The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-08
FOCAL NEWS.
sams Little lettings About Peo
pie and Things.


Mrs s. s Patterson is visiting her
brother in Chambersburg, Pa.
Miss Leslie Reifsnider, OF Taneytown,
IS visiting Mrs. Allen R. Lampe.
Mrs. Keefer Biddle, Wisner street, WIS.,
tied friends in Myersville.
Mr.. Newton Haller has been spending
some time in Baltimnre.
Mr. Carroll Hendrickson is stopping
at the Catalpin, Braddock Heights.
Mr.. John J. Dronenburg is spending
his vacation in Baltimore and the Eastern
Shore.
Mr. George Biggs, of Pittsburg, Pa.
IS Nlsiting at his parental home in this
city.
Miss Naomi Gring, Of Boston, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her mother
in this city.
Misses Hazel and Frances GLAND, East
Patrick street, are visiting friends in
Walkersville
Mr.. B. w. Wilson, East Third street,
is spending few days with friends in
Union Bridge.
Mr.. John L. Michael, West Patrick
street. has been spending few days at
Doubs, on business.
Miss Mollie Gittinger, West Patrick
street, is visiting friends in Philadelphia
and Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Edna Baker of Hagerstown, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. hardwood
d. Harp, East Church street.
Miss Ruth Holdcraft, East Church
street, has been spending some time
with friends in Lewistown.
Mr.. William w. Doub, of the Peoples
Fire Insurance Company, has returned
from business trip to the Eastern Shore.
Miss Alice Thompson and Mrs. Chas.
Sifford have returned from visit to
Boston, Mass, and Portland, Maine.
Mr.. William H. B. Etchison and
family East Church street, have removed
to Braddock Heights for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Thomas, East
Church street, are on a visit to Findley,
Springfield, and other points in Ohio.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard and her son,
George of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Sarah Albaugh, on West Patrick Street
Mr.. VIM. ]. Grove, President of the
NJ ]. Grove Lime Company, of Lime
Kiln, was in the city recently on bust
ness
Sheriff and Mrs. William G.. Grimes
and daughter, Gladys, spent a few days
recently at their parental home, near La
diesburg.
Mrs. Henry w. Rogers, of Baltimore,
sister of Mr.. George r. Dennis, of this
city, will sail for Europe about the mid
die of July.
Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein. of Eli
colt City, spent few days recently with
his brother, Mr.. Ernest Helfenstein,
Clarke Place.
( Mrs. Richard Weatley and son, Of
\ Washington, D. c., are spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Lips
comb, East Seventh street.
Many of the admirers of Company A,
Maryland National Guard, made a visit
on Sunday last to Gettysburg, to witness
the maneuvors of the State and regular
military organizations of the country.
About ten rural mail boxes along Route
No. from this city. on the road between
Mt. Pleasant and Libertytown and also
the road to McKaig were torn away from
their fastenings during last Sunday night
Mr. D. Princeton Buckley is confined
to his home on West Third street, with
broken bone in his foot, caused by
miss step from an automobile several
days ago. He expects to be at his Office
IN few days.
DR.. Ira ]. McCurdy has been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Horace w. Clarke, Of
Denver, Colorado. While absent he
went on tour of inspection with Mr..
Clarke over the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad systems.
Mr. Staley Holtz, son of Mr.. Clarence
Holt, OF this city, who graduated from
tAe Law Department of the Washington
akd Lee University, Lexington, Virginia,
1ssed the examining board at Roanoke,
Virginia, few days ago.
The concrete walk which the Burgess
and commissioners of Middletown have
mad laid down from the Green street
trolley station to Main street, has been
completed and is quite an improvement
ne new improvement was badly needed.
he Society for the Prevention Of Cru
eltv 10 Animals has notified several per-
sons to stop using their horses, because
.nelr ANIMALS are not in fit shape, and
reira'n from driving them until they
PiooCi PlySlCdl COHultlOn.
Mr. Edward ]. Winebrener, Jr., has
purchased from Miss Elizabeth Markell
ana Others, the property of the late Mr..
Lnomas Markell, on South Market
sueet, consisting of fine, three story
DICK clearinghouse and lot. The con-
Soeratlon was "a, 900.
Frank Cumberland, as years old, was
,uh over and killed on the Western
MARYLAND Railroad near Fairfield,
snort distance from the Frederick county
me a few days ago The body was
ioeho along the track horribly mangled.
track.
r. Al The regular meeting of Chippewa
urioe No. 10, Improved Order of Red
men the following officers were elected
Ior me ensuing term: Prophet, Harry
rmneyirock; sachem, c. w. Keiser,
senior sycamore, Willard Bartholow;
JUNIOR sycamore, Allen Lampe; trustee,
Sharles A. Lands.
y The new Mount Tabor Lutheran
.N~hurch, at Fairview, Rev. w. K. Diehl,
pastor, will be dedicated on Sunday,
July 24th, with special services morning,
a:sIternoon, and evening. The new ed
,hce IS OF brick and will cost about
ts,oSo 1t replaces an old brick church
oullI over so years ago. The church has
membership Of about TO-
ne new automobile iax want ,uto