The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-19
GOAL NEWS
.ne Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

;sit to Atlantic City.
i pernard Michael of Harrisburg, Pa, is
ssiting relatives in this city.
H. c L. Kefauver, North Market ST.,
a on visit 10 Atlantic City
IN F. Harrison has returned from a
s,lsiness trip to Washington.
William ". Zimmerman and daughter
Ssted friends in Thurmont.
i Robert Young of New York is visiting
n parental home in this city
Mrs. lydia Mehrlihg OF Baltimore is
fsiting relatives in Frederick.
4 Eldridge Biggs of Brunswick visited
Ids and relatives in Frederick.
Irma Biggs. West Patrick street, has
Y t,rned rom visit to Atlantic City.
&Nrss Pauline Eader, Clarke Place, is
kendine her vacation at Atlantic City.
4 Mary E. Kennedy, East Third street, is
,;s;,ina friends and relatives in Baltimore.
n BERNARD 7. Kennedy has purchased
h. driving mare from John w. Weller
\ BENJAMIN Volluse of this city was
trown from a horse and broke his leg.
a Miss Jessie Popkins of Washington is
II Guest of Miss Mamie Conrad, this
i Row Ramsburg, south of Frederick, is
hdergong treatment at the City Hos
,|fal.
HTTugh V. Gittinger, who has been
BENDING his vacation at Atlantic City has
&turned.
HAIRY w. Cole of Washington has
.een spending his vacation at Mountain
lew.
IClaude Wilhide of Baltimore is spend
a his vacation in Frederick and the
Bunty.
/Fya Grumbine, East Patrick street, is
bending few weeks with relatives at
Paddock,
8NIrs. John D. CARRIER and daughter of
kvsville are visiting her son, Glenn o.
rber.
Mrs. William H. Best, who is sick at
IN home on West Third street, is slowly
b proving.
Mrs. r. w. Shade and daughter, West
&trick street, are visiting friends in Har-
D burg, Pa.
kVlliam B. Storm, vice-president of the
kntra National Bank, who has been i'll
&mproving.
Billie Mae Diven of Baltimore has been
u biting her friend, Mary Myers, East
7 ird street.
Former Alderman and Mrs. Lewis H.
Falev, are on visit TO Baltimore and
a ladelphia.
Miss Madge Cramer of Baltimare is
sitting her sister, Mrs. Charles Titlow,
N tst Fifth street.
Mrs. w. A. Reist of the City Hotel is
1knding some time at her parental home
h lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Kefauver have re-
ufned to Brooklyn, N. Y, after visit to
4 Iatiyes i'll this city.
ID eslie Cramer Schmidt, East Third
Ifeet, is spending his vacation with rela-
Ifes in Washington.
States Attorney Arthur d. Willard and
afhly have returned from a visit to rela-
+ Is in Reading, Pa.
Nh. and Mrs. William Bohn, North
4arket street, have been visiting friends
Is Whites Ferry, Md,
Mrs Morgan Cecil is spending the
1pnth with her sister, Mrs. Harry Val
& AIiddleburg, Md.
Hon. Milton C. Urner and family, Rec
"a street, have removed to their farm at
"a Airy for the summer.
George F. Thomas and family of Pitts
'rg, Pa, are visiting his brother, Robt.
1pmas, North Market street.
FRS Mary King, West South street,
i 10 has been visiting friends in the
0Rnty, has returned to her home.
lille NJ. Wiener, East Patrick street,
y b has been spending some time with
tives in Luray, Va, has returned.
f. Getzendanner, this city, who has
n undergoing treatment in Baltimore,
returned home much improved.
George W. M. Albaugh, south of this
lost a very valuable mare by heath
week from the heat and paralysis.
lev Z. l. Mclean left Monday on his
Patton, which will be spent partly at
kxandria, Pa, and partly in Berks Co.,
nna.
Peven thousand gallons OF oil for the
OF the streets is being spread through
the city on the macadam thorough
harles Wertheimer has sold his fine
Nproughbreed running horse, flames B.
kady," 10 William c. Gardner of Arl-
Ton
IN excursion TO Washington to see
rot and Washington play champion
ball will take place on the oath aud
4 Of the month.
pencer Stup of Gainesville, Thomas
Tor of Walkersville and Frank f.
pre- were operated upon for appendi-
at the City Hospital.
Aiter weeks visit in Frederick Roy
Carly returned home to Washington
pls Peerless roadster, going by way OF
national pike and Ridgeville.
Pmes NJ. Smith of Woodsboro was in
city attending market Owing to the
tlnued drouth, vegetables have be-
Pc very scarce in that vicinity.
company A, First Infantry, NJ. n. G.,
ms ETY., at meeting of its officers,
lded to hold their military picnic at
ddock Heights on August 81.
he authorities OF Harpers Ferry have
chased new Are ensine and the citi-
OF the town are very proud of the
acquisition to the fire-tighting appa-
Dung and Staley, real estate and iu-
nee agents, have sold for Mrs. Re-
Oats Castle, her property situated
East street to John J. Sheffield, on
Fate terms.
Francis r. al;, 10, ,,,id H. Iii,