The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-18

fowls were handsome bronze turkeys and
brought Is cents a pound.
Mr.. Palmer Tenant. prominen, Young
attorney of HagerstuNn. was nominated
for mayor by the Democratic Ma, oraltv
Convention on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, of Glen Rock
Pa, are spending some time at the CITY
Hotel. They are the parents of John H.
Howard, proprietor OF the hotel.
Mrs. Silas Boteler, Of the firm of Blu
menheur & Co.. and Miss Mollie Bartpis
have gone to New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore on a business trip.
George H. Wiener has been awarded
the contract to install the heating plant in
the new National Bank building. The
heating will be by the vapor system.
Prof A. Thos G.. Apple, director of
the Daniel Scholl Observatory of F &,
Nj. College, Lancaster, Pa, will deliver
lecture in Woman's College Hall.
Miss Elsie Cramer, of WalkersvilIe, and
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor of De-
troit, Mich, are spending a few DAYS at
Jefferson, visiting relatives and friends.
Chippewa Tribe, No. 10, Improved
Order OF Red Men, conferred the second
degree at its meeting at the conclusion of
which ice cream and cake were served.
While operating rip saw at the plain
ing mills of the VIM ID. Bowers Lumber
Company, Raymond Eyler had the mis-
fortune to cut the end of the thumb of his
left hand
Dallas w. Kehne has purchased the
interest of Edward l. Wilders, in the GRO
Gerry store of Kehne & Wilders, 4Io North
Market street, and will continue the store
in the future.
D. Chester CourSev. State supervisor of
agents of the John Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Co., is in Frederick in the
interest OF the company and is registered
at the Y. NJ c. A.
Nathan o. Neighbors and George A.
Dean are in Chula Vista, Cal. Mr. Dean
will return to his home in this CITY in two
weeks. Mr.. Neighbors will extend his
trip to Los Angeles.
Harry G. Trltapoe, real estate and in
surance broker, has sold for Howard D.
Kefauver. his tract of mountain land,
situated near Yellow Springs, to Rhodes
R. Kemp, of this city.
Bruce Stralman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
had the end of the front finger OF his left
Fibre Brush Works.
Myrtle and Irene Shelton, aged about
10 and IS years, respectively, daughters
of John Shelton, were committed to the
House of Refuge by Justice Alfred Ritter
for being incorrigible.
While at work at the Ok Fibre Brush
Works Charles Yinger had the misfortune
to run the former of brush machine
through the thumb of his left hand, max
ing very painful wound.
Charles T. K Young, real estate and
insurance agent, has sold for John N.
Clary his three-Story brick house and lot,
227 East Second street, to Frederick A.
Ordeman, on private terms.
of New York, and George F. Howell OF
Washington, have been the guests of Col.
E. Austin Baughman at his home, Pop
lar Terrace" near Frederick.
An interesting meeting of Fredonia
Council, No. 40, ST.. 0. U. A. NJ, was
held on Friday last, with large attend
ance. The three degrees of the order
were conferred upon a class of seven can
ddates.
The oo5 trolley car to Hagerstown
Sunday jumped the tracks at the foot of
the mountain some distance east of the
power house, breaking the gear case of
the trolley. Cars were delayed for a
short time.
Dorsey Oden, auctioneer, sold on the
premises near Evansville recently for
John Francis Smith, attorney in fact, the
farm of the late Reuben M. Monkey, con-
tanning 78H acres of land, to All B. Smith,
at $3.50 per acre.
The w. c. T. U. of Walkersville held
Frances Willard memorial service in
the Methodist Episcopal church, March
Is. Special music was furnished by the
choir and the Loyal Temperance Legion.
Rev. Guy Brady of the Reformed church,
delivered an address.
During the week, Miss Casey, visiting
nurse of the Frederick County Branch of
the Maryland Association for the Proven
ton and Relief of tuberculosis, made 76
calls OF this number, were new calls
and five new patients. She now has So
regular patients on her list.
The directors of the Colt & Dixon
Packing Company have organized by
electing Fred. w. Obenderfer, president;
P. Mehrl Hiteshew, vice-president; Guy
K. Motter, treasurer, and w. o. Nc
Cutcheon secretary and manager. J. L.
Johnson is the remaining member of the
Board.
The Senate referred the following nomi-
nations to the Committee on Executive
Nominations: David Herschel, of Fox
vile; Adam Roser, Woodsboro; and
John L. Jordan, of Knoxville; to be JUS
tees of the peace, and John Gardner, OF
| Hyattstown; to be notary public for
Frederick county.
Mrs Emma F. Elgin, of Brunswick,
has sold the hotel property at Weverton,
three miles west of Brunswick, to Harry
| G.. Traver proprietor of Hotel Traver,
of Leitersburg, Md, for $1,000. This
| hotel has been conducted for a number of
years by ]. G.. McClellen, and is famous
+ resort for cry fishermen and huntsmen.
A movement is now on foot, looking
to the erection of mortuary chapel at
Mount Olivet Cemetery. A petition is
now being circulated, and has been
signed by quite number of the lot
owners of the cemetery, which will
shortly be presented to the directors of
the. company, requesting the erection
of chapel.
William T. Darner, auctioneer, offered
at public sale at the court house door for