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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-17
General Runyon Council No. 2ss,

Brothers are hereby notified of the death Of
Tuesday evening, October II, at 1871 East
Kinney street. at 1870 o'clock, so that regular
meeting can be held later.
F. A. FIEDLER, Councillor.
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DREssMAKING.

DRESSES made. 81 pp. 1T guaranteed; suits,
cloaks, fashionable gowns especially. NINE.
WILISCH, 80 Franklin st. 3173-W, Market.
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PIANOS N ORGANS.

PIANO, in fine condition aud tone; worth 500:
must sell for cash; will take $1S. go Halsey
upstairs.
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WILLIAMSON October II, 1911, d.
Watson, son of the late Daniel e.
and Harriet G. Williams, in his Gath
year, 40 Eagle Rock venue West
Orange. n. j.
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iwEEKS-On October IT, 1911. Helen,
beloved wife of the late Frederick
Weeks, at the residence of her SON
in-law, Mr.. Andrew Binn, $50 South
Fourteenth street.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES desiring advice by specialist-Twenty
years experience; all female ailments,
trained nurse in attendance; consultation free,
Hours, 1913; Sundays. ia. Private house,
1913 West Sixty-hfth st., New York city. Take
elevated, subway or surface cars to sixty
sixth 81. station.
COUGHS, colds and for the throat, whoopina
cough. diphtheria. hoarseness, use WEE
SBL'S COUGH CORDIAL,
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CEMETERIES.
RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin av. and Joralemon St, Bloomfield.
N. j.; tel. 1881, Bloomfield. Plot. 4 graves
and over. s65 up. Graves. adults. s14.
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voLz-Entered into rest. on Monday,
October 16, 1911, our beloved mother,
Gertrude Volz (nee WeingarD, aged Il
years 7 months 10 days, widow of the
late Joseph Volz.
Relatives and friends, also Martha
Washington. K. U. ", are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral on Thurs
day, October 10, at $3.50 a. M, from her
late residence. 121 Hunterdon street, to
st, Mary's Church, corner High and
William streets, at 0 a. M. where a
High Mass of Requiem will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul. In
terment in St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Months Mind.

HAUCH-A High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of the souls
of the late Bridget 70 and Francis w,
Hauch at st. Aloysius's Church on
Wednesday, October IS, at s a. m.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend.
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A FEW bargains In second automobile
izing I TRADING co, 40 william st.
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JUNK DEALERS.

T~-~
CASH buyers Of junk OF every description
Il JERSEY JUNK SHOP, SO1 New Jersey
Railroad av. II. Z. siacGOWAN, Manager.
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PRINTERS.


Business Cards, 81 per 1000
BY mail sf.l0. ALL MIssoURIANS
shown SCOTT. 90 Bank st, near Plane.
Phone 4815-J, Market.
THEY all advertise prices, b, sTouTE says
Neatest. quickest, cheapest printing at 50
Aradsmy st.: quality talks.
STORAGE.
JOB DE CAMP, storage; safes and piana
stored 81 per month; piano rooms steam
heated during winter; furniture stored u per
month up; locked rooms
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MENDELS-At Newark, N. j., on October
16, 1911, man s. Mendels, in his 61st
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SIX-CYL. roadster. guaranteed in perfect or
der; paint and tires like new: ton. wind
shield, speedometer. magnetic. c'ock. full extra
curtains. tools, slip cover, extra shoe ana
tubes. Prest-o-I lite and tank, horn; will demon
strate anywhere; worth 81. 600, cash price for
quick sale $500, ROE. go Halsey ST.
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MATTRESSES AND QUILTS.

FIFTY per cent. saved In mattresses and
quilts at JENNEr BROS. 10 Broome 1T
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

OLEAN HIS AND UN BEts.
ROYAL CLEANING AND DYDIHG CO., 46
Marshall st.-Badies' and men 8 suits cleaned,
pressed for 81; we mako speciality Of cleaning
curtains, blankets equal to new. Phone 36ad
Market, or send postal: wagon will call.
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FOR BUSY
Pc PIE

MISS CRAvEN's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
g1s Broad street.
l.copens THURSDAY, September 18th.
Kindergarten, primary, Intermediate, AGA
demic and College Preparatory Departments
A limited number OF hoys received in ina
lower departments.
Catalogues ON application.
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GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.

