The citizen., 1910-02-25
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some Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Joseph Douglass, OF Baltimore. was in
ne city on business.
VIM. Duvall, of Washington, is visiting
his Darental home in this city.
Miss Eliza Hardt, of Washington, is
visiting friends in this city
Rev. Father Cavanaugh, of Liberty,
was in the city during the week
Rev. Fr. Mcdonald, of Sykesville, was
A visitor at the Catholic rectory.
Bradley T. Nicodemus has been on a
business trip through Pennsylvania
d. Hauer Quynn, East Third street, is
spending several days IN Baltimore.
Mrs. c. z. Hine East Second street, is
on a visit to her former home in Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cronise left for
Roanoke, Va, for a week or ten days,
visiting friends.
A masked carnival was held at the Dia-
mond Rink on February 22nd. Prizes
were awarded.
Miss Ella BIumenberg, Of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Landauer,
East Church street.
Mr. and Mrs James Hutton, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Z.
Filler East Third street
Prof !. Harry Kefauver attended the
alumni meeting at the New Howard, in
Baltimore. of the NJ. A. c.
Miss Mary McCardell North Market
street, is visiting friends in Washington,
d. {. and Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. John A. Kennedy was elected a
trustee at the annual meeting of the Mary
land State Council, c. B. L.
Frederick Wilhde, section foreman Of
the Frederick Railroad at Thurmont, was
in the city on railroad business.
Rev. G. VIM. Millar, Of Wrightsvile,
Pa has been spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hefiner, West
South street.
Miss Barbara Mullinix, West Third
street, who has been visiting Rev Dr and
Mrs. Luther Kuhlman, at Gettysburg,
Pa, has returned.
An interesting musical and literary en-
tertainment was held at the First Baptist
church February 18th and was attended
by large crowd.
Mr.. Henry B. Ramsburg, who has been
attending the Maryland Agricultural Col
East Second street.
Mrs c. c. Ausherman, Court street, is
spending few days in Annapolis, having
accompanied her husband, Hon c. c.
Ausherman, to that city.
Messrs. Z S. Mobley & Bro, West
Patrick street, have received the contract
to install steam heating and ventiating
system in the public schooIat Waterford,
Va.
Mr. Fred Sitter, of Brownsville. who
works at a planning mill in Brunswick
had both hands mashed and his right
thumb almost cut off by catching them in
one of the machines at the plant
The Junior engine was given a trial on
the South Market street bridge TO try the
Anderson nozzle. which is represented by
Messrs. Frank Bentz and George Kolb
The trial proved very satisfactory.
The blizzard Of Friday night last which
followed the heavy rain, demolished the
porch on the west side of the Casino at
Braddock, and otherwise damaging the
premises, causing a loss of about $500
An oil stove at the home Of the Misses
Vernon on West Third street caught fire
and for time looked dangerous BY
heroic efforts of several of the neighbors
the first was eXtinguished with slight
damage
Samuel T. Johnson, colored, OF Bur
kittsvlle, who has been in jail on the
charge of bastardy, was brought before
Judge John c. Moter, on writ of habeas
corpus, and gave bail for the action of the
grand jury.
Joseph G.. Miller, one Of Frederick
County's most prominent citizens, cele-
brated his e2nd birthday on February
goth Mr. Miller has the best wishes of
his many friends for a continuance of
good health.
Harvey and Harry Corners were ar
rested at their home near Park Mills by
Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Hauver, for
each held in $500 bail for the grand jury
by Justice Leather
DIR. F. NJ. B. Rice, superintendent Of
the Frederick District, Methodist Epis-
copal church, has gone to Atlantic City
to recuperafe, DR. Rice has been sick
for some time and has been unable to
attend 10 his duties.
William / Cornell, representing the
Collins Wireless Telephone Co, Of New
ark NJ IS u Frederick for the purpose
OF dcmons;ratIn. the wonderful system,
invented bv "A. Frederick Collins, of tele-
phonng without wires.
EquHy proceedings to compel Clinton
Zimmerman and wife TO carry out the
terms of an agreement entered into by
them two years ago with the promoters
of the so-called College Hill addition to
Frederick will, it is said, be instituted.
Miss Nellie NJ. Casey, visiting nurse of
the Frederick County Branch of the AS
sociation for the Prevention and Relief of
tuberculosis, made over fifty visits during
the week There were IS new patients
visited, of which seven were tuberculosis
patients.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass were
rendered surprise party at their new
home on West Third street. The time
was spent in PLAYING 800" The ladies'
prize was won by Mrs VIM. G. thinner
man, and the gentleman's prize by Mr..
Douglass Refreshments were served.
Representatives OF about thirty lodges
of Odd Fellows from Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and Maryland, met in the Red
Mems hall at Brunswick, this county,
February IS, for the purpose of arranging
for the annual reunion of the order, which
will be held Tuesday, August 2, 1910.
A gondola car loaded with IS tons Of
coal on the Hagerstown & Boonsborc
Electric Railway broke loose from the
motor car, ran down steep grade, wher