The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-04
FOCAL NEWS
90 Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

NV, Isaac NJ. Motter has been on a
,. kTs. i trip to Waynesboro.
Aide Alderman H. NJ. Gittinger has been in
rnav , on business.
IT, Eavey of Zenia, Ohio, has
IL. tla, visiting A. C. McCardell.
a. , cymn Glass for young ladies was or
. 4 ud at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms.
, IT,. first Boys Meeting at the Y. M.
i ,roe held Sunday evening lasl.
nj Norwood and wife have moved
!. r' their new home, Rockwell Terrace.
~ ~. Emil Reitz and son, West Patrick
.t al,f' are visiting relatives in Baltimore
.ud;tor s. H. Bennett of the Frederick
Nod r Co. was in Washington on bus
tess.
- Kearns of Baltimore has been
N ~ Mrs. John Smith,, East Fourth
p4Uina Rodock of New York has
Gsiing her pareuts, East Patrick
/ Marine CIirgan, East Patrick ST.,
smrned from short visit to Wash
isA Rager. West Fifth street, has
sending few days in Brunswick
saness.
.rice 10y of Thurmont has accepted
ojiOn with Doll Bros, dry goods
hants.
W. Perkins of Carrollton, Mo-,
ben visiting Mrs. d. E. Burras, E.
street.
and Mrs. Charles w. Smith have
rv.d to their property recently pur-
I'd on Dill avenue.
Thy should a Democrat vote
warner, nonresident Of the
tct9
d Jacob F. Snyder and Mrs. Martin
CHINATOWN are visiting Mrs. w. F.
DER North Market street.
rs John Herman of Arcanum, Ohio,
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hen
ENiles, East Church street.
lev E. H. Hummelbaugh and family
CARVED IN this city from York, Pa.
ywill reside on Dill avenue.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner has re-
Ened from Annapolis, where he was in
tnance at the Court of Appeals.
|Ns. !. N. Hull of Sonora, Cal, and
Ms l. NJ. Tucker of Reno. Neb., are
|Stng their brother, F. c. Knott, East
[hurch street.
Mr.. Charles McDevitt mashed one of
8 fingers recently, while at work at
|eplaning mills of Messrs. Wilcoxon &
|nwn, West Second street.
Young & Staley, real estate and insur-
|nce agents. have sold for Mr. Charles
MObberly his home on Dill avenue,
Mr.. Emory c. Crum.
Mr. Ellis Rightner, Of Walkersville,
hdhis left hand mashed recently at the
Px Fibre Brush Works, where he has
Ken employed for some time.
Professor Sokolove, instructor on the
|Oin at the Frederick College, has been
ey much encouraged in his work.
Us class now numbers IS.
Miss Lille Latimer. vice-president of
4 Marvland Association of Workers for
4 Blind, Baltimore, is in the city in the
|iEest Of the work of the association.
AtOtal Of S5,774.5o will be paid out in
femlums to the winners of prizes at
3 poultry show at the Hagerstown
an The prizes go to 236 individual
khibitors.
The old warehouse on Carroll street,
|hnh was formerly used by Messrs.
|OIns & Grossnickle, is being torn
Pwn by the Frederick Railroad Com
Euy
Horace w. Clarke, general manager of
/ Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, is
|slng friends in this city. Mr.. Clarke
|me IN his private car over the Northern
tntral Railroad.
Mr. Charles S. Price was kicked in the
pmach by horse of Mr.. John Hart
an recently, as he was attempting to
p the animal from the premises of the
FIBRE Brush Company, where it had
hndered.
mere are at present five new resi-
Fnces under way at Braddock Heights.
pe Of them is being erected near the
Notion by Mr. w. Scott Kefauver. of
ar Burkttsville.
MI. A. Eichelberger has opened a
CCVe making establishment in the room
golnlng his store room on North Mar
street Several ladies are also en-
Oyed IN the manufacturing of cotton
Oves and mittens.
Roger Virtz, who is wanted in Balti-
&c on charge of non-support of his
Y, was arrested a few DAYS ago at
'nl OF Rocks, by Sheriff Grimes. He
I ! paced IN Jail to await the action of
Baltimore authorities.
\. Lamy, who has been superintend-
WI the White Cross Milk Plant, in this
n h SINCE Its construction, has resigned
!, mas been succeeded by Frank Err
H Vi near Philadelphia. Mr.. Lamay
U, 20 to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Y ne remains of the late Mr.. 7. Urner
eoSon arrived from Baltimore on
Lu u' "a last. The funeral took place
lm Tue Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
nv w. ana the services were conducted
,ne Kew, Henri L. G. Kief1er.
ILL., u. = Z. W. Griffith of the Chicago
GHespeare Club, reader of wide rep
tbs gave reading of liking Lear"
rs, Visitation Convent. Mr.. Griffith
o 'eao at the leading educational insti.
,"s Vi America and Great Britain.
=, Harry G. Huffer, who was sent
DAY. ip.esent the Frederick county stock
n e :, o. the Richheld Copper Com
bv,S NE annual meeting Of the COM
#3c,o stockholders in Nogales, Arizona,
! 2S s,2Oer 9Th, and to inspect the mines
AO0' has returned from his trip.
ltv Of 'SSe.etlng of the Holy Name So
tept II, o. Johns Catholic Church, held
kio r,', =, \ was decided to send a dele
|m rHn 70 ~. Washington, on Sunday, No
ImeS n o'n' to participate in the Holy