The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Stoner, East
Second street, are on visit to friend:
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward B. Nicodemus, ofWalkers
vile, who has been i'll spent sometime in
this. city during the week.
Rev. E. L. Mclean and family have
gone to Alexandria, Pa, owing to the i'll.
ness of Mrs. McLean's mother
Mr.. Bernard Grove, of Washington
City spent several days at the home OF his
brother, Eugene, at Lime Kiln.
County Health officer GoodelI on Tues.
day last lifted the quarantine at the home
of Clayton Summers Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Cramer
have, returned from their wedding tour,
and will reside on East Second street.
Mrs. B. Rosenour, Sr., and Miss Celia
Rosenour of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Solomon Stern, at Braddock Heights.
The sixth grade of the Girls High
School spent a very pleasant afternoon
recently, at Villa Park, west of this CITY.
Mrs Benjamin Rosenour, IT.. South
Market street. is spending some time
with relatives and friends in New York.
Rev. U. S. G. Rupp is in Westminster.
attending the Middle Conference of the
Maryland Synod, of the Lutheran church.
For hunting on election day Mr.. I. V.
Jamison was summoned to appear before
a magistrate at Wolfsville, on Nav IS.
1911.
@Messrs. A. M. Landauer and Irving
Landauer East Church street, are on a
business trip to Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs. Charles H. Conley, of "Guilford, "
near this city. has issued invitations for
an at home on Thursday, May 18th, from
a to 6.
Mr.. A. c. McCardell, has purchased a
handsome Holstein-Friesian male calf
from the Maplewoed Farm, of Goshen,
New York
The Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals monument to Miss
Marie Dehl has been purchased at a
cost of $3.50.
Ensign Calvin Percy Page, of this city,
has been detached from duty on the
Yorktown and has been assigned to the
Delaware
Edward Derr Shriner, of Ceresville, re-
ceived from D. Chester Kemp, the agent,
handsome 35-horse power Norwalk
automobile.
Robert Kesselring, of Baltimore, has
returned to this city, where he has accept
ed position as machinist at the Ok Fibre
Brush Works.
Miss Carrie Lamotte and John Lamotte,
OF Manchester, who have been visiting
Mrs. Brock Shaw, South Market street
have returned.
Ernest w. McCardell, of York, Pa, has
been spending a few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McCardel,
North Market street.
Mrs. L. " Baughman, Mrs. Charles
H. Baughman and Colonel E. Austin
Baughman made an automobile trip to
Baltimore on Wednesday last.
H. Milton Kefauver, North Market
street. has gone to Baltimore, to visit
his brother, d. Carlton Kefauver, who
has been on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs Frank Worthingron, of
Korea, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph d. Baker, East Church
street, have returned to Baltimore.
DIR. Ira ]. WcCurdy departed on Mon
day last for San Antonio to witness the
maneauverS. He was designated by the
War Department by recent order.
Mr.. Arthur Null and sister, Katherine,
have returned to their home, near Lime
Kiln, after spending some time with rel
atives and friends in Gettysburg, Pa
Mrs. Howard Beachley, of Middletown,
was taken sick on the corner of Market
and Church streets, she was taken into the
Central National Bank and medical aid
furnished.
A freight car loaded with rails jumped
the track on E. Patrick street, and re-
CURED much labor to replace same onthe
track. No damage of any consequence
occurred
Former Governor Edwin Warfield has
accepted an invitation to attend the an
nual reunion of the Maryland Association
of Ohio, which will be held on August 2
and 3 near Dayton
Messrs. Young and Staley, real estate
and insurance agents, have sold tor Scott
S. Welty his two story brick double house
on the south side of West Fifth street,
this city, to Annie c. Sheffield, on private
terms.
James Henderson, of Hagerstown, and
Emory Biddinger, of Frederick, have en-
listed in the United States Infantry They
were passed by Capt. w. L. Harrison
and sent to Fort Slocum by Recruiting
Officer R. c. Jack.
Cramer & Stauffer, real estate and loan
agents, closed the sale of the farm of John
H. Ensor and Lucretia A. NJ Ensor, con-
tanning IS acres 3 roods and perches of
land situated in Lewistown district, this
county, to G. F. Ensor.
George F. o Ray, through his attor-
ney, Arthur ID. Willard, has been
granted divorce, a vinculo matrimonii,
from his wife, Lena o. Ray. The plain
tiff resides at Pearl, this county, and the
defendant in Baltimore
Mrs Margaret Stauffer, Of Washington,
d. c., accompanied by Misses Elizabeth
and Catherine Cheatham. daughters of
Pay Inspector Cheatham of the u. S.
Navy, are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Brengle, West South
street.
The Empty Stocking Club held their
meeting on Monday evening last, and
elected Miss Rosa Burger, secretary, to
succeed Miss Mabel Gilbert, resigned,
they then adjourned until the first Mon
day in September when the fall campaign
will open.
The State meet of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles will be held at Annapolis on
Nav IS, II and 49, The delegates from
Frederick Aerie are Edward NJ Dyer, ].
H. Frazier, Charles M. Hagan and Lewis