The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-20
Company A opened drill season on

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D. c., visited friends in Frederick Sun,
| day.
Miss Leila Reisler, of Walbrook, is Wis.
iting Mrs. Frank L. Stoner, East Second
| street.
Miss Mae Sim, of Washington, who
has been visiting friends in this city, has
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Donald, of Balti-
more, are spending the week with friends
in this city.
Mrs. William Murphy, of Washington,
is visiting Miss Ellen Castle, North
Market street.
Miss Annie Waesche, of Washington,
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. John J. Rives,
East Third street.
Mrs. Thomas Wolfe and daughter, of
Washington. are visiting relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Katie Herbert, of Washington, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. D. E. Herbert,
East South street.
Mrs. R H. Drane, of Piedmont, w.
Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cline,
West Third street.
Rtlioo lSiiCu NldCOlll DdkcI, OI Deity
vile, Va, is visiting Miss Annie Schley,
West Second street.
Mr. Frederick w. Cramer was taken to
the City Hospital where he was operated
upon for appendicitis.
Rev. w. Kiracofe, of Windsor, Pa,
has been spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs NJ D. Harp, Dill avenue
Mr. Lawson Cline, of Wofsvllle, is
spending some time with his daughter,
Mrs. ]. Edward Phleeger, West Patrick
street.
Mrs. Edward Little, of Freeport, ILL.,,
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Jacob A. Schmidt South Market street.
has returned.
Rev. S. S. Miller, East Third street.
has gone to Hickory, N. c., to be in at
tendance at Potomac synod. which meets
there this week.
The Misses CARROT, who have been
spending the summer in Anne Arundel
county, have returned to Stonehurst,
Braddock Heights, for the winter
Miss Mary Poole has returned to her
home. 2I2 West South street, from the
City Hospital, where she was operated on
for appendicitis, is very much improved
Two film fam operators took Jim
Smith, of Woodsboro, into their conf
dence, borrowed 81 900 and compromised
the deal with the venerable hotel man
after a good choking and "bonus" to
keep quiet,
Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock entertained at
her bapaa ~, Eoct Cecnpd ctroaf IL, bnnnr
of her sister, Mrs. Charles Burger, of
Baltimore, who is her guest, at progress
slve 500" First prize was won by Miss
M. Rose Birely. After the playing re-
freshments were served.
Sheriff Grimes arrested Edward F.
Carman, who was out under bail, upon
the charge of carrying concealed weapons.
His bondsmen desired to be released, and
this caused the second arrest. He again
furnished $50 for his appearanceatC Court.
Miss Dorothy Lee, of Needwood For
est, Frederick county, is visiting Miss
Mary T. Dugan, West Chase street,
Baltimore Miss Lee who is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell
Lee, has postponed making her debut
until next season.
The Evangelical Reformed church filed
for record copy of its revised chapter.
The revised charter gives all members of
the congregation over the age of FL the
right to vote upon all church matters.
Heretofore only the male members of the
congregation enjoyed this privilege.
States Attorney Bowie F. Waters, of
Montgomery county, has received word
from New York that Matthew Griffin,
under indictment in that county on three
charges of arson, has been arrested in
New York, and is being held for the
Montgomery county authorities.
Cramer & Stauffer, real estate and loan
agent, sold for Miss Emma M. Brown
her farm known as Linganore Hills Inn
Farm, containing 1872 acres of land, i'm
proved with large brick mansion, bank
barn and other improvements to Mr..
Geo ge d. Long, of Lancaster, Pa, on
private terms.
Albert Rhodes, of this city, won first
premium On landscape and first premium
on Carriebell Travis White, of this city,
first premium still life and first premium
nature and second premium figure and
second premium flowers at the Hagers-
town Fair All exhibits were in the pro-
feSsional class.
William NJ. Douglass, the well known
contractor of this city, who has built four
miles of the Connellsville Extension of
the Western Maryland Railroad, has COM
pleted his work, and has moved his force
to PORT Covington, where he will enlarge
the Western Maryland yards This work
will probably require all winter.
Mr.. M. !. S,alev young son and two
daughters, from Tiffin. Ohio, are spend
ing the week in + rderick, staying at the
New City Hoel. MIR. Slaley was form
erly from this section and fnds pleasure
in returning 10 Frederick during Fair
week. They have relatives about the
county Mr. Stalev is a prominent lum-
Der dealer.
Company A. NJ N. g., on Monday last.
inaupura,e,l lis drill season with ban
quet at the Armory. which partook of the
nature of conference relative 10 the
work for the coming season. Practically
every member OF the company was asked,
after the serving of the banquet, whether
he had ANYTHING to say as to how the
efficiency of the company from any stand
point could be bettered the coming year.
The Civic Club has decided to hold
Tag Day on Saturday, October 28 On
this dav members of the Civic Club will
be upon the streets. and will tag every
person who appears. This person will be
asked to contribute whatever he wishes
for the privilege of being tagged, and this
will insure him against being held up for
the same purpose later. Several hundred
dollars are expected TO be raised by this