The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-11
GOAL NEWS 8.
some Little lettings About Peo.
pie and Things.

BOYS meeting on Sunday last at the Y.
NJ. c. A. rooms.
Mr.. ~ Windsor Williams of Kemp
town was in this city on business.
Mr.. William T. Snyder injured his hip
by a fall on the ice.
Iohn German fell on the street and frac-
n1red his skull. He was taken to Monte
yue Hospital for treatment.
The Elks' Club enjoyed a pig roast at
their handsome quarters on Tuesday last
from 9 to II.
At largely attended meeting of Chip
pewa Tribe, No. 10, |. O. X. NJ, twenty
new members were received.
The Frederick County Eating Club held
its monthly banquet at the Buffalo, it was
attended by rs members.
Mr. c. A. Castle has awarded the con
tract to erect building on Rockwell Ter
race to Mr.. Lloyd c. Cutler.
The South Frederick Literary Society
held its regular meeting on February Ath
Clarence Howard, president.
The Bellies Lettres Literary Society held
its weekly meeting February a. Presi-
dent Hargett was in the chair.
bud, one of the United Fire Company
horses has been unable to do duty on &C
count of sore hoof.
Mr.. Hamilton Geisbert, South Marker
Strret, had the misfortune to fall at the
Diamond Rink spraining his left wrist.
Rev. Joseph S. Peters formerly assistant
to Rev. DIR. f. R. Eschbach was ordain-
ed to the ministry and installed as pastor
of Emanuel Reformed church, York, Pa
Rev. Paul II. Packard, of lie 'eland,
Ohio, commenced series Of el an .elistic
meetings at the United Brethren church
on Sunday last
The City Central Committee of the
Democratic party met on Monday last
and made the selections for county officers
in and for Frederick city.
Miss Sydney Adams, of Detour, Carroll
county, is spending few days at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas !. Altman,
near this city
The bazaar held by the ladies' of St.
Johns parish on February 1, ,, g. was a
financial success, and those in charge
were gratified by the results attained.
Thomas Lee, Jerome Henderson and
John Keys, colored, we're arrested on suS-
piCion of stealing chickens, the evidence
being insufficient they were discharged.
Miss Helen Urner, daughter of Mr..
Milton G.. Urner entertained at cards at
her home on Record street IN honor of
Miss Blossom Powell, of Buffalo.
Miss Helen Shpley entertained few
of her friends at her home North Market
street, the time was spent in music and
games followed by refreshments.
A revolving awning has been erected
in front Of the store Of Mr.. c. Thomas
Kemp, corner of Market and Patrick
streets, by Mr.. l.. E. MlullinX.
Wilcoxon & Browns lumber plant,
West Second street, has closed down on
account of a crack in the boiler which
necessitated the shutting down of the
engine.
The Winebrener store-room, North
Market street, has been rented by E. T.
Newell & Co, of Baltimore, general auc-
tioneers, who will open an auction bust
ness III the room.
Lee Ganley, charged with arson and in
Carcerated in the jail-'at Rockville after
waving a hearing before Justice Nor
ris, has been released under bond for
$1,000.
Mrs Cecil II. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Nash, of Washington spent few
days with Mrs. B. F. Brown, East Patrick
street. Mrs. Edwin b. Hay is now the
guest of Mrs Brown.
Ralph Bell, colored, was arrested for
stealing milk bottles and Eugene Elsrow
for stealing chickens both were held for
the action of the grand jury. Bail was
fixed at 500, i'll each case.
Manager Taylor, of the Frederi ok Rail
road Company, stated that the first carload
of rails for the connecting link between
the W., f & G.. and F. & NJ. railroads
would probably arrive this week, and
that work on the con nection would be
com nenced as soon as the weather will
permit.
Rev. Charles F. Steck d, d., late pas
tor OF the Evangelical Lutheran church of
Frederick, preached his first sermon be-
lore the congregation OF Evangelical
Lutheran Church of the Epiphany i'll
Washington, d. C., on Sunday last.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. !. K. House, of Broad
Run, this county, celebrated the 65th an
niversary of their marriage on January 2S
Mr. and Mrs. House were quite youthful
when they embarked on the sea of matrI-
mony, the bride being only 10 and the
groom 10 years old
Mr.. Gerson Rosenour, of B. Rosenour
& Sons, who had his right arm operated
upon at the Maryland University Hospi-
tai, Baltimore, is improving. Upon ex-
animation ii was discovered that he had
sustained fracture of a bone in the arm,
which caused the PAIN.
While chopping wood at Wild Cat
Rock, re-section OF South Mountain,
John Patterson. of Fairfield, cut cash in
his leg at the ankle joint. With presence
of mind he bandaged the wound and
walked four miles across the mountain to
his home.
d. Charles Flock and others, by Attor-
ney E l. Coblentz, filed in equity at
Hagerstown copy of the bill of complaint
filed at Frederick asking for the sale of
the property, consisting of SO acres near
Brunswick and IL acres of mountain land
near Weverton, left by the late William
Snlvely Flock, of Frederick county.
Concerning the bill to authorize the
trederlcktown Savings Institution to re-
duce its weekly deposits to $I25, 900. Mr.
nj. T.. Doll, president of that institution,
said that the board of directors had no
immediate intention to take this step, but
that II was desired to secure the authority
rom the Legislature in order that the
bank might be in a position to do so if
later this should seem to be desirable