The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-06-03
oo,a Little lettings About PEG
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0.re visiting relatives in Frederick.
Mics Mary Motter of Powhatan Col
,ege Charlestown, W. Va, is home
spending her vacation.
Mrs Rosetta Brown of Philadelphia is
visiting Frank Seachrist, West Patrick
street.
Mrs Robert C. Hall and daughter Of
Baltimore are spending the summer al
ybeir cottage at Braddock Heights.
Mrs. William H. Michael of Washing.
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Ed.
Schell, North Market street.
Mrs. Charles F. Fleming, who has been
enending the winter in Washington, has
returned to this city for the summer.
f. l. Schildknecht and wife of Wash
ington spent Sunday with relatives in this
city.
Aubrey Wilson, wife and daughter of
Mt Airy are visiting B. w. Wilson, East
Third street.
Miss Nettie Gimmell of York has been
spending a few days with Mrs. S. E.
Homer, Dill avenue.
Edgar Brust and wife of Washington
are visiting the family of Milton T. Engle,
West Fourth street.
Clarence Dixon who had two of his
toes mashed some time ago, is able to be
about with the aid of crutches,
One hundred and eighty-six excursion
lists arrived in this city from Washington
on Sunday last.
Ensign Calvin P. Page of the U. S.
Navy Yard, New York, is spending a few
days with his parents in this city.
Mrs. William T Mullinix and daughter,
Miss Barbara, and Miss Hal Lee OFT are
spending some time in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Ferguson of Elk
ton, Md, are visiting relatives and friends
in. this city.
tssarnard Smith of Waynesboro, Pa, is
Spending few days at his parental home
in this city.
Calvin o. c. Fox of West Chester, Pa,
is spending few days with his brother,
H. K. c. Fox, East Patrick street.
Rev. and Mrs. !. H. Turner of Luther
vile were the guests over Sunday of DIR.
and Mrs. !. o. Hendrix, East Second St.
Mrs. Matte Stull and two sons of Vel
low Springs are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Franklin N. Zimmerman, West Patrick
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Filler and
Mrs. William A. Harley spent Monday
with relatives and friends in Lovettsville,
Va
J. Walty Getty and wife of New Wind
sor are visiting Mrs. Getty's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. H. c. Birely, East Second
, street.
Monday, Decoration Day, was legal
holiday, banks were closed and at the
postoffice window service was from to g.
Carriers made no delivery.
A carrier pigeon, with band on one
of its legs marked ct. Y. 1883" flew
into the premises of VIM. c. Howard on
the Ballenger Creek pike, near this city.
Extensive Improvements have been
made in Williamson drug store. The
change is most attractive and the decora-
tons handsome.
Mrs. Daisy Carly Conklin of Boston,
Mass, who has been spending some time
with her brother, !. w. l.. Carly left for
home by way of Washington.
The horse attached to- coal cart o.
Ira Biser ran away on Bentz street. but
was caught on court house square after
damaging cart and harness.
Mrs. Fred Miller and sons of New
Bruins wick, N. J., are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Grayson E. Bowers, at Harmony
Grove.
Miss Jane Need OF this city who is now
in Paris, France, will sail for home on
June 1, and expects to arrive in New
x,York about June 6.
I Rev. E. H. Lamar, Messrs. c. E. Cline,
Edward Heinlen, George Henlein, c.
Albert Gibson and DIR. Alice Radcliff en-
joyed an automobile trip Monday to Hag-
erstown, Martinsburg and Winchester.
The twenty-fourth annual reunion of
the Lutheran churches OF Southern Penn
Sylvania, Maryland, District OF Columbia,
Virginia and West Virginia will be held
at Pen Mar, July FL.
Hon. Frank Z. Jones of Rome, N. Y,
Ex-Natlonal Councillor of the 0. U. A.
M. and bride were the guests of Mr.. and
and Mrs. c. A. Lands during his stay in
Frederick.
Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, sold at
the courthouse door for ID. Princeton
Buckley and Emory l.. Coblentz, trustees,
the large brick dwelling house of the late
William S. Miller, on East Patrick street,
to George S. Rodock for $4,000.
Albert c. Rippeon, aged eleven years,
son of H. c. Rippeon of Mt. Pleasant,
was committed to the Watson Aid Society
in Baltimore by Justice Ecksten on the
charge of being ncorrigible. He was
taken to the institution by Sheriff Grimes.
The horses in the heavy truck of Har-
rls & Filler running away collided with
the buggy of Calvin Schildknecht, dam
aging same slightly. The horses were
stopped at the corner of Market and Pat
mex streets, damage to harness and truck
Slight.
While carving blazing oil stove from
the house Mrs. Edward Adams of New
Market was terribly burned and is in a
critical condition. The stove blazed up
soon after it was lighted and to keep il
from setting fire to the house she picked
1t up and carried it into the yard The
oil spilled over her clothing and, before
the fire could be extinguished, her back
and breast were charred by the flames.
While her condition is serious, hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
The beautiful new council room of Ere.
donia Council, No. 49, 0. ". A. NJ, or
West Patrick street. was formally dedi
Gated last Friday night The spacious
room was well filled with members of the
council and many visitors from Francis
Scott Key Council, No 4S, who were
present to enjoy the meeting The O.