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

Inc United Fire Company horses are
being treated for pneumonia.
Messrs. John S. Newman and Oscar B.
|oplentz are in Lancaster on business.
Phillip SchelI, East Patrick street who
mas Deen quite sick, is slightly improved
MISS Amelia Dewitt, on East Patrick
Gently , 90 -
The 42nd Conclave Knight Templars
OF Maryland will meet in this CITY on Nav
Ist 1912.
Mr.. Latrobe, Superintendent. of the
N Z. K. r. Co., was IN the city during
the week.
Kew. and Mrs. Paul Holdcraft of
Farkton, Md, are visiting their parental
homes in this city.
Mrs. George E. Wilcoxon and son.
Rockwell Terrace, have been SPENDING
some time at Atlantic CITY.
Homer Miller, of the State Sanatorium.
at oablllasville, has been spending a few
days at his home in this city.
Bernard S. Thomas, of Washington.
mas been spending a few days with his
family on East Fourth street.
Marion Yinger lost the end of his finger
under the blade OF cheese knife at the
store of Mr.. E. J. Wnebrener.
Andrew Jackson, aged so years, form
erly OF this city, was drowned in the c.
q y. Canal, near Harpers Ferry.
An alarm of fire was given on Monday.
caused by a timers fire pot at the resi-
dence Of Mayor Schell, North Market St.
Rev. and Mrs. U. S. G. Rupp are in
Fort Washington, and Lebanon, Pa,
attending the funeral of Mrs. Rupp's
aunt.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
lngton, d. c., to Martin F. Zecher. a..
and Nora Lee Rudy, rs, both of Middle
town.
The Y. NJ. c. A. have entered two of
their best swimmers in the swimming
contests of the Nautilus Club, of WASH
lngton city.
Mr.. Frank Gosnell for seven years in
the employee of Uncle Sam has conclud-
ed to take a job with Hahn & Rowe and
give up sea service.
Hugh Herring, Of the u. S. S. Della
ware, arrived from Boston, Mass, and is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Herring, at Jefferson
Rev. George B. Harrington, of Barnes
vile, paid a business visit to his many
friends here. He was welcome caller
at the office Of THE CITIZEN.
Col. John W. Avrett was expelled
from a meeting at Cumberland, because
he advocated the Evitts Creek plan for a
new water supply for the town.
The kindergarten managers met on
Tuesday last. The report of the direct
ress was most gratifying, and the attend
dance of scholars most excellent.
The Clerks office force were rushed for
licenses which was taken out on the first
of the month by liquor dealers and others
then at anytime during the month.
Mrs. Laura Chapline, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Cassin, of
Washington, is now the guest of her
niece, Mrs. James S. Phillips, Of Anna
polls.
The Frederick fremen are making
strenuous efforts to secure the next annual
meet of the State Firemen's Association.
Also to elect DIR. A. A. Radcliff, State
secretary.
Mr. Wilfred H. McCardell, brother of
Mr.. A. c. McCardell, Of this city, has
been elected president OF the Hagers-
town Bank to succeed the late Edward
W. Mealey
The Missionary Society of the Reformed
church was addressed by Miss Hay.
missionary to China, and Miss Suman, a
missionary to the Philippines and Japan.
A musical program was rendered.
A concrete pavement is being laid
around the ST. Johns Catholic church
East Second street by force of hands
under E. Peter Mantz. The work of
placing the new slate roof on the church
was completed by John Hartman.
The newly elected directors of the Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company met and
organized by electIng the old officers.
dent, A. c. McCardell; secretary and
treasurer, 0. G.. Warehime and counsel,
NJ. G.. Urner.
A marriage license was issued at the
Clerks office to John Baptist OFT and
Ida Amanda Miller, both of near En-
mitsburg. The groom-to-be is Io and the
girl is but IS. The consent of the parents
OF both parties accompanied the applica-
ton for the license.
Misses Clara E. Gebach and Courtney
E. Stauffer of the Senior Art Class of
the Woman's College, entertained the
class at dinner at the City Hotel. Those
present were: Misses Florence Doub,
Pearl Smith, Edna Gebach, Sallie Sharp,
Grace Dill, Ruth yesterday, Mabel Sas-
saman and Grace Dorcus.
Canton Oswald, Potomac Lodge of
Odd Fellows, Gilead Encampment and
Mary Young Lodge, Daughters of Re-
bekah, Iiagerstown, have been invited by
the citizens committee Of Frederick to
participate in fraternal parade here on
the evening of July 3. Canton Oswald
has been asked to head the parade.
The Frederick City Garage, through its
manager, John H. Grove, reports the fol-
lowing sales Of E M. F cars: d. G..
White, of Braddock, a fourdoor car; A.
G.. Hill, of near Mt. Airy, 3ohorse-
power car; F. E. Michael, of Daysville, a
3o.horsepower detachable tonneau. and
M. S. Grove, of Braddock, Flanders
Racing Roadster
Daughters of E. S. Houck Injured
On Monday last Misses Eva and Ma
tilda Houck, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
L & Houcly XVact pafricLy street were