The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-07-01

Mrs. Edward Danner, of Unionville, is
sting Mrs. Lewis F. Carter, East Third
rect.
Messrs. Staley and Casey, of Hagers-
Swn. were visitors in the city during the
stweek.
\ Miss Marion Zimmerman. of Baltimore,
guest at the Catalpin Cottage, Brad
bck Heights.
Mrs. N. t. Haller and son, Of Washing
N. are visiting the Misses Haller, South
Iarket street.
Miss Virgie McKensey, of Brunswick,
Is been visiting Miss Eleanor Young,
ast Second street.
Miss Mary C. Rocky and Miss Mary
leyser are visiting relatives and friends
N Hagerstown.
Miss Lulu Cutler, East Church street,
y visiting Rev. and Mrs. G. VIM. Millar,
IWrghtsville, Pa.
NIasMs Claude Clary, Meredith and
.arshali 5taub are enjoying camp life for
week near Mt Pleasant
Mrs. B. w. Wilson, East Third street,
& visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. S.
. Craft in Canton, OHIO.
Robert A. Burke, who has been sick
II th appendicitis, at his home at Brad
|bck, is somewhat improved.
. Miss Madge Moberly. of Walkersville,
Dent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mary
n ttingall, East Seventh street.
Company A, Frederick Riflemen, went
+ 10 camp at Gettysburg, over the Fred
hex Railroad in a special train.
William w. Doub, secretary of the
8ope's Fire Insurance Company, is on
business trip to the Eastern Shore.
5Prof Charles l.. Weaver, of Middle
lwn, has been elected assistant principal
the high school at st Michael's, Md.
Srank V. Feete, of Baltimore, is visit
his parental home in this city, and is
tompanied by Miss Rosie Davis, of that
n.
lr and Mrs. Bernard L. Grove and
*ildren, of Washington, d. c., have
Zen visiting Mrs. VIM. J. Grove at Lime
NDr and Mrs. l.. A. Burck, East Church
feet, have returned from an extended
1p to Boston, Mass, and Portland,
Zine.
3Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dinterman and
sn, Charles, of Waynesboro, Pa, are
6iting Miss Jessie Stultz, West South
feet
|Charles Hermann and wife. West South
feet, have been visiting their son, Rev.
A. G. Hermann, at Cessna, Bedford
bunty, Pa.
Clinton B. Willard, West Patrick street,
ID Edward Willard, of Doubs, have
ben called to the bedside of their brother,
h. w. D Willard, who is very i'll at
|brfolk, Va.
.Fenton Thomas, of Adamstown, fin
ped harvesting. He had about rs acres,
hcR will yield between rs to 80 bushels
Ith3 acre. The heads are well filled.
Pc Wheat is of the Spayde variety.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Baker enter
Ined party of friends at Hotel Brad
bck. There were twenty in the party
ho were taken to Braddock in automo-
|es. A sumptuous dinner was served.
ames Canton, aged about 10 years,
Fiming to be from Hagerstown, got lost
the vicinity OF Judge John c. Motter's
pine, near this city. He was given a
pod meal and funds to return to Hagers-
|wn.
Companies A and d Of the First Bat
lion of Engineers, U. S. A., on Monday
st encamped at the Fair Grounds en-
|ute to Gettysburg. They came here
pm Gaithersburg, having left that town
the early morning
The Reformed and Lutheran Sunday
'hoos at Braddock have decided to hold
union picnic in Mrs. MERGERS grove,
BAR Braddock, Saturday, August 10.
are being made to have
70 bands of music in attendance.
J. H. Ware, of Philadelphia, has COM
eted the repairing of the city hay scales
Counsel street. The scales were given
thorough overhauling and placed in
Tst class condition. Mr.. Ware also over
Ruled and repaired the scales of Markell
Ford at their coal yard.
Miss Lucy Shaffer, an employee in the
px factory connected with the CITIZEN
Flee, had the misfortune to have her
pger badly lacerated while working the
ldng machine. After having her hand
TSSsed by physician, she was taken to
H4home in DR.. Conley's automobile.
Irhe municipal authorities made tour
lnSDeCtion of the water works. In the
erty were Mayor John Edward Schell,
|dermen Lewis A. Rice, Martin Z.
emp, ]. Daniel Crimmins, II. M. Git
bger, John l.. Johnson, Water Superin-
hdent Frank F. Tyeryar and William
Delaplaine.
Miss Margaret McSherry. daughter of
RS. Edward McSherry, East Second
feet, is in Frederick on visit to her
|other. Miss McSherry recently gradu-
Ed at the Institute for the Improved In
ruction of the Deaf Mutes of New York
Fly, and will become teacher in that
Htltutlon next fall
At the regular meeting of Fredonia
punch, No. 40, Sr. o. U. A. M, the
lowing officers were elected for the en-
'lng term; Councillor. T. E. Dinterman;
re-cOuncllor, !. H. Summers; recording
scretary, Charles A. Lands; assistant
fording secretary. John F. GLAND; finan-
el secretary, A. E. Heidler; inductor,
IN. c. Smith; examiner, Ira N. Wiles;
side protector. r. c. Moberly: outside
ptector J. William Eyler; trustee, John