The citizen., 1911-12-15

justice Lloyd /. MacGill is spendins
some time in Baltimore City.
Messrs. Charles and George Mart;
caught IS suckers and one rabbit
Mrs. Charles Koontz. of Gaithersbure
has been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. John Davis. East Third street
is confined to the house by sickness.
The Frederick Brick Works lost a yer,
valuable horse by death a few days ago
Miss Ruth Mullnix is spending sew.
eral days in Baltimore, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. H. B. Snowman, of Baltimore
is on business trip and visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. John D. Keller, of the firm oi
Keller and & Myers, is on business trip
to Baltimore.
Mr. Charles w. Finney, West Patrick
street, who was operated upon recently,
is able to be out again.
MIR Jesse Winpgler and family have
removed from about two miles east oi
this city to near Woodsboro.
Professor George A. Everhart, of North
hdi NCt StiSCts lOSt d Valuable QIlVluS
horse by death few days ago.
Miss Minnie Shaffer, of Rocky
Springs. who has been visiting friends in
Brunswick, has returned to her home.
Miss Mrytle Long, South Market
street. who has been sick at her home
in Middletown, has returned to this city.
The shaft of the delivery wagon OF
Mr.. Johh M. Cutler. broke on West
Patrick street. Fortunately no one was
injured.
Mr.. Rufus A. Rager, West Fifth street,
who has been confined 10 the house with
an attack of rheumatism, is able to be
out again.
William Harvey Mayhugh, through his
attorney, Albert S. Brown, has filed a
suit for divorce from his wife, Claudia
o. Mayhugh
Mr.. Guy V. Brust, West All Saints
street, who has been confined to the
house for some time with typhoid fever,
is able to be out again.
Mrs Franklin B. Smith, recently enter
tanned the Wednesday afternoon Euchre
Club. Favors were won by Mrs T..
Poole Jones and Mrs. Charles Levy.
The horse of Mr. Mehrl F. Moberly
was cut in the leg and badly injured a
few days ago by striking the shaft. The
cut required several stitches to close it.
John Hickman, Berkely Haines and
Jesse Ham, we're on hunting trip in
Sugar Loaf Mountain a few days ago,
and returned with ten rabbits and three
birds.
The campaign for membership renew
ais in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation is progressing nicely, and those
in charge are we'll satisfied with the
showing made thus far.
The alarm of fire few evenings ago
about 6. 30 O'Clock. was caused by the
burning of some brush in garden on
All Saints street. The tiremen respond
ed, but their services were not needed
A bowling team representing Thur
mont, journeyed to Walkersville. and
met team from that place a few nights
ago. The Walkersvile bowlers were
the victors, winning two out of the three
games.
The case of William Devilbiss and
Clemmie Beal, VS.. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. which was to have come
up for trial at Rockville at this term of
court has been postponed until the jan
uary session.
John I. Daily, treasurer, OF the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee. of Bal
timore City. is a candidate for the posi-
ton of State Treasurer, tn succeed Hon.
Murray Vandiver. who also desires the
office for another term.
The automobile delivery wagon of T
Irving Miller and Company, and the
automobile delivery wagon of Felton
and Kelley collided recently at the Cor
ner of East Patrick and Carter streets.
No damage was done to either machine.
Young & Staley, real estate and insur-
ance agents, have sold for the Huebner
Toledo Breweries Company, thsir two
story brick house and lot of ground,
located on the north side of East Third
street, to Charles E. Routzahn, on private
terms.
Victor NJ. Cushwa. of Hagerstown.
who had been named in opposition
to DR.. !. Mcpherson Scott, for the noml-
nation for The office of president of the
Hagerstown Fair Association, has, de-
clined TO run on account of the pressure
OF business.
The Pride of Walkersvile Council
Daughters of Liberty, No. 80, held tneir
annual banquet at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Strne. north of Walkersvllle.
About fortv members and invited guests
participated in the feast and afterwards
enioyed themselves with games, etc.
AT a special meeting of the United
Fire Company. held few nights ago.
Albert S. Smith Grayson B. Haller and
Robert A. Bennett, were appointed a
committee to draft suitable resolutions
upon the death of the late Franklin b.
Chew, an assistant engineer OF the COM
pany.
The Diamond Bowling Team, of this
citv. which is managed by Mr. John h.
Frazier, will enter a league composed
of teams from Martnsburg and Hagers
town. Games will be played in the three
towns. and at the end OF the season the
winning team will be given silver car
valued at 500.
Red Cross Seals were placed on sale
at the various drug stores and the fancy
stores of this city. A day or two age
DIR. Thomas NJ. Williamson, of the loca
branch of the Tuberculosis Society, re,
ceved 40. 600 stamps from the National
Association to be offered for sale IN this
city and county. Many of these stamps
will be sent to towns in the county where
they will be disposed OF
MIR. William H. Broening, of Balti
more. d strict deputy of the B. p. .. o
~ "a -. .,a,rinl uicit To fh, Fred