The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-01-28

WI. 0COISc n. fearre is IN KOCKNlll(
for few days
Miss A. Kate Gittinger, East Patrick
street, is spending the week in Virginia
DIR. Charles H. Conley was in thi.
city recently, upon professional business
Miss Blanche Shuffler is quite sick a
her home in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Foster, who have
been in Frederick since the fair, have
gone to their home in Chicago.
MIR. William J. Grove, President of the
M. ]. Grove Lime Company, was in this
city recently on business.
John Williams and George Higgins,
both colored, were sent to jail for fight.
ing, by Justice Smith
Robert E. Eyler, formerly of this CITY,
now Mayor of Tippecanoe, Ohio, was
arrested for enlightenment
Camp 70, P. o. S. of A., celebrated
on Friday last, January 2Ist, their first
anniversary.
Rev. Joseph Peters, formerly assistant
to the Rev. DIR. Eschbach, visited this
city, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watts celebrated
the second anniversary of their marriage
by giving. a card party to Mountain City
Council, No. II, Daughters Of Liberty.
Judge John Francis Smith while en-
gagged IN shocking oysters injured his
hand, which necessitated the services of a
physician.
Daniel E. Derr, of Baltimore, adj
dressed the boys meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association, on Sunday
last, the 23rd inst, at 9. 80 a. m.
Right Rev. John G.. Murray and wife,
OF Baltimore, were the guests of MIR
and Mrs. Joseph d. Baker, East Church
street, This city, recently.
Professor John T. White disclaims any
connection with the article which ap-
peared IN a local paper, entitled Com
pulsory Education"
Master James Conrad was given a
postal shower at his home in honor of
his 10th birthday He received many
beautiful cards.
A bay window is being erected in front
OF the handsome residence of the
Misses Zimmerman, North Market
street, near Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B Grimes, of
townsville, have been spending some
time with their son, Sheriff William G..
Grimes, this city.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer, Of Baltimore,
is spending some time with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John Eisenhauer, North
Market street, this city,
Mr.. John H. Howard, one of the
popular proprletors of the City Hotel,
has returned from a business trip to
York, Pa.
Miss Martha Ely slipped in front of
the Union Knitting Mills where she is
employed recently, and injured her
spine.
Historic bridges have been blown
upin Paris, Europe, in order to save
the city from the flood, which hourly
grows greater.
w. w. McNair, formerly of Emmits-
burg, this county, now located in Gree
ley, Colorado, contempiates returning to
his old home, after acquiring a hand
some fortune in the West.
A social was held al the residence of
Mrs. Grayson Shilling in honor of her
guest, Miss O'Hara. Quite a number
were present and enjoyed themselves
very much.
Mrs. Michael Ryan and daughter, of
Brooklyn, New York, accompanied by
undertaken Harvey, of Washington. d.
c., attended the funeral of the late Miss
Mary Ryan, on Monday last
The store room OF Jacob German, on
the corner of South Market and East
South streets, is being remodeled and
improved. Mr. Lloyd c. Cutler is the
contractor.
Charles T. K. Young, real estate
agent, has sold for Mr. William H.
James, house and lot on East Third
street, TO Mrs. Catharine E. Richardson,
of Washington, d. c.
News from Bluefelds, Nicaragua,
dated January 18th says that one thous-
and men were killed and wounded in a
battle between the Madriz and Estrada
forces.
Mr. w. A. Roberts, of Araby, this
county, has purchased the store and
stock on the corner of Chesapeake and
law, Mr.. Harry F. Beard, will conduct a
tobacco store there after March 18th.
Times have certainly changed" OBJ
served an octogenarian darkey in Ala
bama. recently. Before de wah it was
only de slaves dat was sold, but only de
udder day heard gentleman state dat
an old mastah was sold at auction in
New York for whole lot of money.
Times hab certainly changed. Kansas
Gin Star.