The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-09-22
DCAL NEWS.
little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

pie and Things.
Baumgardner is in Baltimore on
IS.
Rraddock Heights colony want a
x nm system
lies c. Carly has been on bust
HI to Baltimore
. to the inclement weather the
Brethren picnic was again post
Albert McIllveen and son of Wash
are visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
a Etchison.
,ttractive electric clock sign has
rected in front of Meier's bakery,
Market street.
two reservoirs which supply the
full and running over. The over
rs promptly stopped.
hrriage license was issued in Balti-
b Joseph H. Welty, 26, and Rose
26 both of Emmitsburg.
hundred and ninety-three persons
pn the Sunday excursion to this
I'M Baltimore and Washington.
and Mrs. Paul Holdcraft of Ray
dd.. who have been visiting their
/ homes in this city, have returned.
Fred w. Cramer and Miss JOS
Ball. who have been spending
n Inc at Atlantic City, have returned.
In Thomas Davis of Urbana was
TO Montevue Hospital by Deputy
Charles D. Dixon, for treatment.
Ind Mrs. Steck Bussard, Mr. and
bhn NJ. Cutler and Miss Irma Biggs
an automobile trip to Gettysburg.
has !. Wilson of Washington and
E. Stoner Of Richmond spent the
End at the home of Mr.. Frank L.
ladies' of Shiloh Methodist Protest
surch of Walkersville will hold a
in Gilbert's Hall, Saturday even
3 ptember 20.
ice r. Gather, a prominent Balti-
will deliver an address at the
Exercises at the Grace Reformed
& on October 9Th.
hugh the efforts of the Board of
of Waynesboro, Pa, that place is
d new industry. the Westminster
Ind Foundry Company.
Windsor, Snow Hill and Sykes
ere among the third-class postof-
designated by Postmaster General
<ock as postal savings banks.
store property at Lewistown be-
! to DIR. J. E. Mailman and sister
En- purchased by H. ]. Krise of this
THE sale was made on private
special meeting of the directors Of
hivet cemetery Harlan w. Hagan
karded the contract for the erection
new superintendent's house at the
kry.
5ert Mullinix Of near Mt. Airy, an
See of the B. & o. r. r., had his
zap severely injured in a bad freight
on the Shenandoah Valley division
railroad.
Der Main, the six-year-old son of
Is Main of Walkersville, made re-
/ bic escape from beng seriously in
When he fell under a COW and was
i ed upon.
Frederick Railroad Company are
hined to break up all disorder on
Ears, and all offenders will be Sc
punished for any infraction Of the
u the road.
|ence Marsh left for Hamilton, Mad
bounty, New York. where he will
! he Colgate Academy, to pursue a
Of studies preparatory to entering
|ptist ministry.
D L. Dutrow, auctioneer, sold at the
house door for George E. Hankey,
bgee, a log house and six acres Of
Situated near Mountville. 1t was
i by Mr.. Hankey for $50.
bard Potts Johnson has returned to
( TO complete his course. He has
attached to the staff of the Daily
and has made good; he is a bright
|ster and deserves success.
Ray Rohrer, formerly of the E0en-
PSI, has accepted a position on the
staff. Mr.. Rohrer stands high as a
paper man and has the best wishes
E CITIZEN in his new home.
farm of Mrs. Margaret E. S. Hood
I'D about a mile from Frederick on
|metery road has been purchased by
Pe Sponseller. The farm contains
res. The sale was made on private
se Frysinger of York, Pa, sixty
|old, a former cigar manufacturer OF
yer, and father of Prof. Frank
hger, formerly Of the Woman's Col
aculty, committed suicide at his
N farm, in Newberry township.
+ Teresa Snyder has resigned her
pm at the confectionery of the Misses
'ey and has gone to Baltimore,
she will enter the training school
Agnes Hospital. She has been
fded by MISS Mary E. Kennedy.
IN the scores that were made so far
rifle range this summer. Company
|rst Infantry, M. N. g., this city, has
|lstinction of carrying off not only
place for Workmanship in the regi-
but also leads the entire brigade OF
fate.
|borate plans are being made by the
Pers of the Just Government League
per legislative campaign this fall.
members are steadily paving their
.lor the passage of the suffrage bill
VIII come up before the Legislature
1t meets again.
Try G. Tritapoe, real estate and in
Zee agent, has purchased from Mrs,
and Greenbury H. Putnam, theil
containing ITO acres. situated about
HE west of this city on the Monte
rnpike, formerly known as the Cor
arm, ON private terms.
Bar A. Hahn, through his attorney