The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-23
LOCAL NEW S.
some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Mr.. and Mrs j. Robert Hogg.
Of Baltimore. are visiting Miss
l Leila TIeich, East Church street.
/ Tie annual festival of Harvest
Hone, or Donation Day, will be
/ held at the Home for the Aged on
/ Thursday, October 80.
/ Frank Harrison Tracy and
Mary Miriam Oden, of this city,
were married recently by the
Rev. E. l.. Mclean.
4 Mi. and Mrs. Lewis Mcberly
| and child. of Baltimore, are visit
ing Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Cramer.
West South street.
Famous Frank Mount Pleasant,
formerly Carlisle Indian football
player, is play ing quarterback on.
Dickinson college eleven
Copies of the laws which were
passed at the recent session of the
! Legislature have been received at
the clerks office for distribution.
The excursion over the Balti.
more aud Ohio Railroad Sunday
last took 81 persons from this city,
81 going to Washington and A TO
Baltimore.
Mark P. Wells, of Phila
delpbla, Pa, was awarded the
contract to build the new post
Office at HagerstOwn. His bid
was SOL, 1872.
/ The city assessors have finished
4 all their outside work, except the
Clarke Place property. and expect
Ito have the reasseSsment CON.
pleted by November 10.
A silver typewriter, with keys
pr mpther-of-pearl, has been ma lie
for the empress of Russia, whose
Attest hobby is to type write all
pes personal correspondence.
.laS>e Jones, cold, plead guilty
:"cr Justice g. II. Eckstein to
ha'ge OF helng drunk and dlSor
siiy and was fined 81 90 which
az paid. Officer King made lie
frest
nrs. Isaac G. Hedges, of Lewis
En. v no has been quite sick at
City Hospital, has recovered
beientlN to go to the home of
son, Mr.. o. Il. Hedges, Dlll
kseae
good deal is written about
ane bride, but the young
'fash Yho marries a good girl in
.sny :. aer month. if he is the rig hit
Ifors mSelf, will never have oc
casei % regret it.
GA IS T. X. Young, real estate
ansi 80 france agent, has sold for
#Caps. Daniel Grimes, his two
story lex dwelling house on
Eass ~ Saints street, to Mrs.
MARY q. Zimmerman on private
terms.
AT "A mretin of Enoch Council,
NO. 10. Royal and Select Masons,
the following officers were elected:
7rayson Z. Bowers, T. L. NJ; DR..
y. McCurdy, ID. l. NJ; q. S.
Howard. q. W.; Il e. Delaplain..
<'9Rsuier; W. N. Young, recorder.
Dennis McMapn. who was ar
fed on Saturday night by spec
Ofhcer Dronenburg and Officer
pg, was given hearing before
1stice j. Francis Smith on the
cuhrge of being drunk and disor
lily on South Market street. He
omitted his case and was fined
George E. Cuttings, through his
torne,, Jesse +. Heagy, has
ed a bill for a divorce from his
1fe, Flora Cuttings. The parties.
10 reside near this city, were
married IN this county on Novem
Der IL, 1902, by Rev. Vernon N
kldgely. and lived together until
October 5, 1905.
Charles J. Angl Q berger.
through his attorneys, Urner &
Urner, has been granted a tenn
porary injunction restraining
Frederick M. Koogle and Amanda
Koogle. his wife, and Markell H
Nelson. from negotiating or as
signing a promissory note held Inv
Amanda Koogle, from Markell II
Nelson.
Confidenc will no doubt be az.
fected by the result of the cleo
ton, and it will have an influence
upon the course of after events.
but the idea that the prosperity
and well being of the country
depends upon the ascendancy #
one political party or the election
of any particular candidate to
Office has been fostered to pei.
nicious degree.--New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce.