The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-05
-,OCAL NEWS
uere Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

visiting relatives in this city
Miss Elsie Eitel. of Baltimore, is Wis
hing the Misses Zeigler, Monocacy Boul-
evard
Mr. William Railing and wife, OF
Nork Pa, are visiting their parents in
Ibis city.
Miss Clara Hurley of Baltimore, is
listing Miss Sarah Speaks. near this
ety.
Miss Ruth HoIdcraft, East Church
street, is visiting relatives and friends
IL Baltimore.
81 Cussie Kemp was committed to Mon
fevue Hospital by Justice Eckstein for
ueatment.
Miss Hattie M. Griffin, South Market
street, is visiting Miss Cutshall, in
Eoodsboro.
Mr.. George A. Zeigler, Of Hinton,
West Virginia, is visiting his family on
East Second street.
Misses Lillian Bell and Annie Ed
Aonds are spending their vacation at
Rock Hall and Baltimore.
Mrs. Christopher Woerner and family
nave TlONCd ilOill L|aoI d1il@h ohiSCt, ~
North Market street.
Mrs. Annie Geyer, of Washington, is
listing her sister, Mrs. John L. Michael,
Nest Patrick street..
Lewis F. Carter has been reappointed
Deputy U. S. Marshal by U. S. Marshal
Padgett of Baltimore.
Two prizes will be awarded by the
Braddock Heights Casino in the bowling
match now in progress.
81 Miss Lila Smith, West Patrick street,
i visiting Mrs. Laura Smith, North
Fulton avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. Harley Smith. of Norfolk, Vir-
tinia. is spending his vacation at his
barental home in this city.
Rev. Ulysses S. c.. Rupp, East Church
street, is spending his vacation at Mt.
Bretna, Lebanon county, Pa.
Professor L. R. Koontz, of the Fred
rick College, is spending few days
Ia Shepherdstown, West Virginia
Ex-Judge Glenn H. Worthington, who
|t6s been spending some time at
Bedford Springs, Pa, has returned.
The excursion on the B. & O.. R. R. on
Sunday last carried 100 from this city, II
q Washington and 2S to Baltimore.
Eugene Kelley of the Belvidere, Balti-
1nore, has located in this city, and will
<pnnect himself with the New City Hotel.
3 The prospects for large enrolment
u Frederick College are bright. The
k4Sth session will begin September 18th.
Mrs. Joseph G.. Gaver, daughter and
Hece, Miss Louise Purnell, of Baltimore,
Has been visiting her aunt, West Third
&reet.
Two members of the Latter Dav Saints
addressed about 100 people at the corner
a Market and Church streets on Satur-
lay last.
Mrs. Lawrence B. Ellert and children,
"a New York, are visiting George s.
Rodock, North Market street, and other
Hiends.
Misses Grace and Mary Atkinson, East
4hird street, are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia and Littlestown, Pa, and
2ort Deposit, Md.
A very delightful birthday party was
&ven at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
a. Boyer near Damascus, in honor of
per daughter, Ruth.
The Avalon" Braddock Heights.
Entertained their guests with a delightful
Progressive euchre party. Five hand
spme prizes were given.
A horse belonging to Wilbur Cutler of
Heagaville became frightened and backed
Ito the large plate glass window of c.
larry Shipley, demollshing it.
Reynolds Post No. 2, c.. A. R., was
nspected by A. J. Vansant, Department
commander, who has been appointed
a the Governors staff from Cecil
8unty.
The horse of the delivery wagon of
hos H. Halter was frightened by a
motorcycle and ran away He was over
ken by Frank Storm and returned to
owner, with slight damage.
Reno S. Harp is attending the meeting
81 the supreme lodge of the Knights Of
sthlas in Milwaukee, Wis, accompanied
his wife and son. He contemplates
Sitting several States before his return.
The American Salvation Army gave
Ter Sunday school an outing at the Fair
rounds. The many attending were
eased with the outing, including the
ANY good things supplied by the officers
Miss Elizabeth G.. Reist, daughter of
b. and Mrs. w. A. Reist, of the CITY
zotel, has returned from Fredericks-
hrg, Virginia, where she was attend
4 house party given by Miss Freda
Gbdie.
Postmaster Adolphus Harrington, has
celved instructions from the depart
tent of two promotions in the Frederick
ice. One clerk has been advanced
pm 5000 to $500 and another from
600 to 81, 100
Messrs. Charles H. Kline, John F.
lsSlnger, Joseph Tyson, w. P. Ness,
d w. T. Kline, Of York, Pa, made an
tomoblle trip to this city on Sunday
ST, and were entertained by Mr.. w. A.
Fest at the City Hotel.
The Primary Department of the Re
2rmed Sunday school held its picnic at
Pc Fair Grounds on Friday last. Races
ERE taken part in by the youngsters after
hlch ice cream and other good things
*ere enjoyed by those present.
The Pipe of Peace was presented to
hlppewa Tribe, this city, on Friday last.
ast Sachem Welsh made the presenta-
'pn address, whichwa happily responded
by Former Judge Worthington, S. A.
ews, n. ID. Etchison and others. Re-
ShmentS were served.
wo batteries of the Third Field
rllllery, United States Regulars, passed
rough Frederick recently on their way
pm Gettysburg, Pa, on their way to
ort Myer, Virginia. Battery f was in
arge OF Captain Lock, and Battery F