The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-19

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Work on identification of the Freder-
lex Railroad from this city to Thurmont
has been completed
James c. Biehl of this city has been
appointed railway mail clerk under the
service of the government.
David E. Hoke OF the U. S. S. Della
ware, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hoke at Mt. Pleasant.
The new banquet room in the basement
OF the U. B. church on W. Second street
was dedicated on Sunday last
Rev. G. w. Masser of Shookstown was
presented with a handsome watch by the
members of his congregation.
Messrs. VIM. D. McCleery and Claude
R. McCleery left for Chicago on visit to
their brother, Robert McCleery.
Messrs. A. M. Landauer and Irving
Landauer have returned from business
trip to Philadelphia and New York.
A break occurred in the water pipe at
tached to the toilet room of the Girls
High School. No damage was done.
The extension of the Frederick Rail-
road lines past the industries on South
street extended have been completed.
The VaLley Register, Middletown, has
added to its equipment new typeSetting
machine, THE Improved Typograph."
Harry H. Hoke of Washington is
spending few DAYS with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Hoke at Mt. Pleasant
The plans for sealing of the reservoir
have arrived and been approved by the
Board of Aldermen. Proposals will be
asked for.
, Mrs. William P. Maulsby Miss Mary
Maulsby and Mrs. John Francis Smith are
on visit to Philadelphia, New York and
Niagara Falls.
Miss Margaret Mcpherson, who has
been spending the winter visiting her sis
ter in New York, has returned to her
home in this city.
Messrs. Young & Staley have sold for
Mrs. Airy A. Wolfe, her property stu
ated on East street, to Oscar B. Coblentz
on private terms.
The exterior of St. Johns Catholic
church is being reprinted. The work is
being done by force of hands under
Michael Kennedy.
A slight fire occurred near the new
freight terminal of the Frederick Rail
road. The Independent auto quickly ex-
tinguished the blaze.
The pupils of the High School at Mid
dletown were addressed Nav I6 by At
torney Samuel A. Lewis of this city. His
subject was Law Partnership"
Rev. U. S. G. Rupp has returned from
IF he
Synod Evangelical Lutheran church,
which was held at Westminster
Superintendent of the Water Works
Frank F. Tyerar has a force Of hands
laying two-inch water main on Broad
way, from the West South street main.
r. E. Faubel of this city and William
Tyler Page will probably lose their jobs
in the House of Representatives in Wash
lngton under the new organization of that
body.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Hockersmth
Of Shippensburg, Pa, and Mrs. Kirk Nc
Donald of Philadelphia are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Gilbert, South Mar
ket street.
At the annual meeting of the Board
OF Managers of the House of Correction
held in Baltimore, Luther c. Derr of this
city was reappointed first assistant super
intendent.
Mrs. Horace w. Clark and Mrs. Jeff
ries ard maid of Denver, Col, arrived in
this. city Wednesday over the n. c. r. X
in their private car Frederick" on
brief visit here.
James Diffendall has been appointed
temporary clerk in the Central National
Bank, to serve until Edward Nicodemus,
who has been sick, RECEIVERS sufficiently
to return 10 work.
An additional wire has been placed in
the Postal Telegraph office, being.
through wire between Pittsburg and Bal
timore to this city, and will be erected on
through to Hagerstown.
A largely attended dance was held in
the hall at Libertytown. twas held I'M
der the direction of Rev. Father Samuel
Kavanaugh, The Frederick Select Or
chestra furnished the music.
John H. Frazier, Adam Notnagle and
Thomas H. Chew were appointed at
special meeting of the United Fire Com
pany to draft suitable resolutions upon the
death Of the late Charles J. Riehl.
Banners calling attention to the ceIe-
bration the Red Men will hold in Freder
lex on the third and fourth of July were
placed on the guy wires supporting the
trolley wire of the Frederick Railroad.
One thousand dollars deposited in the
Woodsboro Bank belonging to the late
J. Smith is in legal controversy, the adj
minstrator claiming it is part Of the es-
tate and Claude Smith, an infant, as the
rightful heir
AT the special meeting of the Junior
Fire Company held the following were
appointed a committee to draft resolutions
on the death of the late Charles H. Rob-
ertson. F. Lester Smith, J. Harry Thomp-
son. George Groshon
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to build bridge across the Rock
vile creek small stream near Jefferson.
This bridge was asked for by delegation
of residents from that section which APP
peared before the County Commissioners
some time ago
In series of spelling contests between
the students of the bookkeeping and
stenographic department of Columbia
College, Hagerstown. CLAW Branden-
burg, a member of the Class of 1911, won
first honors by securing two departments,
and tying a third with l.. V. Hershey of
the same class
Frederick was selected as the next
meeting place of the Grand Lodge Of Jur-
i n Il