The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-09-09
FOCAL NEW 8
Same Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Wesley Ramsburg of Kentlaud, Ind,
formerly of Frederick county, is sick.
Rev. John Paul Tyler of Baltimore
spent the day with friends in Frederick.
Vincent SeboId, attorney of Emmlts-
burg. was in Frederick attending Court.
Ex-State Senator Harry E. Baker oil
Washington county was in town on bust
ness.
Glade B. McCleery and wife have had
rs A guest Mrs. Robert Beck of Bati-
more
Justice !. Alfred Ritter, who has been
away for his health. has returned to his
home.
Vivian Lamar Of Urbana, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has returned
home.
Milburn Rookie and family of Fowters,
Wind, have been visiting Charles thinner
man, east of town.
While hunting William H. Fraley and
Milton +. Burke succeeded in bagging
eight squirrels.
The Maryland School for the Deaf will
open for the ensuing year on Wednesday,
September ID.
Mrs. Lewis c. Snyder of St. Louis is
visiting Mrs. Robert Thomas, North
Market street
Mrs. Poole Jones' East Third street, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John B. Roberts,
Westminster, Md
While fishing at Point of Rocks on
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kidwiler
caught 20 bass.
The excursion over the B. & o. Rail-
road from Baltimore Sunday brought I "A
visitors TO Frederick
Mrs. John U. Markell and daughter
who have been in the North for July and
August, have returned.
The Orphans Court rendered deci-
sion in favor of Mrs. Lennie S. Brengle
! in the concealment case.
Mrs. S. S. Patterson and Miss Lucille
4 Haler, who have been visiting in Cham
bersburg, have returned.
Mrs Laura Chapline and Harry E.
. Chapline, are visiting friends end relatives
4 in Shepherdstown, w. Va.
n Robert Kolb of York, Pa, has been
Spending his Vacation at the parental
Bome on East Third Street
Mrs. Franklin B. Smith, who accompa
MED her mother, Mrs. George r. Dennis,
to Atlantic City, has returned.
Charles Koontz and wife of Gathers
#burg are visiting at the home of her
Brother, c. Will Fout, Clarke Place.
r. H. Lee Reich has gone to LaPata.
twhere he will resume his duties as vice
principal Of the McDonough Institute.
Charles H. Westacott and daughters of
Riyerton, N. J., are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Clara " Mott, East Seventh street.
Miss Florence Martin of Rochester, N.
D., who has been visiting Miss Annie
Staley. East Second street, left for AL
bany n Y.
John Hildt, member of the faculty of
Smith College. Northampton, Mass, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Maynard, West
Second street.
The Comptroller of the Currency called
lpon national banks for a statement of
heir conditions at the close of business
September L.
Young & Staley sold for Leroy Hoke
lS farm containing fortv-two acres, stu
hated in Braddock District, to John Wiles
pn private terms.
Agnes Smith, who has been spending
he summer here with relatives, left for
Ter home in Atlanta, Ca, accompanied
N Annie Lands, North Market street.
The annual convention of the Maryland
unday School Association will be held
the Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal
burch, Baltimore, October 20 and FL.
Jerome Ford was before Justice c. H.
Hrl- ~, ba ri, aroa Of Iicor1arlx, con,
nct on Water street. After hearing the
violence the case was dismissed with a
eprimand.
Ex-senator Lewis, Democratic nomi-
be for Congress, and Mr.. B. II. Warner
Republican nominee. were in this city
¢ly receiving the congratulations of
er many friends.
MI Archibald +. Fisher has been awarded
e contract for the installing of Vacuum
Eating plant in the Evangelical Re-
fmed Sunday School rooms in Trinity
lapel, West Church street
While fishing on Saturday evening Roy
Fum, George Crum and Mr., Albaugh
cceeded in capturing four carp, three
X eraging six pounds EACH and the larg-
weighing sixteen pounds.
a social and taffy pull was given at the
sdence of Charles Simpson, Indian
brings, by Miss Mamie Hotchkiss in
pnor Of Miss Gertrude Smith of Balti.
pre-. A most enjoyable evening was
ent.
e. M. Snyder and S. B. Whetmore of
Rgerstown are in the city in the interest
the Woodmen of the World. frater-
organization that has a membership of
Ter 500 600 and reserve fund of over
,ooo, 600
-ewis Moberly, West South street, met
m an accident at the Frederick Brick
Eprks. He was engaged in shoveling
hes from one of the brick kilns, when
PIE of the hot ashes struck his right
nd and foot.
blrs. d. Charles Winebrener and her
sons have returned from the coast
Maine where they spent the summer
will take up their residence on East
pond street, in the house formerly oc-
pied by Mrs E. c. McSherry.
Prof. and Mrs. John White, formerly of
county, left for their home, Terra
ute, Ind, accompanied by Henry
art Norris. their nephew. They have
been spending the summer at more
near Adamstown.
RS. A. ]. Norris, at "Moreland. near
mstown, sailed from New York on
Mlnnewaska, Atlantic Transport Line,
london. There she will her husband,
Norris, civil engineer, of Lima.