The citizen., 1911-06-30
GOAL NEWS.
Iroe Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

1900 il
ich lug and Mrs. Bernard o. Thomas have
effon. nau ". ll.d a. 10 Frederick from their bridal
're was ID.
?, when T,,. excursions over the B. and 0.
Greeb ,nday brought 27S persons from wash
Uton to this city.
sldered ~. and Mrs. Keating and Miss Mary
yes for Ererv. of Baltimore, are spending
leu ,u Tor .aral weeks in Frederick.
oa "sei s n c. Grady, of Baltimore, has accepted
o. ; sum lae;t;on in the drug store OF DIR. H.
lctiysI': sIe eller North Market street.
coursa ,trs Barnett Zumbo of Waynesboro,
n anJ listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d hipS $barIes Brust, West Church street.
make 81 Uorkmen are engaged in placing a
on the ,ot Of asphalt on the sides of the reser-
I'd his. o;r nroperty by sealing the breaks.
b. nope Mfr L. E. Mullinix and family have re-
III :hsiA oted to their cottage, bon Air" at
ration raddock Heights for the summer.
80 rac,e.s Charles Wertheimer and family have
'e.orS n,nyed TO Braddock Heights, where
,iop pV l. key are occupying the Cline cottage.
UaL4 The American Salvation Army has
oar conducting a woods meeting at
lila Park. along the Frederick Railroad.
ldinos Miss Margaret Marsh, the cashier at
ramn H. Office Of the c. and P. Telephone
upper ro.. fell on East Patrick street, spraining
amp. her ankle.
ID 10 Mrs. u. s. G.. Rupp and daughter, Miss
lg 10 MARGARET East Church street. have gone
Il M Gretna, Pa, and will attend the
Chautauqua.
Mr. Samuel L. Shaffer who for some
lime was agent for the Frederick Railroad
Al Thurmont, has resigned, and left the
lin employ of the road.
l Hill The mill belonging to Mr. Addison
~ Eicholtz, situated along Hunting Creek,
: 80 about two miles from Thurmont, was
burned to the ground.
MIR. Howard S. Brugh, of the Keller
Construction Company, who is now
stationed near Cumberland, is spending
N short time in Frederick.
Justice Lloyd T. MacGill, Messrs. H.
e. Tritapoe Harry F. Shipey and A. !.
Eicheberger enjoyed fishing trip along
the river at Catoctin Switch.
DR.. and Mrs. C.. F. Goodell and son,
m. Grahame, have returned from Buffalo,
where the annual convention of the
. Modern Woodnen has been in session.
Frederick Lodge, Loyal Order of the
Moose, has received the uniforms for the
on decree team of the lodge. They were in
oil spected by the lodge at its regular meet
~ ing.
Elmer c. Warner has embarked in the
Of fruit and vegetable business, and has
m opened stand in the room adjoining the
u. r. store of A. !. Eichelberger, North Market
H. street.
of John w. Morgan, formerly with the G..
Of L. Baking Co., has gone to Baltimore
at where he will take a full course in an au-
Sc tomobile school, His many friends wish
se him success.
D leak was discovered in the water
e pipe on South Market street, between
d the rails just laid by the Frederick Rail-
road Company. in front Of CARRIER &
Green's livery.
In avoiding man who was standing
in the middle of the street. William
Bowers ran his automobile into the curb
at the corner Of Market and 4th street
and broke the axle.
Messrs. lanes H. Gambrll, James H.
Gambri Jr., Miss S. May Gambrill and
James H. Gambrill, 3rd, East Third ST.,
who have been spending some time at
Atlantic City, have returned.
Paul Beard, who fell and was injured
at the Fair Grounds a few days ago. con-
tnues to improve at the City Hospital,
and is getting along very well. No SER
ious results are apprehended.
Miss Pauline Diffonda who spent the
winter and spring at Backsburg, Va. as
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Y. B. Keister,
has returned, accompanied by Mrs. Keis-
ter and little Miss Dorothy Keister.
Miss Emily Hoffmeier of Hagerstown,
formerly of Frederick, who has been
teaching art at Mt Holyoke College,
Mass, has sailed for Europe, where she
will study art in Rome and other cities.
The contractors will probably start on
the improvements to the freight depot of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shortly.
Eight cars loaded with materials to be
used in the construction. arrived this
morning.
Officer Edward Herwig, who has been
member of the night police force for the
past few years. has been changed TO the
day force, and the new officer, George
W. Hoffman, has been designated to the
night force.
Mrs. Fred. A. Miller and children, of
New Brunswick, N. /. who have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
l.. Flrestone. East street, are now visiting
her sister, Mrs. Grayson E. Bowers, at
Harmony Grove.
The Y M. c. A. baseball team, clad in
their attractive uniforms and the most
pleasing facial expressions they could
arrange, sat OH tnG steps vi tiC L. W. ~
A. building and allowed Photographer
Smith to snap picture of the aggrega-
tion.
Dr. and Mrs P d. Fahrney and
daughter Miss Edna, East Church street,
who have been at St. Joseph, Mo-, at
tending the annual conference OF the
Church of the Brethren, and also on
visit to friends in Nebraska, have re-
turned.
Bert Abrecht, aged eight years, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Abrecht, West
Patrick street while in the hay loft OF the
stable of Clinton E. Willard, slipped
- through the floor to the ground below,
breaking his left arm between the elbow
and wrist
Messrs. Victor and Mark Golibart,
Thomas Rohrback, Mallory O'Bnen,
Misses Ellen and Frances Rohrback,
Adrian Inez Posey, Helen Pepper and
Tia Louise O'Brien, who left here IN Mr..
..Golibarts Studebaker machine for balti-
more, returned to Frederick.
While at work on the new grand stand
a at the Fair Grounds. Paul Beard, OF Fea-
oaviiIa fall frOr, tho ton tuhere he was