The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-25
GOAL N EWS
came Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

call to THE CITIZEN offlce.
Mr.. Eugene Grove, of Lime Kiln, wa'
in this city on business.
Men are beginning to overhaul thei
fishing tackle and repair their corkscrews
Mrs. c. A. Lands has been visiting he
sister, Mrs. Spangler, in Hagerstown.
Charles and Lizzie Lee, colored, were
each fined S. by Justice Smith.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and AS
eociate Judge John c. Motter are in Rock
syille attending court.
Mr. George A. Dean, who has been or
an extended trip to San Diego, Califor-
MIA, has returned.
DIR. Robert S. Tyson and Mr.. A. n
McCardell are on southern trip, which
An include visit to the West Indies.
cMr. c. Will Fout and family have re-
moved from South Market street to their
handsome new residence on Clark Place.
Mr.. Frank c. Knipple, Wisner street,
has gone to Byron, ILL.,, for the benefit Of
his health.
Miss Ida R. Kemp. of Williamsport,
Md. is visiting Miss Clara Halter, East
Third street.
III The Independents at special meeting
adopted resolutions relative to the death
Of Mr. Adolph Hahn.
Marshall Reid and John erosion were
arrested for disorderly conduct on the cars
Of the W., F. & G. R. R.
While burning brush at the residence of
D. V. Stauffer, East Second street, about
10 feet of fencing was destroyed.
Rayner Jamison, son of John Iamison,
Of Linganore, seriously injured himself
with an ak, which slipped while in use.
Miss Helen Coleman, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock, West
Third street.
Samuel and Morris Kessler were nat
uralized on March Io by Judge Motter
They were natives of Feoderosia, Russia
Markell & Ford, coal dealers, have a
handsome new delivery wagon on the
town.
Carroll street is being improved; new
/ pavement and gutter being laid on the
vst side.
An alarm of fire was sounded on Mon
day caused by an accident to the auto
mobile of Mr.. Henry Debring.
Miss Belva Grimes, of Ladiesburg, is
spending few days with her brother,
Sheriff VIM. E. Grimes.
Tenebra services We're held in St.
John's church last evening and same will
be repeated tonight.
Rev. DIR. Luther Huffman, of Gettys-
burg, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
H. Halter. West Third street
Capt. Eli Frost is on an extended visit
to Marion, Ind, and points IN Ohio, his
former home.
Oscar Rogers. colored. was arrested
for carrying concealed weapons. He was
held in 500 bail for the grand jury.
Mr. Frank E. Moore has sold a two
story brick dwelling house on East South
street to Mr.. Benjamin F. Enge on private
terms.
AT the meeting of Francis Scott Key
Council, No. as, ST.. O. U. A. NJ, held
the three degrees of the order were con-
terred on class of sixteen candidates.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more to Walter !. Rider, of Emmitsburg,
and Elizabeth J. Bentel, of Philadelphia,
Pa.
The boys meeting at the Y. NJ e. A.
on Sunday last at 80 was well attended.
After the meeting they attended service
in the NJ. E. church, South, in body.
The sophomore class of the Woman's
College entertained the seniors at BAN
quet at the Y. M. c. A. cafe. The room
was decorated in yellow and white.
William Freed was arrested for carry
ing concealed weapons. also for adultery.
He was held on each charge in the sum
Of SIoo bail, which he furnished.
MIR. Milford Dayhofi, of Dickerson,
who was operated upon at the City Hos
pital, has recovered sufficiently to return
10 his home.
Mrs. Harry Baer, West South street,
%ho underwent an operation for appen-
Wits at the City Hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to return to her home.
Ground has been broken on East
Fourth street for the residence which is
to be erected for DR.. ]. A. Long. Mr..
Lloyd c. Cutler is the contractor.
An alarm of fire was sounded on Sun
day morning last, caused by the explosion
Of a lamp at the home of William Feete.
The firemen extinguished the flames.
Loss 500, partly insured.
Memorial services were held by Fred
erlck Aerie Of Eagles, on Sunday last.
Eulogies Of the departed brethren, Frank
i'm +. Smith and P. +. Long, were de-
ilvered, followed by benediction.
Miss Casey, visiting nurse of the local
tuberculosis Society, during last week
made seventy calls ten OF which were
new calls She has added seven new
patients to her list.
! Mr. and Mrs. c. Robert Holmes and
y son Of Fargo, North Dakota, who have
been visiting here, are spending the week
IN New York, accompanied by Misses
Lucy Holmes and Lena Neidhardt, of
this city.
A special meeting was held by the
junior Fire Company, when eulogies were
paid on the sad death of the late Mr..
William Davis, resolutions passed and the
building ordered to be draped in mourn
ing.
August Sleek, of Baltimore, Md, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hauver and
officer King, on charge of being drunk.
he was taken before Justice c. III. Eek
4 stein, who fined him IS and costs, in de-
iaul. of which he went to Jail for 80 days.
AT the morning service of the Lutheran
church, at Middletown, on Sunday Rev.
William E. Brown, the pastor, announced
mat he had declined the call to become
pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran church al
Cumberland.
Three cows BELONGING TO Mr. Edward