The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-27
!, LOCAL NEWS.
.oma Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

AfOAhO
pie and Things.
Don't forget the Big Barbecue on
xuoverber l at the Fair Grounds.
Vincent Sebold of Emmitsburg was in
Ia city on railroad business.
Mr. Harry Lebherz, East Third street,
i on business trip to New York.
For match apply to Sterling Gait,
Democratic candidate for Senator.
Miss Margaret Wiles, North Market
-.reet is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mrs Ella House, of Washington, is
.,;sitino relatives and friends in this city.
y MIR G.. William Hauer, of Baltimore, is
4 endinp some time with friends in this
ity.
Mr. Roger Motter. of Washington, is
few DAYS with relatives in this
ity.
q Mr. and Mrs George Menke, of Wash
hoton. have been visiting friends in this
Let every Democrat vote on
November z.
Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock, West Third
4reet. has returned from visit to New
fork
Mrs. John ]. Rives and Miss Ruby
bnes. left on a visit to friends in Wash
bgton.
Mr.. Clarence Heagy, of Carlisle, Pa,
bent sometime with Miss Ruth Corn
bropst.
Carmino Montonare was severely in
bred by dynamite explosion on East
fifth street.
Mr.. Charles Haller, of Philadelphia,
! no has been visiting relatives in this city,
las returned.
The Union Manufacturing Company are
bstalling machinery in their branch plant
h Thurmont.
Miss Helen Etchison, of Baltimore, is
he guest of Miss Ellen Simmons, North
larket street.
Six hundred army engineers from Wash,
bgton, accompanied by band, are on
heir way to this city.
William Kealhofer, of Hagerstown, has
babe gift of s., 500 to the Washington
county Free Library.
The Frederick Railroad contemplates
ktending their lines to Brunswick via
Fferson and Petersville.
Mrs Charles Houck, of Baltimore. has
zen visiting her sister, Miss Minnie
uesing, North Market street.
Thomas Clarke was committed to Mon
|vue Hospital on Saturday night by JUS
be Eckstein for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Grove and chill
ZEN, of Gapland. who has been visiting
|rs ]. A. Dill, Dill avenue, have return
Mr. Guy Duvall, of Tucson, Arizona,
bs been visiting his parents. Mr. and
FRS. J. Edgar Duvall. West Patrick
rect
Go to polls early and don't for
BIT your neighbor and friends. It
well to remind those who be-
pine dilatory about voting.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McMaster and Miss
my Stauffer, Of Baltimore have been
sitting Mrs. H. c. Stauffer, East Patrick
rect.
Mr.. James Schuyler and daughter, OF
have been visiting his sister,
rs. Fred. Schroeder, South Market
rect.
Mrs. Mary Kolb and two grandchildren,
Washington, are visiting her sister,
rs. Hester Richardson, Io East Third
rect.
Judge Motter granted an absolute di-
'rce to Margaret cambridge. Each of
e parties to the suit are to pay half the ]
SITS.
The case Of G.. Edward Becker on the
arge of shooting al Joseph Smith, night
atchman on the Rosenstock farm, was
Mr.. ]. F. Eisenhauer Of THE CITIZEN
as on business trip to Washington and
e Catholic University in the District Of
olumbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kraemer, of Bal
more, who have been spending several
Tvs with Miss Agnes Tyeryar, North
arket street.
Mr.. Thos. G Young, of Washington,
c., has been spending some time with
Uses Mamie and Mary Young, East
,cond street.
Kenneth Hahn was arrested and held
$500 bail for entering the store of Low
stein & Wertheimer and taking there
om clothing, &c.
Col. ]. E. R. Wood, this city, was one
the principal speakers at Democratic
Getting at Hllsboro, which opened the
mpaign in Caroline county.
The Independent Hose Company have
ceived their auto from Indianapolis, and
ter testing same, pronounced it in excel
mt condition. The repairs cost 81 900.
Miss Laura mellow, of Sunbury, Pa,
i'd Mrs. Margaret Gibson, ofWilberceen,
A.. are spending a few days with their
Their, Capt. o. E. mellow, East Third
rect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhorback enter
lined at their handsome home, Lime
lin, in honor Of their guests. The party
as large one, many from this city be-
& present.
A big crop of turnips was raised by
lperintendent Gregg, at Montevue Hos
tai, this year, many of which are unusu-
ly large. One of the turnips weighed
x pounds.
A private dance was held at the Armory