The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-13
Vincent seboId Of Emmitsburg was in


daughter, Mrs. George w. Heinlen
Deputy Sheriff Hauver took two pris
oners to the Maryland Penitentiary.
The Metropolitan Concert Compan,
pleased large audience at the Woman:
College.
Mrs. Charles A. Lands is spending tn.
week in Hagerstown with her sister, Mrs
c. A. Spangler.
The Frederick Civic Club has beer
admitted as member of the State Fed.
Grafton of Woman's Clubs.
One hundred and twenty-five persons
went to Baltimore and Washington on
the excursion on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roman and son Of
Baltimore, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Schroeder, have re.
turned.
Prof. Hugh Duffey. formerly of the
faculty of the Frederick College, has re-
tnrned to Winchester, Va, after a visit
OF several days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Getty and Mrs.
Getty of New Windsor, have been spend
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. P. HI.
c. Birely, East Second street.
Mr. Sterling Gait of Emmitsburg, who
took his son to Princeton, N J., to ma
circulate at the University, has returned
and spent the day in Frederick.
On Saturday afternoon the horse of
Elmer Shook, near Lewistown, fell into
the ditch in which the water main had
been laid on West Church street.
John Hockersmith of Illinois and Chas.
Hockersmith of College Corner, Ohio,
who have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
George A. Gilbert, have returned.
Charles A. Ogle, of this city, has an
apple tree on his farm near Mt. Airy,
which not only is full of red apples, but
also mas many blossoms upon its branches.
The Athletic Association of the Boys
High School met and elected captain
for their rifle team, choosing Jesse Knill.
Edward Thomas was elected captain and
manager of the basketball team.
Harry A. Young, through his attorney,
J. F. R. Heagey, has been granted di-
vorce, vinculo matrimonii, from his
wife, Clara NJ. Young. The plaintiff re-
sides near New Market and the defendant
in this city.
Allen E. Moberly, this city, has APP
piled to the patent office, Washington,
for a patent on sanitary foot scraper.
The device is made of brushes which
cleans and scrapes the sole and sides of
the shoe at the same time.
Several carloads of material for shows
upon the Fair grounds have arrived in
Frederick. Harry M. Cramer. Superin-
tendent of Concessions, states the inqui-
ries for space this year exceeds any other
year of his work in this connection.
Edward F. Carman, who was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Hauver at Point of
Rocks for carrying concealed weapons,
waived hearing before Justice Eckstein
on Saturday and gave bail in the sum of
SIoo for the action Of the grand jury.
Super intendent George E. F. Ander.
son Of the Frederick Railroad Company,
who has been on an inspection trip of the
steam and trolley lines at Norfolk, Rich
mond, Petersburg and other cities in
Virginia, returned home on Saturday.
AT meeting of the Kings Daughters
of Hagerstown in St. Johns Lutheran
church, that city, it was decided to en-
ploy tuberculosis nurse. The salary of
the nurse will be paid jointly by the
Kings Daughters and the Hagerstown
Civic League.
Several days ago some person or per-
/ sons ransacked several rooms of the
house OF Bert Myers. North Market St.
| The rooms were gone through and con-
| tents of bureau drawers scattered about
on the floor. So far as has been learned,
nothing was taken.
Orders have been issued by Colonel
Charles A. Little to the different compa-
MES of the First Regiment to resume
drills for the coming year Company A,
in command of Capt. D. John Marley,
will have first drill Monday night, Octo-
Der IS, at o'clock.
Word has been received from the Howe
Engine Company of indianapolis by the
Independent Hose Company, this city,
stating that the auto engine OF the COM
pany which has been undergoing repairs
at the formers factory for the past several
weeks would be shipped for sure this
week
Charles Leatherman. near Myersville
will exhibit at the Hagerstown Far col
lection of bear, deer, Rocky Mountain
sheep, timber wolf, prairie wolf, wild ca
| and elk SKINS. SOmc Ol inc SkliS VIII
have on the heads of the animals. Mr.
Leatherman spent seven years in Mon
tana and while there shot the animal:
from which the skins were taken.
The Seventh Maryland Conference o.
Charities and Correction will be held II
Baltimore, November 27, 2S and 20. Gen
eral Lawrason Riggs of Baltimore. pre-
siding. This year the program OF the
conference is divided between three com
mittees: Health and Sanitation, State
County and Municipal Philanthropy,
and Children, Families and Nelghbor-
hoods.
| On October IL firing squad from
Company A, this city consisting OF elgh
men, an officer and buelcr left for Mont
gomery county to attend ceremony
the grave of Assistant Surgeon Water
of the Revolutionary Army. The exer
cises were held by the Daughters OF TN
American Revolution. Former Cover
nor Warfield delivered the address. Sur
geon Waters was the great grandfather
c. c. Waters, this city.
Registration.