The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-15
FOCAL NEWS
Came Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

speedily constructed.
Senator Matthias of Thurmont was in
the city visiting his many friends.
The Fahrnev reunion will be held near
Mapleville, Md, on Saturday, July 80.
Allen McHenrv lost very valuable
horse by death recently.
Edward Schell landed six bass and M.
F. Doll five while on fishing trip.
Miss Maggie Rhoderick of Middletown
had her hand badly burned while dis
charging fireworks on July 4th,
Many members of the Elks' Lodge are
visiting Detroit, Mich, where the Grand
Lodge is in session.
she American Salvation Army are
holding open air-meetings throughout the
city.
Edward Heinlein celebrated his fiftieth
birthday on July Sth. He was given
surprise party by his relatives.
Miss Rose Dyer, with Messrs. T. Irving
Miller & Co., is confined to her home by
sickness.
The S. P. c. A. held a meeting recently
when the Delhi Memorial Fountain and
y other matters were discussed.
Vincent Sebold, manager of the EN-
mitsburg Railroad, was in Frederick on
railroad business.
The Misses Reitz of Baltimore are Wis
ting their brother, Emil Reitz, in this
city.
Iohn and William Haines and Mr..
Smith set large number of outlines and
4 were successful in catching II6 fish.
Rev. John c. Bowers. preached his fare
well sermon at Calvary Lutheran church
i on Sunday. He goes to Gainesville.
Joseph Flanagan, who was taken to
/ Montevue suffering with nervous trou-
Bile, has improved somewhat.
John NJ Heagy of Rockville is spend
i ing short while with his brother, c. A.
\ Heagey, at Braddock Heights.
H. S. Bennett and Samuel Titlow cap
. tured Ia fine bass while fishing along the
4 Monocacy
\ M, f. Getzendanner, who is undergo
Ting treatment at the City Hospital, is i'm
4 proving
While getting off of the trolley at Cliff
ton, Frank Finney had the misfortune to
4 fall, striking his eye and injuring it some.
Randolph N. Martz of this city has
been issued a patent, through the depart
ment at Washington, on vehicle rake
The Womans Home Missionary Soci-
i ETY. were entertained deliberately by Mrs
c. E Cline at her residence, Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. William Wilson of Doubs, who
has been undergoing treatment at the
City Hospital, has recovered sufficiently
+ to return to her home.
Mrs. William H. Lebherz of this city
left for Niagara Falls, where she will visit
Mr.. Lebherz's brother, John Lebherz
who formerly resided here.
i While on a fishing trip Ex-senator Ia
&cob Rohrback and August Brust were
ysuccessful in catching seven fine bass, one
of which weighed four pounds.
Charles NJ. Shank, Middletown, has
4 sold his I2-horse power Crawford auto
mobile to County Commissioner Charles
w. Johnson, of near Myersville.
Willard F. Rice of Jefferson is assisting
\ County Treasurer Padgett in making the
extensions upon the tax books for the
4 year 1910.
A large head of cabbage raised by Mr.
n Francis Markell at Urbana is on exhibi-
tiOu III tlIC SlOIG WILLOW Ol 1ll6Il ".
4 Quynn & Co., on East Patrick Street.
The old house which was built on a
rock, at the corner of East Fifth and East
s. streets, and which has been occupied by
colored persons, is being torn down.
Mr. E. L. Smith of Jefferson has been
awarded the contract of erecting the new
4 Post Publishing Company building on
4 Court street, adjoining the Y. NJ. c. A.
4 The work on the foundation has begun.
Twelve car loads of steel rails have ar
4 rived for the laying of the connecting link
between the tracks of the W., F. & G..
and F. & NJ Railroads on the eastern
Sdge Of the city.
Edward c. Lease, Jr., a graduate of
the Commercial Department of Frederick
a College, has secured position in the
office of d. c. Winebrener & Son, whole
sale grocers, of this city.
During the storm Tuesday afternoon
lightning struck three colts belonging to
County Treasurer Daniel I. Padgett of
Adamstown, killing them instantly. The
colts were in the pasture field at the time.
Miss Josephine Smith, formerly of this
city, has brought suit in the Adams
county, Pa, court for $40, 900, for injuries
sustained by falling into an unprotected
ditch in Littlestown, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Ford, West Patrick street,
celebrated her Saith birthday recently. In
nonor OF the occasion number of her
friends called and extended congratula-
tons.
Wire screens have been placed at the
windows OF the Clerks Office and
screen door erected to prevent the flies
rom annoying the clerks during their
work.
Kew. E. S. Osborn, who recently grad
uated from the Episcopal Theological
seminary, near Alexandra, Va, has been
appointed assistant rector of All Saints
episcopal church at Chevy Chase, Mont
Eomery county.
Oscar Beerin, formerly Of Huntington,
w. Va, but who has been employed for
me past few days at DIR. A. L. Pearre's
orug store, was operated upon at the
G;Iy Hospital for appendicitis. and is get
ting along very nicely.
The Reformed Congregation at Utica
z elected the following officers, who will
0e installed on Sunday next: Elders.
Sharles M. Glenn and James L. Green;
eSeacons, ]. Harry Bear and Webster
MRS. John w. Pontius, wife of Rev. 7.
w. fontius who was for many years pas
.or oil the Reformed church at Middle
DOWN Md, and daughter Katherine, of
Dutler, Pa, are visiting her dauOhter