The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.
.or,a Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.

,r,ocacV Mr.. MantZ uSeQ Ills patent
bait q
.f,be CITY Opera House frog supper at
the Buffalo.
Miss Emily Haslup, of Baltimore, is
.;. gt Miss Mabel Kindley, East Church
street.
bs,n spending few days with friends in
this city,.
The 6fiving Club contemplates hold
;rg a bic meet on July 4th at the Fair
Grounds.
A R. Yeakle and wife, of Washington
have been spending few days in this
city.
Mrs. c. H. Bennett, of Baltimore, is
visiting her son, S Harvey Bennett, East
Patrick street
Frederick Garage was opened on Mon
DIV last in the Houck property, 1872 West
Patrick street.
lanes H. Stokes, of Norfolk, Va, is
visiting his brother Capt. Frank Stokes,
4 Carroll street. extended.
Mrs. George H. Wiener, North Market
street, is visiting Mrs. Oscar Haller, in
\ Baltimore.
Mrs w. F. Sicard, of Washington D.
c.. is visiting her sisters, the Misses
.kRitchie Court Square.
Rocky Springs Union Sunday school
. will hold their Children's Day service
Sunday, June 18th, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. VIM d. Baumgardner and Miss
Margaret Bruner, North Market street,
are visiting friends in Baltimore
%'m. Martin, an employee of the Po-
tomac Pulp Mills, Harper's Ferry, was
killed by the fall of an ore bank.
Mrs. Victor Young, of Baltimore, has
s been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Luther NJ. Stone, East Church street.
Mrs. H. S. Welener, of Baltimore, is
. spending a few days with Mrs Louisa
s Gephart, East Fourth street.
Mrs. Charles A. Ogle and daughter,
. Lenora, South Market street, are visiting
her m Their, Mrs. Annie Barnes, near
. KNOXVILLE.
Rt. Rev. o. B. Corrigan, auxiliary
Bishop Of the Diocese of Maryland is
guest at St. Johns rectory, East Second
VnIam Steiner, of Arlington, and Miss
. Clara Steiner, of Baltimore, spent Sunday
at the family residence on West Third
. street.
lanes H. Gambrill, III, who gradu-
. ated at the Staunton Military Academy,
n Stanton. Va, last week, has returned 10
his home in this city.
Irving Rosenbaum and wife and L. Lee
4 Lichenstein and wife, of Cumberland,
have returned from an automobile trip to
the Levi Price distillery.
Frederick S. Morrison, of Washington,
State Secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, has
. been spending a few days at the local Y.
M. c. A. in his official capacity.
James Gordon Peck, of Morris, Conn,
and Col and Mrs. David B. Peck, Of
. Washington, are visiting Lewis S. Clingan,
East Patrick street.
II Miss Anna Clabaugh and Miss Ruth S.
n MulliniX, who have been attending Ca
tawba College, N c.. have returned to
their homes in Frederick.
Mrs. d. A. Hte, of Strasburg, Va,
and Mrs. Clyde Hite, of Lexington Va,
q are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Absalom Knox,
. l-dot M u SllScl.
Charles W. Griffin has resigned his
position at the drug store of DIR. A. L.
Pearre, to accept position with the
Metropolitan Insurance Company.
While fishing along the Monocacy,
Nicholas and August Brust succeeded in
capturing string of fifteen fine bass, the
largest weighing AZ pounds.
Nc IN,II;.,.. NJ
ket street, has gone to Wilmington. Del,
to attend the funeral of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Thomas
The small frame building of the Fred.
erlck Railroad Company, situated at the
terminal of the road on East Fourth
street, was destroyed by fire.
Master Edward G. Shriner, who has
been a student at F. and NJ. College,
Lancaster, Pa. during the past year, is
home on a summer vacation.
I DR.. Charles F. Goodell has returned
tom Philadelphia, where he attended the
commencement exercises of the Hanne-
man Medical College, from which he
graduated twenty-seven years ago.
On Saturday last the 1890 Frederick
train over the W., F. & G.. K. r., struck
and Killed a COW at the pike crossing
south of Catoctin Furnace.
Chlldrens Day was also observed in
the NJ. E. church at 10. 80 O'Clock Rev.
Dr' Bacon, district superintendent, de-
hVered very appropriate sermon.
Miss Courtney Smith, aged 81 years,
accdently broke her leg in the store Of
McCrory & Co. Dr. Thomas Johnson
rendered medical aid.
The venerable Charles z. Knauf was
accdently knocked down by a wagon on
the corner of Market and Church streets.
Dr. Goodell rendered medical aid
Ira c. Ramsburg, of Utica Mills, and
Charles II. Kelbaugh were awarded the
degree of Bachelor of Philosophy, at
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
While at work on August Meiers new
bakery, Elmer Spessard was seized with
an attack of vertigo and fell through
Trap hole on the second floor of the build
ing
y. II. McGregor, formerly Of the Y. M.
= A., but lately secretary of the boys
department of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Will
mlngton, Del, has been spending few
daysin.this city.
While fishing along the Monocacy re-
Gently, Guy Albaugh, George VanFossen
and Rudolph Grouse had thrilling expe-
\ tlence by being chased by ferocious
A one-horse power gasoline engine ex-
ploded in the machine shop of Elmer
DER, at Feagaville. Mr.. Derr and Mr..
ohaif were scalded but no serious results
are anticipated.