The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-24
boAb NEWS

CAb NEWS
Little Jottings About P'o-
pie and Things
p,nlire McCardell is visiting in
l -, next, November goth, is
giving Day.
Ire for few days. :,
Law Haines shot three wild tur-
Il he'd DAY this week.
Dhoro contemplates erecting new
b bpC Of pressed brick, 2ox3o.
: Charles w. and George Ross
Is =. on ma business trip to Baltimore.
Webb Of the firm of Hamlet &
o m a business trip to Jamestown,
Ellen T. Legg of Baltimore is
Lne fsw days with friends in this
~ F Stup of Philadelphia is
1" 20" a few days in this city on bust
comuel Mehring of Taneytown
ben visiting Mr.. and Mrs. U. A.
Charles Reed of Brunswick is Wis
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
rt.
BOARD of Election Supervisors de-
the unused ballots from the late
e fishing alang the Potomac at
lille Tuesday, Arthur Sitter caught
line bass.
Fannie Castle of Brunswick is VS.
he family of F. F. Treich, East
h street.
or F. Young. George Shipley and
Garrett were on a hunting trip and
ID four rabbits.
De Young men of this city are con-
ating giving ball in the Armory,
ksgiving night.
front of the Buffalo Restaurant is
repainted by force Of hands under
R. Lampe.
liam H. Kreh and Charles Blumen-
we're on a hunting trip Tuesday and
Id three rabbits.
Ink Engelbrecht, West South street,
Uttered two hogs Tuesday which ag-
tied nearly 800 pounds.
h wife has some odd notions. +" $50
nine. She got them at the notion
Boston Transcript.
lng & Staley have sold for Jnmes
ealI his farm situated in Lewistown
|ct to Harrison NJ Kehne.
eph F. Eisenhauer of THE CITIZEN
bn business trip to Wash ngton City
suburbs during the week.
sorge NJ. Gittlnger, who has been
.ding some time with his family in
Eity, is on business trip South.
Is. Martha Benson of Baltimore, who
been visiting DIR. and Mrs. Alfred M.
. West Second street, has returned.
he property OF Michael McCaffrey on
a Patrick streat is being reprinted by
\ Zee of hands under Michael Kennedy.
Suppose man got drunk on oyster
ttails?" "Well?" "Would you call
an oyster stew?"-Washington Star.
be residence of Charles B. Staley, E.
pnd street, is being reprinted by
Of hands under Mehrl F. Moberly.
Is. R. L. Simpson has closed her cot
at Braddock Heights and gone to
khington, where she will remain until
be.
i. and Mrs. D. F. Davis, Misses Sabi-
ind Annie Beckley and Miss Adelaide
|lwood are visiting in New York and
|hdelphia.
i. and Mrs. B. Hagedorn. Miss Hag-
b and Mrs. J, Alliene Williams, have
|ned from trip TO Baltimore and
Ellington.
be concert given by the faculty of the
servatory of Music, at the Woman's
Iege recently was thoroughly enjoyed
large audience.
'allace Mullen has been appointed
on of All Saints Protestant Episcopal
rch, to succeed John MacGill, resign
He has assumed charge of his du-
istress-I should prefer a maid who
already been in big house. Maid
!, shall suit madame then. have
in house of seven stories.-Pele
costly wreck occurred at Engles,
e miles west of Harper's Ferry, dam
g cars, tearing up tracks and serious
nuring Conductor Harry Laken of
nswick.
slow down, chauffer. / see some
Gus red ferns" Better femme me
going, sir. think those are the
! constable's red whiskers. Wash
on Herald.
Christmas it is expected that the
on work upon the new male High
DOL will be completed. The brick
< is now nearly up SO that the second
may be put down.
E and Mrs. Milton Zimmerman, this
are arranging to leave on December
Porto Bico, to visit their daughter.
. =, R. McGregor. They expect to
ID the winter in the South The trip
be made by water from New York.
RS. NJ c. Kelly of New York is Civ
demonstration OF Van Houten's
a at the store of Frank V. Staub,
. Market street, this week. Visitors
ne store. are served with hot cups OF
beverage.
the last regular meeting of the Fred
Art Club, Miss Hancock. the chair
) introduced Mrs. A. E. Nicodemus.
presented an excellent and thor
ny Interesting paper on "The Life
Religion of the Egyptians"
Mother Morris ornamental lamp post
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