabama, were buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Co lum b a
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, had
charge of the funeral.
Messrs Charles B. Gaver aud
sons have laid a fine cement pave
ment and porch in front of the
DWELLING houses of ex Sheriff G.
L. X. Young and Mr.. G. G. Aush-
erman, Court street.
The tenth Key Monument an
niversary. which occurred on
August the 9th. will be- celebrat-
ed on September 18th. Mrs Nc
Lean, President. General of the
ID. A. r., will be present on that
day.
The commission appointed ny
Governor Crothers to investigate
Springfield Hospital for The In
sane is said to have reported he
institution $50, 600 in debt. DR..
j. Clement Clark was reelected
superintendent.
Out of the entire Maryland
National Guard, fifteen men were
selected as most expert marks
men, Corporal MuDshower, of
Company A, this city, was one
of those selected to shoot in the
national matches.
Prof. and Mrs Anon Burgee
gave an enjoyable lawn party at
their home, Park Hall" The
grove was lighted with japanese