The citizen., 1911-12-15
FOCAL NEWS.
s.oa Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

few days IN baltitnore on business
Mrs C. H. Conley and Miss Mamie
po,,s are visiting friends in Baltimore.
professor John Neipold, Washington,
n is spending few days in this
Mr. Victor Savaleta, of New York, is
,,sndng some time with friends in this
city.
Mr. Morgan Cecil, of Boyds' Station,
soent Sundayi with his family in this
place.
Mrs. G.. Jacob Buckley, of West South
street has been visiting relatives in Ball
hn1ore.
Mrs Oscar Haller, of Waynesboro,
pa is visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh has been
snending some time in York, Pa, on
business.
Mr. Edward Hollis. of Martiusburg,
West Virginia. has been visiting friends
in this city.
Mr. A. c. McCardell, North Market
street, is spending the day IN Baltimore
on business.
Mr.. Buckingham Richie, of Adams.
town, spept,a few days with his friends
at Fair Wow. N,
Mr.. Gorge Whiteiock. a we'll known
member of the Baltimore bar, is here
attending court.
Mr.. Lavier Michael has accepted po-
stion in the office of the Union Manu-
Z Irlng Company.
Aev. and Mrs. Douglass Hooff, of this
and Miss Robbins, are spending
lie time in Baltimore.
Miss Gertie Wright, OF Libertytown,
s been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Benton
lodle, South Market street.
Miss Louise Fitzpatrick, of Washing
i D. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
larry w. Haller, East Second street.
The Misses Pauline and Mary Nc
Carde who have been visiting friends
In Pittsburg, Pa, have returned to their
home.
Mrs Frank v. Staub, North Market
street, this city, is spending few days
lin Baltimore, visiting relatives and
Friends.
u
ol Gaithersburg, spent Saturday with his
sister. Mrs Benton Knodle, South Mar
ket street.
Miss Ella V. Kreig primary super
6ntendent of the public schools, is visit
Ing the schools in Emmitsburg District,
This week.
Mrs. Vernon Cook and children, of
baltimore, are visiting at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. d. Hauer Quynn, East
Third street.
Charles F. Monahan, of Hauvers' Dis
trict, was drawn upon the jury recently,
En place OF Samuel Kinna, OF that dis
rct, excused
Mr.. William F. Chew, of Baltimore,
who has been here attending the funeral
bf bis father, the late b. Frank Chew,
has returned to his home
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Hoke, o
eresvllle, have returned to their home
ter quite lengthy visit to friends in
Gettysburg, Pa, and Baltimore.
Harry c. Goucker, through his attor-
ey, Mr. Jesse F. r. HeAgey, has filed
ut for damages against the president
ind the council Il Mount Saint Mary's
Olege.
Mr.. and Mrs Alice Fry, who returned
Buckeystown a few days ago, from
heir wedding trip, were serendded and
Hfn reception by the callthumpian
Pand Of that place.
The Maryland Turnpike Association
Pill hold their annual meeting at Hag-
rstown, on Friday, December 18th.
{. Warehime, of Frederick, is tie
ecretary OF the association.
Whe transferring barrel of mol l,se :
Nlhe Meir's Bdkery. North Market
reet, this city, Drayman Schell lost his
PIP and the contents OF the barrel at the
fme time. Phillip looked very sweet,
bdeed'
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Zimmerman, East
econd street, left recently for New York.
om whence they will sail for San Juan,
orto Rico, where they will spend the
inter with their daughter, Mrs. Glenn
McGregor
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond w. Wright,
pd twin daughters, Margaret and The
a, of Libertytown. who have been
q Sting Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Knodle,
Outh Market street, this city. have
turned TO their home.
I. I. Waters, trustee. through Auc-
pneer Dutrow, sold at public sale few
S ago. the Morgan place, near Lewis
wn, this county, consisting of a dwelling
use and several acres of land to Roger
Young, for the sum of $I,I25.
Edward NJ. Sharp, the well known
nlle Wyandotte chicken fancier, OF
eoerlck, at the Glenn Rock Poultry
ow, won two silver cups and the first
THIRD on hens, first and third on pull
and the fourth on cockerel and
n rond en-.
Inc orchestra of the Evangelical Re-
0 med Sunday School, under the direc-
4 n'oi their leader. Prof Charles Feaga,
: Yea concert at the Frederick City
Sp'lal recently, for the benefit of MIR.
PIvey S. Zimmerman. member Of the
10 heslra, who is undergoing treatment.
ne empty Stocking Club, which for
"A past lour years, has been gladdenlng
hearts of a number of the poor chill
0' " OF this city. who would without
neip OF this association, go without a
hhoer of Christmas, will this year
ps IKE x lis annual distribution of the gifts
,su se poor children of this city, on
y day, December 22nd.
3 lnong the list of persons who have
uD cessiully passed the examinations for
molons in the infantry service OF
Wand, and which were made public a
uavs ago by Adiutant- General War
Lieutenant Elmer F. Munshower.
company A, of Frederick, is one of
successful ones. Mr.. Munshower was
cted second lieutenant of his com.