The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-19

Some Little Jottins About Peo-
pie and pings.

street, is visiting IN leW Market.
Miss Mary Snyde. North Market ST.,
is on business tripto Baltimore.
Mrs. r. w. LeGoe spent the day with
Mrs. Clay Fulton il Walkersville.
John D. Keller If the firm of Keller &
Myers is on BUSINESS trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Fred. L. Schroeder, who has been
visiting her home in Homecoming, has re-
turned.
The excursion over the B. & o. from
Baltimore Sunday brought I23 visitors to
the Gty.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles w. Ely Of the
Maryland School for the Deaf are visiting
in Baltimore.
Miss Mary A. E. Fout, East Third ST.,
had the misfortune to break her right
arm by fall.
Charles B. Staley is on. business trip
to Elicott City, Easton, Salisbury and
Crisfeld, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Reist and Miss
Elizabeth. Reist of York, Pa, spent the
day in Frederick.
Mrs. Milton G. Urner met with an ac-
NluCul Willie DOdl tldIll at NlOulll
Airy for this city.
Mrs. Laura Chapline has been visiting
in Washington and at the Naval Acade-
my in Annapolis.
Harvey E. Ramsburg of Utica Mills,
this county, lost very fine horse, which
he valued at $3.50.
Mrs. John l.. Johnson and Miss Ella
Johnson and Miss Mamie Knott are on a
visit to Ocean City, Md.
VIM. Frantz of Highfeld is on an ex-
tended tour to Arizona and New Mexico
in unique house on wheels.
Mrs. Edward Coggins and child of Bal
timore are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Keefer, Clarke Place.
Marshall Boone was seriously burned
while carrying molten iron at the Morris
Iron Works. He fell upsetting the ladle.
Earl Webb, who has been spending
some time with DIR. and Mrs. A. S. Hun
ichen, has returned to his home in Sykes
vile.
The remains of the late L. E. Thomas
was brought from Washington on the B.
& R. r. and inferred at Mt. Olivet Gem
'etery.
On May 24th the horticultural officials
will visit the orchards of J. Lemuel Doub
at Myersville and give spraying demon
stration.
Frank King of the U. S. Marine Band,
Washington, who has been visiting Prof
Edward Harvey, East Third street, has
returned.
Messrs Joseph d. Baker, John S. New
man. George William Smith and Clarke
Kief1er are on an automobile trip to AT.
lantic City.
Capt. d. John Marley has returned
from Texas and speaks Interestingly of
his sojourn there for some time. He
looks well
The trolley poles of the Frederick Rail-
road Company on South street have been
placed in position by force of hands of
the company.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bouldin, East
Orange, N. were the week end guests
of the latter's sisters, the Misses Richie,
Court Square.
John Ambrose Of Thurmont was Sc
veeely cut in the face by stone emnat-
ing from a dynamite explosion while
blasting out roots on his farm.
Miss Julia Krantz, who has been attend
ing school al the Emerson College of
Oratory Boston, Mass, has returned to
her home at Adamstown for her vacation.
Former Governor Warfield has inau-
gurated plan 70 have monument cree
ted in Howard county to the Confederate
soldiers who were natives of that county.
Miss Anne Staley, East Second street
and her guest, Miss Rose Clark Of Wash
ington are in attendance at the May Day
games at Rock Hill College, at Ellicott
CITY.
Miss Alice McKewen Mrs. Martin and
daughter, Mrs. Sallie Nelson and George
Biggs of Baltimore, spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Jacob Buckley, West
5 nth street.
Charles H. Gaver, the furniture manu-
facturer of Ellerton, this county, had the
misfortune TO saw the thumb of his left
hand completely off while operating a
circular saw.
Reno Post, G.. A. r., and Mansfield
Camp, Sons of Veterans, Hagerstown,
will hold memorial services in the u B.
church, Myersville, this county, on Satur-
day, June 10.
The National Council Of the Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. will be held in Tiffin, Ohio, begin
ming June 20. Eugene H. Albau h of
this city, is one of the representatives
from this State.
Miss Margaret Suman, who has been
visiting her brother, Frank Suman has
returned to New York, preparatory to re-
turning to the Philippines to resume her
work.
Work at the Linganore Copper Mines
will start in earnest within the next week.
The elevators on whose arrival the COM
pany has been waiting for some time, ar
rived in Frederick and were taken to the
mines.
Bishop Murray of the Episcopal
Church, with the assistance of Others, is
at work on the plans of the Paret Memo
rial, Baltimore. 1t will be a building
adapted to parish nd social work and
will cost SIS, 600.
A horse attached to wagon contain
ing a spraying outfit, all owned by the
Johnson Brothers, colored. Middletown,
ran away and reduced the wagon to
pieces and narrowly escaped killing Lew
Johnson, one of the brothers.
Ne American Foundry has entered
into a Contract with the Ok Fibre Brush
Company to assist them building new
line of brush machines. This work will
the employment of several
more good machinsts The foundry is
now in operation and is prepared to make
the various kinds of castings.