The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-29
LOCAL NEWS
Came Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.

Saturday, August 49,
Tust;ce / Francis Smith and wife have
retnrned from Atlantic City.
Oscar B. Coblentz, Rockwell Terrace,
&c on visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs Pearl Poole of Washington is Wis
;t;ng her parental home in this city.
GEORGE F. Hane of Washington has
been visiting relatives in this city.
Harry f. Wilcoxon of Canton, Ohio,
has been visiting relatives in this city.
The son of Charles Stone, south of this
civ was accidently cut with scythe.
Mrs Henri L. G.. Kieffer and daughter
are visiting friends in Washington county.
s. Miss Fannie Halter, South Market ST.,
has been visiting relatives in Washington.
H.G. Benson and family, West South
street, are spending month IN Baltimore
county.
Ernest Kennedy, East Third street, is
spending his vacation with friends in Bal
timare.
MFR. Bert Rhodes will erect sounding
hoard in the auditorium at Braddock
Heights.
The Sunday excursion over the B. &
o. from Washington brought 253 persons
to this city.
Mrs. CYRUS Thomas of Washington is
visiting Mr. John M. Haller at Braddock
Heights.
Rev. Absalom Knox and family are
spending some time near Sugar Loaf
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes H. Knock of
Washington have been visiting relatives
in this city.
Messrs Dudley and Arthur Myers OF
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Sol Stern of
Braddock Heights.
Charles Money of Washington spent
the day with the family of J. D. Murphy,
West Fourth street.
Vincent Sebold, president af the EN-
mitsburg Railroad Company, was in
Frederick on business.
Mrs. Frank T. Knock and children of
Washington are visiting Mrs. H. F.
E<Knock, West South street.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee met on Saturday last and adjourned
without transacting any business.
Edgar Homer and Miss Blanche How
ser OF Baltimore are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
!. NJ. Radclilf, East Second street.
Mrs Breck Shaw and sons, South
Market street, who have been visiting
relatives at Manchester, Carroll county,
have returned.
Alexander r. Hagner of Hagerstown
was in Frederick looking after his inter-
ests as a candidate for Congress from the
Sixth District.
Mrs. Belle Lowman of Oklahoma and
Miss Molie Bopst of Cumberland are Wis
ting their aunt Mrs. G.. Jacob Buckley,
West South street.
Rev. Henri l.. G.. Kieffer is in Lancas-
ter where he is attending a spiritual con-
ference of ministers OF the Reformed
church.
AT a meeting of Chippewa Tribe a
committee was appointed to make ar
July 3 and 4, 1911.
NJ. Eugeae Getzendanner, accompanied
B. his daughter, Miss Bessie Getzendan-
liner, has gone to Baltimore. They will
spend some time there.
The tenth annual meeting and picnic
/ ot the Western Maryland Association of
I the Deaf will be held Saturday, August
/ I3, at Braddock Heights.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
erected new railing along the north side
'oi its track on East All Saints street, from
tCarroll street to the station.
The horse OF Prof. William H. Harry
pear this city, slipped and fell on North
market street in front of the intake to the
Sewer in front of the Busy Corner.
Messrs. Thomas L. Zimmerman, Lewis
n. Dertsbaugh, Charles S. Price and
clay DeGrange left for Atlantic City
Where they will spend some time.
4 Joseph F. Eisenhauer, of the CITIZEN,
celebrated on the 27th his sxty-frst birth
fay. A family reunion was held at his
Residence, I24 West Patrick street.
Messrs. w. ]. Grove, Richard N. Crom-
well and R. Claude Dutrow of Frederick
county, were among those who attended
Fhe big Farmers Meeting at La Plata.
Company A, First Infantry, NJ. N. G.,
Ri this city, will send rifle team to the
State matches, which will >be held at the
State Rifle Range at Glenburnie, Md,
this week
Clarence Rohrback, son of Mrs Benja-
Smn Rohrback of Arnoldstown, near Bur-
.kttsville, while picking apples recently
.met with an accident which resulted in
Ehs death.
B. ]. Warner, Jr., Montgomery county,
candidate for the Republican Congress
=slonal nomination of the Sixth District,
|was in Frederick looking after his politi
. cal fences
i On July 20 Cardinal Gibbons cele-
|brated his 10Th birthday. He was at the
home of Mr.. T. Herbert Shriver, Owings
pills, near Westminster. where he quietly
Spent the day.
The Araby Sunday school will hold its
annual picnic on Saturday, August 6, IN
Mrs. Frank Smiths grove. Blue Hill
The Frederick Band will furnish the
music for the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hopes gave
q delightful moonlight lawn party at their
handsome home. near Braddock, in honor
ot their guest, Miss Estelle Register, form
ery of Richmond, but now of Washing
ton.
fine crayon portrait of the late Mr.
5eorge Markell has been presented to
me Mutual Fire Insurance Company by
he family of Mr.. Markell. The deceased
was president of the company for num-
per of years.
The annual picnic of the Taneytown
rasmers' Grange will be held in Oilers
,s5rove, near Taneytown. The dates are