The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-26
LOCAL N1PW $.
Some Little Jottingf About Peo-
pie and Things.

is on business trip o Philadelphia.
Mr.. 7. Windsor Williams, of Kemp
town. was in the city during the week.
Mrs. A. z. Fiser and son, East Second
street, are visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Bette Riehl, of Cincinnati, O.. is
spending some time with relatives IN this
city.
c. Francis Baughman. of Baltimore,
spent several days with relatives in this
city.
John l.. Michael, West Patrick street,
spent Sunday with relatives in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Green, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mrs W. c. Martin, North
Market street.
Employees of the G. 6. L. Baking
Company took an auto ride to Gettys-
burg recently.
Mr.. William J. Grove president of the
NJ !. Grove Lime Company, was in this
city on business.
Mr.. !. Thomas Eisenhauer of Cumber-
land, was on a brief visit to his parents
during the week.
Mrs VIM J. Faust, of Reeding Pa, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. S. T. Brengle,
North Market street.
Governor Crothers accepted an invi-
tation to attend the commencement exer-
cises at Mt. St. Mary's College.
The annual May procession of ST.
Johns Catholic Sunday school will take
place on Sunday afternoon next.
Mr.. Vincent Se1old. of Emmitsburg,
manager of the Emmitsburg Railroad,
-, C;,c,v,,ot; Ohio k,,ei,,aec
trip.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more to Eden E. Buhrman, I'll, of Fox
vile, and Martha E. Benchoff, of High
field
The sixty foot steel smoke stack of the
White Cross Milk plant has been re-
painted by VIM S. Gosnell, the steeple
jack.
Kolb Brothers, North Market street.
received 2S head of Durham cattle from
Montgomery county which averaged 100
pounds each.
The excursion over the B & O. Sun
day took 2o4 persons from the city.
There were I26 went to Washington and
Is to Baltimore.
The horse Of the delivery wagon of F.
Columbus Knott fell on Market street in
front of the Frederick Bank but no, dam
age was done.
Fannie May Biggs, through her attor-
ney, d. Princeton Buckley, has filed bill
for divorce, a vinculo matrimonii, from
Francis Marion Briggs.
William T. Shook, West Patrick street,
IS suffering from very sore foot caused
by a nall running into it, while at work at
the Frederick City Abbatoir building.
The U. b. supper was well attended
and proved quite successful. Many per
sons took advantage of the opportunity,
and had their suppers delivered to them.
A force of hands took down the front
Of the Marvel Theatre which held the
electric sign 1t will be placed on the
building, which is now being remodeled
for their use.
Preparations are being made for big
trap shoot to be held on May 30, under
the auspices OF the Frederick Gun Club,
on their grounds, near Frederick, along
the Frederick Railroad.
While on his way home from this city
on Tuesday, William " Wolfe had the
misfortune to accidentally fall from his
wagon at Yellow Springs, badly bruising
mis- face and cutting his head.
While attending the O'Clock mass at
ST. Iohn's Catholic church on Sunday,
William Bales, West Church street,
tainted. He was carried from the church
to the lawn where he was revived. DIR.
w. NJ. Smith was IN attendance.
Admiral J. E. Pillsbury of the United
States Navy Mrs. Pillsbury, Mrs. c. Q.
Foster the Misses Foster, and DR.. NJ.
Flint, of the United States Navy, were
registered at the New City Hotel.
Messrs. Albert Shuler, Guy Ridgely, S.
T. Rckerds. Ernest Rickerds, Arthur
Rdgely, Philip Myers and John Morgan,
employees of the G. & L. Baking Com
pany. took an auto ride to Gettysburg
recently.
A concrete wall is being erected on the
west side of the lawn in front of the
Evangelical Reformed parsonage, West
Church street, by force of hands under
Z. Peter Mantz A macadamized drive
way will be made on the side.
Mrs. Mary Norman, East Church
street, has had plans prepared BY Hamme
& Letter. architects, of York. Pa, for
fine residence which she will have erected
on the lot on Rockwe Terrace which she
recently purchased from ex-senator
Frank c. Norwood.
The suits against the State Board OF
Undertakers, which were brought by
several undertakes for the recovery OF
fees which were paid to the Board under
the law which has since been declared
unconstitutional have been continued
until Monday, May 20, at 2 O'Clock.
The annual convention of the Fred
erick County Endeavor Union will be
held in the Reformed church, Middle
town, on June s and 9. Extensive prepa-
rations have been made, and it is ex-
pected that this will be the largest and
best convention in the history Of the
Union.
Mr. R. Paul Smith, of this city, an
alumnus of Blue Ridge College, gave the
1911 male graduates OF the college
days outing at Braddock Heights on
saturday. The party came from Union
bridge to Frederick over the N. {. X: X.
where they were met by Mr.. Smith taken
to Braddock Heights on special car.
Congressman Joseph G.. Cannon, Rep.
resentative from Illinois, and for several
terms Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, passed through Frederick in
an automobile. He was accompanied by
Thomas c. Moves, of the Washington
Star, and Senator from South Dakota
and Representative from Oklahoma.
Hotel men of Washington. d. c., will