The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-21
GOAL N EWS
n,a Little lettings About Peo-
Pile and Things.

nam, Ala to play ball.
Miss Lula Harris, of Hagerstown, is
ieitng friends in this city.
Samuel Lee, colored, was committed
j Montevue Hospital by Justice Eckstein
Harry H. Hoke, of Washington, has
bsan visiting his family on East Fourth
Street.
Prof Iohn T. White, superintendent of
Lbe public schools, slipped and fell on the
nayement, spraining his left arm and wrist.
8SRav Fleischman, East Patrick street,
.y4tfgone to Dayton, Ohio, where he has
Xs Septed a position.
Miss Edith Nunemaker, of Emmits-
burg, is visiting Miss Lizzie Haller, South
Market street.
Judge John c. Motter slaughtered four
hogs, the weight of which aggregated
375 pounds.
The Misses Stone entertained some
friends at their home on East Church
Street.
Mrs. Charles F. Goodel, East Patrick
street, is spending few days with her
ester in Washington.
Fabian Posey, of the Examiner, enterE
tained his employees at his home on East
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus F. Flock, of N.Y.
trsville, entertained at their home, the
directors of the bank of which he is presi-
lent.
Miss Mary K. Anderson, of Baltimore,
visiting her brother, Superintendent
George E. F. Anderson, of the Frederick
Railroad.
VIM F. Seward, of near Middletown,
has purchased from Joshua Main, the
Haupt property, on West Main street,
Middletown.
College Hall Monday night last, were re-
warded by hearing most excellent pro-
gram by Madame Bishop.
I'M The Freshman Class of the Woman's
v college delightfully."- entertained the Jun
ors by sleighing party and supper at
Mrs. Dolls, Braddock Heights.
The Y. M. c. A. anniversary will take
place on Sunday next at 3. 80 p. m. in the
City Opera House. DR.. M E. Gates, of
Washington, will deliver the address.
On Sunday last at $3.50 p. M, mems
meeting was held in the Y. M. c. A.
Hall and addressed by Rev. A J. Fristoe,
ID. D., of Norfolk, Va
James o. Palmer of Middletown, has
purchased the interest of his partner,
Sherman R. Koogle, in the Middletown
Supply Co.
Mrs. George w. Moser. of Myersville,
this county, slipped on the ice at her
home and fell, breaking her left arm at
the wrist.
Il A disastrous fire was narrowly averted
Eat the home of rural mail carrier James
Shoemaker, at Middleton. A lamp ex-
E ploding was the cause.
William NJ. Haugh, through his attor-
\ neys, Reno S. Harp and Stoner & Vein
berg, has filed suit for 81 900 damages
against Franklin E. Michael, for alleged
. Islander
Emory L. Eyler, West South street,
who for the past IS years has been en-
ployed at the Ok Fibre Brush Works,
has accepted a position with the Crown
Brush Works, of Baltimore.
William l. Thomas fell and dslocated
. his hip. He was removed to the City
Hospital DR.. Ira McCurdy gave medical
attention. Mr.. Thomas is an octogener-
. ian, and is well known timer.
The American Salvation Army held
two services on Sunday last, one at their
headquarters, the other in the county Jail.
Lieutenant Storm celebrated the anniver-
4 Sary of his conversion.
Mrs. Thomas Freeman Dixon, West
Second street, has been called to Hern-
wood Baltimore county, on account OF
1.-THE illness of her mother, Mrs. William
lOdell.
<First prize>on pen of singlecomb black
sOrpingtons and third prize on a pen of
A white Plymouth Rocks were awarded at
/ the show held at Lynchburg, Va. January
a to 7, to Baker Johnson, of Lewstown.
Messrs. David Lowenstein and Charles
IWertheimer, through their attorneys,
fStoner & Weinberg, have filed suit of
|electment against Jacob Rohrback, and
|ask $1,000 damages.
Commissioners William H. Hogarth
land Charles w. Zimmerman, and George
II. Dennis, r., counsel of the board were
lin Baltimore attending the meeting of the
Federation Of County Commissioners.
Trolley car No. rs, while going down
East Patrick street, jumped the track
twice between Market street and Middle
ALLEY, but was gotten on the track again
after some little delay.
The Frederick Lodge, B. P. o. Elks,
HELD social in the club rooms. corner
gEast Second and Court streets, for the
members and friends accompanied by
members.
In the case of Archie Helms, who was
charged with taking pigeons, in connec-
ton with several other boys, it was
shown by the evidence that he was at
work at the time the theft is alleged to
have occurred, and he was entirely ex-
onerated.
A steam heating plant has been in
stalled in the parsonage of the Methodist
Episcopal church, East Church street,
through the generosity of Nicholas 0
0 e, of Newton Highlands, Mass.
III On & Rowe were the contractors.
Company A, First Infantry, Maryland
Militia, of this city, will be inspected on
"Wednesday night, January 26, by Major
M. A. Reckord, commanding the Third
Battalion Of the First Regiment. The
company, according to orders, will be
|paraded in full field service uniforms,
with their complete field equipment on
their backs.
A meeting of the committee recently
appointed to take steps to secure the
erection of new building for the boys
schools of the city was held at the Y. M.
Z. A. building, when the condition of the