The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-04

Misses Ella Mack and Theresa Mack
OF Columbia, Pa, are visiting Miss Maui
Minker, East Third street.
Miss Mary Louise Payne, of this CITY
has returned after spending several week
In New York on business.
James Bentz has moved his family +
Waynesboro, Pa, where he will work a
his trade. as cigar maker.
Mrs. Anderson Eicholtz and children
Oh hurmont, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
w. I. Roderick, North Market street.
Spelling bees are to be considered b,
the schools in York county, Pa. to max,
Its pupils more proficient in orthographv
a. H. Frerie, agent for the B. & o
Railroad at Mount Clare Baltimore, ano
family, who were visiting relatives here
have returned.
Mrs. Abe Rosenour and son, Gerald
West Third street, who have been SPEND
ing some time at Mt. Clemens, Mich
have returned.
Eugene Kemp Murphy, of Kemptown
Indiana, has been visiting relatives and
friends in Frederick and Frederick conn.
ty the past two weeks.
Mr.. John Lynn has gone to Reading.
"a, where he will visit relatives. He will
later go to Georgetown, Texas where he
VIII visit his sister, Mrs. Martin.
MIR. Theodore Clarke, formerly with
Mr.. VIM. {. Rowe, the barber, has &C
cepted a position with the Adams Ex-
press Company at Washington, D. C.
David Roeder, of Brunswick, who
escaped from the Martinsburg Jail, was
recaptured by Detective Prince and re-
turned to the custody Of the sheriff.
William NJ. Storm, of the University of
Virginia, at Charlottesville, Va, is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard P Storm South Market
street
Miss Nellie Grub, of Fair View, near
Doubs, this county, has gone to South
Carolina, where she will conduct a MILL
merry store for Armstrong, Cater & Co.,
of Baltimore.
Mrs. 5. P. Applemau, who recently re-
turned from trip to California, has gone
to New York. DR.. and Mrs. Appleman
will open their cottage at Braddocl
Heights about April 1.
Messrs. A. H. Etzler. of Woodsboro,
and Guy K. Motter, of Frederick, were
among the representatives of banking in
terest present at hearing on the State
Banking Bill at Annapolis.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Luther Huffman, of
Gettysburg, Pa, who were here attending
the funeral of the late VIM T. Mulinix.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
c. Zacharias, East Third street.
Judge VIM. NJ Dunn. of the Orphans
Court. Baltimore, and president of the
State Council of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion, was in this city attending the fun
eral of the late Mr.. John Eisenhauer
The NJ. Z. Conference will be held in
the Harlem Park NJ. E. church, Baltimore
City, the last week in March The NJ. P.
Conference will be held in the Broadway
Baltimore church first week in April.
Captain J.. w. Dowuey OF New Market,
this county. assistant surgeon of the First
Infantry, Maryland National Guard, has
been transferred to the retired list in ac-
cordance with an order issued by Adiu-
tant-General Warfield.
Samuel NJ. Ham, the efficient bank
examiner, well known in this city, has
been delegated by the Comptroller of the
Currency to investigate the causes of the
alleged defalcations OF the National City
Bank Of Cambridge, Mass.
Messrs. Paul Brown, Of State College.
Pa; Harry Hagan, Fremont. o.; Bruce
Hagan and Z. Cramer, of Waynesboro,
and VIM NJ. Storm, of Charlottesville,
Va. participated in the inspection of
Company A on Monday last.
While fishing along the Monocacy at
the mouth of Shoats Creek, Messrs.
Harold Ramsburg, lanes Bowers, Will
liam Schell and John Hal1er succeeded in
catching 81 suckers and carp, the latter
weighing is and ID pounds, respectively.
Several oflast years Frederick baseball
players have signed for the coming season.
Toe Sheridan has signed with the Lowell,
Mass, team. Paul Musser has signed
with the Williamsport, Pa, team, and
Samuel Peaster with the Haverhil, Mass,
team.
Charles Main, an employee of the NJ !.
Grove Lime Co., met with an accident on
February Goth at the company's works.
near this city A cable used in drawing
cars at the llllns, caught him on the legs,
throwing him to the ground severely in
juring him.
John Lebherz, of Niagara, N. Y, ].
Augustus Lebherz, of ,,Taynesboro Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Flynn, and Harry
Sauter, of Washington, d. c., John NJ.
and Andrew Joseph Eisenhauer, who
were in this city attending the funeral of
the late John Eisenhauer, returned to
their homes on Tuesday last.
At meeting of the Hagerstown Fair
Board, the directors decided to erect a
new exhibition hall for poultry to cost
SI3. 600, the present building being en-
tirely too small to accommodate the fowls
that are entered for exhibition annually at
the fair. The new hall will be 2I5 by 100
feet and one-and a-half stories high.
The Board of Charities and Correction
made the following appointments for
Montevue: Dentist, DIR. A. A. Radcliffe;
butcher, William Wills; night Waterman,
Adam Flanagan; tramp boss. Abram
Grove; colored department-nale war
dens, Nicholas Gassaway Thomas Potts;
female, Charity Posey and Katie Posey.
George Englebright and Allen Green
walt were arrested by Sheriff Grimes and
Deputy Sheriff Hauver, for killing and
sknning a horse, and allowing it to re-
main in the corner of field of Sydney
Angleberger's farm, along the Jefferson
pike, near this city, close to the road.
They were taken before Justice !. Francis
Smith, who held them in their own recog-
nizance for the removal of the animal.
At the special meeting of the Junior
r. IL.