The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-11
LOCAL NEWS 8.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

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was in the city on business.
Ex-senator Norwood was out of to WIZ
on business on Wednesday last.
y John D. Hendrickson, of the Model"
is on business trip to New York.
Mrs. H. J. Krise and Miss Rose Small.
wood are on business trip to Baltimore.
Rural Delivery Mail Carrier Barthlow
had his hand cut on damaged mailbox.
Mrs. Mamie Druen, of Winchester, Va,
is visiting her father, B. T. Virts, Wisner
street.
Henry J. d. Hagan, North Market
street. has been spending few days in
Baltimore.
The United Fire Company has pur-
chased an Anderson Nozzle from Bentz
& Kolb.
Vincent Sebold, attorney and manager
of the Emmitsburg R. R., was in the city
on business.
Burgess Ridgely, of Myersville, severely
thrashed young man for calling him
nicknames.
Gerson Rosenour has returned from
Baltimore where he underwent treatment
for his arm.
VIM. w. Doub, secretary of the Peoples
Fire Insurance Company, was in Balti-
more on business.
Louis Kline, of Washington, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thomas
Kline, Court street.
Miss Maud Finour, of Baltimore, has
been visiting her grandparents, Justice
and Mrs. C. II. Eckstein.
Alderman and Mrs. David Lowenstein
and niece, Miss Jeanette Weinberg, are
on visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Halter East Third
street, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. VIM.
Kemp, near Williamsport.
Mrs. Irma SINNERS, of Columbia, Pa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William H.
Minker, East Third street.
Miss Virginia Clary, of Baltimore. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs J. M. Dronen-
burg, East Patrick street
Professor White and Miss Ella Kreig
addressed the pupils in the West South
street school on Friday last.
A handsome new front has been erected
IN front OF the jewelry store Of c. Rubie
Lands, South Market street
The Carroll Literary Society, of Doubs,
held its monthly meeting on March q, at
Miss Maude Stups residence.
Miss Annie Lamar, of Martinsburg, w.
Va, has been visiting her uncle, Rev. E.
H. Lamar, East Church street.
The quarterly meeting of the Junior Fire
Company was held on Monday last Only
routine business was transacted.
Mrs. Lorraine Eisenberg, Of Lonaco-
ming, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Landauer, East Church street.
Frederick Corps A. S. A. held its
usual meeting on Sunday. Rev. DIR.
Castle preached to large assemblage.
Daniel L. Bussard, of Jefferson, was
seriously injured by falling tree. DIR.
Thomas B. Johnson rendered surgical aid.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer has returned to
Baltimore after spending a few days at
the parental home on North Market street
Mrs. William A. Ehlers, of Gainesville,
has been on brief visit to her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Freeman Dixon, West end
street.
Mrs. Charles Myers, of Whisner street,
attempted suicide by swallowing poison.
Prompt attendance by DR.. W. c. Johnson
saved her.
Misses Mary and Pauline McCardell,
North Market street, have returned from
"a visit to Lancaster, Philadelphia and
Washington.
DIR. T. Henry Charles will move with
his family from Hagerstown to Frederick,
where he will be associated with DR.. H.
p. Fahrney.
Mrs. l.. T. o. Frazier, Dill avenue, has
gone to Mount Airy, where she will con-
duct the bakery of her father, the late
Adam rutland.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald, who for more
than 60 years conducted clearinghouse
. in Brunswick, celebrated on Monday last
her S5th birthday.
Repairs have been made to the cross
ing OF the NJ c. R. R. on East street, at
= the intersection of Church street, by the
railroad company.
Rev. DR.. Moore has been extended a
call from ST. Johns M. E. church, Brook
lyn, N. Y. Dir. Moore was formally To-
Gated in Urbana.
d. Charles Winebrenner has purchased
a lot on Cannon Hip in the rear of the
: G. l.. Baking Company's plant, and will
, erect large stable.
Repairs have been made to the paving
along the tracks of the F. and M. r. R.
on East Patrick street, between Market
street and Middle alley.
Miss Mae Morgan, while on her way
, from Knoxville to George w. Cummings,
near that place, where she is living, lost
a very fine diamond ring.
Mrs. Ida Haus, of Mount Savage, Md,
is attending the bedside of her father,
Alexander Woodward, North Market
street, who is quite sick.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Doub's M.
E. church held its monthly meeting on
Friday evening, March a, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walters.
The public sale of live stock Of Charles
S. Houck was largely attended and
horses brought as high as $780, and colts,
not yet two years old, up to $40.
j. Alliene Williamson awarded the con-
tract to erect handsome residence on
the site Of the Ross law Office building in
Record street, to Martin c. Kemp.
Daniel w. Baker, of Montgomery
county. has voluntarily Withdrawn from
the race to succeed himself as United
States Attorney for the District OF Column
bia.
Work on the new building of the
Franklin Savings Bank is nearing COM
pletion, and the bank will be moved from
its temporary quarters into its new home
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