The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-14
LOCAL NEWS.
sor,e Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mrs ErU6Sl ohO oOIi dl Z
erending some time near Ellicott City.
william H. Ramsburg has taken the
rbolesale agency for the Morlein beer.
Mics lane Porter is sick at the home of
Mrs c. " Lambright, East Second St.
The excursion over the B, & o. Sunday
fron Baltimore brought SO visitors to the
city.
Miss Bette Doll of Washington is visit
mo her brother M. E. Doll, East Third
street.
4 Duffev of Winchester is visiting his
brother, Hugh Duffey, at the Frederick
College.
R. H. Davage. South Market street, is
IN an extended business trip trough Penn
sylvania.
Harry s. Schroeder of Philadelphia is
spending his vacation with his parents in
this city.
Mrs l. Clarke Kieffer and daughter
returned from visit to relatives in Lam
caster, Pa.
Mrs. Baker Johnson of Lewistown has
been the guest of her father, Mr.. McClin-
took Young.
Mr.. Michael Kennedy and family have
moved from South Market street to East
Patrick street.
Robert S. Shriver of Middendorf, Will
liams & Co., Baltimore, spent short
time in the city.
William Lebherz, who has been out of
town for several days on business, has re.
turned to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bauman of Wash
ington are spending several days with
friends in this city.
Miss Josephine Ball of ST. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. w. Cramer,
East Second street.
Miss Harriet Rigney of Baltimore is
visiting her aunt, Miss Katherine Quynn,
East Patrick street.
Ernest McCardel of York, Pa, who
has been visiting his parental home in
this city, has returned.
Mrs. George Yost of Baltimore is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kreh,
West All Saints street.
Mrs. Rev. John !. Rives, who has been
spending some time with relatives in
Washington, has returned.
The Monon Steam Laundry put new
collection and delivery automobile truck
on the town few days ago.
Allen Schell, West South street, was
seriously burned by placing a lighted
cigarette in his coat pocket.
Miss Ethel Rives and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Frank of Washington are visiting their
brother, Rev. John J., Rives.
Many farmers throughout the county
report that they have realized about 20
bushels Of wheat to the acre.
Justice John Francis Smith, who has
been spending several weeks in West Vir-
ginia, has returned to this city.
Sister Mary Austin McDermott, Mother
Superior of the Visitation Academy, this
city, who has been very i'll, is better.
Miss Harriet and Medora Mants of
Hagerstown are the guests Of their aunts,
the Misses Mantz, South Market street.
Mrs. T. n. Harwood. formerly of this
city, now living in Washington, is spend
ing several days at the New City Hotel
Mrs. Arthur Williams and son of Elk
ridge, Howard county, are the guests of
the formers father, McClintock Young
Mr. and Mrs George Storm and child
rem OF Lancaster, Pa, are guests at the
home Of Thomas P Rice, East Fourth
street
Mrs. Mary E. Gains and daughter,
Helen, of Baltimore, are visiting her
brother, w. R. Delashmutt at Elmwood
Terrace.
Edwin Houck and family, West Pat
rick street, have moved to their new home
in Germantown, Montgomery county,
Maryland.
Rev. Luther Huffman of Gettysburg,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Halter at Braddock Heights,
/ has returned.
The United engine is to be put in con-
dlilon Tor the purpose of pumping water
from one OF the branches that can be util
lied if needed.
On Monday last the Knights of Pythias
conferred the degree of knight on a class
OF thirty. The newly elected officers were
installed. A banquet followed.
Miss Esther and Huber Heinzelman of
Chambersburg, Pa, and Miss Naomi
Setzer of Washington are the guests OF
Kew and Mrs. E. H. Hummelbangh.
Mr. and Mrs. William o. Keller and
children, East Second street, have re
iohl d WISH 10 W.T.. ana MIS-. Eu-
ward D. Grove, at Stephen City, Va.
After some delay the Independent au-
tomoblle engine was shipped to Indian
4 apols, Ind, where the Howe Engine
Company which built it, will make the
necessary repairs.
Charles Wertheimer has purchased
eight fine registered Holstein heifers
rom ron breeder in Carroll county. Mr..
Wertheimer has sent them to his farm at
mcdonnell, near Petersville.
Mrs Mary Klpp has in her yard n.y.
urangea that has twenty bunches'of flow
erS on OF which the largest measures rs
niGnes around. The stalk is two years
'u' The flowers are all pink.
Zen. William w. Gordon of Savannah.
Ta,' and Gen. Richard Wayne Parker of
view Jersey, with their wives, spent
mort time in this city, stopping at the
officers.
N +. Leatherman. manager of the
FOUNTAIN Rock Lime Co.. accompanied
ny MS wife, left on an extensive northern
ZIP including tour of the Great Lakes.
= Uey VIII visit Niagara Falls and spend a
rev weeks in Detroit
me hennery Of Lewis H. Fraley, West
cdulCK street was entered and sixteen