The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-24


ington are visiting Mrs. E. B. Measel
East Patrick street.
John H. Grove attended the meeting of
the automobile agents in the New Willard
in Washington City.
Joseph Davis of Gwynn Brook Md, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Davis,
West Patrick street.
Mr.. George Birely left for Baltimore
where he will join party of friends for a
trip through the South.
William Bowers of College Park, Nd,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Bowers, Clarke Place
An attractive electric sign has been
erected in front of the Ebert Hardware
Store, West Patrick street.
Car No. 81 of the Frederick Railroad
was given trial on Monday. Its desti.
nation was Yellow Springs.
George H. Wiener celebrated his birth
day on the 18th and received the congrat-
ulations of his many friends
Mrs. Claudio Warde of Montgomery
county is visiting her daughter, Mrs H.
Dorsey Etchison, Court street.
Miss Elinor Young, East Second street,
has returned from several weeks visit to
friends at Brunswick and Baltimore
Escaping coal gas from a stove almost
caused the asphyxiation of the family of
Mr.. Jesse Haugh on Telegraph street.
J. c. Burrier of McKag. this county,
lost two OF herd of cattle which drank
quantity of linseed oil and red paint.
Manager o. A. Atwood of the North
oil, o. y. I'll
free stereoptican lecture in Junior Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Correll enter
tanned the O. u. A. M. Band at their
home on East All Saints street. recently.
p S. Notnagle, keeper of the Court
House Park, has been beautifying the
grounds by giving it thorough cleaning.
Mrs Molie Mulinix will conduct res
taurant in the room formerly occupied by
Mrs. Emma Payne as a millinery parlor.
William Peyton of Brunswick, seized
with an attack OF vertigo, fell and Sc
riously injured himself His condition is
critical.
Mrs. West of the Woman's College
visited the Night School and gave talk
to the children on "Child Life in the Far
East
s. Keefer Phleeger of the U. s. S.
Minnesota is visiting his parents, Judge
and Mrs. John E. Phleeger, West Patrick
street.
Rev. Henri L. G.. Keiffer and family
have removed from East Second street to
the Reformed parsonage on West Church
street.
St. Paul's Lutheran church was reded-
icated on Sunday last. Rev. Chas. KEN
valid of Emmtsburg preached the dedi-
eating services.
H. Keiffer DeLauder of the Frederick
Bar delivered lecture before the senior
class of the Boys High School on Ne
gotiable Papers"
Ridgley Sparks, colored, received a
serious wound in the hand by the acct
dental discharge of revolver. HE was
taken to Montevue.
c. e. Ausherman, Court street who
has been on an extended business trip 10
Harrisburg and other points in Pennsyl-
vania, has returned.
County Commissioner Charles w. Tim
norman shipped a fine Guernsey bull
calf to John F. Hargett, at Germantown,
Montgomery county.
The tuberculosis Society will appeal
to the Board of Aldermen to have en-
forced the city ordinance relating to spit
ting on the sidewalks.
The Y. M. C. A. will conduct the cafe
in their building. formerly in the posses
sion of Mrs. Mullinx. Mr.. Barker and a
committee will be in charge.
Mrs. Silas Boteler. of the firm OF Blum
enauer & Co., and Mis- Molie Bartgis,
have gone to New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore on business trip.
John Francis Smith has purchased from
Mrs. Alex. Mcdonald Lee the wood lol
known as Hoods Mountain, contain
ing 70 acres, near Linganore.
Chester c. Glenn went to Baltimore
where he will represent the Fredericb
County School Teachers AT the + edera
ton of State Teachers of MARYLAND.
Messrs. Cramer & Stauffer have solo
for DIR. I. o. Hendrix, his handsome res
idence on East Second street, to treder
ick w. Cramer. The consideration Is
private.
The Frederick City Abattoir which Is
being erected east of the city, is speedily
being built. the steel structure is IN posi-
ton and the concrete work on the mrs
floor is finished.
John l.. Dutrow, auctioneer, sold To-
William s. Levy and Charles T. Levy
trustees, double brick dwelling house
Mos. 23o, 24I Center street, to jacob N
Gibbons, for $I,o25.
General Henry M. Warfield IN lette
to the Board of Trade, stated that NJ
would in a short time examine the site
in the vicinity OF Frederick for holding
the State Encampment.
John Fenton Thomas of Adamstown
the popular Deputy Register OF Wits
quietly celebrated his 62nd birthday OF
the 18TH and received the congratuation
Of his many friends.
General J. w. Dufin, commanding th'
forces of the A. S. A, has appointed MI
and Mrs. Captain AtwilI of East Down
ingstown, Pa, to succeed the retiring
officers here in Frederick.
The property Of DR. Thomas B. John
son, East Church street, formerly tn
Frederick county Telephone Exchang
building. is being repainted by force {