The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-10

at p. m.
Hon. Milton G. Urner, who has been
confined to the house by sickness, is able
to be out.
Mrs. c. H. Eckstein is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William H. Railing, in
York, Pa.
Custer B. Foreman has accepted DO.
stion with the firm of Haller & Newman.
insurance agents
The condition of Dr. Steiner Schley,
West Church street, was reported to be
somewhat improved.
James H. Gambrill, Jr., who has been
spending a week at different points in the
South, has returned.
Walter Cook of Altoona, Pa, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Laura K. |. Cook.
J South Market street.
Rev. A. J. Gill of New Windsor is Wis
lting his daughter, Mrs. George w. Helm
lein, West Third street.
Fire Marshall Ewel is in this CITY and
has been in Middletown investigating the
cause of the fire on Monday last.
w. Albert Williams, who fell from a
! trolley pole on East Fifth street, contin-
ues to improve at the City Hospital
McQuilken Degrange of Columbia Tn.
iversity, New York, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett S. Degrange.
Mr.. John H. Bennett celebrated his
10Th birthday on Tuesday last. He was
rendered a pleasant surprise by his chill
! dren.
The workshop of Charles Poole, Nc
| Murrav cfraat uyac hoJl., Io,r,,oJ -.
urday last. The fire departments were
called out.
| Horace Allison of the Thirteenth u. s.
Cavalry, stationed in the Philippines, is
spending some time with relatives and
friends in this city.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
! Frederick Female Seminary Alumni was
held in the parlors of the Woman's Col
lege on Thursday last.
A slight fire at the corner of West Fifth
street and Klinehart's alley burned the
interior of a grocery store at an early
hour Wednesday morning.
Auto licenses were issued to David
Cramer, of Walkersville, E. M. F., 30;
DIR. w. E. Gaver, Mt. Airy, Brush, 7;
and M. l.. Nicodemus, Mt. Airy, Stanley,
10.
The missionary meeting of the Evan
gelical Reformed church met on Tuesday
last in Trinity chapel at 30 p. m. Mr..
Adolphus Fearhake delivered the adj
dress.
The board Of directors of the Frederick
Charities met at the rooms of the Tuber-
culosis Society on West Patrick street,
on March g. Routine business only was
transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tough, West
Third street, have as their guests, Mrs.
Lough's mother and brother, Mrs. Chas.
G. and Mr.. Charles w. Fisher, both of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. S. Litchenstein, manager of the
Litchenstein Distilling Company of Cum
berand and the Levi Price Distillery of
Frederick county, was caller at the Office
of THE CITIZEN.
Ernest McCardell has accepted posi-
ton with Messrs. Hamme & Leber, arch
fleets, York, Pa, and has assumed charge
of his new duties. His many friends
wish him success.
The colored teachers of the county will
hold an industrial conference at the
Quinn A. M. E. church. East Third
street, March II. Professor John w.
Bruner is supervisor.
The fourth lecture of the University
Extension course on the Recovery of
Forgotten Empires" was given in Col
lege Hall by DIR. Edgar ]. Banks, who
took as his subject The Hittites "
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schroeder, Jr.,
South Market street, foreman of the press
department of THE CITIZEN, are receiv-
ing congratulations over the arrival of
fourteen pound boy. Better late than
never
The Frederick Gas and Electric Com
pany has purchased from Jacob L. Engel-
brecht his dwelling house and lot, 1888
Monocacy Boulevard, which adjoins the
property of the company. The consider
alton was SI,7oo.
Mr.. G.. Latrobe, general agent and
superintendent of the Baltimore Division
of the N. c. r. R. came into the city on
Tuesday to inspect the physical condition
of the road He left after having investi-
eating conditions here.
The County Commissioners received a
petition for the opening and locating OF
new road in Lewistown district from the
Emmitsburg pike to the public road
known as the Leatherman road. The
new road is to be five-eighths of a mile in
length.
Mr.. Christian Yinger, who has been
conducting tonsorial parlor at II South
Market street, for the past "a years, has
retired from business on account OF i'll
health. Mr. Yinger was associated with
his brother, Mr.. Nicholas Yinger, who
died several weeks ago.
At tho sale of Grayson Dutrow, north
of this city, Tuesday, good prices were
realized for almost everything. Horses
brought as high as $252, six. horse team
brought $I,27I.5o. while the thirteen
horses which were sold, aggregated
81, I4o. Cattle sold as high as $40.
AT the meeting of the stockholders of
the Adamstown Turnpike Company, the
following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: Messrs. r. c. Dutrow, ].
S. Dutrow, George Snouffer, @. A. I.
Snouffer s. c. Thomas. c. w. Thomas,
|. E. o. Thomas, E. T. Bready and R. X
Day.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Fire Company was held on Mon
dav last. Routine business was trans
acted and committee to draft resolu-
tons on the death of Lewis H. Reese
was appointed as follows: F. B. Sapplng-
ton, William H. Shipley and John Git
finger.