The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-09
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Harry Wood of New Market was in
this CITY on business.
The Boy Scouts have been camping on
Sugar Loaf mountain.
Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown is Wis
iting relatives in the city.
William H. Plummer is spending some
time with his son at Relay, Md.
The canning companies are putting up
peas. A short crop is reported.
David Wertheimer of Connellsville,
Pa, is visiting the parental home.
Rev. Robert Doty of Westminster is
Visiting his parental home at Jefferson.
RAYMOND H. Bussard, graduated at
the Bliss Electrical School, near Wash
ington.
Casper E. Cline and family left for
Boston, Mass, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Q. s. J. Beckley of Washington is
guest of the Misses Beckley South
Market street.
Mrs. William G. Buckley of Walbrook,
Baltimore, is visiting the Rev. S. S. Mil
Ter and family.
The family of E. S. Houck have occu-
pied their cottage at Braddock Heights
for the summer.
A dog belonging to Harry Jones, West
Patrick street, was run over by the troll
ley cars and killed.
Miss Edith Grumbine of Chicago is
visiting her aunt, Miss Ellen V. Payne,
North Market street.
Miss Annie Waesche of Washington
has been visiting Rev. and Mrs John J.
Rives, East Third street.
Capt. Hanson B. Black of Fort Assini-
boine Kansas, is visiting Colonel and
Mrs William P. Maulsby
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer of Newark, O.,
who have been visiting Mrs. S. A. E.
Toms, have gone to Washington.
Lee Hanshew, who has been travelling
with Vogel's Minstrels during the wi ter,
has returned home for the summer.
Rev. Father w J. Kane went to Balti-
more ito attend the reception given His
Eminence, James Cardinal Gibbons.
Miss Aimee Lamar and Prof. Parker
Buhrman of Martinsburg, w. Va, are
visiting Rev. E. H. Lamar, this city.
Mrs Mary Jarboe and Miss Jarboe Of
Edwards Ferry, Md, are the guests OF
the Misses Gittinger, East Patrick street.
The household effects of Mrs Charles
w. Ross, Sr., and family, Council street.
have been removed to their cottage at
Clifton.
\ Charles w. Fleming and his mother,
\ Mrs. o. E. Fleming, spent the day visit
ling her niece, Mrs. Harry Wilhide of
Walkersville.
The Zion Reformed Sunday school of
Eharlesvile will hold its Children's Day
services next Sunday evening, June II, at
7.3o O'Clock
Mrs. Lewis Motter, this city, president
of the Woman's Civic Club, made an ad-
dress before the Woman's Civic League
of Gainesville.
Mrs. Lorraine Eisenberg and daughter
and Mrs. Frederick Graham of Lonacon-
ing are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Lam
dauer, this city.
Miss Jennie Ensminger Of Mannheim
Pa, former student at the Woman's
College. is visiting Miss Heloise De-
Grange, East Second street.
Miss Elizabeth Reist of York is spend
ing some time in Frederick at the New
City Hotel. Miss Harriet Graham Of AS
bury is a guest of Miss Reist.
On June II. Sunday next, song services
will be resumed at Braddock Heights.
The Braddock Heights Orchestra will as
heretofore render selections.
Allen Ouynn left for Annapolis. where
he will take course to prepare for TAX
ing the entrance examinations for the u.
S. Naval Academy next month.
Mrs. Susan Sims of Hagerstown, Mrs.
Kate Levy of Charleston, S. c., and Miss
Cordelia Poole of Washington are guests
of Mrs. F. F. Smith, East Second street
Miss Young-In Turkey a woman
doesn't know her husband till after she's
married him. Mrs. Wedd-Why mention
Turkey especially?-BoSton Transcript
Messrs. Adolphus Fearhake, Jacob
Rohrback and William c. Birely have
been summoned IS witnesses in the Har-
rison Wagner cases in the United States
Court
Henry K. C. Fox has been awarded
the contract for the installation of steam
heating plant in the new residence OF
George ID. Dinterman at Middletown,
this county.
TIC SlIdWOClIN lColiNdl hSia ~ ny
managers of the Frederick City Hospital
in the Mantz store room, North Market
street, was largely attended and the ladies
report that the sale was good.
Mrs. William Turner and Mrs. P. Sam
,uel Notnagle killed a copper snake on
Saturday which measured four feet in
length while at work in the garden at
the latter's home, West Patrisk street.
Mrs. Nelly Duval White, who for two
years has been in charge of the Order
Department of Stewart & Co., Baltimore,
Md, has been the guest OF her cousin,
DR.. Thomas B. Johnson. East Second st.
Messrs. Harry Edmunds, Edw. Bentz,
&C. R. Lands, Irving Storm. Thomas L.
Hooper, Leonard Storm. Frank Bentz
and Paul Marsh made an automobile trip
to York, Pa, returning by way OF Gettys'
burg
The official notice that encampment Of
the MARYLAND National Guard would be
held in Frederick from July 10 to 20 was re,
ceived by Captain d. John Markey OF
Company A. 1t was sent by BrigadIer
General Macklin.
The twentieth reunion of the Reformed
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