The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

moved to Hagerstown.
Col. Ulysses Hobbs of New Market,
was in Frederick on business.
Ex-Sheriff Luther c. Derr of Jessups
was in this city visiting his family.
Harry L. Bennett and wife have re-
turned from trip to Oxford, Md.
Miss Grace S. Price has returned from
visit to Baltimore and Washington
The first excursion of the season ar
rived from Washington on Sunday last.
Mrs. William P Maulsby and daughters
have been on trip to Philadelphia.
The sewing school of the w. c. T. U.
held its closing exercises on April 20.
E. T. Evans of Decatur. ILL.,. is visiting
the parental home on East Second street.
Nathan c. Neighbours who was ope-
rated upon at the City Hospital, is i'm
proving.
The |. o. of R. M. selected Frederick
as the meeting place for their next great
council.
Levi Moberly of Baltimore has been
spending few days with relatives in this
city.
A large frame storage warehouse is
being erected at the White Cross milk
plant.
Miss Agnes Smith of Blakeley, Ga, is
visiting her uncle, B. F. Reich, S. Market
street.
Jay w. Toms Of New York is spending
several days on a visit to his parental
home.
Col. L. T. Brien of Urbana is visiting
his cousin, Mcpherson Kennedy, at Hew-
lett, L. |.
Mrs. William E. Davis and family have
removed from East Second street to East
Third street.
Mrs. Samuel Greenwalt West Patrick
street, is undergoing treatment at the
City Hospital.
Get your transfer if you have
removed from one precinct to an
other.
Beginning May md market hours will
be from to s a. M, to continue during
the summer months.
A terraced pathway is being made in
front of the new home of VIM. R. De-
Lashmutt, opposite Lawndale.
Rev. H. S. Yost Baptist minister,
son of Mrs. ]. H. Yost of Brunswick, has
accepted call to Shawnee, Ohio.
H. F. Shipley has purchased from
Yinger Bros. the Edison photograph
business Mr.. Shipley is now the sole
agent
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua ], Dill, Miss Mary
Dill and Eleanor Dill have been attend
ing the Dill-Chambers nuptials in Balti-
more.
E. S. Mobley thoroughly cleaned the
Braddock reservoir at the top of the
mountain and the pool at the pumping
station.
c. T. K. Young has purchased hand
some automobile in Baltimore. He re-
turned in- the machine accompanied by
some friends
A dance was held at Kreig's Hall, Ad-
amstown. Many Frederick friends were
there Frederick Select Orchestra furn-
is ed the music.
A delegation Of citizens from Bruins
wick were before the School Board in the
interest of public school building for
Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs Columbus Lee have closed
their house in Baltimore, and are with
their family at Needwood, near Knoxville,
this county.
Mrs. Frank B. Keefer, East South street,
who was operated upon at the City Hos
pital, has recovered sufficient to return to
her home.
The Pc tai Telegraph operators and
employees have been notified that on
June Ist, they will receive substantial in
crease in wages.
The4amilies of Dr. Albert Pearre and
Charles P Levy have taken Clifton" on
the Frederick and Middletown Railway
for the summer.
Company A, First Regiment, M. N. G.,
has been receiving instructions in out
post duty, in preparation for the Gettys-
burg maneuvres in July.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Cline, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Heinlein, c. A. ellison and DIR.
Atlee Radcliff made an automobile trip to
Baltimore on Sunday last.
Eugene Virts falling from straw stack
on the farm of Mr. N. Schaeffer seriously
cut his head he was stunned and physi-
clans attention was necessary.
The board walks on each side of East
Patrick street, across the tracks Of the
Northern Central Railway Company, have
been repaired by the company.
While shaking lime a few days ago Mr.
Henry Dertzbaugh, North Market street,
had the misfortune to get some lime in
his eye, causing excrucating pain.
Grayson Staley has resigned as clerk
at the Citizens National Bank and enter
ed into a co-partnership with Charles I.
K. Young in the real estate business.
Edward d. Grove and family have re-
moved from East Third street to the
property recently purchased from ID. C..
Winebrener, on East Second street.
Former Senator Rohrback and DIR. C.
II. Conley had an interview with the
Governor, and recommended Mr.. Charles
Rohrback for State Road Commissioner.
Improvements are being made at Lawn
dale, the home of Elmer Dixon. A neat
wire fence has been erected around the
premises and the house is being painted.
Miss Elizabeth c. Sappington of Balti-
more, niece of F. B. Sappington OF
Frederick was present at a reception
given by the Pope at the Vatican in
Rome.
Alderman and Mrs. David Lowenstein
on May Ist celebrated the fortieth ami
versary of the wedding. They were the
recipients of the congratulations of their
many friends.