The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-14
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

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Judge John c. Motter is in Rockville in
attendance at court.
Mr.. Harry Lebherz, East Third street
is spending a week in New York on bust
ness.
Edward Nicodemus of Walkersvile
was taken to the City Hospital for treat
ment.
A slight fire was discovered at the
home Of Frank Brookey East Second
street.
Mrs. A. d. Winters and children. Dill
Avenue, are spending some time in Phil
adelphia.
Justice Clayton Trundle of Libertytown
was in Frederick during the week on
business.
Mr.. Alfred McEwen. of New York, has
been spending few days IN this city on
business.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon is
spending few days with his family at
Gainesville.
Fred Fredericks of Martinsburg has
assumed his duties as day clerk at the
New City Hotel.
Keefer S. Toms, East Third street, has
gone to New York on a business trip OF
several days.
Mrs. Hugh Roddy, East Second street,
is entertaining her two sisters from Gettys-
burg, Pa, for several days.
Mr.. Lee Smith, contractor, started work
on the erection of two new dwelling houses
on East Sixth street for Mrs. c. S. How
ard.
Miss Ruth S. Mullinix, East Third
street, left for Richmond, Va, where she
will spend some time visiting Mrs. W. c..
Parker.
Mrs. Eli Nicodemus, of near Buckeys-
town, was called to Philadelphia on &C.
count of the illness OF her son-n-law Mr.
H. E. Geiser.
John Nipple of this city had the ball of
his left eye removed at the City Hospital
by DIR, James A. Long, who was assisted
by DR.. Ira J. McCurdy.
c. Lee Ordeman, a student of Wash
ington and Lee University, Lexington.
Va, is spending few days at his parental
home, West Third street.
The pipe organ to be installed in the
Methodist church in this city, which will
be purchased from Nj. p Moller of Hag-
erstown, will cost 81, 500.
Cameron A. Butt. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. d. Butt, of New Midway, this county,
has accepted position with the Isthmian
Canal Commission as civil engineer
Mr. William E. Darner. the well known
auctioneer and former deputy sheriff, has
accepted a position with the Farmers
Supply Company as travelling salesman
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Willard Mcbride, of near Feagaville, has
been elected president of the Y. M. C. A.
ofMaryland Agricultural College for 1912.
Former County Treasurer George w
Crum. of Jefferson, who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida, has purchased
an orange and grape fruit farm near Ocala.
Rev Richard G.. Koontz, who has been
pastor of the Methodist churches at Thur
mont and Emmitsburg, this county, has
been transferred to the West Baltimore
circuit.
, Young and Staley real estate and loan
\ agents. have sold for Miss Hattie Kline
her property in the village of Doubs, this
county, to Mrs. Ellen Z. Myers on private
terms.
The playground committee of the Cum
berland Civic Club has arranged to open
three Fairgrounds in Cumberland for the
use OF the children, all of which will be
equipped.
Wilbur Bond, an insane patient from
Montgomery county. was brought to this
city by Sheriff William E Welt of that
county and taken to Montevue Hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. L. V. Baughman, of Poplar Ter
race accompanied by Mrs. Charles H.
Baughman who have been on an extend
ed automobile tour in New York State
have returned.
Miss Mae Kerrigan, of Emmitsburg,
who as a trained nurse is at work in the
South, was robbed of all her money and
other valuabes while going from Tuske-
gee to Atlanta, Ga.
The work of reassessing the property Of
Montgomery county has about beer, COM
pleted County Treasurer B. E. Clark,
estimating the increase at between 81
ooo, 900 and $1,000, 900
T. B. Haywood, Of Harmony Grove,
has purchased handsome new seven
passenger White steamer touring car
The car was purchased in Baltimore and
was delivered on Thursday.
The laying of the tracks on the new
bridge which has been erected by the
Frederick Railroad Company across Car
roll creek on East Patrick street at the
new car barn grounds, was begun.
Thomas Haugh, of Ceresville, has twin
HoIstein calves which are about two
weeks old The calves are healthy and
sound and are attracting considerable at
tention. They are small for their age.
Miss Nellie Casey, the visiting nurse, is
in Philadelphia, where she is attending
the Pennsylvania Conference of Tubercu-
losis Workers. She will attend the ban
quet which will be given by the Art Club.
Mr.. Harry L. Hagan, North Market
street, has been appointed agent for Fred
erck county Of the Ridgely Memorial AS
sociaton. of Worcester, Mass. an insur-
anse branch of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows
!. F. Uhler, formerly of this city, but
now of Hagerstown, will leave shortly for
the West, where he will superintend the
installation of the Miller system of train
control over portion Of the system o.
the Frisco line.
} In the case of !. Frederick Main, who
was tired at the February term of the cir
cut court on the charge of larceny o.
lumber, and which was held sub curia by
the court verdict of not guilty was rem
dered by the court.
Rev. FIR. +. F. Craio formerly of this