The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-25
LOCAL NEWS,
,.ms Little lettings About PEG
pie and Things.

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Carlton Wordsworth has returned
from Chicago.
Hanson Maulsby is spending a few
hys in Baltimore.
Frank L. Stoner was in Hagerstown
attending court
ollie Rosenberg. South Market
,,set has returned from Stevens City,
Va
Charles W. Wiles, Eighth street,
has been spending few days in Balti-
pore.
Miss Hanson, of Washington, is the
NEST of Miss Mary Ingle, East Second
greet.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Yeakle, of
Washington, are spending few days
nth friends in this city.
Mrs. Franklin Shook and son, West
Fourth street, are visiting her parents
It New Market.
Mrs. Carl Gall and daughter, Louise,
d Thurmont, are visiting Mrs. Elroy
Roekey North Market street
Mrs. Bartlett Zumbre, of Waynes
bcO, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brust, this city.
George w. Norton East Church
street, is visiting his parents at Oxford,
Pa
Mrs Elizabeth Hilleary, of Camp
| Hill, Pa, is visiting at Mrs. Thomas
Schley's, West Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Fearhake,
East Patrick street, have returned from
visit to Hanover and Baltimore.
Edgar Huntsberry, of Walkersville,
has accepted a position with Charles w.
Wiles North Market street.
George Wolfe and family, East Fourth
street, have removed to Washington
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs Lloyd Jeffries, who has been
lte i'll with typhoid fever, is improv.
Master Howard Fraley, West South
street, who has been sick with rheuma-
tsm, is improving.
Judge John G. Motter, who has been
confined to the house, was able to be at
The court house today,
An attractive electric flash sign in
he shape Of a large clock has been
erected in front of the jewelry store of
James E. Doll, South Market street.
Mrs Tgnatius Goode, of Pontiac,
Illinois, and Mrs. David Peck, of Wash
FnrOn, are guests at L. S. Clingan S,
East Patrick street.
Edward Zacharias, of Cumberland,
Who has been spending a few days in
his city, has gone to Savannah, Ca,
where he will spend the winter.
Mrs. Allen Rohrback and family
nave closed their cottage at Braddock
Heights and have gone to Oakmont,
"a, where they will spend the winter.
Frederick Council, No. 119, Jr. 0.
]. A. NJ, paid fraternal visit to JEFF
ersOn Council, Monday evening. The
members went to Jefferson in special
BAR.
Mrs. Harry W. Wise, of Jefferson,
md Mrs. VIM. L. Biser, of Mt. Pleas.
mt who have been the guests of DIR.
nd Mrs F. H. D. Biser, Parkersburg,
". Va, have returned.
Sheridan Blentlinger and sister, Miss
Marian, who have been spending some
lime at Wilmington, DEL, Penn Grove,
D., Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, have returned home.
John l.. Dutrow, auctioneer. sold at
NOodsboro on Saturday for VIM. B.
utshall, two-story brick dwelling
Ouse and lot in Woodsboro, the prop
rty of the late George NJ. Shaw, to
pa ). McCurdy, for $3.50.
Charles McHenry, member of the
lchenry Bros, Hagerstown horse
callers, formerly of this city, now resid-
I IN Carlisle, purposes removing to
na@oersburg in the spring. 1t is said
ue hrm will operate a sale and exchange
able at the latter place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdaniel gave re-
nal at Knoxville, assisted by Miss
oOulse Miller, Knoxville; Miss Pearl
peck and George Roeder, Brunswick,
~ Walter IL. Mcdaniel. The recital
~ LOT the benefit of the street lights Of
knoxville and was well attended.
lne contributions for the purpose of
'ec'lng new building of the Asbury
\ II. church, colored, Rev. L. j.
''e1tlne, pastor, which have been col
t.su thus far, amount to $3.50, 90 Of
a!cn over 5000 was subscribed by
a aas friends. The congregation has
LV'ued to begin the erection of the new
nurch in the spring.
mountain fire occurred on the
ianOurg road about six miles from this
y saturday evening and burned all
" !, sunday, A large acreage of timber