The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-02

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an increase OF $50, 1911, or I6.I per cent.
as compared with 2,42o, eS2 in 1900.
Charles w. Main, former typo of this
city, was nominated for Congress in the
lhlrd District of Baltimore City.
Harvey Ramsburg and family of Utica
spent Saturday and Monday with Mr.. N.
NJ. Rimbey, near Mt. Airy.
Myrtle Shook and Rena Blenard of
Hagerstown are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Sunday, West Fifth street,
Mrs. Roy Brust, West Fourth street,
ieIl from chair while picking grapes a
lew days ago and broke her arm.
Miss Kate Mehrling, daughter Of Mr..
John Mehrling, fell on West All Saints
street and sprained her knee.
While fishing Ernest McCardell and
Charles Stull succeeded in capturing nine
fine bass.
Miss Minnie Rhodericl of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Elinor Abbott, South Mar
ket street
Miss Lois Brown of New Market is Wis.
lting the Misses Johnson, West Second
street
William E. Darner, auctioneer, offered
at public sale for Mrs. Niles Abrecht, the
house and lot No $50 West Patrick ST.
1t was Withdrawn OF bid of $3.50.
Edward Thomas and Dorsey Sappins-
ton, who have been connected with the
work OF road construction near Cumber-
land this summer, have returned
The copies of the laws of 1910 have
been received at the clerks office, Court
House, for distribution among the public
officials and magistrates.
While on fishing trip, VIM. A. Rob
ertS, Christian Yinger and Robert Danner
succeeded in capturing 50 eels and three
turtles, one of which weighed 80 pounds
Doll Brothers gave their employees an
outing on Monday last The tour ex-
tended from Frederick to Myersville with
refreshments and a dance at Braddock
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. Shriner and
son, Edward G., and Miss Sadie Tim
merman who have been touring in Eu-
rope for the past several months, have
returned home.
Harry G. Tritapoe. real estate. loan
and insurance agent, has sold for Henry
n. Crum, his farm containing SIS acres,
situated near Harmony Grove, to Mrs.
Ida c. Cutsail, o. Urbana.
Miss Mamie Black, daughter of Mrs.
Laura c. Black, who lives on the Grove
farm near Buckeystown, had a narrow
escape from being killed in a runaway
accident
DR.. r Y. Smith, Court street, has gone
to Knoxville, Tenn, where he will inspect
a number of mules for Messrs. l. G..
White & Co., of New York. The animals
will be used to help build an electric road.
Master Lester Sala Consol, East Thnd
street, was given postal shower in honor
of his first birthday He received num-
Der of pretty cards from friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Sallie A. Cramer and Miss Daisy
Mcdonald, of this city, have returned
from Atlantic City, where they were in
attendance at the sessions of the National
Council of the Daughters of Liberty.
Mrs. Cramer was elected as National
Guide.
Attorneys Charles c. Waters, of Fred
erick; Vincent Sebold, OF Emmitsburg,
and Harry Brindle, of Hagerstown, have
been appointed by Referee Z. Y. Colds
borough, as trustees of Harry Z. Slim
mel, bankrupt, who conducted plumb
ing establishment at Thurmont, this
county, and at Hagerstown.
The work Of oiling the streets is pro-
crossing. East Second street, between
Chapel alley and East street, was COM
pleted also the block on North Market
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, North Bentz street between Third
and Fourth streets, East All Saints street
and South Market street, south of Clarke
Place.
Charles A. d. Williams through his at
torneys Stoner & Weinberg entered suit
against E. Carrot Linthicum for the sum
of 81 900 for assault and battery. Mr..
Williams alleges that Linthicum met him
on the public road at Evansville and APP
preached him about selling bill which
he owed him. In the alteration which
followed Williams claims he was beaten
and kicked by Linthcum.
President J. H. Apple, Of the Woman's
College, is in receipt Of letter from the
Department of Education announcing
that the State Board of Education has
issued teacher certificate to Miss Isabel
Storm, OF this city, in view of her COM
pleting the course in pedagogy of the col
lege in connection with her regular aca-
demic course. Miss Storm was awarded
the A. B degree by the college in June,
1900, and returned to complete the course
in pedagogy in I9o9-Io.