The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-04
Liberty Items.

Justice Clayton Trundle was in Freder
ick on business.
Miss George Smith, of this place, spen
Sunday at Gettysburg.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. Ramsey spent several day.
last week in Frederick.
Raymond w. Wright spent several day.
in Baltimore this week.
Carly Roderick, of Washington, d. c..
visited relatives here last week.
A well attended dance was held in the
Opera House on Monday night last.
Miss Mary Myers is spending week in
Baltimore with her sister, Miss Halle
Myers.
F. Lorraine Simpson is the owner of a
three-legged pig, weighing about &c
pounds.
Edward Rossman, IT., and Miss Lima
Clay spent from Saturday till Monday, in
York, Pa.
Edward Brennan, of Baltimore, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his friends al
this place.
Mr.. Oens, of Baltimore, spent Saturday
and Sunday last with II c. McCandish,
a this place.
Miss Bessie Carter spent several days
last week with Miss Lola Dudrear al
Walkersville.
Daniel Riorden, accompanied by his
brother James, left on Monday last for
Fisher, Illinois
Mrs. DR.. |. w. Beal was awarded first
prize for a center piece of Wallenchian
work at the Frederick Fair.
Misses Edith Etzler and Beulah Swead-
ner spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
Virgie Etzler at New Paris.
Charles c. Morton, of Baltimore. is
spending some time at the home OF Mrs.
]. Dorsey Zones. near town.
Miss Mary Hitselberger was a guest of
Miss Fannie Baumgardner in Frederick
for several days last week.
A very good set of harness was taken
from the stable, by some unknown party,
OF DR.. Thomas X. Myers.
Supervisor of Election Eisenhauer was
in town during the week with election
supplies for November s.
Mrs. George II. Whitmore spent several
days with her nephew, T. Arnold Whit
more and family in Frederick.
Quincy w. Baker and family, of near
Maplesvile, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Baker
Harry S. Boyle and daughter Mary
Claire, of Emmitsburg. visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday
Misses Carrie Stone, of Mt Pleasant,
and Rachel Shulenberger, of Emmitsburg,
visited Mrs. o. B. Stone one day last
week.
Mrs. Dr. Ira w. Beall and Mrs. Kahn
spent several days with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lohr, at
Thurmont.
Misses Eva Sappington, Rose Yingling
and Gertrude Wright spent several DAYS
this week with Mary f. Sappington. near
Maplesvie.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Of this place, left
recently on an extended visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Alexander Williamson, at
Manchester, Ohio.
There was Christian Endeavor meeting
in the Methodist Protestant church Sun
day evening at 6. 80 O'Clock Topic, MY
Denomination at Work in Other Lands"
Mrs. Louisa A, Conner, of Washington
Misses Yngling and other friends here
while on their way to their home. They
have just returned from trip abroad.
Invitations were received here from Mr..
and Mrs Lloyd Howard Reisler. announc.
ing the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Caroline FAIRIES to William Mcpherson
McGill, Wednesday, November IS.
Rev. | w. Sheridan. d. d.. of the
Maryland Conference, will be present at
the Pipe Creek meeting at Libertytown
on Saturday, November a. On the follow
ing day, Sunday, he will preach at the
Methodist Protestant church, Walkers
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Central Committeeman of the
Democratic party should closely
watch those who are playing into
the hands of the opposite party,
assuming to be Democrats, but
using Republican money. They
are known.
Atthe Opera House on Thursday even
ing Frederick talent presented Lunch in
the Suburbs, y for the benefit OF Frederick
Chaper Daughters of the Confederacy.
An unusually large audience was present
and the entertainment proved quite sue
cess. The entertainment was under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdaniel.
Beautiful solos were rendered by Frank
B. Sappington, IT., and Miss Heloise De-
Grange and there were readings by Misses
Julia Worthington and Louise Mcdaniel.
The cast was: Mrs. jenkins, the hostess,
Mary Grace Helfenstein; Kitty, her