The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12

SOiic tllnc dt DIduuOCK f1elgntS.
Daniel Seeger Of St. Louis Mo-, is Wis
ing his parents, East Patrick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tritapoe of Pet
ersville held large family reunion
Miss Pauline McCardell North Market
street, has been visiting in Hagerstown
Mabel Billmire of St. Louis, Mo-. IS
visiting Elizabeth Gibson, South Market
street.
Tuesday was the twelfth anniversary Of
the unwilling of the Key monument in
Mount Olivet
States Attorney Arthur D. Willard and
family are visiting relatives in Reading,
Pennsylvania.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph T. Pyles, East
Third street, are visiting relatives in
GAINESVILLE, Md,
Mrs. w. Kemp of Williamsport is
visiting her brother. John H. Haller at
Braddock Heights.
Mamie Gather, South Market street
has been visiting in Baltimore, Annapolis
and Washington.
Leslie Cramer of Washington, D. c..
has been visiting Mrs. Charles !. Doll
Braddook Heights.
Miss Theresa L. Staub of Baltimore is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Edward Herring,
West Church street.
Irving Biser was presented with mag
nltlcent Holton melaphone for use in his
Braddock Heights Band.
Sterling Gault. editor of the Emmits-
burg Chronicle, was visitor at the CIrI-
ZEN office during the week.
Mrs. Charles F. Steck and daughter of
Washington, d. c., are visiting Mrs. H.
{. Zaciarlas, East Third street.
Emma Smith of near Unionville has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. William H.
Zimmerman, East Patrick street.
Frank Lease came in contract with an
electric fan in the City Opera House and
was severely injured about the head.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Rohrback and
daughter, Margaret, have returned after
a pleasant trip to Atlantic City and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Lightner of Cham
bersburg. Pa, are visiting her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. w, Kiracofe, s. Market
street.
Elk Judge Jacob NJ. Birely and Professor
Lynn Stevens are attending the State
Grange picnic at Oilers Grove, near
Taneytown.
y Dorsey Sappington, who is connected
with the State road construction work.
near Cumberland, is spending several
days at his home, East Second Street.
The Grand Lodge of>Knights of Pyth-
las (coored) OF the jurisdiction of Mary
land, which convened its session in Eas-
ton, decided to meet in Frederick next
July ~, rs and 20.
Dr. Houston Elliott of Washington who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Adolf
plus Fearhake. Braddock Heights. is
spending two weeks in Owasco Lake,
near Albany, N. Y.
Rev. Mrs. E. L. Mclean and daughter
have gone to the parental home eff Mrs.
Mclean, Alexandria, Pa, where they
will spend a three-weeks' vacation. Rev.
Mclean will join them on August15.
Young & Staley have sold for Charles
B. Titlow. the property on East Seventh
street, to J. Elmer Lent. on private
terms. They have also sold two lots on
East Seventh street to VIM. w. Doub.
One of the front wheels of a buggy
driven by Mr. Howard Young, was run
into on West Patrick street by trolley car
No a in front of Charles Fagan's resi-
dence. The wheel was demolished.
Rev. William E Brown OF Middletown
who recently was extended a call to be-
come pastor of the Church of the Refor-
nation in Baltimore, to succeed Rev. U.
5. 6. Rupp, has accepted the call.
Mrs. Mathilde Guyol of Washington,
d. c., niece of General Beuregarde and
Hon. John Sidell, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Robert Downing, at Glen Ellen,
near this city.
Letter Carrier Charles Robertson and
family are enjoying camp life at Detour.
In the party are Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson,
Misses Lula Robertson and Ida Hartig,
and Charles Robertson, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leroy McCardall left
with the members OF Beauseant Com
mandery for Chicago, where the thirty
first triennial conclave of the Knights
Templar is being held this week.
John H. Messler, a graduate Of the
Baltimore Medical College, of the Class
of 1910, filed his certihce at the Clerk S
Office. Mr.. Messler expects to practice
his profession at louisville, this county.
The members of Camp Jolly" who
have been enjoying camp life along the
Potomac river, opposite Catoctin Switch,
on the Virginia side, for the past two
weeks, broke camp and returned home
Zachariah E., Zimmerman, near Fred
erick, had the misfortune to lose a colt,
aged three years. The colts leg was
I broken by kick from horse and haC
to be killed. Mr. Zimmerman valued the
animal at SI75.
The Sunday School scholars of the
Church of the Brethren of this city held
their picnic on Saturday near Jefferson
One hundred and seven were IN the party
and were entertained on their return al
Braddock Heights.
Herman w. Ordeman, son of Mrs. D.
T. Ordeman, West Third street, who is
engaged in engineering construction work
in New Mexico, has recently had his head
quarters transferred from Camp Encuric
, to Garcia. New Mexico.
The SUNDAY School, Ministerial and
Christian Workers Temperance meeting
of the Church of the Brethren of the
Eastern district of Maryland was held al
Pleasant Hill church, near Monrovia, on
August 10 and II.
The burgess and commissioners oil
Boonsboro have decided to purchase wha
is known as the Red Mems lot, upor
which they will erect municipal building
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