The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Came Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mr. H. Dorsey Etchison is in Hagers-
town on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Sherald have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs Harry Lebherz, East Third
street is spending several days in Lon
aconing, Maryland.
Mrs Percy Ohler, of Baltimore, has
been visiting his parental home in this
4 city.
Frederick Miller, formerly of this city,
&c critically i'll at hospital in New
Brunswick New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S, Michael, ofDoubs,
have been visiting Mrs Annie Cline, at
Newton Highlands, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph H. Trundle and Miss
Rertha Trundle, South Market street,
have returned from Atlantic City.
Mr. Barr. of Stephens City, Virginia,
&c snendng a few days with Mrs. Ollie
Rosenberg, South Market street.
The Fahrney reunion, was held
On Saturday last at Mapelville. The
Fabrney families of this city attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Rives, of Wash
ington. D. c., are visiting their son,
Rev John !. Rives, East Third street
Miss Sara Enright, of this city, is max
fng good with the stock company she
ioined now travelling through Canada.
Mrs. lanes Lyston and son, Harry
Fvler and son, of Baltimore, have been
visiting Mr.. Robert Tyler, of Yellow
Springs.
The excursion to Baltimore and
Washington over the Baltimore and
Dhio Railroad on Sunday carried I2I
excursionists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Stoner, East
Second street, who have been spending
severa weeks at Atlantic City, have
returned to their home.
Rev. and Mrs H. o. Keene gave a
delightful party at their home in Kemp
own. in honor of their niece, Miss Helen
R. Walker, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry Kefauver and daughter,
Mildred, Of Frederick, and Miss Bertha
Shaft, of Jefferson, are visiting Miss
Helena Hanes, at Braddock.
Johnson, the negro, who was shot
w Phillips last week, is in a preCarious
ondtion His leg will have to be am
utated in order to save his life.
Sheriff and Mrs. VIM. Grimes, ac-
ompanied by George Jones, Of the
Henry Watson Society, have been on
fishing trip near Point of Rocks.
Miss Aurelia Stoner, of Plttsburg,
br. and Mrs. Fetterolf and Mr.. Franklin
Cresson, of Philadelphia, are the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d.
hriner.
Rev A. Luther Nichols and daughter,
[rs. Harry Krepps, East Church street,
ut recently on an extended visit to
elatives and friends in Pennsylvania
md Ohio.
Mr.. L. V. Wade, freight brakeman,
h the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
|hie tagging following trains was run
yer and killed near Island Park, a few
ayS ago.
Some of Frederick's talented anna
kurs, under the able tuition of Mrs.
lizabeth Mcdaniel, gave two one act
avs at the Braddock auditorium few
Jennings ago.
The autos of Drs. Johnson and Gaver,
bllided near this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
ton G. Urner, who were in DIR. Gaver's
achine, were both Jared and bruised
the collision.
Mr.. Stuart Halter, who has been visit
& his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Halter, Braddock Heights, has re-
rned TO the summer school at the
nivsrsity of Pennsylvania.
Messrs Albert Cannon, George Gan
IN and Carl Fleshman, employed by
National Cash Register Company,
Dayton, Ohio, are spending their
cations at their homes in this city.
The merchants have decided to close
Flr stores at S p. M, every day except
turday, throughout August. This is
od, wholesome movement, a much
eded one, and should be encouraged.
Among the guests registered at the
|le Mountain House last week were
fssrs. D o. Griffin, Lewis d. Birely.
Jorge Brely, Miss Essie Pike, Miss
Ian Blrely and Mr.. James Vance, all
this city.
While on a fishing trip recently, Joseph
Her, Harling Sponsellor, Francis
nnedy, George Saunders, Jacob
ope and John Allen were successful
capturing 80 suckers and one eel, the
Ter weighing 81 pounds.
Kew. VIM. Hammond Parker. FORM
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
CITY, but now Professor of Eco
mes in the vicinity of Cincinnati,
TO- is spending a few days as the
st Of DR.. J. NJ. Goodman.
ptlll another reunion is to be held at
MAR early In August. The Juniata
egee, Huntington, Alumni, students
friends will assemble, Tuesday,
gust 9Th, and will spend day soci-
and with program of exercises.
ar Edwin S. Houck and family, of
CITY, have removed to Germantown,
ntgomery county. Mr.. Houck has
pest wishes of his many friends,
they hope that he may become as
liar in his adopted home as he was
frederick county.
Dig Labor Day demonstration will
peio IN Brunswick, on September 4th.
III consist of monster parade OF
maternal organizations an6 the bus
interests ofthat town and festival
other attractions, including fire.
KS In Brunswick.
reston Michael entertained the O. u.
WI Band at his home on East All
ls street recently, in honor of his
nuay' The evening was very pleas
spent the band rendering num-
VI choice selections after which all
invited to the dining room, where
eshments were served.