The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-10
: GOAL NEWS.
aome Little lettings About Peo-
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more.
Peter Grossnickle. aged 81 years, is
critically ill at his home at Highland, this
county.
Car No. 81 was placed in active service
between this city and Hagerstown re-
Gently.
Iohn Tehan Brosius of Washington has
been spending few days with friends in
this city.
Miss Lucy Frost has accepted posi-
ton with c. E. Cline as bookkeeper and
stenographer.
Mrs: Mary Steckel Burck, East Church
street, is visiting relatives and friends in
Philadelphia.
Rev. !. d. Thomas was installed as
pastor of the Manor charge of the Re-
formed church
Miss Sally Conrad Faunteroy, who has
been spending some time in New York
has returned.
E. S. Moberly & Bro. have received
the contract for installing pumping out
fit for Brunswick.
Charles Cashour celebrated his 3Sth
anniversary as an employee of the Bowers
Lumber Company.
Belalr, Westminster and Frederick are
after the biennial State Emcampment.
Frederick must win.
Miss Bertha M. Lantz of Emmitsburg
is visiting her brother, M. ]. Elmer Lantz,
East Seventh street.
William M. Storm of the University of
Virginia, Charlottesville, is spending sew
eral DAYS with friends in this city.
Auto licenses have been issued to Hal
Ter & Newman of this city, on White, 90
and DIR. ]. M. Goodman, Buick, 80.
The bridge over Carroll Creek on West
Patrick street has been repaired and i'm
proved by the Frederick Railroad Co.
lanes Paul Brown of the Pennsylvania
State College is spending some time at
his parental home, East Second street.
Mrs. Porter, wife of Rev. B. d. Porter,
pastor of the Baptist church at Bruins
wick was brought to the City Hospital for
treatment.
Rev. L. B. Hafer has been installed as
pastor of Trinity church, Taneytown.
Rev. u. S. G. Rupp, this city, conducted
the installation.
Henry Hooe, son-in-law of Charles
Ridgely of this city, was electrocuted at
the power plant in Charlestown, w. Va
He was rs years old.
Dan Selby, Walter Ambrose, Walter
Cornelius and William. alias Texas Smith,
were taken to the House of Correction
by Deputy Sheriff Hauver.
Three hundred and sixty acres of land
have been purchased near Park Mills to
locate the Union misunderstanding School
for colored boys of Baltimore.
lanes Cramer and Harry Layman, two
boys, I6 and II years of age, left their
homes in the northern section of the city
and have not as yet been located.
The annual inspection of Troop A. M.
N. G. will be made on Tuesday, March
Id, by Col. Charles d. Gather and Capt.
Smithers, United States Cavalry.
Benjamin Claggett, clerk in the drug
store of A. G. HORNE of Brunswick was
brought to the City Hospital, where he
was operated on for appendicitis.
The new system of bookkeeping de-
vised by Mr.. c. A. Aschom, who recently
audited the city books, was installed on
March Ist in the City Registers office.
Aubrey Nicodemus has returned to
Frederick from Madison, N. j., where he
has been occupying the position OF Boys
Secretary in the Y NJ. c. A. at that place.
The hennery of Mr. John Alexander,
West Patrick street, was entered by an
unknown party and several of his best
fowls were taken. There is no clue to
the guilty persons.
Mr.. H. ID. Etchison has accepted the
invitation to deliver the memorial address
at the Lyric in Baltimore on Sunday,
March 10th, before the Great Council of
the Improved Order of Redmen.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and
Hon. Joseph D. Baker were honorary and
active pallbearers respectively at the fun
eral of the late Judge Samuel d. Smoker
in Baltimore on Monday last
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Colt and Dixon Packing Company the
following directors were elected. John /.
Johnson, Frederick w. Obenderfer. P.
Merrill Hiteshew, Guy K. Motter and w.
o. McCutcheon.
Hon. c. E. Creager, Congressman of
Oklahoma, addressed large meeting at
the City Opera House on Sunday last,
under the auspices of the Y. M. c. A.
His topic was True Religion" Mr. c.
f. Cline, presided.
w. Albert Williams Of Baltimore, a
lineman for the Frederick Railroad Com
pany fell IS feet from the top of pole,
sustaining five broken ribs and a fracture
of the pelvis and wrist The accident
was caused by the breaking of his safety
belt
Daniel E. Remsberg, formerly of this
city, son of Henry c. Remsburg of Mid
dletown, has been transferred from De
rary, Pa, to Broad street station, Phla-
delphia, by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, in whose employ as physician
DIR. Remsburg has been for some time.
Frank L. Bentz has accepted position
in Hagerstown in the shoe store OF Misses
Rose. Mr.. Bentz is one of Frederick's
most popular young business men, and
will make good in his new home we are
sure. He has the best wishes of his
many friends in this city, who regret his
departure.
Robert Cunningham, Frank Lee, VIM.
Duvall, all colored, and James Powers,
Ned Murphy, Ernest Toms and Gordon
Buhrman were taken to the House OF
Correction by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy
Sheriff Dutrow, where they will begin
serving the sentences imposed upon them
by the court.
AT meeting of the leading business
men of Hagerstown sufficient stock was
subscribed to insure the removal to that
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