The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-01
oCAI NEWS.
little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Nicholas Hauer west fatricK street
rill. =,
that plants thorns will not gather
Rogerb
Peter Seeger, East Patrick street
becn. quite sick.
A Conlon has been on visit
ew York City.
picbard N. Cromwell, Buckeys-
left on a trip to Philadelphia.
1obn B. Zigler, West Patrick
ceIeprated her Send birthday.
lobns' church East end street is I'M
mo extensive repairs in the interior.
casper E. Cline, West Third
who has been quite sick, is improv-
F R. r. Co, has established a
freight service between this city and
more
Elias Ramsburg, who was operat-
hon at the City Hospital, is slightly
bved
decision of the Court Of Appeals,
|bndderar will case has been remand
II a new trial.
f. Austin Baughman, who has
4 taking a rest at Sabillasville is on a
no Philadelphia.
l. T. Brien, East Second street,
has been on the sick list for several
Il. is slightly better.
4 and Mrs A. R. Gardner, of Hagers-
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs. NJ. F. Lease, North Market
horse of Theodore Blentlinger fell
! intake of the sewer in front of the
. Corner, but fortunately no damage
Hone.
bert w. Ecker, of Woodsboro, re-
elected Judge of the Orphans
is understood TO be slated for
Judge
+. automobile ran over and killed a
& b terrier belonging to Thomas Spon-
The accident happened on North
let street.
II. FIR. w. J. Kane left for Philadel-
where he will consult with decora-
regarding the decorating of St. Johns
! bic church.
4 and Mrs. hardwood D. Harp, this
.spenl Sunday last with Mrs. Harp's
bts, Rev. and Mrs. H. Kiracofe.
BIZ Springs, Pa.
he one entered the boat house main
u BY George Stull and others at
erick Junction. and took from it a
Der Of fishing rods
ster Charles Frederick Bowers, who
operated upon at the City Hospital,
covered sufficiently to return to his
i at Harmony Grove.
marriage license was issued in Balti-
on Saturday last TO George c
!. 81, widower, and Minnie NJ Zentz,
|dow, both of near, Thurmont.
Ere is no use in repining that life is
1t is not to be measured by the
Div of its years, but by the quality of
thievements. philadelphia Ledger
concrete pavement is being laid in
of the property of Mr.. Frank V.
Il. corner of Market and Fourth
Is, by force of hands uder Leroy
|Guv Albaugh, the wellknown coon
er of Frederick, on Saturday night
|bagged the largest coon it has ever
his fortune to catch. The, coon
|hed 81 pounds.
Ety Green's recipe for longevity
conscience, a good appetite and a
j will. With lew OF ncr-mlllions to
put only cynic would refuse to give
El-Balfim0re Star.
John l. Johnson the efficient mana
\ the Union Manufacturing Company
fpained by Messrs. Lowenstein, Hal
Baumgardner made a visit to their
20 plant at Thurmont.
prkmen for the Frederick Railroad
I'd to tear up the bricks between the
Is on East Patrick street, between
ket street and Carroll street. New
|and new crossties will be laid.
|sres w. Ouynn, East Patrick street.
I'd TO use dynamite to drain young
Erd on his farm, near Evansville. He
4 Of the first in this section to employ
late method of draining orchard
Nv. Smith, City Attorney. has been
ped by the Charter Commission to
ls their counsel. Mr.. Smiths famil-
with local conditions makes him a
Pile acquisition to the Charter Com
ION.
|yor Schell has again started his corn
Fy IN his harness store on North Mar
Freet. For some years, each fall has
a display of fine corn produced in
Prick county, on exhibition at this
known store
elections held by the Graham Lee
|ary Society Of Washington and Lee
|erslty, Lexington, Va, Edward S.
PLANE, of this city, made place as
Fer, on the program for the annual
Pratlon, in January.
IS Nellie NJ. Casey, visiting nurse of
tuberculosis Society. who attended
OF the sessions of the State Confer
OF Charities and Correction which
4 in Baltimore. She was present to
The discussions on tuberculosis work
Il Board of County Commissioners
yea petition, signed by 80 residents
PmSvllle, asking that the county pike,
PAD leading from the Baltimore and
Station thereon through the town, a
pee OF about mile. No action was
b.
|ueFs were received by Captain D..
Marley from Col. Little. Of the First
land Regiment. for the holding of a
commissioned officers school for
pany A, this city. First Lieutenant
y J. Kefauver has been designated
pstructor in charge.
Saturday evening, November 25th
II . O'Clock the teams Of w. P. Nor.
Pnd J. H. Diller. both residents on the
Fson pike, collided on that pike, and
Frederick. 1t was stated that Mr..
Pesll did not see the Diller buggy and
nflvIng at lively rate. In the COLI