The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
GOAL NEWS.
|oon,a Little lettings About Peo'
ple and Things.

A.. w. Wolhnger, of Hagerstown,
...ae in The city on business.
NJ z &c. Lanip pc has been spending
w. laws with his family on East Second
INV farmers in Frederick have lost
~ from A disease suspected to be hog
cholera.
THOMAS F. Allen received a letter from
nc rnnawav son IA years old who is now
|iocated in West Africa.
The H. 6. Recruiting Station on North
Market Street had two applicants for en-
iistment, both failed to pass.
Mr. p. II. c. Birely, who has been quite
s;cIi at his home, East Second street for
the nast week, is able to be out
Mrs. Tohn 7. Cutler, North Market
l.trae s Who was painfully scalded about
Ener hands and face is improving.
Miss Sophia Hermann, of Scranton, Pa,
+ is snending the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hermann, West South
Street
The firm of MacRae, Jamison and Ash
cum have completed the examination Of
4 he citv books and will make final report
lnext week.
"The Spy of Gettysburg" was given by
ocal talent at Mt. Airy, in the Masonic
1all on Saturday night last. Audiepce
was large.
Mr.. c. c. Ausherman. Court street,
VINO has been on an extended business
rim 10 Jacksonville, and Fort Myer, Flori-
Ia, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Schroeder
Ind daughter, of Grafton, w. Va, were
n the city attending the funeral of Mrs.
.ouis A. Wickham.
The condition of Mr.. R Lee Slingluff,
yho has been i'll for three weeks, with
typhoid fever, in Baltimore hospital, is
omewhat improved.
The popular Paint and Powder Club of
The Monumental City may be induced to
give our citizens another of their very
artistic entertainments.
A fine new piano, Christmas gift from
Mrs. George Simmons, has been installed
| in the Sunday School room of the Evan
gelical Reformed church.
Messrs. Edward Houck, Jr., David
4 .Shull had serious runaways while sleigh
Nc While considerably bruised no fur
ther damage has been reported.
Constable Carter recovered from shop
filters a pair of shoes taken at the store of
B. Rosenour and Sons during the rush
hours The names were not given.
The front of the Union Knitting Mills
has been draped in crepe out of respect
to the late Mr.. NJ. Eugene Getzendanner,
one Of the directors of the company.
On December the 27th, there will be II
candidates TO fill the vacancies at a special
election in Cumberland, to succeed
Messrs. Hummelshine, and Clay, resigned.
Mr.. William Bowers, Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, College Park, is
. spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Bowers, Clarke
Place.
Sammie Marlno's horse was frightened
by trolley runaway, demolished the
wagon and spreading fruit on the streets
for several blocks. The horse was not
injured
Mr.. H. K. Fox has been awarded the
contract for the heating, sanitary plumb
ing Of the four new dwelling houses of
MeSsrs. Kolb Bros, which are being
erected on East Third street
While Mr.. David NJ. Specht, OF Doubs,
this county, working with the repair gang
on the B. & o. tracks, was driving spike,
a large piece of the spike flew and struck
him on the right cheek, cutting it to the
bone.
The Orphans Court refused to admit
the will of the late Daniel Tucker, as he
executed deed of trust after the will was
made Other papers were filed in the
Orphans Court on Tuesday relative tc
the Tucker estate.
The Sunday School room of Zion Evan
gellcal Lutheran church. Middletown
winch has been enlarged was rededicatec
on Sunday last, Rev. ]. NJ. Gentzler pre-
sided and Revs. Brown, Settlemyer de
livered addresses.
ri Mr.. Charles f. Fink, a leading member
OF the Westminster bar, has purchased {
large and valuable estate on the lame:
Tlver, 80 miles northwest of Richmond
va 1t is known as the r. H. irwin
property and contalng 1,535 acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Posey gave large
ana handsomely arranged reception a
tnelr home on St. Paul street, Baltimore
Tor their daughters, Miss Mary Regin;
riosey, and Miss Katherine Ellen Posey
me latter one of this seasons debutantes
Miss Mondas Willoughby gave a pretti
y arranged tea, Friday afternoon, from
70 7 clock, at her home, I4I5 Mt. Roya
avenue. Baltimore. Among the guest
were WEI Miss Mary Regina Posey and Mis-
Ellen Rohrback, Lime Kiln, near Fred
RINK Madaline Diggs. through her al
eoIney' F. w. Cramer, has filed bill 70
suVorce, a vlnculo matrimonii, from he
nuSoand, James Alexander Diggs. TIL
parties are colored and were married i
mls city by Rev. R. P. Lawson, on Ma
IS, 1898.
n decree granting to Mrs. Nellice N
Deach', of Poolesville, Montgomer
county, an absolute divorce from Norma
y: beacht, who is said to live at Bruins
m'ck' this county, on the ground of de
I 1rI and nfidelity, has been signed b
capt. ID. John Markey, secretary of tn
associated Boards of Trade of MARYLAND
= IN receipt of letter from Philip
LAIRD OF the Public Service Commission
, Mll'cn shows disposition on the part
ae commission to look into traffic cond
uonS of the State.
Mr. William Woodward, for abol
S S years past janitor at the court hous
SCaluea IN his resignation to the Count
commissioners. The commissioner
S NO,n consultation, appointed Mr.. Samu