The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-03-17

| Nicholas H. Fleming, East Patrict
street. continues to improve and is able
to be about the house.
The Board of Trade has been in con.
sultatfon with an automobile concern rel
alive to locating in this city.
K: P. Storm, South Market street, has
IN his possession copy of the Frederick.
toyn Herald printed in 1902.
DIR. Samuel King Sylcurk, well known
veterinary surgeon of this city, celebrated
his S6th birthday March 18th.
Miss Sallie Angel, who was taken sick
at Annapolis and taken to the CITY Hos
pltal tor treatment is improving.
Mrs. Lillian Thomas of Adamstown
sold her home in the western suburbs of
that town to DR.. Joseph G. Thomas.
The pipe of peace of the |. OR. M
was transmitted to Antietem Tribe. No
40, by Logan Tribe, No ISIS, Boonsboro.
Miss Casey, the Frederick nurse was
IN attendance at the annual meeting of
the Maryland tuberculosis Association.
which met in Baltimore this week.
Workmen are engaged in laying the.
brick work for the new sanitary milk
plant, which is being erected by Charles
Rothenhofer on East Seventh street.
Frederick Council, Royal Arcanum.
entertained the grand officers at BAN
quet on Tuesday night. The grand re-
gent, Frank M. Cline, made the address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Rhodes, who
have been playing in vaudeville in Pitts
burg, are spending few days at his home
IN this city, on their way to Philadelphia.
Engineer Coplett and Fireman Burk-
hart, both of Brunswick, were seriously
scalded at Martinsburg on the B. & o.
X. K. BY the crown sheet blowing out of
the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, near
Lime Kiln, this county, have removed to
Sewell, n. j., where they have purchased
a small farm Of 22 acres, and will engage
in the raising of poultry.
John E. Schel is moving his stock from
the old stand to his new quarters in the
room formerly occupied by A. A. Mos
er's shoe store. The Mayors place of
business is directly opposite the Mayors
office.
General Manager r. d. Seton believes
that the extension of the trolley line from
Pen Mar to Highfield can be completed
by May I, and, with good weather, it NAV
be in working order by the middle of
April.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
enter the dwelling house of Mr.. Charles
Wentzell driver of the Standard Oil
Company, who resides on East Seventh
street, Tuesday night between 10 and IL
O'Clock.
An election was held at Brunswick on
Monday last to elect a councilman in the
Second ward in place of VIM. Schnauffer,
resigned. H. c. Allgire was elected over
/. ]. Burke by 2S votes. Both ran on an
independent ticket.
The grand officers Of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows made their annual
visit TO Frederick Lodge, No. 100, on
Wednesday night After the business of
the visitors was completed they were
deliberately entertained.
The testimony in the case of Samuel
Rosenstock, George P Guerin and C T.
X. Young VS.. Laura K. Zimmerman and
K. Clinton Zimmerman. her husband, has
been completed and has been filed by
Examiner Guy K. Motter, subject to ex-
ception.
Monterey Inn. one Of the best known
hostelries Of the State. situated on the
Gettysburg turnpike, one mile from Buena
Vista, has been bought by Mrs Edward
Norris, Baltimore from Thomas and
Adrian Hughes. The price was $4,000.
The property will be extensively i'm
proved.
Good prices were realized at the sale
of live stock and farming implements of
Alva S. Ramsburg, which took place on
his premises, Poplar Springs, Howard
county, Monday The first nine horses
that were sold brought $I,827. Horses
brought as high as sass head; and
cows $73 head.
The condition of Very Rev. Monsgnor
Flynn, president of Mount Saint Mary's
College, is critical. His physician and
nurses say it is only matter of time with
the Monsignor He is suffering from
complication of diseases, and is now
practically blind. Special prayers are be-
ing offered in all parts of the country for
his recovery.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co..
through its attorney, John S. Newman.
has brought suit of ejectment against
John S. Ramsburg of the Ramsburg Fer
tizer Company. The company claims
that the lines of the track of land owned
by the company on Carroll street, extend
to the property of Mr.. Ramsburg and
that the corner of the warehouse of the
ompany, has been erected upon the
land which belongs to the railroad com
pany.