The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-28
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Sor,e Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

the civ OH DuoihSoo'
Eli Nicodemus, of near Buckeystown,
was in Frederick on business.
Charles z. Schroedel sold his two-storv
br;ck house to Mrs Lulu E. Cramer.
David Cramer entertained a number of
his friends at pig roast at the Buffalo.
Emma Caesar for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined 5000 by Justice Smith.
Mfr. H. c. White, East Fourth street.
IS spending some time with friends in
Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Wilders, East Third street,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Bussard
near Ihurmont.
Mr.. Charles W. Wiles, Eighth street.
Bsho has been quite sick with pneumonia
slightly improved.
Register of Wills Samuel D. Thomas
East Church street, who has been quite
i'll. is able to be out again.
A new boiler is being installed at the
Monon Laundry, of a larger capacity than
the one in use at present.
Johnson S. B. Smith, of San Francisco
Cal, after brief visit to the city, has re-
tnrned to his western home.
John Hershbergers wagon was run
into by motor car on the F. & M. r. r.
on West Patrick street and badly dam
aged.
Mrs Clara Dixon has been called to
the bedside of her sister, Miss Savilia
Layman, who is critically at her home
near Thurmont.
Calvin Zellers, William Cramer, Frank
Derr, Bernard Smith and Ethan Cramer
have gone to work in the Gelser shops at
Waynesboro, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas HARDWOOD, and Mrs. Jas
Scoll and daughter, Ada, of Martinsburg,
W. Va, are visiting Mrs. John J. Cutler,
North Market street.
Mrs. Knott, wife of Rev. !. o. Knott
of Covington, Va, is spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. William c. Birely,
North Market street.
Charles v. Sanner has purchased from
Charles ]. Doll, farm Of 257H acres
situated in the Glade Valley, near Walk
Nersvlle, for $40 cash per acre.
Edw. S. Mobley, of E. S. Mobley &
Bro, was in New York, attending the
meeting of the National Plumbers Asso-
citation of the United States.
Rev. Atrill Conner, pastor of the Re-
formed Church. on the Manor, was sur
prised by his congregation, who pleas
antly loaded his table with good things.
A Jersey COW belonging to C. Spencer
Stul of near Mt. Pleasant, on Sunday
night last gave birth to twin calves. The
calves weighed about 70 pounds
Miss Alice Ouynn and John w. Billet
were married in York, Pa. They were
entertained at the home of the brides
uncle, John w. Abrecht, while visiting III
this city.
Henry Joseph Dorsey, colored, pleaded
i. guilty TO charge of disorderly conduct
before Justice Alfred Ritter recently,
and was fined 81, which he paid. Officer
Hobbs made 1.-the arrest.
The examination for Census Enumera-
tors for Frederick county will be held in
Frederick Saturday, February 5. A card
of admission will be sent each applicant,
and admission will be by card only.
Interior improvements are being made
to the store room of Rosenour & Sons,
East Patrick street, by the erection of an
elevated platform on the first floor to be
used as juvenile clothing department.
The directors of the Citizens National
Bank of Laurel, have elected Mr.. A. Roy
4Bevans, as assistant cashier, to succeed
the late Woodville T. Ashby, whose
death occurred few weeks ago.
Martin B. Koogle through his attorney,
II, Keefer DeLauter, has been granted a
decree Of annulmeut of his marriage with
married at Brunswick December - 1908,
hXr Dn,r Ghoriac
The doll donated by Col. E Austin
Baughman for the benefit of Frederick
City Hospital and named by Mrs. L.
Victor Baughman, was won by Mrs.
tpenry Williams. the name being Henri
George w Mcclure, head of the New
Jersey Stale Board of Health, was in
Frederick and inspected the local plant
of the White Cross Milk Co, which he
declared was the finest milk plant he ever
saw.
A freight wreck occurred near Wood
blne. Eight coal cars OF freight train
going east were thrown from the track,
delaying traffic for some time, The pas.
senger train due here at 6.Io O'Clock did
not arrive until after s.
A letter was received a few days ago
by the vestry of All Saints Parish. from
Rev. ]. S. Douglass, rector of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church. of Martins
burg, West Virginia, declining the call
that was recently extended to him.
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association, of this city, and
the Board Of Directors and the different
committees met together at a 'supper
IN the Assembly Hall. A fine orchestra
furnished the music. William H. Cooper
and VIM. H. Morris made addresses.
The meeting of the Art Club on jan
uary 2Ist, was a most interesting one.
Mrs. Steiner Schley was chairman for the
evening. Two papers were read, one
upon "The Last Struggle of the Moors,
by Miss Drue Ramsburg; the other,
The Jews in Spain and Their Expul-
slon," by Mrs. West
The Pythian Castle Association being
unable without litigation to finally settle
the disputed lines of the property oppo-
site the City Hall, on which they con
templated building magnificent home,
decided to postpone building for one year
They offered every inducement to accom-
pllsh settlement but without avail The
matter is now in litigation for final adj
justment.
AT meeting of the Bar Association or
tuesday last DlanS FIR secIirino new