The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
IOCAI NEWS
j.. Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things

u Die S1hN
/. ,ro,bott of Rockville was here on
: e'a CO.., Stance of Washington spent
; We with friends in Frederick.
-; pay c,aub Of Baltimore spent Sunday
E lTi ives, and friends in this city.
: Go Miller of Washington is spend
at fow DAYS with friends in this city.
i1 ~ nonglass of Baltimore is spend
ePn r dsvs in this city on business.
Rantz of Worchester, Va, is
an relatives and friends in this city.
; = Rest near this city, lost val
pm h :, by death, as result of the
Katherine Knox and Nellie
81 Baltimore are visiting friends in
Elizabeth Cox and Mrs. Moline of
IS !, spent Sunday with friends in
ri tried to kiss you would you
3, beIp? She-Would you need it?
bit Set
dre Tohn c. Motter and daughter,
Anne Motter, have returned from
ntic City.
liam r. Duvall of Washington has
snending a few days at his parental
lie in this city.
dward Herring of Washington is
DING his vacation at his parental
lie in this city.
tiss Mamie Cole of Pitman, n. J., IS
line her sister, Mrs. Walter Weller,
81 South street.
re Charles Burger and son of Balti-
are the guests of her sister. Mrs.
BIB Rosenstock.
he Frederick Railroad made its dou-
connection at the corner of Market
a Patrick streets.
Eeorge F. Kline, East South street,
1 has been visiting friends in Balti
Re, has returned.
How is it. Pat. that your friend Muir
! is out of Jail ?" Faith, the man he
ed got we'll "-Lyf.
fbarles Robinson of New York is
nding short time at his parental
be, East Third street.
frs William o. Little and two child
are spending several weeks at Stone
h, with Mrs. F. L. Stoner.
Iiss Cecilia Beckley of Washington is
ting friends in this city.
frs Apple made an address at the
nthly meeting of the Just Government
hgue in Woman's College Hall.
tramer and Stauffer sold two lots of
bund on East Fifth street. this city, to
Frederick Railroad Company.
The annual emancipation celebration
the coIored citizens of the city will be
d at the Fair Grounds on August II.
Mr. and Mrs. D. d. Thomas and chill
In of Baltimore are the guests of his
bther, J. Travers Thomas, Rockwell
brace.
Mrs. Max Won Schlegell of Martinsburg,
Va, is the guest of Miss Ruth S.
llIinix, at Bon Air Cottage, Braddock
lights.
Harry Bruchey had his right thumb cut
nv badly by coming in contact with a
nd saw while at work at the Ok Fibre
ush Works.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace w. Clarke of
enver, Col, are spending some time
th Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Ross,
arke Place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and chill
EN- Of Libertytown, Md are the guests
Mrs Francis Fenwick Smith, East
fcOnd street.
Hon. Blair Lee, Major Hutton and
on. E. H. Lamar of Montgomery coun-
were visitors during the week at the
flee Of THE CITIZEN.
Joseph Craddock and !. Thomas Eisen-
buer Of Cumberland were the guests of
+. F. Eisenhauer, 1913 West Patrick
rect on Sunday last.
Mrs. Rittenhouse, wife of Capt. Ritten-
buse Of the Fourth Regiment. during
lie encampment is the guest of Mrs. Gar
pit West Second street.
H. Kieffer DeLauter of the Frederick
pr has arranged to spend one day each
feek, Wednesday, at the Peoples Ma
pnal Bank at Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bauman and son
Georgetown, who have been visiting
Ter mother, Mrs. William Hooper, East
Youth street, have returned.
Rev. F. H. Hummelbaugh has gone to
aynesboro and York on business per-
aiming to the Penn Grove Camp Meet
hg, Of which he is first vice-president.
Mrs w. X. Carlisle of Washington, d.
Il; Mrs William Pope and daughter OF
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
irs. D. Columbus Kemp, near this city.
Mrs. Rose A. Keith, through her attor-
peys. Stoner & Weinberg and D. Prince.
ION Buckley, has filed suit for an abso-
ute divorce from her husband, George
a. Keith.
Miss Shaw Of Baltimore has been given
tne position of chief operator to the
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Iompany's exchange. She has assumed
Per new duties.
The motor on one of the electric cars
\ the Frederick Railroad was burned
put on North Market street, between
eecond and Third streets, causing some
felay in the car.
The Adams Express Company, thi:
Fly, has placed at the office here two
Fargo trucks to be used in pulling expires:
eoout the streets and to the corners to be
noaded on the electric cars.
At the meeting Of Frederick Council
.. U. A. NJ, Mr.. Eugene H. Albaugh
We an interesting report of the meeting
y the National Council in Tiffin, Ohio
winch he recently attended.
Drs. Franklin B. Smith and Thomas B
Johnson of this city returned from Sal
! ran,!clsco, Cal, where they'have been at
lending the annual convention Of thu
american Medical Association.
LOST. = Between Lime Kiln ant
brunswick, on the Jefferson Turnpike