The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
Charles T. K. Young is confined to the
house with rheumatism

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house with rheumatism
Jacob Buckley, of the Baltimore police
force, is spending some time with friends
in this city.
Miss Adele Strauss. of Baltimore has
been visiting Miss Eleanor Young, East
Second street.
Elmer Sauter of Washington has been
visiting his uncle, J.. F. Eisenhauer, West
Patrick street.
The Frederick Railroad is using their
new building, Carroll street, although
not completed.
Mrs. A. L. Eader, South Market street
IS spending some time visiting friends
In HagerStown.
Miss Edna Carter, East Third street,
IS spending her vacation at Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
Arrangements are being completed for
the encampment of the District Guard.
1000 men are expected.
. Mrs. A. S. Hunichen and son, George
W., who have been visiting at Baltimore
and Oxford, have returned.
John Johnson, (col'd), who was shot
by Phillips on July 24th, died at Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore
Miss Ruby Cutshall OF Woodsboro,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. George B.
McCleery, South Market street
Elmer Fritz and family. who have been
spending some time with relatives in Bal
tlmore and Washington, have returned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lakin George, of Vir-
ginia, has been a guest for the past few
days OF Mrs. Lewis Markell, Braddock
Heights. -
Messrs. Will Hobbs and Newton Pvles
of Baltimore, who have been visiting the
M sses Fout, North Market street, have
returned.
Messrs. Young & Staley have sold the
milk routes and ice cream business of the
Mountain City Creamery Co. to Charles
+. Rothenhoefer of this city.
Fred Miller, who has been sick at New
Brunswick, N. J., has recovered suffi-
clently to return to his home in this city.
He is accompanied by Mrs Miller.
Rev. John ]. Rives left for Washington.
He will attend the Preachers Institute,
which convened at Great Falls yesterday
and which will adjourn on August 10.
The turnpike between Ceresvlle and
Woodsboro has been offered to the State
Roads Commission by the directors at
$4,000 per mile. The pike is seven miles
in length.
Misses Mary and Pauline McCardell
and Lillian Motter are visiting Mrs. H.
l.. G.. Kieffer, at the J. c. Roulette farm,
fhch
is being held.
The Good Roads Commission will
erect stone crushing plant on the En-
mitsburg pike, and when work is finished
it will be transferred to other localities for
use Of the State road.
AT the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. d.
rectors it was decided to refer the resig-
nation of H. B. Clark, the physical d.
rector, TO the physical committee to in
vestigate and report to the executive
committee.
Miss Zoe Anderson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Anderson delightfully."-
entertained number of her friends at her
home, near Frederick, at an informal
dance. Fruit punch was served during
the evening. AT the intermission. refresh
ments were enjoyed. Those present in
cluded; Misses Zoe Anderson, Grace
Trail, Margaret Ford. Anne Schley, Elinor
Grayson, Mignon Trail, Harriet Rams
burgh, Edith Osborne, Ruth Worthing
ton, Theresa Trail Miss Floyd Messrs.
Ames Hendrickson, Jas. H. Gambrill,
Ill, Hanson Maulsby, Geo. Delaplaine,
Hugh Dufey, Carroll Hendricdson, Trav-
is White, Samuel Brown, Dean Hendrick-
son, Dorsey Sappington, Eugene Os-
borne, Theo. Trail New York; Mr.. Le-
Couq, New York, and Mr.. Ridout, Balti
more.