The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-08-12
.,OCA-I NEWS
.,ra Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.


4Hantic City.
Fannie Hagan, West Church street, is
isiting in Baltimore.
&f,ss Henrietta Mcdaniel is on visit
boston and New York.
nv A. Rice of Baltimore is spending
ofpe time in Walkersville.
Wiener Winebrener, E. Patrick street,
/. sisting in Luray, Va.
Vincent Sebold of Emmitsburg was in
rrederick on legal business.
him TolIiffe and mother are visiting w.
IL Iolliffe. West Third street.
Ada Brookey of Washington is visiting
al parental home in this city.
Harry Sines, near Braddock, lost a val
: he horse recently by poison.
Miss A. Kate Gittinger, East Patrick
la, is on visit in Luray, Va.
An Saints Sunday School will picnic at
|raddock Heights on August "a.
il stice John Francis Smith is on an ex-
lied trip through West Virginia.
Rain fell on Monday and Wednesday,
|hich greatly aided the suffering crops.
Alton Carly and son of Washington are
hing |. w. Carly, South Market street.
'Dr. and Mrs. s. w. Hopes of Brad
IL are spending some time at Cape
liz. and Mrs. Abram Rosenour and son
~ on a trip to Atlantic CITY and New
'ork.
Mr. Tyeryar accidentally shot himself
BE hand. DR.. Goodell rendered med
al aid.
frank Moore, East Seventh street, was
Grated on for appendicitis at the City
|Qspital.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur c. Cartv of Phil
alpha have been visiting his father, c.
Carly.
Everett C. Green of near Lewistown,
81 very valuable horse by death few
i Is ago.
Ibseph A. Baker and family returned
fautomobile from ten weeks visit to
w York.
Rloy Eader was brought from Baltimore
II taken to the Frederick City Hospital
Treatment.
Mrs. Edward A. Perry of Cambridge,
II, has bee visiting Mr.. Adam Railing,
orth Market street.
Lewis Woodward and Robert Shiplev
n on their motorcycles for spin to Phil
Hlphia and Atlantic City.
William J. Grove. president of the NJ.
BrOve Lime Company was in this city
Ifing the week on business.
j marriage license was issued in Balti-
Bic TO Alfredo Lepore of Baltimore and
pa F. Elder of Emmltsburg.
Eharles Daniel Blumenauer was ten
nd surprise supper at his home on
u Second street, by his parents
Martha Kemp, little daughter of R. A.
DIP, entertained few of her friends at
Mncheon at their cottage at Clifton.
Misses Grace and Helen Humm of near
is city, spent the day with their aunt,
81 B. Knodle, South Market street.
d. Leo Weinberg, owing to the re-
~ death of his mother, did not deliver
,zpnation address at the Liberty picnic.
Tic frame wash house on the farm of
III L. c. Stockman, near Shookstown,
uanted by Clayton Kemp, was destroyed
7fre.
Anong the arrivals at Hotel Braddock
'e Mrs William K. Naulty, New York,
81 r A. Bonner and family of Balti-
Ms. Samuel Davis of near Hyattstown,
q has been under treatment at the
~ erick City Hospital, has returned
Kev. A. d. Winters, pastor of the First
a9tlst church, has gone TO Catskill, N.
S. He will return the first Sunday in
Cpl ember.
n ISIS Helen Hershberger, East Second
n, IS visiting friends and relatives in
|4s erstown, Chambersburg and Will
a7 sport.
Is. Anderson Eicholtz and daughters
~ and Lulu of Thurmont are visit
MIR. John w. Strine and family at
kersviIle.
hn Roberts, one of the leading law
eI OF Carroll county, passed through
erick with a party of friends in a
~ touring car.
owls Fraley, West Patrick street, has
ISL his rum ng mare, Sunshine to a gen.
pm in Washington, the consideration
withheld.
20 special cars from Hagerstown
'<Fded with passengers attended the
fe at Braddock Heights, Tuesday
of last week.
II. A. Lakin, medical examiner OF
pennsylvania Railroad with his fam
Pas been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
f. I. Lakin.
Is. Genevieve Stonebraker of Viewer
Washington county, we'll known in
Pity, with party of friends, is max
tour of Europe
Is. Geo. c. Biser (nee Laura Grove
ediord, Pa, has been visiting her pa
home at Lime Kiln, and her MANY
fis in that section. <
II. Stone, manager of the Braddock
hts Casino. celebrated his birthday
uesday and received the congratula.
OF his many friends.
~: Carter Harrison Of Virginia ar
IN Frederick few days ago. Mr..
Tlson will have charge OF All Saints
rs y during the month of August.
\ arles Pagan has purchased the trot-
# mare Country Girl from Mr.. Ben
1 OF Woodbine. The horse will be
#ed IN the next matinee races.
Catholic church clock dials through
efforts of William E. Magill were
F. The clock appears in all its
and is favoraaly commented on.
ward L. Welty of Brunsw ok fell
an east bound Baltimore and Ohio
y train near Shenandoah Junction
NE car wheels cut his left hand off.