The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Same Little lettings About Peo.
pie and Things.

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ton, D. c.
P. L. Hargett has sold his truck anc
garden farm Lilly Homestead" to VIM
l. Thrasher.>
Miss Margrette Ford left for Mount d.
Sales, Gainesville, Md. where she is at
tending school.
Mountain City Council, No. 70, Daugh
tiers of Liberty, rendered Miss Kate Perry
surprised party.
A surprise party was rendered Rev
Holdcraft and bride at Bretherns church
at Rayville, Md.
Herman w. Ordeman, of the Sante Fe
Railroad lis on brief visit to his home
, on West Third street.
McClintock Young, vlce-president of the
Ok Fibre Brush Co.. fell from a chair and
broke one of his ribs.
\ Authority is given Frederick Railroad
Company by service commission to con.
troll local Gas Company.
An overheated furnace caused some
excitement at the home of Elias Rems.
burg on Rockwell Terrace.
Mr. w. G.. Barker, secretary of the Y.
Nj. c. A, and his wife, have moved into
their new home on East Third street
In honor of their guest Miss Amy Rice,
of Baltimore, Misses O. and lane Rice
entertained few friends at a musical.
Mr.. Dudley Page has handed in his
resignation as agent for the c. & P. Tele-
phone Co, to take effect on January IS.
Lefty" Russell, who twrled for
Hagerstown several seasons ago was the
premier strikeout twirler OF the Eastern
League.
George c. Killian had the misfortune
to have three fingers of his left hand bad.
" lacerated'in the paner at Wilcoxen and
Browns Lumber yard.
The new Central Bank will be complet-
ed by February 22nd and on that date
possession will be taken. 1t presents a
handsome appearance.
The chimney at the residence of Mrs.
Worthington Johnson, East Second street,
caught on fire, and was extinguished
without sending in an alarm.
Messrs. Albert Cannon and George
Wilson have gone to Dayton, Ohio where
they have accepted positions with the
National Cash Register Company.
Seegar & Company were awarded the
contract by the city to furnish the hide
pendent Hose Company with 500 feet of
hose, they being the lowest bidders.
The Brick Layers Association held their
annual banquet at the European House,
present VIM. H. James is the president.
Mr.. R. W. Stake of Hagerstown has
been appointed local agent of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
in place of Mr.. Dudley Page, who resign
ed
MIR McQulken de Grange, who has
been spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Garrett S. de Grange,
North Market street, has returned to New
York.
Charles Sprankle, of Hagerstown, pro-
cured a license to wed Pearl Cox also of
Hagerstown, said to be under age. The
mother of the girl tried to locate her but
in vain.
4 Union Prayer meeting service was held
Yin Grace Reformed church and same was
well attended. Rev. DR.. T. II. Lewis of
Western Maryland College delivered the
address,
Friends of w. w. Doub, of Middletown,
presented him with purse of $26,75 as a
token of esteem for his gratuitious ser
vices as treasurer of the Lutheran Church
Council.
AT the regular meeting of Frederick
Aerie. No. 1867. Fraternal Order of
Eagles, the recently elected officers were
installed by Past Worthy President, Frank
Wachter.
Mr. d. E. Morris, who is interested in
the Morris Iron Company. recently incor-
porated here, and Mrs. Elmer P. Morris
and daughter, are registered at the New
City Hotel.
The condition of DR.. Samuel Hopes,
who has been very sick for the past several
weeks, continues about the same. He
has been removed from the hospital 10
his home, west Of Frederick.
The fine farm of the heirs of the late
Lawrence A. Dawson, adjoining Rock
vile at the fair grounds, has been bought
by Hal A. Dawson, one Of the heirs, for
$4,000.
The new "Hump back" hose cart and
an Anderson nozzle, which were ordered
by Fire Chief d. John Marley for the
Braddock Heights Fire Department, ar
rived and will be taken to the Heights.
Frank Nichlos, who resided at the Cas-
cades, near Pen-Mar PARK, was fatally in
jured by a dynamite explosion at the con
struction work on the trolley extension
from Pen-Mar pike to Blue Ridge Sum
nit
Mrs. A. J. Gill, of New Windsor. sus
tanned serious injury by falling Gown {
fight OF stairs at her home A physician
promptly rendered aid. Mrs. Gill is the
mother of Mrs. Geo. Heinlein, of thi!
city.
George r. Dennis, counsel for the
Frederick County Commissioners, ha.
been announced as one Of the speakers a
the meeting of the Federated County
Commissioners which will be held in Bal
timore on January IL.
The ianitor of the Cline building OF
West Patrick street failing to turn off the
water running in the boiler, caused con
siderable damage to the buildings occu
pied by James E. Doll, the Central Hard
ware store and c. E. Cline.
Harp, Newman and Etchison, trustees
sold the Long farm of I52 acres nea
Woodsboro, to VIM. B. Cutshall TO
$S4.25 per acre and At shares of Woods
boro Savings Bank deposits to F. L
Stoner for STATS per share.
The contract for the mason work of tn
new Frederick City Abattoir building ha
been awarded to Messrs. Shook, KUN
and James, who expect to begin work OF
the building in about ten days. 1t is es
timated that it will require about 3oo,oo'