The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-09-01
,OCAI NEWS,
Ior,A Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mr. Frank O. Smith, of Liberty, was in
frederick on business.
Mics Ruth Wolfe, of Washington, is
Sitting friends in this city.
Mrs c. Edwin Kemp, East Third
|.reet is confined to her bed with asthma.
Mrs 7 o. Hendrix East Second street.
hs returned from a visit to Ocean City,
4 J. ~,
Mics Eta V. Mossburg, of Lime Kiln,
LISTING relatives and friends in Dayton,
)hio.
Miss Alice Hoover has been the guest
4 Miss Isabelle Zimmerman, West Third
treet.
Miss Rhoda Bergman, Of Baltimore, is
listing Miss jamie Quynn, East Patrick
treet.
Mr. Richard MoBerly. South Market
4reet. is reported as being slightly indis
|bsed.
Ia free dispensary for tuberculosis
ktients will be opened in Frederick on
<eptember the first.
Mr.. Tohn C. Motter, of l., deputy State
Ink examiner, is spending several days
4 his home in this city.
Mrs. Michael Wachter, of Walkers
lila is visiting her son, Mr.. Steiner
Iachter, East Patrick street
Prof. and Nine. DIES Garennes has been
BENDING several weeks at Braddock
Heights, Frederick county.
Miss Lillian Mcdaniel, Of Baltimore,
visiting at the home of Mr.. G.. S.
! Grange, East Second street.
Miss Leonora Miller, of Washington,
:. bo has been visiting Miss Katie Seeger,
bst Patrick street, has returned.
Miss Elizabeth Myers and Miss Borden,
Bib of Baltimore, have been spend
the summer at the "Avalon."
There were thirty-one persons went to
<antc City and four to Asbury Park,
s. l., over the B. & O. Railroad.
Nr. John w. Peters, of Brooklyn, N.
is visiting his classmate, Mr. Carroll
Hendrickson, West Second street.
Miss Annie Johnson, of Baltimore, has
s len spending some time with her sister,
Is. Roberta Miller, Rockwell Terrace.
Foster N. Baker, of Baltimore, is spend
his vacation with his grand parents,
j. and Mrs. Foster, East Patrick street.
while fishing along the Monocacy ex-
snator Jacob Rohrback and August
(ust succeeded in capturing eight fine
is.
MFR. and Mrs. c. Will Fout were visi-
Is in Washington City at the home of
and Mrs. Sauter, corner 9th and K
Feets.
Misses Clara and Osna Nussbaum, of
1akersville, and Mrs. Bessie r. Shaft,
eently visited Mrs. Nellie Keller, of
fierson.
Miss Ada Mirriken, who had been visit
Miss Jane Rice, returned to her home
Wabrook, accompanied by Miss Rice,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edmonds and
|ildren, East South street, who have
len visiting relatives at Sharpsburg,
I've returned.
Mr. Daniel Baker and sons, Daniel
E ker, Jr., and Joseph Baker, of Balti-
Pre- have been visiting in Buckeystown
! the past several days.
The 18TH annual reunion of the Luth-
bn Sunday school of Middletown on
turday last was largely attended. Three
buSand persons attended.
Rev F. s. Lindanmer, ID. D., and
Re, Of Littlestown, Pa, who have been
Biting their daughter, Charles E. Miller,
est Patrick street, have returned
Washington County Water Company
Bnds were sold at public auction at the
burt House Tuesday for $o3 on the
Indred The bonds bear per cent in
best.
Mrs Grayson Crumbaugh, Miss Mary
umbaugh and Robert Crumbaush,
Prth Bentz street, are visiting relatives
ID friends in Washington.
Mr. Louis A. Rice, Jr., Yves. Third
feet, is spending a few days at Anna
lis where he is visiting his former clsss-
Pte, Mdshipman Allen Quynn.
Mrs. Bradley Stull and Mrs. Harry
*lll and son, of Washington, who have
ben visiting Mr.. William w. Pickett,
si Fourth street, have returned.
MIR. and Mrs. !. Gerhard Lampe and
n, Harold, who have been visiting Mr..
~ Mrs. Henry r. Lampe, IT,, East
tn street, have returned to Baltimore.
4 Deck the valuable horse Of Mr..
I'm. H. Knock, South Market street,
r. from old age. He had been with
Knock for the past twenty-one years,
was faithful animal.
Professor DIES Garennes and wife, of
Naval Academy, Annapolis, who
We been spending some time with Mr..
Mrs. w. r Foster. East Patrick
feet, have returned to the Academy.
During the storm recently lightning
uck and killed valuable COW belong
to kolb Bro, butchers. The animal
Rs IN the meadow at Sisters Hill, "
St of this city.
Mrs Emma Crum, Mrs. Hugh Cutler
son, of Baltimore: Mrs. George w.
nm, Mrs. Nellie Keller and SOD, of
nerSon, recently visited MIR. Charles
anneberger and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Roderick,
st Fourth street, have returned from
llantlc City, where Mr.. Roderick at
hoed the meeting of the National Coun-
OF the Sr. 0. U. A. M.
Kew. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
est Second street, who has been spend
MS vacation at Hernwood, Baltimore
cpuhiy, has returned. Mrs. Dixon and
daughter will remain for a while longer.
Mr., David Steiner and son, Willie,
Easl Sixth street, are visiting his brother,
u. Frank Steiner, at Point Pleasant N.
lhey will also visit New York. where
ney will be the guest of Miss Emma R.
teiner
ar, RAYMOND H. Bussard, son of Mr..