L. u. oLNEY. gold and silver platter. 90 Co
lumbia st. REPEATING and refinishing OF jew
elry; silverware and novelties done in a salts
factory manner at a reasonable rate; mesh
bags repaired and r%eplated.
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UPHOLSTERING

y. SAMSON. 397 Central av.-Furniture uphol-
stored, polished, repaired; mattresses reno
waited; reasonable. Tel. 1874 Branch Brook.
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WALLPAPER AND rArrRHANeNe.


PAINTING, experimenting; lowest prices; al
work guaranteed: give me q trisi WEISS
PAINTING. paperhanging; lowest possible
prices S, MAISELs lsS Peshine az. Tel
21S3-J, Waverly,
ROOMS papered and painted at ridiculousiy
low prices; no charge made II work 10 I'M
satisfactory. DOYLE 4S2 washington ST
S. GRUNT, 1903 Fifteenth painted.
$3.50: rooms papered. $50 work guaranteed.
Phone e066-L, Waveriy.
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o SALE-l91O 50-h. p. oddard-Davto toy
tonneau touring car; 1911 Hupmohile road
ster: both fully equinped and in excellent con-
dition. Inquire i57-15a Mckinley ave. East
Orange.
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AUTO painting and for sale: horses, harness,
carriage and wagon for sale: tops OF all
Kinds made and renaired.
RILEY, $50 NEW YORK AV.
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GARAGE TO LET.

LINCOLN PARK, s5-Garage and three
rooms, with entrance to Halsey st.. rent s25.
InrIe sCHLEs1NGER- Inc, Essex building.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Rocky Ridge Briefs.

