The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-04-15
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Cor Little Jottings About Peo-
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fro1 trip to New YORK.
Nh. F. Uhler, of Hagerstown, was in
Frdick on business.
c. C Ausherman is in Washing
tori business
iCharles F. Cramer, Court street, is
coied to the house with rheumatism.
and Mrs. s. w. Hopes are on a
who Baltimore.
Is JAMIE Quynn West Third street,
isla brief visit to Baltimore.
Clarence Mobley, East Third street,
sltically i'll
byor Frank |. Lewis. of Mt. Airy, was
frederick on business.
+. George d. Norris, of Unionville,
Win this city on business.
on. Joseph W. Wolhnger. of Hagers-
i A tol, Ya:Il this city on business.
N r. Eindsor Williams, of Kemp
ton, was IN this city on business.
ugust Fryberg. demented Jew, was
81 to Montevue for treatment.
Dr. E. R. Neighbors, of Lewistown,
in this city on professional business.
frank V. Staub was elected director
dhe Franklin Savings Bank.
Hiss Lillian Uhler. Of Hagerstown, is
,iting Mrs. Walter Zeigler, East Church
seet.
Mr. H. Dorsey Etchison addressed the
Bs meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
Sunday morning last.
Miss Anna Beard. Feagaville, has been
pointed to a position with Seeger &
J., hardware dealers, of this city.
Miss Nanny Baldwin. of Berryville,
a., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert
arks, North Market street.
Mrs. Emma Hopwood Hubbard, of
fillmore, is visiting relatives and friends
Frederick.
Mrs Norman D. Whitman and daugh-
rs, North Market street, are visiting
ends at Helm, Pa.
Mrs Charles w. Ross, Jr., West Sec
i'd street, has been spending some time
New York.
While fishing Charles Abrecht, Clarence
lixon, Vernon Derr and Thomas c.
nckey succeeded in catching I fine fish.
tMr. T.. H. Biggs was seriously injured
J. beiIG run into by bicycle. He is
) Covering slowly.
Mrs ]. w. Starr was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the eve by hot coal While the injury
painful no serious result is anticipated.
Mr.. Charles l.. Stokes, North Market
rect, was in York and Lancaster, Pa,
business.
Mrs. B. Rosenour, Sr., of Baltimore,
no has been visiting Mrs. Sol Stern, at
Paddock Heights, has returned.
Miss Edith Joliffe. of Winchester, Va,
visiting her brother, Mr. w. N. Joliffe,
Vest Third street.
G.. Warning Tyson and family, East
second street, have removed 10 Braddock
/ Ieights.
Miss Virginia Wall, of Berryville, Va,
$ visiting Mrs Herbert Marks, North
treet.
! Mr. William J. Grove. president of the
l. J. Grove Lime Company, was in
frederick on business.
Mrs. Charles K Ham, of Baltimore,
gho has been the guest of Mrs. George
Ross, East Second street, has returned.
Mr.. w. P. c. Cockey, who has been
pending some time at DeLani, Florida,
las returned to this city for the summer
Mrs. Charles Norman and Miss Nan
IHouck are on visit to relatives in Balh-
more and Washington.
Mr.. Daniel Blumenauer has entered
upon the discharge of his duties as one OF
1.-THE drivers of the Junior horses.
Charles Cook, of Lime Kiln, employed
by the M. J. Grove Lime Company, was
seriously injured by the kick of mule.
Miss Maude Lease, cashier at r. J. ).
Dutrow's who has been spending her
vacation at Atlantic CITY and Baltimore
has returned home.
Mrs. John Snyder and sister, Miss en-
1nie Burdette, of Boyds, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Snyder, North Market
street.
Mr.. Vincent Sebold, attorney and man
sger Of the Emmitsburg Railroad, was IN
tonsultation with railroad officials IN this
city.
The Northern Central Railroad IS pre-
pairing for the erection OF additonal coli con,
crete piers under its tracks across Cd'ioii
crsek. -.
Hagerstown is initiating our beautiful
Mountain CITY. and getting on an onward
move. MAY she srcceed beyond her
tondest expectati0fs.
AT 4 meeting Of the Board OF ELECTION
Spneyyisors OF Frederick city, Mr.. lhos.
FcsSteiT was elected clerk, and Mr..
Charles P. Levy, counsel to the board
/Michael Fogle. Whisner street, this
city. was struck by the engine on the 4
n. m, train and thrown more than 20 ieet,
He was not injured.
Rev. and Mrs. Absalom Knox and
foT children arrived and have taken up
their residence at Trinity parsonage, I25
East Third street.
Mr.. Thomas Young and Mr.. James
Young, of Washington, ID. C., are spend,
ling few days with Misses Mamie and
Mary Young.
Mr. Lohn H. Howard of the City Hotel,
has returned from a business trip TO the
home of his uncle, Mr.. William foust,
Glen Rock, Pa.
Miss Sarah Lenhart celebrated her
birthday on Friday and in honor OF the
event was given postal shower by q
number of her friends.
The Mutual Insurance Company Of
Frederick county is having Improvements
made to the office OF its secretary and
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNab, OF "a
louisville, are visiting Professor and MIS-;
Charles w. Ely, at the Maryland ochoo
for the Deaf
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Linger, OF Wash