The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.


pn business.
Mr.. Charles Croft and bride have re-
burned from their wedding trip.
Charles P Levy and family and Dr. A.
l.. PeaIre and family have removed to
ClftEn for the summer.
Nh E. A. G. Hermann and daughter
BIZ .;sna, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
As!Lmann, West South street.
mo S. Harp has been invited to de-
n the memorial address on Saturday
y loon, May 18th, at Thurmont.
n A. Ordeman, East Second street,
has been confined to his bed for several
BAYS suffering with sciatica rheumatism.
Mrs. G.. J. Michael and Mrs. w. A.
Smith and daughter are visiting relatives
In Winchester, Va.
Mrs Daniel S. Hildebrand of Baltimore
Is visiting Charles F. Knock and family,
South Market street.
Mrs hardwood d. Harp and daughter
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Light
her in Chambersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Alger Heard celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their wedding at
their home on the Monocacy boulevard.
l.
will play this season with a concert band
hi Hunton, w. Va.
Oscar B. Coblentz of this city has been
Elected a member of the State Board Of
the Maryland Anti-Saloon League from
Frederick county.
Messrs. Knight and Cooner, cyclists of
Washington, we're injured in collision
on South Market street. They were COM
pelled to return home by railroad.
u DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Crutcher and two
children and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brasher
bf Pine Bluff, Ark, are the guests of Rev,
and Mrs. Absalom Knox, E. Third street.
Luther M. Stone has been in Tankers-
field, Va, where he attended the meeting
OF the Middle Conference of the Luth-
eran church.
One of the horses hitched to the dray
pf Philip Scheel slipped on the incline
feading to the intake of the sewer in front
of the Busy Corner, and was extricated
with difficulty.
The Bohemian Girl" will be presented
BIT the City Opera House May "a and IS
BY local talent. Those who have heard
some of the rehearsals are enthusiastic
over its solos, duet and quintet work.
At the meeting of the Frederick Art
{Clubl last week interesting papers were
rey2 by Mrs. Henry Williams Miss Pearl
Eader, Mrs. Green and Mrs Lowenstein.
Miss Annie Thomas presided.
Charles Whisner, an employee of the
firm of Hahn & Rowe, was seriously in
jured by being accidentally struck in the
head with an axe. His wound was dressed
by DR.. Hedges.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Cramer, Miss
Mollie GLAND and Mrs Annie Dyer have
Tended the State Council of the Daugh-
fers of Liberty.
David Fisher, brother of Moses Fisher,
pf this city, who for number of years
past has been agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad at Laurel, Md, has been
promoted to be that railroads general
agent at Washington, d. c.
The removal OF the Law Library from
he room in the Frederick College build
mn to the chancery room in the court
house has been completed. The library
IS quite an Improvement over the former
place.
Six International Harvester Company
automobiles and delivery wagons passed
through Frederick on their way to Hag-
<rstown and Winchester. They stopped
q the local agency, Collins & Grossnic-
Hes.
George W. Martin, former superinten-
lent of the Cumberland Valley railroad,
md later general manager of the Wash
ngton, Frederick and Gettysburg Rail-
Nay has been elected second vice-presi-
lent and general manager of the Phillips
bnrg and Susquehanna railroad.
Maryland Chassis of the Reformed
church will meet in annual session IN
Trinity Reformed church, Boonsboro, be-
inning Wednesday, May rs. The OPEN
ng sermon will be preached by the retir
ng president, Rev. David ]. Wolf of
taneytown. Maryland Chassis is COM
Vpsed of about rs delegates.
The Frederick County Sunday School
&onventon will be held in this city on
nne 3. The afternoon session will be
ANtld in the Sunday school room of the
E. church and the evening session in
Pc Evangelical Lutheran church. An
Interesting program is being arranged for
Pc meetings.
The Second Precinct Democrats
Vill meet at the City Hall at 8
M. sharp, May "a, to nominate
delegates to the City Convention
nd also elect a Central Commit
Zee.
An amicable compromise of the claim
q. U. Lawson for $I,oI3.76 against the
state of his mother, Mrs. Catherine E.
lawson, which was heard before the
Rdges of the Orphans Court, was af
ected, Mr.. Lawson to receive $780, the
State to pay the costs already incurred
the case.
The Business Mems Association re-
eived a telegram from the Governor of
louisiana asking it to use its influence
ith the Maryland members of Congress
favor Of New Orleans as the place for
pldng the proposed worlds fair to cele-
Fate the completion of the Panama
lanai.
The York Bridge Company has been
warded the contract for the erection of a
pail iron bridge over Sans creek, near
TENS store. on the road leading from
NcKinstry's mills to STEMS store. The
pridge will be erected jointly by the COM
nisslSners of Frederick and Carroll
<ountess