Harry Barick spent Thursday in Fred
erick
Miss Maude Ogle spent some time in
Thurmont
f. {. Valentine was in Frederick on
Saturday last
Iohn Miller. Of Union Bridge, visited
his parents last week
Mrs John w. Shook and daughter are
visiting in Thurmont
Mrs Harvey Weant, Of this place. is
visiting in Thurmont
Mrs. G. " abbott. Of Union Bridge,
is visiting Mrs mo. Gosnel
James A. Wood is confined TO his home
with an attack Of pneumonia.
c. NJ Engler has received several large
orders for cigar boxes and is running his
factory both day and night
Milton Fogle, ofNew Midway, is saving
lumber for Robert Biggs in Mr. Bigg's
woods near Rocky Ridge
Rev Guy P Broadly. Of Walkersylle,
will preach a trial sermon for the Re-
formed church, Sunday, March IS.
Ira Valentine who mas been conduct
ing store Of his own at this place. has
consolidated with Black d Co and will
take possession at once.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Jacob Rohrback, Reno s Harp and
Leo Weinberg. trustees to Vernon NJ.
Rhoads, real estate in city. 81 $50.
Robert Hodge and wife 10 David Main
real estate in city. sfo.
Thomas A. Ogle and wife TO Lille NJ
Crone. real estate in county s..
William w. Wenner ST., ct al to John
/ n. Barker, real estate in Brunswick $500
George A Bell and wife 70 Clayton .
Ramsburg. real estate in Creagerstown
S. $50
c. c. Waters and John Fuss, trustees,
to Joseph A. Weddle, real estate in
county, 500
Joseph A Wedde and wife to Martin
II and Charles n. Freshman real estate
IN county, $500.
Catherine c Notnagle and husband to
William ~ Zimmerman, real estate in
county, 5000.
Lucy K. Holmes ct al. to n KieGer
Delauter, real estate in city. $50.
II Keller Delauter to Luck K. Holmes
ct al. real estate in city, S..
Laura V. Dean to Noah Z. Cramer and
David V. Stauffer, real estate IN city,
$40.
Daniel Young ct al. executor, 10
Lucy +. Haaes, real estate in county.
$50.
Daniel !. Young and wife to Charles u.
Palmer. real estate in county, So. 500.
James o. Harne and wife to John E.
Kuhn and Gideon o. Harne, real estate
in county, S375.
Gideon 0. Harne and wife to John f.
Kuhn, real estate III county, S. and other
considerations
George n Zimmerman, executor, ct
al, to hardwood ID. Harp. real estate in
city. $500
Edwin Freed and wife to Albert /.
Finneylrock, real estate in county. $50
Samuel =. Furry and wife 10 William
b. Barton aud wiz, real estate 90 county,
S. 500
Herman f.. Young ct al. 10 Sarah T.
Young. real estate in county, $40.
Edward f. Riordan and wife 10 Jennie
Crmrine. real estate in Unionvillc. S575.
Rufus Flickinger and wife to Clarence
l.. Flicknger, real estate in county,
S2,Ioo.
L. Cameron Hill and wife to Sidney |.
Angleberger. Az acres Of land, S.
David a. Marshall and wife to Henry
b Eckenrodc, TWO acres OF land. $3.50
Ida c. Cutsail to Hezekah D. Sum
81 acres Of land S.
Amanda G Isanogle ct al. to Orestes
+ Leatherman real estate in county. $40
David N Roekey and wife 10 Charles
+. Willard, Edgar II. Willard and Mary
l.. Willard. real estate in county, $4,000.
Lewis Nj Nixdorh and wife 20 Samuel
J. Linton, real estate in county, $50.
Richard H. Rideout to Moses V Wine
brener, real estate in county. 5000
Moses V. Wlnebrener 10 Reese St. Clair
Poffinberger, real estate in county, 5000
Jacob +. Summers and wife to Gran
vile NJ. Dutrow, real estate in county
SIS.
George A. Beard. widower. to Lizzie s.
Shipp. real estate IN county, S..
Augustus Etzler and wife to Claude r
EtzIer and wife, real estate in county, S.
and other considerations
Augustus Etzler and wife to Clinton
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Doub q News.

Michael Specht Is on the sick list.
Howard Brown is i'll with mumps.
Herman Whittier is still on the sick list.
Mrs Annie Speech, is still on the sick
Ist
Murray F. Houck spent Sunday al Ad.
amsiown
Marshall Grumbine was in Frederick
on Monday.
Mrs.. s T. Hickman spent the day in
Washington.
II II Smith spent the day recently in
Washington.
Robert Stunkle Of near Brunswick Wis
tied 5 T Hickman
Mrs George Blessing, ST., visited in
Martinsburg. W. Va.
Edward Bready Of Adsmstown was in
this town on business.
Rev. William Anthony spent few days
recently at Middletown.
Ned Blessing Of Baltimore spent Sum
dav a his parents home.
Mrs William c Null visited in Ad-
am~own during he week.
z. A. Waceter WIS 90 business visit
70 this place during the week.
Walter Smith is sick with mumps at his
home in Fair View, near here.
Rev Paul II Ketterman was visitor
to c A. Ramsburg Of Adamstown
DR. c. H. ConIey made profes .ional
visit to this place during the week.
Mr. {. Dodd Hickman and daughters
were in Frederick during the week.
Robert Padgeit Of Adamstown spent
some time ~ this place on business.
George Thomas Of Green Valley Wis
tied Richard Thomas Of this place.
Charles Ranneberger Of Washington
visited at his parental home at Fair View
j. Marshall Grumbine has been spend
ing some time with his father-in-law, VIM.
MCLEAN
Mrs. Eberhart and children Of Virginia
spent the day with her sister, Mrs. Albert
W. Walters
Walter NJ. Hickman has received a
position as salesman for Huiskamp Bros.
& Co. OF Keokuk, Ia
Mrs. Annie Wisner Of near Frederick
spent some time recently with her rela-
tives and friends Of this place.
Mrs Nellie Grubb Of Fair View spent
several days recently with her friend Miss
Maud Houck Of Adamstown
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
New Market Items.

