The citizen., 1911-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
some Little Jottings About Peo.
pie and Things.

Paul c. Whip of New York is on a
visit to relatives in this city.
Miss Molle Eisenhauer returned from
business trip to New York.
Fred Oberlander and mother are visit
knp relatives in Norristown, Pa.
! Miss Clara Remsburg of Georgetown,
ID. c., is visiting Mrs. T. S. Eader.
Miss Carrie Warner of Baltimore is Wis
Hing Rev. and Mrs. U. S. G. Rupp.
Miss Margaret Hardin is visiting at
'Nbrah Cottage, Braddock Heights.
Iustice Smith has returned from a bust
hess trip to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. A. Woodward has been visit
Inc in Coatesvile, Pa, and Ocean Grove.
4 CLAYTON Hubberd of Bloomer. Wis, is
LISTING Ollie Rosenberg, South Market
sueet.
Mrs Dudley Page and son, who have
been on visit to Atlantic City, have re-
lrned
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Helfenstein are on
visit 10 Norfolk, Richmond and Wash
bgion.
little Colonel Lipps has been presented
rth fine goat and cart by some of his
lends.
Mrs. L. V. Baldwin of New Haven, Ct,
visiting Mrs J. H. Markey, Braddock
Heights.
Stephen Geisbert and wife of Baltl-
lore are visiting relatives and friends in
is city.
Miss Elizabeth Hermann is visiting her
Fother, Rev. E. A. G.. Hermann, at
CESSNA, Pa.
Miss Emily P. Cooper of Xenia, Ohio,
visiting Miss Edith M. Thomas, East
econd street.
Mrs. w. S. Martin of Washington is
siting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Snyder, East
burch street.
Nv. NJ. Beall has accepted position as
liver of one of the United States Ex-
ess wagons.
Miss Maude Feinour of Baltimore is
sitting her grandparents, Justice and
rs c. H. Eckstein.
Daniel Mehrling of Washington is Wis
bg his daughter, Mrs. Ezra Hoffman,
West South street.
Misses Matilda and Eva Houck of Ger
antown are visiting Miss Grace Wor-
bn, at Hyland Place, Braddock Heights.
The United Brethren picnic which was
have been held ON Saturday last was
stponed until tomorrow, September I6.
Mrs. Noah Cramer and daughter of
Rose Hill," who have been spending
me time at Atlantic City, have returned.
Miss Laura Getzendanner, Mrs. Ire
las and Harold Tregallas, have been
iting in northern Illinois and Chicago.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Steck of
ashington have been visiting Mr.. and
S. Horace c. Zacharias, East Third
eet
The excursion over the Baltimore and
io Sunday took 28S persons from the
y-I72 went to Washington and II6 to
ltimore.
marriage license was issued in Balti-
re 10 Robert L. Maxwell, ~. Beckley.
Va, and Viola F. Barber, ~, Lime
n, this county.
lev W. E. Lampe and family, who
|e been residing in Boonsboro for the
three years, have gone to Philadel-
where they will reside.
lrs. George R. Newell and two sons,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
rles B. Trail, Court Square, left for
shington. on their way to Florida.
hares E. Bagley of Philadelphia, sup
tendent of the eastern division of the
tal Telegraph Company, and ]. R..
|wich, superintendent of construction,
Eed in this city on an inspection trip
he company's lines.
ev. Stephen McCabe, pastor of Saint
fphs church, Buckeystown, has been
sferred to succeed Rev. ]. L. Weld
hm assistant pastor of ST. Johns
boc church, Baltimore, who will take
per McCabe's place at Buckeystown.
be Empty Stocking Association are
barring for their winter work. AT a
ting the members considered plans
in October committees will be ap-
ted to carry on the work. At pres
here are about fifty members Of the
ter some weeks of work, the new
iuit which the Chesapeake and Poto'
Telephone Company have been laying
ugh some Of the principal streets o.
city is entirely completed and those
have been in charge of the work are
arlng to leave the city.
certificate has been awarded Cathe
Anna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. amsburg, Jr., this city, in the Bor
Baby Contest conducted by the Bor
8 d condensed Milk Company, in com
!. ion for beauty and healthy appear
open to children under three years
ia ". Anna Howard Shaw, perhaps tn,
known Of America sufragists, is go
ing make tour of Maryland under TIN
rcb ces OF the Just Government League
z the early part Of October. Sh,
ay' lve series Of talks in Cumberland
,Ool Prick and on the Eastern Shore OF
per 3. a and S.
un Pwiord Falk, the year-old son O
and Mrs Lawrence Falk. Nortl
81 street, had his left hand mashet
'u'' al play in front OF his home, whicl
and nS the store of William Simmons
OF Market and South streets. Th
Fellow had grabbed his hand aroun,
Hmng pole just as one of Newman
with load of wood, was bein
ia to be unloaded. The wheel c
art was SO close to the pole that
nt the lads hand and crushed it.
eet paving begun more than thre
rs ago has practically been complet
wore than 5000 square yards hav
constructed and about 1865 lines
curoIng laid costing in all $40, ,ooc
business section of the city, as ar
ned from the southeast and ives
zen relieved Of cobblestones. Onl
Streets have cOhhlesfnnes and IL