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

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city for few days.
Col. E. Austin Baughman has received
hne Buick racing automobile.
Tommy Cantwell has been released b,
Milwaukee, of the Western Association
-Four persons went to Atlantic City anc
one to Cape May over the B. & o. Rail
rosd from this city.
Workmen are engaged in LAYING the
KerDlng on North Market street between
third and Fourth streets.
The Junior and United Fire Companie.
+ held meetings on Monday last. Onl,
! routine business was transacted.
William H. Ramsburg has purchased a
cadillac automobile which he will use as
delivery in connection with his grocery
| business.
Kaufman defeated Lang, the Austral-
ian champion, in the Athletic Baseball
Park, Philadelphia, on Labor Day, in six
notify contested rounds.
Mr., and Mrs. F. H. Sharetts, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. I. Sharetts of Kelmar, and MIR.
and Mrs. d. A. Sharetts of Woodsboro.
City
"A complimentary concert was given in
the Woman's College Hall on September
8 by Mr.. NJ. Sokalove, assisted by Mrs.
Burck. Many patrons of the college at
tended.
Professor and Mrs. Leroy McMasters
OF Washington University, St. Louis. Mo-.
who have been visiting friends and rela-
tlves at Walkersville have departed for
home.
The Pipe of Peace, which was recently
presented to Chippewa Tribe, NJ. 10.
improved Order of Red Men. was pre-
sented to Catoctin Tribe OF Wolfsville on
September 7.
AT the Driving Club races held at Hag-
erstown Arvie owned by Dr. r. V.
Smith, this city, Won first place in Class
A, free for all. Time of halfmile heats,
I.oS4 LOS, LOS.
Harry Norman has been appointed
local manager af the International Cor
respondence School of Scranton, Pa, in
this city, succeeding Joseph L. Whalen,
who has been promoted.
Charles S. Price had the misfortune to
lose pocketbaok containing So7, at
Braddock Heights on Sunday evening.
The pocketbook was found by VIM. III.
b. Etchlson and returned to Mr.. Price.
Miss Ellen MacGill Baker of Barry
vile, Virginia, is visiting Miss Anne p.
Z. Schley, West Second street Miss
Baker will leave shortly for Hollins Insti-
tute, where she will resume her studies.
The Woodsboro Band, under the skill
full leadership of Praf. Lynn Stephens;
has been playing at the Rockville Fair
and plcnlcs in Montgomery county. The
playing has been favorably commended.
Hon. Jacob Rohrback returned from
the twentieth annual conference of the
Commissioners on Uniform State Laws
held at Chattanooga, Tenn He was one
OF the three Maryland representatives APP
pointed by Governor Crothers to repre-.
sent this State at the annual convention.
Thomas Johnson, who shot Noah len.
klns at Catoctin, while he was hunting on
the farm OF his sister, Mrs. White. was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Runkles and
brought to this city. He was taken be-
fore Justice Smith and waived a hearing
giving bail in the sum of $500 for the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
The assessors for Frederick District.
David " Stauffer, George s. Rodock and
George T. Rhoderick, have completed
the assessing of the property in the
county portion of the district commenced
the work of assessing the property of
Frederick City. They began on the cor
ner of Market and Patrick street, on the
block between Patrick and Church SITS.
DIR. Lloyd c. Kefauver, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holm Kefauver, Middletown,
who has been connected with the medi-
cal staff at Culebra, Canal Zone, Panama,
has resigned and will leave for Middle
town on September 10, where he will
spend part of his vacation. DIR. Kefau-
yer will enter the medical corp of the u.
S. Army and will be stationed at Wash
ington, D. c
The Mountaindale picnic, held in the
grove at Mountaindale on Saturday last,
was attended by large crowd notwith-
standing the threatening weather. The
Bnonsboro and o. u. A. NJ. Bands we're
in attendance. During the concert by
the bands in the afternoon a downpour Of
rain occurred, causing all to seek shelter.
In consequence of the conditions the
picnic will be held again Saturday