Mr. Harry Smith, of Washington City,
spent Sunday with bis parents.
DR.. Hopkins ard wife made 4 day trip
10 Baltimore the first Of Ire week
Mrs.. Cooper. VINO IA. been visiting her
daughter. Mrs.. Saunders, left on Tuesday
Mr.. Arnold Dean and son, Of Wash
ingtou Cry ar- visiting her father, VI. Z
Adams.
slr. and Mrs Gordon Smith. Of Bal;i-
more. spent Sunday with Mrs J. E
MrCa.au
The ". c. T. e. held its monthly
meeting II liz home Of Mrs. Hogarth On
Wednesday
Mr Frank Hammond lef on Monday
foT Luray, Va, % visit his brother, Rev
l. Hammond
Miss Anne Russell. Of George School,
Pa IS spending The spring vacation At her
old home here.
Mrs. Sue Thomas. or Charlotte Hall
made few days visit to her sister, Mrs.
Saunders. a. the rectOry.
Miss Elizabeth Willis returned home
on Monday from 4 two months visit 70
friends in Pennsylvania and Virginia
The Junior Auxiliary Of Grace P. z
Church meets every Saturday during
Lent from 2 to 4 At the home Of Miss
Margaret Hopkins.
Mrs. Eieanora Edmondston. who has
been spending the winter in Harrisburg
Pa returned 10 her brothers.. Mr. g.
" Smith. last week.
MIS- Alma Sfier left on Saturday n
vi,ii her brother, Dr. }. H. Stier, Of Hsr
ford county, enronte 10 the Keyston:
State Norma. where she teaches.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Liberty Locals.

" D. Curfmsn visited friends in Union
Bridge
Mrs l. c. Szppington visited relatives
in Tan-ytown.
Miss Eva sapping,on has been visiting
in Baltimore.
Justice Trundie has been in Frederick
On : business trip.
Miss Fugi,t OF Washington IS wishing
the Misses Tingling-
Mss Grace Monshsuer returned from q
visit 10 relatives II York Pa.
Clinton HoltzoDle moved from Cedar
Grove TO H. II Leases farm near Union
vile
DR.. + c SapDiugton. T. Lorraine Simp-
son and Wilbur HemmaEer were II Bal
timOre.
Mrs Heze.izh Butler Of Pe,ersyiIle IS
Z guest Al the Misses YingIing on Walnut
street
Mrs. L ". Bezll spent Z few days with
her parents, M and Mrs. Simon Lohr,
ThurmonL
7 Hanson Diller and family q Maple
vile vacated his farm and moved 70 LIB
crtyoRn.
Kiss Geogis Smith. the milliner will
have her opening Of the season on Satur-
dav. April 8
Mss r. z. Lintnicum has been pur-
chasing supplies for her spring trade. il
Baltimore City
Maurice Starr. president and manager
OF the Liberty Baseball Club, IS on the
lookout FOR PLAYERS.
7. Hanson Diller. wife and dzughte-
Miss Regina. spent the day with Charles
". Kreglo and family.
Miss Genevieve Gardner visited her
grandmother. Mrs Theodosia Gardner,
in Baltimore. for ten days.
Services in s.. Peters church were held
al : and 4. n. on Sunday last. Rev.
Father Csyanaugh Oflciated.
Mrs Wooden and Mr. Leon. who had
been visitors ~ the n. P. parsonage, re
turned 10 their homes in Baltimore.
Henry Boyle has been solicited by his
many friends 10 become candidate for
one Or the judges Of the Orphans Court.
Miss Ella Kreig. superintendent Of the
( primary department Of the public schools
Z u gE-4es ~ Ly4llAss Flo4t-A tsf- os.A~).7
I here.
On Sunday last at ! p N. the Christian
EndeayOr met in The 81 P church The
attendance was large and the topic was
Missions IN the West"
Mrs r Y. Simpson Of this place has
been spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs Thomas Yakey, who has beer
quite sick, near Loyettsyille, Va.
I o NJ Sweadner and ]. r. Sim Albaugh
were elected Circuit Stewards and Calvin
(. Metcalie and George II. Whitmore were
elected church Stewards Of the NJ. P
church
Mrs. F. E. Sweadener has returned from
visiting her son, Warren W Simpson, at
the University Hospital. Baltimore. who
was injured in a wreck on the B. & O.
near Ellicou City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31

