The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-23
90 Al N Fl w s.
sane Little lettings About Peo
pie and Things,

MISS Mary H. Miller has gone to
chesterfield South Carolina.
Miss Katie Dyer, East Fourth street,
IS visiting friends in Washington, d. c.
Miss Agnes Hagan, of Taneytown, is
visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. Laura KiIlian, West South street,
Is visiting friends in Hanover, Pa.
Senator John P. F. Matthias, of Thur
mont was in the city Monday.
COL Jesse Claggett, of Emmitsburg,
was a visitor to relatives during the week.
Miss Miriam Meyer, of Perkosee, Pa,
IS visiting Miss Clingan, West 3rd street.
Mrs. Laura Bare, of Denison, Iowa, is
Visiting friends in the city.
VIM. NJ. Storm has returned to his
Studies at Charlottesville, Va.
About so persons went to Luray Caves
cver the Frederick Railroad on Sunday
ITIohn w. Ouynn, West Third street, has
Gone to Panama, 5. A.
DR.. r. A. Little. OF Newton. North
carolina, has been visiting Frederick and
Vicinity.
Miss Hettie Cochran, of Berklev
Springs, is visiting Miss Boles, West Pat
rick street.
Mrs. Christian Schade, West South
Street, is on business trip to Pittsburg,
Pa, .
Miss Norah Kreh, West South street.
Is visiting relatives and friends in Han
lover, Pa.
Miss Serena Motter left recently for
Sweet Briar, West Virginia, where she
will enter Sweet Briar College.
Mr.. George Greenwalt, West Patrick
sueet, is visiting relatives and friends
tn Littlestown, Pa.
Calvin o. c. Fox, of West Chester, Pa.
WAS operated upon for appendicitis at the
"City Hospital.
The excursion over the B. and o. R.
''R. on Sunday from Washington brought
e76 visitors to this city.
Ward c. Haffner, of this city, was
sworn in before the clerk of the Court of
&hppesls as an attorney at law.
Harry d. Baumgardner, North Market
street, has been taken to the City Hospital
with typhoid fever.
Robert Sherald, conductor on the F.
M NJ. trolley, was operated upon at the
~ Hospital for appendicitis.
YThe Modern Woodmen of Walkersville
held a moonlight dance in David Cra-
hers meadow near Walkersville.
Lieutenant A. c. Mcbride, of Russell.
fVyoming, is in the city, having been
talled home by the recent death of his
Father.
The Monumental Orchestra, of Balti-
more, furnished music for dance at the
academy of Amusements, East Fifth
Direct on Thursday night.
Roger c. Gaver, son of Mr.. and Mrs
charles c. Gaver. of this city, has been
appointed as railway mail clerk by the
department in Washington.
i The Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank are laying a cement pavement on
East Second street. Z. P. Mantz has the
fontract.
4 g. Leyburn Hughes has returned to
Panama, where he will resume his engi-
feerng work on the canal near Gatun,
liter spending his vacation in this country.
A Young bull belonging to w. L. Bote-
Ter, Buckeystown, fell into an old well
bout 80 feet deep, at the home of Nathan
Herbert.
Since the inspection tour of The NUM-
fipal officials to the sources of the water
Supply, a considerable dimnution in the
Pow has been noted there.
W. S. T. Derr, formerly of this county,
put now of Vancouver, Washington, was
dominated by the Republican party as
candidate for county clerk of Clark
Bounty, Washington.
q Miss Elizabeth Whittier. of Baltimore,
Nho has been spending the summer
kith her sister, Mrs. Charles Keefer
NcSluTay street, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Baltimore
Bishop McSherry. OF South Africa,
Relative Of the late Judge McSherry. and
Vho visited in Frederick county about
Year ago, is in Baltimore as the guest of
cardinal Gibbons.
i Austin M. Starr, aged 9 years. son of
Hr and Mrs. James Starr West South
$reet, was run over by horse and buggy
the corner of Market and All Saints
Street
q About twenty members of the Motor
fycle Club, of Washington, made run
70 this city on Sunday. They stopped at
#he Bnllalo Hotel for dinner, returning
ome IN the evening.
Annie L. Able, through her attorney,
eno ). Harp, has been granted a divorce.
vincullo matrimonii from her husband,
larry II. Able The plaintiff resides at
brunswick, and the defendant in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hagan enter
ained number of young folks at their
nome on West Fourth street in honor of
lsS Ada Merrikin, of New York, and
Kisses Emma and Elizabeth Harvey, Of
washington.
An additional delivery wagon has been
placed on the streets by the Adams Ex-
press Company, on account of increased
business and for the accommodation of
r. merchants. John d. HORNE is the
triver
Michael Schwartz, Hebrew boy, APP
afently homeless, of Baltimore. was
aken i'll on West church street. He was
puma m helpless condition in front of
Pc y M. c. A. building by Harry Chap
NE who provided for his comfort
Miss Susie NJ. Marley. has returned
ON a three months tour in Europe
purlng her absence she visited the prin-
pal cities i'll Italy, Germany, France,
switzerland and England. She also wit
essed the Passion Play.
Walter Mcdaniel, who for the past
h.. l.