The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-08

Baltimore to John A. McMurray ant
Lula d. Darr. both of Brunswick, thi
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hendrickson
West Second street, are spending som,
time at Bon Air Cottage, Braddocl
Heights.
Lombard Ware. colored, had hi
shoulder blade fractured while at worI
on the new Central National Banl
Building, in this city.
Announcement has been made by tn,
Postoffice Department of an increase II
the salary of the clerk in the Frederick
office of 500, the increase being from
ST. 900 to 81, 100.
Mrs. Bradley Davidson and sister, Mis-
Louise Davidson, and Mr.. Windsor OF
iutt, OF Washington, are on brief visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Granville Thomas, Eas
Patrick street. this city.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Slime, of Harmony
this county, has finished gathering hi.
cherry crop, which yielded him I,47s
quarts, or 46 bushels, the largest crop
that he has ever raised.
MIR. William A. Ehlers, of Gainesville,
arrived In this city few days ago and
will spend some time as the guest Of
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
West Second street.
Messrs. Quynn Rodock, Frank StaIey
and Murray Stauffer, of this city, left
recently for Lancaster, Pa, where they
VIII attend house party given by Miss
Mary McGrann, of that city.
Mr.. Thomas Grouse was seized with
an attack of vertigo in front of the Cit
liens Bank few days ago. He. was
assisted into the bank and medical at
tention was rendered.
MIR. Daniel Z. Padgett, of Adamstown,
has assumed charge of the office of the
County Treasurer. to which he was
elected last fall He has appointed Mr..
John w. 10y, as his deputy
Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp has arrived
from Baltimore, and assumed his duties
as pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, this city. Mrs. Rupp and
daughter will arrive during the week.
Professor Charles L. Weaver has been
appointed assistant principal of the High
School at Saint Michael's, Talbot county.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Weaver, of Middletown, this county.
Mrs. Jacob H. Schmidt and son and
Mrs. Emma r. Sheppard, of South
Market street. this city, who have been
on an extended trip to Chicago and Free
port, Illinois, have returned to their
home
Governor Crothers appointed a COM
mission among which was Mr.. Charles
H. Baughman, of this city, to represent
MARYLAND at the National Conservation
Congress- which will meet in Saint Paul,
Minnesota, September 9th to 9th.
While fishing along the Monocacv at
the Buckeystown Dam. on Monday, Tuly
4th, Messrs. c. D. Null and William R.
Wolfe, succeeded in capturing two carp,
which weighed IS and IS pounds re-
spectively.
Messrs. Samuel Brown and Edward
Bentz captured two bass which weighed
two pounds each; Messrs. Charles w.
Quynn and Goldie Stauffer landed fine
bass, and Mr.. Peter E. Mantz succeeded
in getting 80 Of the same kind.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Appenzellar and
son. Walter, of New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Dechert and son, Howard.
of York, Pa. Mr.. Osborne |. Price and
Mr.. John Emmert, of Washington, D. c.,
are visiting Mrs. J. E. Price, near this
city.
Miss Casey, visiting nurse, reports as
follows for the week ending Saturday,
July and, 1910: Seventy-eight calls were
made, fifty-seven of which were to the
patients in their homes; eight new calls
were received, and eight new patients
added to the visiting list.
Miss Virginia Rizon, of this city, had
her hands very badly burned at Brad
dock Heights, recently. She was on the
trolley car on her way home While
standing on the rear platform of the car
her hands came in contact with the wire
which furnishes light for the car.
The County Commissioners gave a
treat to the officials of the court house
and many others, few days ago. An
abundant supply of ice cream, assorted
cakes and lemonade was at hand, which
was dealt out with a lavish hand by
Court Crier George A. Schroeder
The PRESBYTERIAN Church reunion will
be held at Pen-Mar, on Tuesday, July
2Sth. The address will be made by the
Rev. A. s. Halsey, d. D., Secretary of
the PRESBYTERIAN Board of Foreign Mis-
sions in New York. His subject will be
Foreign Missions After Century"
At the commencement exercises on
Iune goth, at the University of Michigan.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Miss Anna Trail
Harding, granddaughter of the late COL
Charles E. Trail, and the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. John B. Harding, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, received the degree of
Master of Arts.
The jury summoned to inquire into the
daath of William Henry Brown, colored,
who was shot and instantly killed by
Grant Hoy, also colored, at the latter's
home, at Lewisdale, Montgomery
county, several days ago, returned YER
dict to the. effect that the shooting was
done in selfdefence.
Nearly one hundred expert weavers
employed in the Crawford Wooden Mills,
of Martinsburg, West Virginia, went on
a strike following the refusal by the man.
agement of demand for slight increase
in wages, and as a result one of the
largest industries in that city has tenn
porarily suspended.
The will of Grafton Costley. colored,
of Mount Pleasant, las been filed for
tar0hota -, the nr,hanc, Count L.