The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-22

Mrs. E. J. Hudson and son, North
Market street, are spending some time in
| Washington.
Miss celia Summers, West Patrick
street, is visiting Miss Sadie Kline, in
Waynesboro.
MIR. +. {. Crum, of Crum & Davidson,
engineers. constructors. is on a business
trip 10 Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Frederick Frazier of Washington,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lillian r. An
ders, East Patrick street
Mr.. Charles Burton, OF Pittsburg, rep
resenting The Burton Powder Company,
has been visiting Mr.. Herbet Hahn.
Hon. c. c. Ausherman has purchased
from Mr.. Melvin A. E Biser lot at
Braddock Heights, along the National
turnpike.
Mrs. Emma Detrlck delivered a lecture
on missions before the w. c. T. U. An
interesting program was rendered by
local talent.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company
has increased its office force by the ap-
pointment of Miss Bessie Wilhide, as
stenographer and typewriter.
Mr. w. w. Doub, the efficient secre-
tary of the Peoples Fire Insurance Co..
was presented with handsome oak chair
by the directors OF the company.
Harry Stimmel, who recently disap-
peared from Hagerstown, formerly of
Thurmont, this county, has left for settle
ment nearly $1,000 outstanding indebted
ness.
Mr.. Edgar R. Young has been APP
pointed rural letter carrier on route No.
4, al Middletown, vice Edgar c. Rudy,
and George A. Wise, substitute, vice
Edgar Young.
The fish law is in effect now, it being
unlawful to fish from April IS to June l.
The fish usually spawn during this period
and the law was enacted to protect the
fish during that season.
Mr.. Philip Seeger. Of King David
Lodge, No. so. and Mr.. Charles A. Lam
dis, of Frederick City Lodge. No 100,
are in Baltimore attending the sessions of
the Grand Lodge OF the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows.
A trolley pole in front of the residence
of George Wachter, on f Patrick street,
was broken by an accident. caused by the
trolley jumping the wire striking the span
wire leading from the pole on the pave
ment TO another wire. The damage was
reported.
There was special meeting of the In
dependent Hose Company on Monday
last to take action on the death of Mr.
Edward Fl. DYER, for more than 70 years
a member OF the company. After eulogis-
tic remarks by the president and some Of
the members. committee on resolutions
was appointed.
The members of the Independent Hose
Company accompanied by members of
the other companies. attended divine SER
vice in the Grace Reformed church on
Sunday last Rev F. L. McLain. chap
lain OF this company, preached an appro-
pirate sermon. The attendance was good,
the weather being very inclement.
Miss May Derr. of Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. Edward D. Shriner. of Frederick,
and Master Edward Shriner of F. & NJ,
Lancaster Pa. are attending the wed
ding of DR. John s. Derr, son of Surgeon
f. Z. Derr, u. s. N. Miss Jeanette
Humphries daughter of Prof HUMPHREYS.
of the University of Virginia, at Charlotts-
vile, Va.
c. Corr, aged about rs years, and lor-
eigner employed as track hand on the
B. & 0 r. r., while attempting to board
a moving train at Frederick Junction, fell
under the wheels of the train. and had
both legs crushed below the knees He
was picked up and brought to this city on
a special train and taken to the City Hos
pital, where his legs were amputated.