The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Miss Molle Urner has been Wis.
iting Mrs. Tozer at Union Bridge.
Fire destroyed the plant of til G
Hagerstown Shirt Company.
DR.. a. E. Smith has returned
from business trip to Cumber.
land, Md.
Mr.. G. Francis Baughman
spent Sunday with his parents,
West Church street.
Miss Ruby Strickland, of Sham
okin, 10 visiting the Misses Rohr-
back, at Lime Kiln.
Miss Loretta Rohrback, of Lime
Kiln. has returned from a pleas
ant visit to Baltimore City.
Rev. and Mrs. Tozer. of Union
Bridge, have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Anon Burgee.
Robert E. Hahn, formerly of
Thurmont, this county, has Sc
cured a patent on folding casket.
President Roosevelt is urging
larger appropriation to enforce
the publicity clause in the Rate
Law.
City Attorney Edward j.
Smith. and Justice John Francis
Smith, were in the county on bus.
mess.
Court Crier George A. Schroed
er, West Patrick street, who has
been quite sick again, is some
what improved.
Messrs. G. 7. X, Young and G.
@. Ausherman, of this city, were
in attendance at the Republican
State Convention.
Mr.. Hunt Hendrick of this
city, will accompany DR.. Tiffany,
of the Weste!n Maryland College,
to Europe this summer.
DR.. Charles Fl. Conley on
Saturday, May End. attended a
meeting in Baltimore. of the
State Tuberculosis ommissiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Costigan, of Cal
iforuia, are paying a visit to
Ronthland Hall, the parental
home of Mrs. Costigan, nee Nash.
The Misses Potts. Court street,
gave a tea from five to seven
O'Clock, on Wednesday last. Their
many friends were in attendance.
Mrs. Candee, from Syracuse.
New York. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Carlos de Garmendia at
their hospitable home, ..Tusca
rora"
President Roosevelt reappoint-
ed Secretary Straus, one of the
American mem bers of the Perma.
nelt Court of Arbitration at the
Hague.
John Benjamin Ford has made
deed Of trust, naming Albert
S. Brown as trustee. He keeps a
small grocery on Water street.
Liabilities 300.
Elder K. @. Renner. a prom
inent German Baptist Elder, and
a most diligent student of the
scriptures says that the Millen-
ium will begin In 1915.
Several representatives of pub
lie interests Washington no
doubt wish that some of the
American newspaper reporters
would go on a strike like those
German newspaper men.
Messrs. N. A. Englar. Vincent
Sebold, Charles II. Baughman,
VIM. j. Grove, j.. Polk Blser.
and DR.. Charles II. Conley. at
tended the meeting of the Dem.
ocratic State Central Committee.
Application has been made to
Governor Crothers for the pardon
OF Robert L Keller, who was
sentenced TO Is years in the pen
ltentiary for the murder of Jos.
Y. Walker, in 1897.
Hon. Ii. e. Baker, who was
recently appointed Clerk of the
Clrcnit Court for Washington
county, retained all of the dep
utles formerly appointed by the
late George b. Oswald.
After brief illness, due TO the
lnhrmities of advanced age, Rev.
William G. Eggleston, the nestor
OF the Baltimore Conference, NJ.
n. Church. passed away at his
nome in Middlstown, Virgins,
aged about SO years.
Chester Reno Kesselr i n e.
,nrough his attorney, Hon. Jacob
hohrhack, has been granted an
absolute divorce from his wife,
Matte Kesselring, and the Gus
'ody OF their son, William. The
parties reside at Catoctin Fur
mace.