The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-28
LOCAL NEW s.
soaa Little lettings About Peo
pie and Things.

william B. Smith of Blakely, Ga, is
,,;sitinq his uncle, B. F. Reich.
THOMAS NJ. Whiteford of Baltimore is
,,;siting relatives in Frederick.
Edward Summers is spending his vaca-
t;on with relatives in West Virginia.
Pow F. L. Mclean is attending the
Sniritual conference at Lancaster, Pa,
Leslie Cramer of Washington is spend
inc a few days with relatives in this city
Miss Davis of Washington is visiting
Mrs. II. Z. w. Storm, South Market St.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Hahn, who
have been at Atlantic City, have returned
honF
George A. Pearre is spending some
time at his home in Comus, Montgomery
county.
Daniel Seeger of St. Louis, Mo-, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Seeger.
DIR. Bernard c. Steiner of Baltimore
has been spending a few days with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Mary Pampel of Norfolk, Va, has
been spending few days with friends IN
Frederick.
Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon is
spending his vacation at Hernwood, Bal
timore county.
Mrs Ed c. Shepherd and family of New
York are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. S Lands.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Hane of Wash
ington are spending some time with rela-
tives near this city.
Mr.. George Myers of the U. S. Marine
Corps. Washington, is visiting his mother
on East Third street.
The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church held its picnic at Braddock
Heights on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Kemp of Williamsport,
Washington county, who has been visit
ing Miss Pauline Suman, has returned.
lanes W. Scarf of Adamstown after
an absence from this section for more
than thirty years is visiting his old home.
Rev. f H. Hummelbaugh is attending
/ the Penn Grove camp meeting, near Han
over, Pa He will be absent about two
weeks.
Harry A. Young, through his attorney
Jesse F. R. Heagy, has filed bill for a
divorce, a mensa ct thoro, from his wife,
Clara NJ. Young.
The officials at the postoffice were
given treat of lemonade and cake by
the efficient Special Delivery Messenger,
Edward Halter.
While on a visit to his SON at Camp
ar-Vir ex-Tudge Worthington went out
the Potomac and succeeded in catch
four fine bass.
4 =. A. Nicodemus of Walkersville, who
HI S injured in an automobile accident a
$.E} days ago, continues to improve. He
gftil confined to his bed.
sfrs F. H. Lamar has gone to My
Lady's Manor, Ocean City and Bristol,
YIN, on visit. She will be joined in
fillmore by her daughter.
Ir. and Mrs. Walter S. Barr of Balt-
re, who have been visiting Mrs. Bars
Spdfents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin F. Rems-
berg, Adamstown. have returned.
While operating stamping press at
the Ox-Fibre Brush Works Jesse King
had the misfortune to have a finger caught
in the press, MASKING the end very badly.
The sale OF the Boonsboro Times, a
weekly newspaper published at Boons-
boro, Washington county, to Frank f.
Harne of Hagerstown, has been ratified
William NJ Fout. formerly of this city,
now of Jackson, Miss, is on visit here.
He is delighted with the progress made
IN Frederick since his nine years absence.
Automobile license tags have recently
been issued in Baltimore to Peter L. Har-
gett and Milton S. Zimmerman of Fred
erlck, both for IS horse power Norwalk
machines.
Mrs. Mary |. Haslup, president of the
NV. I. t. U of MARYLAND, and Miss Rider,
ooth OF Baltimore, are the guests of Miss
May Markell, Braethorne Cottage, Brad
dock Heights.
The Grand Lodge, K. Of P, colored,
held three day convention in this city
al junior Hall on Monday. Tuesday and
"wednesday last More than 1000 at
tended the meeting.
MeSsrs Frank Bentz, Edward Bentz,
Leonard Storm and George Stull are on
an extended canoeing trip along the c.
and .. Canal and the Potomac River.
They will be absent about two weeks.
Jacob Kintz and family left for Balti-
more, from which place Mrs Kintz and
chdren will board the steamer Main for
Frankfort on the Main, Germany, where
she will spend two months at her parental
home.
Albert N, McCardell left for clarendon,
lex, where he will visit w. J. Lewis.
he expects to be away month or two.
&SeVeral wears aUo Mr. McC ardell cnent
considerable time on the ranch of Mr..
Lewis.
The Reformed Sunday school reunion
al Braddock Heights will be held on Au-
gust 3rd. An elaborate program has been
prepared for the occasion. Rev. DIR. G..
a. SNYDER of Middletown will address
the gathering. n
Rev Alonzo d. Winters. pastor of the
lrst Baptist church, this city, has accept
eo an invitation to take charge of the SER
Nsces at the Eutaw Place church, Balti-
more on August 20, during the vacation
OF the pastor.
Kayner Jamison aged about nine years,
son OF John Jamison of Hopeland, was
kCKed IN the face by three-months' old
colt on Saturday. The boy had his cheek
Gui very badly. DIR. BENJAMIN Perry of
oloana was summoned and closed the
wound.
MISS Roxana White, daughter of Mrs.
v n White, East Third street, this city,
was the winner in the Sunday Suns con-
.est on Sunday for the best story upon
me IN subject, "The Best Time Have Ever
nae nag She won the first prize Of five