The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-11-17

been Spendihs soiho ''''o IA
NJ I,andauer is visiting his daugh-
Mrs Lorraine Eisenburg, at Iona
hing.
l,iss Hattie f. Ray of Pearl is spend
4 tbe week with Miss Mary H. Miller,
avenue.
hates Attoney-elect Samuel A. Lewis
been spending few days at his home
Foxvie.
Miss Carrie Kinks is visiting her niece,
William R. DeLashmutt, at Elm
od Terrace.
Miss Ada Rhodes and mother, Mrs. F.
Rhodes, have gone to New York to
Ike their home.
Hiss Ellen MacGiIl Baker of Berryville,
has been visiting Miss Anne Schley,
list Second street.
Mrs Howard Stoner, Wilmington. Del
Int Saturday with Mrs. Amos H. Sic
st, East Third street.
Frederick w. Cramer, County Treas
pt has named Charles R. Harper of
wistown as his deputy.
Mrs. Claude Compiler of Luckets, Va,
b has been visiting Mrs. Charles
lroedel, has returned.
Gibson c. Smith is on business trip
baltimore, attending the school OF pro-
onal photographers.
Kisses Bessie Houck and Emma White
Of Washington spent Sunday with
y A. !. Eichelberger.
D H. Martz of Woodsboro is spending
ew days with his daughter, Mrs. N. G..
rrier, of GAINESVILLE, Md.
Mrs. V. B. Rover and Master Lewis
yer spent last week with the family of
D Conard, ST., Dill avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley NJ. Shafer and
bgher spent Saturday and Sunday
b relatives near Middletown.
|lrs. Benjamin Shelton of near Jams
e is spending some time with Mrs.
tn Greenfield, at Harrisburg, Pa.
bIr and Mrs. Walter Zeigler entertained
|poyes of the c. and P. Telephone ex
Rnge in most delightful manner.
|lr. and Mrs. Harry Stott and son Of
kshington have been visiting Mrs.
Rnk !. Schroeder, West Patrick street.
llrs F. T. Davis, East South street,
Miss Lillian Riehl, have been in Bal
bore attending the funeral of Mr.. John
bkman
cards have been issued for an at home
Miss Charlotte Baker daughter Of Mr..
Mrs Joseph D. Baker, at the home
her parents, East Church street.
George Zimmerman. travelling sales
% with Pennsylvania firm, was taken
~ sick on the road and removed to a
fptal He returned to his home in
/ city
Young & Staley have seld for Francis
Lakin his fine farm Of IoI acres, stu
d on the Monevue pike, about two
les west Of Frederick, to DIR. K. M.
U of Wheeling. Va.
he will of Frank T. Howard, the
athy New Orleans man who died in
York two weeks ago, bequeathed
900 to charities, including $4,000 to
Rshlngton and Lee University, Lexing-
Va.
Yrs. Sallie Orrison of Washington, D.
Miss Annie Wright of Taylorstown,
and Mrs. William Miner of Lovetts-
(, Va, spent n day recently with MIR.
|ntz Orrison and family near Washing
Junction
iessrs. Charles w. and David o. Crit
have entered into co-partnership and
" accepted the agency of the Aetna
elnsurance Company. They have an
|ce at their home, III South Market
Fey Tor the present.
n memory of Col. Joseph Belt, dis
galshed son Of Maryland, soldier and
Iot OF the country's early days, huge
1lder was dedicated at Chevy Chase,
IN the environs of Washington.
he United Fire Company received a
Fer from Chambersburg in reference to
purchase of the hose wagon, the
[Heos are offering for sale. stating that
CITY would not at this time entertain
purchase of additional fire equipment.
william Barton of Baltimore, a B. &
Il k,SR. brakeman, was seriously injured
Frederick Junction by being caught be-
zen cars and the stone abutment OF the
'uge' He was brought to the Freder-
lily Hospital. His condition is seri-
ne Orphans Court has handed down
ueciSlon in the matter of Gaver VS..
HVer. The suit dealt with the estate OF
late Ohio ]. Gaver. The Orphans
Pur' orders the return Of certain prop,
y, which was not given in the first in
ntory.
|ah automobile party consisting Of
Psses Alice Sollenberger. Mary Her.
|sy, Matilda Kohless. Messrs. Sterling,
Ier, James Sollenberger and Clarence
geIs OF North York, Pa, were the
ISIS recently Of Rev. and Mrs. E. H,
pmmelbaugh.
Iol Charles A. Little of the First Reg.
enI, OF Hagerstown. has just received
0, = that during the season of 1911
rnst Regiment, with ten companies
quallhed larger number of men al
me range than either of the othel
"nen's, each having twelve companies
o1n B. F. Harrison and William A.
,snall, who are accused of attempting
Seeule $o55 from Edward Sears, form
AZ e mis- city, on January 20, 1911, by
u audience g1me. were found guilty o
,sp'acy in Criminal Court No. 2, Wash
, ~ and were remanded to the Dis