The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-04
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,or,a Little lettings About Peo.
pie and Things.


.,raet have been reported to the police
Richard McHenrY, the horseman, is
III in a Richmond Hospital.
Father George Harrington, of Barnes
lille paid a business visit to this city a
few days ago.
DIR. E. N. Neighbours, of Lewstown,
was in the city recently upon profess
siona business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dronenburg have
been visiting friends in Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
The Hetzler Young Peoples Branch of
he ". c. T. U. held its first meeting in
The w. c. T. U. room.
Barney Ounce was arrested for being
,drk,k. After taking the total abstinence
|pleGase he was dismissed.
The Misses Johnson, of South Mai ket
street, lost by theft SO fine chickens re-
Gently.
The Baltimore annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South, will
be held in Washington, March %.
The Baltimore conference of the Meth
odst Episcopal church will meet in Balti-
more, March 80.
The Maryland annual conference of the
Methodist Protestant church will be held
lin Baltimore, April 6.
s. VIM. Neighbers had his hand pain
tully lacerated by wire fence gate on his
/. premises.
E. S. Mobley & Bro. are laying sewer
from the Court House to Carroll creek,
for the Board of County Commissioners.
Aubrey Nicodemus, son of Bradley T.
Nicodemus, has gone to Madison, N. J.,
IS assistant secretary to the Y. M. c. A.
The commission of R. B. Poffinberger,
Ps Deputy Game Warden, has been re-
teived at the clerks office.
Mr.. VIM. H. Lebherz is on business
trip to Jacksonville, Florida. in the inter-
st of the Ok Fibre Brush Works.
Miss Rosa Sells, of Hanover, Pa, is
listing Miss Nora Kreh, West South
treet
Miss Della Wise, of Middletown, is
&Eiting Mrs O. B. Coblentz, Rockwell
4eTace.
MIR. Eugene Grove, of Lime Kiln,
Eas iii this city with his family visiting
blends.
Ephraim Eyler was committed to Mon
evue Hospital few days ago for treat
bent.
Mrs Molle N. Diffendal and son.
nan, of Philadelphia, have been spend
BIZ some time with relatives in this city.
Rev. D E. Moylan, of Baltimore, was
be guest of Professor Charles w. Ely,
a the Maryland School for the Deaf.
Mrs Cora Gephart and Miss Frances
Brengle, of Cumberland. have been
listing relatives in this city.
Mr.. Baker Johnson had the misfortune
b fall from load of straw at his poul-
IN farm at Lewistown.
~ The kingdom of Prussia gets out of
cultivated forests over $4,000, 900
ear.
The stove that was CHANGED off by Mr..
|antz Rhodes recently, was won by
IT, G. w. Slaughter.
When the ice passed off the Potomac
Eer recently about so feet of the Potomac
*ulp Mill dam at Harper's Ferry passed
II with it.
Geo. F. Kinaly, of Monrovia. celebrated
IS eightieth birthday, on Tuesday last.
|he immediate family and few close
lends participated in the celebration.
The Board Of Managers of the Fred
fick County Agricultural Society, have
hmed October IS, 10, 20, 81, 1910, as
BE date for the next Frederick Fair.
Mr. Harvey Ramsburg, of Utica
ills, slaughtered three hogs few days
30, which tipped the beam at 3SI, AIT
1hd 3S2 pounds, respectively.
Michael Bowers, who shot Edward
Toner, on January 9Th, was bailed out
u $500 for the action OF the Grand
Ary, by Justice Eckstein.
Mr.. William !. Grove, President of the
!. Grove Lime Company, was in the
NJ few days ago upon political bus
Mr.. John w. Bowers, West All
1Rints street, has recently been retired
y the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
tn pension.
4 Charles Messenger fell on North Mar
a street and dislocated his hip. He
hs taken to Montevue Hospital for
eatment.
Mrs. Thomas Freeman Dixon has
burned from Hernwood, Baltimore
<ounty, where she attended the bedside
q her mother.
After being forced to use water from
fe Antietam Creek since the middle OF
80 summer, residents of Hagerstown
enjoying pure mountain water.
While Miss Kathryn Conrad was remov-
81 glass-head hat pin from her hat on
@1nday, she had the misfortune to break
resulting in cutting deep cash in her
kht thumb.
NJ THE remains Of the late VIM. Mont
emery arrived in this city on Wednesday
Id were placed in vault at Mt. Olivet
remetery. Funeral services will take
lace on Sunday, February 18th.
"A meeting will be held this Friday
<Iening at o'clock in the Woman'S Col
&c Hall, to discuss the feasibility OF pro-
rurlng better accommodations for the
pnbllc school for boys.
!. Earle Simpson, graduate Of the
baltimore City Business College, has
zen made the head of the Commercial
department of the High School, al
3dagerstown.
z Mr.. B. T. Maynard. of Fostoria, Vir.
mia, has been in Frederick for a few
QVs on business He was accompa'
Su.cd by his brother, Mr.. Frank Maynard,
NEAR New Landon
l3.Walter Sewell, aged I6 years, son Of
1aSl Sewell, colored, was committed tc
nf Colored School for Boys, at Chelten
.p, Nd, recently, by Justice Alfred