Frederick Cuy-Nsyor John Edward
Scnell.
Register and Tax Michael
A McCafrey
Aldeumen-Leas A. Rice Martin Z.
Kemp. !. Daniel CrimmiHs, Henry ".
Gitinger John l.. Johnson. Clerk.
Jacob Schmidt Board meets third We'd
nesday Of every month.
City Health Ofhcer-Dr. Ira J. Nc
Curdy.
Policemen-George Brengle, Edward
HerWig, William King, lohn F. Fleming
Reyerdy Dronenberg. John Blumenour
Edward Herring
Electric Light Engineer-Edward Tit
low.
Fireman-5amuel ADrecht.
Electric Light Linemen-Frank Ridge
y George Wallace.
Market Master-G. William Dams
berger.
Superintendent Of Water Works
Frank F. Tyeryar.
Police Justices Christian II. Eckstein
John Francis Smith and /. T. McG1l.
CITY Attorney Edward J. Smith.
City Election experimentation 5
Stull. Henry / d. Hagan, Democrats
Tobias Kuhn. Republican. {. Thomai
Eckstein. Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
WolfsyiIle Waits.

Miss Nellie Palmer IS on the SICK list
Ira Pryor is suffering with Indigestion
E c. BrsndenbuTg IS suffering with
grip
Reno Bushnsn and family are suffer
ing with measles
H L. Brandenburg spent few days IN
Frederick last week.
DR.. A !. Smith, Of Jefferson. spent
Saturday in this place
Samuel Martin and Miss Goldie Palmer
have been visiting in Hsgerstown.
4. r. Brandenburg. Of Foxvilie, spent
Tuesday with s. T. Brandenburg.
Elmer and Russell Morgan, OF Hagers-
to2n. are visiting Mrs. Clara Morgan.
Mrs. Efie Ecczrd IS visiting her
daughter, Mrs Arnsbager. in Hsgers-
town
Mr. and Mrs Frank Caver. Of High
land, spent Sunday with y. r. Blicken-
staff and family
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
When Exercise Is Harmful.

Office workers should not n exer-
else after their days work SAID i)r +
A Walker. Of Boston wha !, d az
liHgi9n. The root reason Is .lt ...tf1's
b-ad8ork Is uo' ex-rc'~a 81 80
thai /, develops the h5I :, u.s.
edly IS exercise IN that il quickly iss1ue :
fag and physical lassiiud~ So, isA,mn~'
pathetic for man 10 eXpccl any good e,
come from taking more exercise when
the exercise involved in days work a.
already tired him out
"One takes it hat young people have
had sufficient outdoor cxersI~e reason
ably TO develop their frames before bt--
ginning Office work So when once the
have started in tn office in e1rnt-si II j.
much better for them to r-alz,- = once
that their dlvs Of hard pF5sira Straiu ar
oyer and that henceforth ih"v mn~l c,i1
fine these efforts 10 week -n'! aud hoi.
DAYS.
The bod, and system "a i'v af'unr
themselves 10 circumstances even 20 over
civilized and consequently rtia-r uunai.
ural circumstances. and indoor head
workers will seon find that good stat
Of health can be maintained wi'h ii'tl- or
10 exercise - WaShiNgfon HfynH
Mrs. B Hagerdorn and daughters oi
Portland ORE, who have been spending
ise winter with Mr. and Mrs | Allien.
Williamson. will sail for Europe April S,
where they will join Mr. Hagerdorn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Logs Waits

