The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21

NA'S EiNlll( DIT LlDGTlY on
Wednesday last.
Z. Thomas Ramsburg, East Second
Street, has purchased a fve-passenper
Buick automobile.
Mrs. A. 5. Hunichen and Master Geo.
VIM: Hunichen are visiting relatives in
Baltimore and Oxford.
Mrs. Charles Koontz of Gaithersburg
is visiting at the home of her brother, c.
viii Fout, Clarke Place.
Misses Margaret and Rachel Motter
nave returned from visit to friends in
Harrisburg and other cities.
Miss Ruth Kemp of Williamsport is
visiting John NJ. Haller and sisters at the
"Rellah," Braddock Heights.
Messrs. c. Hayes and Robert Lands
OF Baltimore are spending their vacation
at their parental home in this city.
David Zieler of Cumberland, formerly
a resident of this city, is spending some
time in this city seeing his friends.
Sister Martina Dougherty, member
OF the Order OF Sisters of Mercy, died at
Mount St. Agnes Convent, Mt. Wash
ington.
The camp meeting in Wildwood Park,
Mount Airy, is being largely attended
The Salvation Army has the same in
charge.
Messrs. Joseph D. Baker and VIM. 7.
Grove of this county were contributors to
the National Democratic Convention fund
for Baltimore City
Viola Wiles was taken to the MARYLAND
Home for the Friendless, Baltimore, by
Sheriff Grimes, to which Institution she
was committed by the court.
Young & Staley have sold for u A.
Lough his three story brick dwelling
house and lot, II6 and us East Patrick
street, to Mehrl F. MoberIy.
The picnic of the United Brethren Sum
day school, which was to have been held
at Burkharts Grove. Yellow Springs, on
Saturday July %, has been postponed.
Mrs. Edward Ramsburg and daughter,
Mrs. Charles King and four children of
BoydS, have gone on a visit to the form
er's son, Edward Ramsburg, in Indiana.
Mrs. Castor D. tombstone, wife of Lieu
tenant G. D. tombstone, u S. NJ, and
her sister, Miss Boyer, of Washington,
are the guests Of Mrs. Thomas Smith of
Araby.
Thomas Whitman of Pittsburg and Jas.
Sarver and Mrs. Protzen of Greensburg,
Pa, arrived here in their automobile and
are spending some time at Braddock
Heights.
Misses Elizabeth and LaRue Shaeffer,
Helen Zepp of Westminster and Miss
Ethel Brown Of Charlestown, w. Va,
spent Sunday with Elizabeth Engle, West
Fourth street.
Mrs. John C. Cockey Of Worthington's
Valley is the guest of Miss Evans, East
Patrick street. Mrs. Jockeys husband
is lieutenant Of Troop A and is well
known in this city.
William A. Carly of Portland, Oregon,
who has been on business trip to the
Eastern markets, and who has been
spending few days with his father, c. c.
Carly, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin 10y of Frederick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Null, few
miles south of Frederick, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Edward Graham and
family Of near Woodsboro.
Cramer and Stauffer have purchased Of
Frank L. Stoner, trustee of Margaret V.
Stauffer, the lot of ground improved with
three-story brick dwelling house on
West Third street, on private terms.
In honor of their guest, Miss Ellen
Trail Legg of Baltimore, the Misses
Ramsburgh, daughters of Mrs. Henry
Ramsburgh, East Second street, enter
tanned delightfully."- at a brilliant lawn
party.
Mrs. c. Mantz Rhodes received ver
dict for SAG so against the Metropolitan
Insurance Company, being the amount
due on the policy which she held against
the company on account OF the death OF
her husband.
The grain mill and dwelling house of
A. K. Williams, at Evansville, was offered
at public sale Saturday afternoon by Har-
vev R. Lease, auctioneer. A price OF
$500 was rendered, but the property
was withdrawn.
Miss Mamie Null of near Lime Kiln,
who has been spending some time with
her friend. Miss Mabel Zumstein of Balti-
more. has returned home accompanied
by Miss Zumstein. who will spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
Young & Staley have sold for Messrs.
I. Franklin Thomas and Ralph c. Thorn
as the real estate and personal property
of the Mountain City Creamery on Bentz
street to William A Simpson, proprietor
of the Walker Hill Dairy of Washington.
Miss Vera Kingsbury of Harrisburg,
Pa. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nc
Gowan. at the NJ Z. parsonage, Mt. AIRY,
spent a few DAYS with Miss Beulah Ho-
Garth and Miss Louise Albaugh of New
Market and Miss Mary Nicodemus Of
Monrovia.
Carl 6. Conrad of Charlestown, w Va,
has enlisted in the United States service
having been accepted by Recruiting ON
Ger Kaady. He enlisted in the Y. D
Cavalry. He was passed upon by capt,
w. s. Harrison AID has been sent to For'
Slocum, N. Y.
Clarence NJ. Malone gave a delightful
straw ride in honor Of his sister, Miss
Fsther Malone. of Baltimore, who is Wis
;tino in Frederick. The destination o.
the party was Frederick Junction, where
a watermelon feast was held along the
banks of the Monocacy
Arrangements are being made for the
animal tournament and picnic which vii
he held in Manor Woods, "Wednesday
August 2, under the auspices OF St. Jos
eph's Catholic church, Buckeystown
! Rev. FIR. McCabe, pastor. It's proposed
TO make the affair this year the larges
and most successful yet.
On Sunday last Mrs ]. Windsor vii
liams and daughters of Kemptown enter
tanned an automobile party from Wash
;noton and Winchester at luncheon at IN
| IIotal Rraddock. After witnessing tn