The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

with his brother, Earl Wood, at Boyds.
Frederick w. Cramer has returned
after spending several days in York, Pa.
Frank L. Bentz of Hagerstown spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in this
city.
Miss Mildred Hahn of Baltimore is Wis
iting Miss Margaret Roelkey, N. Market
street.
Nathan !. England of Evansville is i'm
proving his house by the installation of a
bath room.
Vincent Sebold. manager of the EN-
mitsburg Railroad, was in this CITY on
railroad business.
E. z. Black of Thurmont has disposed
of his furniture and undertaking business
to Wilhide & Creager.
William H. Kinks has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomination
for States Attorney.
Mrs D. Frank Koontz of Shepherds
town, w. Va, is visiting Mrs Melville E.
Doll, East Third street.
William B, Lebherz is spending some
time in New York in the interest of the
Ok Fibre Brush Works.
Mrs M. ]. Grove left for Norfolk, Va,
where she will spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ Kingman.
Auto licenses have been issued to l.
M Miller, this city, White Steamer, 20;
and c. E. Cline, Chalmers, 80.
Charles Wertheimer has sold two build
ing lots on the north side of West Fifth
street to John D. Hendrickson.
Mrs. NJ A. Rebecca Davis sold her
brick dwelling house and lot, $50 West
Patrick street, to John w. Watts.
The chimney on the Flynn home on
Telegraph street took fire and was extin-
guished without sounding an alarm.
Mrs. Harry ]. Lebherz, who has been
spending some time with her husband in
Jacksonville. Florida, has returned.
The judges of the Orphans Court and
Register Of Wills are in Hagerstown as
witnesses in the Dudderar will case.
Mrs. Charles Norman is improving her
lately acquired residence at Braddock by
placing lavatories in all the bed rooms.
DR.. Upton Reich will leave for Bridge
port Conn, where he will locate His
many friends wish him success in his new
field
Mrs. Emory c. Remsburg of near Buck
eystown, WIN nnderwent critical opera.
ing OF
Charles Ki i and son have received
the contract ior the mason work for the
erection of the addition to the Morris Iron
Works.
Charles F. Bremen has received the
contract for the plaster repairing and re-
plastering of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The chickens stolen from the hennery
of John Alexander, West Patrick street,
were returned. Remorse of conscience
possibly.
Harry F. Hensel, East Seventh street,
has been taken to the City Hospital,
where he underwent all operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Anon Burgee, Jr., who was seriously
injured by runaway horse on Saturday
last, is still suffering from his injuries
His condition is serious.
Mr.. George w. Shoemaker sold his
two-story dwelling and lot of ground on
East Seventh street. to the Frederick I'M
provement Company on private terms.
Work has been started upon the grand
stand, which will be erected upon the
Fair Grounds. Contractor Cutler has a
force of men engaged in excavating for
the foundation
Charles Baumgardner was rendered a
surprise birthday party at his home on
West Seventh street. Friday evening, by
a number of his friends in honor of his
63rd birthday.
A new tract on the Zimmerman farm
adjoining the Woman's College property,
Fourth street extended, this city, is soon
to be opened up and placed on the mar
ket, and will be called "Rosemont "
!. Vernon Siance, for the past three
years head bookkeeper at the Shoreham
Hotel, Washington. d. c., has resigned
to accept the management of the Amerl-
can Dairy Supply Company of that city.
He took charge of the office March II.
In a communication received from Mr..
William I. Grove, president of the M. !.
Grove Lime Co, who has been at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, for the past month, he
SAYS he has been benefited by the baths,
and would return to his home in few
DAYS.
The following auto licenses have been
issued: 1860, Peter N. Hammaker, Thur.
mont, Cadillac, 80; 4o6I, .. R. O'Toole,
Thurmont, Cadillac, 10; 4o8o, M. {.
Jones, New Market, Stanley. 10; 1921,
Harry E. Bohn, Woodsboro, Maxwell,
ID; 1922, A. w. Ecker, Woodsboro, REQ,
so.
The executive committee of the Fred
erick county branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union held meet
ing in the rooms of the local union, East
Church street. A large number were In
attendance, including representatives from
Thurmont, Buckeystown, Middletown,
Woodsboro, Walkersvile, Key Mar ano
this city.
The agreement between the Frederick
Railroad Company and the Baltimore ano
Fredericktown Turnpike Road Company
by which the railroad company laid It's
tracks along the pike in the direction Of
the Fair Grounds has been filed in the
Clerks Office. The agreement was made
September ID, 1910, and was f1led Marcf
II, 1911.
The delegates who attended the Y. M.
c. A. Interstate Convention in Washing
ton, d. c., on March Id, IS, 10, from the
local organization were Messrs. X. Kusf
Lewis, Harold B. Clark, w. N. Jollilfe,
Prof J. H. Apple, Dr. H. P. Fahrney,, T.
f. Cline and General Secretary Barker
The sessions were held in St. Johns Epls
copal church