MIS- Ruth Slimme is home from Iry-
ing College
Harvey NJ. Pllinger vas visitor 10
Logs Station on Saturday last
Miss Ruth Trcssler and sister spent
Saturday with Miss Nellie Miller
Calvin Colbert, Of Graceham. was =
visitor IN this place on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Tresser and daughter
visited Samuel Tressler recently.
Mr. and Mrs William Eyler. Of Bali.
more spent few days with his parents.
+ c. Valentine Of Rocky Ridge. was
on a business trip in our town during the
weerk
Mrs. Charley Domer, Of Graceharn
recently visited Mrs Maurice Smith and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller and daughter.
Miss Vallie, spent Saturday in Rocky
Ridge
Mrs John Glenn and daughter made a
brief call on Mrs. g. NJ. Robinson on
Sunday
John w. 10y, deputy treasurer Of Fred
erick county, was "A visitor TO his home
for several days.
Mrs Minnie A. Hoffman and little
daughter, Mary. were visitors to Thur
fn0nt on Saturday
Mrs Sanford Schafer and two children,
ri I"hurmont, spent Saturday with J. w.
Stimmel and family.
Miss Mary Tressler, Of Westminster, is
.nending several days with her mother,
Mrs Charles Tressler.
Mrs. Upton Geisbert returned home
after spending several days with MIS-
Charles Favorite and family.
Charley Moser, Of Greenbrook, and
Iohn Moser. of Westminster, spent las
week with their mother Mrs. Harriet
Moser, and other friends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Kemptown Briefs.

Miss Ethel Fout has been visiting at
Bauholow
Miss Matte King. who has 5een FL. has
somewhat improved
Windsor Williams was in Frederick
during the week on business.
Hiram West Of Monrovia was on a
business tiip TO our town on Saturday
last
The banquet held by the |. o 6. T.
was vel attended, and all enjoyed the
festivities
Miss Maria Brandenburg Of Mt Airy
was recent visitor 10 Mr.. and Mrs o.
NJ Brandenhurg
Mr. and Mrs Rufus Baker, Mr.. and
Nrs Ferdinand Browning were in Fred
erick visiting friends
Miss Lilly Williams last week enter
tanned the 1911 Pleasure Club. Chante-
clut was the favorite game.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
Walkersville Items.

! v Nicodemus has been IN Baltimore
for some days.
Edward Fink was IN Frederick on Sat
urday on business.
Ms G. q Nicodemus gave pleasant
a home 10 The Five Hundred Club.
Mrs W. {. Zimmerman was recent
visitor at the home Of Mrs. Eli Cramer
George and John Gilds Of Easton, Pa
are spending some time with Mrs. Lease.
Mrs. Robert Moberly Miss Matte
Cromwell and Mr.. /. T. Cromwell are on
the sick list
Mr. and mr' II. +. Piuingalt Of Fed.
erick were recent visitors to the family Of
Robert Noberly
Mrs. g. Reddick and family accom-.
panied bY Mis- Mary Mobery we're visit.
ors al the nome Of NJ g. Vaufossen a
LeGore
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-31
townsville Briefs

Mr John Lea,cins IS on the sick list.
Mrs. Jennie Lezkins IS Spending few
days in Frederick.
Miss ode HiItsbridie spent Sunday
with Miss Myrtle Carver.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Miller are de-
lighted over the birth o. daughter.
Misses Cenia FOgie and Edith Maynard
spent Sunday with Miss CsrTye Brown.
Sir. Franklin Johnson. Of Woodsboro,
spent a snort while in town on Monday.
Miss Carrye Brown spent THURSDAY
with MIS- B=7sye Johnson. Of lHOodsboro-
H.sses Erma Kaufman and Bessy-
Johnson, d Woodsooro. spent Sunday in
town
Mr and Mrs. Forrest Otto spent Sun
day 1Itn her parents. NJ and Mrs. T. B.
Furry.
Miss Carrye Brown has been spending
a leR dsys wi,h kir. and Mrs. Wal Fogie.
81 WoodsDOro.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crabill. Of Balti-
more. are spending few days with her
mother. Mrs. Harp.