The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-21

fall.
Mrs. Waring Tyson has sold her little
farm on Montevue pike to Harry G.. Trit-
apoe.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Marion S. Kline. of
Altoona, Pa, are visiting relatives in
this city.
The members of the Y. M. c. A. will
dine together on Monday, January 24th,
at $50 p. m
Rev. DIR. Knott, formerly pastor of the
M; +. church, South, this city, will make
European tour.
Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service,
notifies the public of a dangerous 81
counterfeit in circulation.
The water pipe leading into the build
ing OF the Union Hospital, on West All
Saints street, bursted
Vim. Hargett was accidentally cut
with an axe while cutting ice at the Ok
Fibre Brush Works, a days ago.
Evangelistic meetings are being held at
the Baptist church. Much interest is
manifested by those in attendance.
Edward Stoner, who was shot and
severely wounded by Michael Bowers,
few days ago, is slowly recovering.
The Farmers Mutual Exchange, NV
ersville, have declared an per cent.
dividend. Cyrus F. Flock is the manager.
Misses Louise and Olge Stottlemyer
were badly injured in a runaway near
Smithburg. Washington county. DIR.
Kefauver rendere d medical aid.
A Hagefstown paper saws: Frank
Beddlngton of this city, was in Hagers-
town in pursuit of his wife who. he saws.
had departed from his home several days
before
A collision between the sleigh OF. Mrs.
Cutsail and Adams, of Buckeystown, and
the delivery wagon of !. V. Summers &
son, occurred in front of the City Hotel.
The ladies were thrown out and the
sleigh broken.
Invitations have been issued by the
president and faculty of the Woman's
College of Frederick for the annual win
ter reception, which will be held at the
college on Friday evening, January 2S,
from eight to eleven o'clock.
Past Commanders jewels were RE-
sented to Sir Knights Adolphus Fear
bake, Elias Remsburg and F. B. Sap
pington by committee of jacques De
Molay Commandry, Knight Templars.
A banquet was served by the committee.
Thomas L. Zimmerman has been
elected office manager of the Union
Manufacturing Company and George H.
Zimmerman, treasurer of the company.
The latter formerly held both positions.
John L. Johnson is managing superinten-
dent of manufacturing
Captain Glen Smith. of this city, con-
ductor on the N. G. Railway, received a
telegram from New York, announcing
that his son, Wilbur, had been taken to
st. Vlncents Hospital in that city, for
treatment for appendicitis. Mrs. Smith
has left to be at his bedside.
c. Thomas Kemp completed the re-
moval of his dry goods store from its old
location on the west side of North Market
street, between Patrick and Church
streets, to his handsome new building on
the northeast corner of Market and Pat
rick streets.
The newly elected directors of the
Montgomery Agricultural Society met in
Rockville and unanimously reelected the
following officers: President, Lee Offut;
vice-president, John H. Gassaway; secre-
tary, James T. Bogley; treasurer, John ].
Higgins.
Miss Eta L. Magaha, of near Jefferson,
through her attorney, Reno S. Harp, has
filed suit for breach of promise against
Charles N. Trundle, Jr, of Feagavile,
claiming $40, 900 damages. She also has
entered suit against c. Newton Trundle,
father Of the defendant, for $4,000 dam
ages, for alleged SANDER
Mrs. !. Brooke Boyle, OF Emmitsburg,
entertained number of her friends at
Five Hundred recently. Those present
were: Mrs. G.. B Resser, Mrs. Foreman,
Mrs. ]. Stewart Amman, Mrs. E. l.. Hg-
bee, Mrs L. M. Zimmerman, Mrs. Harry
Boyle, Misses Eva and Rachel Shulen-
berger, Annie and Estelle Cordori, Bell
Rowe, Helen Kilmer, Annabel Hartman,
Ruth Patterson and Ruth Chilean.
A meeting of the Board Of Governors
of the Frederick Baseball Association
was held at the Postal Telegraph office
on January 18th. The meeting was en-
thusiastic and largely attended. A public
meeting will be held in the assembly
room Of the Y NJ c. A. on this Friday
evening at O'Clock. Everyone present
will be entitled to vote for new Board
of Governors.