The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-27
GOAL NEWS.
Came Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

IN this city on business.
Mr. {. Fout of Springfield, Ohio, is in
+his city visiting friends.
II lee Stoner of Unionville made a
call at THE CITIZEN office.
Otis Kepler has purchased handsome
Buick automobile.
Hinton Reich of New Haven has been
visiting his parental home in this city.
Officer James A. Jones is now acting
ae Superintendent of Streets.
Miss Nellie Cook, South Market street,
has been visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. Lewis Fraley, West Patrick
street, is on the sick list.
Or George D. Moore, Of Peoria, ILL.,,
&c spending some time in this city on
business.
C. c. Stottlemyer of Wolfsville has
made walking stick which contains 46
- different kinds al wood, all from this
State.
The rear wheel of the Salvation Army
damaging same.
Lorraine Ramsburg of Washington has
been visiting his parental home in this
city.
lanes B. Mclean of Pennsylvania is
visitiug his son, Rev. E. L. Mclean, IS
Fast Third street.
George VIM. Hauer of Baltimore spent
few DAYS with friends and relatives in
this city.
Lee Harwood of Greencastle, Pa, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. John J. Gull
Ter. North Market street.
Mrs. William NJ Hardt of Philadelphia
is visiting her brother, William H. Keller,
East Third street.
Lewis W. Mehrling, E. Patrick street,
has purchased handsome four passenger
Cadillac automobile.
Mrs. Gertie Smith and son of York,
Pa, are visiting Mrs. Mary L. Thomas,
North Market street.
Mrs. c. f. Saylor is quite ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Vernon M.
Rhoads, West South street.
Miss Elizabeth Fritchey, of Lancaster
Pa. has been visiting Miss Mary Nc
Cardell North Market street.
Mr.. Elroy Roelkev and wife, North
j Market street, are spending a few days
with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. George Kolb and Miss Mamie
Crist are visiting their sister, Mrs. Albert
MILFORD, in Hagerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Kay, of Black
Pool, England, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harrie Storm, South Market street
Misses Harry Bean, of Brunswick, has
been visiting the Misses Weiner, East
Patrick street.
DR.. !. T. Pyles and family and Mr..
Morgan Cecil and family, spent Sunday
with friends in Middeburg.
N. NJ. Rimbey, of Mt. Airy, entertained
number Of guests at his hospitable home
on Sunday.
Charles H. Burck, of Philadelphia,
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
Smith.
Miss Katherine, Lease, West South
street, is visiting relatives and friends at
Sharpsburg, Md.
Company A, NJ N. c., held sham
battle on Monday last at Monocacy on
the Gas House pike. Supper was served
after the battle.
The excursion over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Sunday took 1919 persons
from the city-I24 going to Washington
and rs to Baltimore.
About two tons of cherries were ship
ped to Baltimore by the United States
Express Company for Messrs Hett and
GonSo.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer, trained nurse
in the Church Infirmary Home at Balti-
more, was on brief visit to her parental
home.
Kenneth Young has prepared hand
some booklet containing a number of adj
vertisements. poems and verses to be
used on Memorial Day
Mr. and Mrs Horace w. Clarke of
Denver, COL, arrived in this city in their
private car from New York, and were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P-Ross,
Clarke Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S. Perry of Walk
ersville recently entertained some friends
in honor Of their 83rd birthday. They
are the oldest couple In that town, having
lived there So years.
Mrs. H. Hetzler of Baltimore gave the
older boys at the Maryland School for
the Deaf party at which she presented
the basket ball team with a large, hand
some pennant
Work on the new residence of Aliene
Williamson, Record street, is progress
ing. The walls are being erected of brick
with hollow terra Gotta on the interior of
the walls.
An attractive sign in the shape of
shoe has been hung in front of Markey's
shoe store, North Market street. Elec-
trio light bulbs are on each side, to light
it up at night.
While operating a growing machine
at the Ok Fibre Brush Works William
Bruchey had the misfortune to get his
right hand caught in the machine, cutting
the ends of the two small fingers off
Mr. John Haller, East South street,
who has been undergoing treatment at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
has recovered sufficiently to return to
his home.
A carrier pigeon flew into the ware
house of the Frederick Railroad Com
pany few days ago. 1t had two bands
on one of its legs enc marked o4I5, and
the other l.. B.
- Mr.. Silas A. Thomas, IT., of Phila-
delphia, Pa, who has been visiting his
brother Mr.. Robert Thomas, North
Market street, has returned to Phia-
delphia
The special train over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to Washington on Fri
day last took seventy persons to witness