The citizen., 1911-12-08

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davs at her home, West Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Elmer Brown, West
Third street, are visiting in Baltimore.
Mr. Murrv Baer, of Washington. is
visiting relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. Stuart Haller. of the University OF
Pennsylvania, is home on brief vacation
Mr.. Charles E. Klein, son and daugh.
ter, are spending few days in Baltimore.
Messrs. Jacob Wiles and Charles w.
Wiles are spending few days in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Augustus Clemm, of Woodsboro,
is spending the day in this city on bust
ness.
Mr. Carroll Hendrickson, of Cornell
University, is spending short time in
this city.
Mr.. Ira Moore, East South street, spent
Sunday with friends at Slidell, Montgom-
/ erv county
Mrs Harry w Bowers and Miss c.
Beth Bowers, Clarke Place, are visiting IN
/ Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles J. Doll and Mrs. Roger A.
/ Doll are on visit to Baltimore and
/ Washington.
1 Mrs. William Adams, North Market
street. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John F.
j.. Harkins, in Baltimore.
Chief Judge Urner and Judge Motter,
this city, have gone to Rockville to sit in
| the Allnutt murder case.
Mr.. Vincent Seebod, manager and at
torney of the Emmitsburg Railroad was
in this city on Railroad business.
Murray NJ Schildt. through his attorney,
Reno S. Harp, has filed suit asking for
a divorce from his wife. Minnie M.
Schildt.
Judges Urner and Motter, recently
celebrated their birthdays Both of the
judges were born on the same day of the
month.
The abbatoir truck, which had been
sent to the factory for repairs about
week ago, has been repaired and is
again on the town.
Mrs. E. E Marshall and daughter
Anna Lee, of Baltimore, who were visit
ing Miss Ruth King, West Fourth street,
have returned home.
Messrs. Carl Bender, Franklin Phraner
and Frarrise Deniston who have been
the guests of Mr. Frank Heck, East Pat
ick street have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Getty, of New
Windsor are spending a lew days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. c.
Birely. East Second street.
Miss Arianna Belt, this city, was
among the guests at reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. E J Stevens Roland Park,
in honor OF their daughters.
Mr.. Albert R. Wallis has accepted a
position with Young g. Staley, real estate
and insurance agents as solicitor and will
assume charge of his new duties on Mon
day
! George R. Dennis Jr., Republican can
ddate for States Attorney, spent $2SI
during the campaign, according TO his
statement Of expenses, filed with Court
Clerk Bowers.
Young & Staley real estate loan and
insurance agents, have sold for John T..
Shaler, of AdamStown, his fine farm con-
tanning about I56 acres to Franklin
Thomas, OF this city.
A recital was given at the Virginia
Intermont College. of Bristol, Virginia,
recently by Professor Maurice @. Beck
with, baritone, and Miss Marion Eliza
aOetn oplSeneI, leddei'
Iohn T. Martin, who until few months
ago was vardmaster for the B & o. at
Brunswick. is now travelling yardmaster
and is inspecting the yard at Martinsburg
and the quarry branches.
Mrs. Margaret Stauffer, of Washington,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles l..
Brengle, West South street, was taken. to
the Sanitary Hospital in-Georgetown, d..
c., where she underwent an operation.
The merchants of this city have in
their stock of Christmas goods and a
great MANY of them have very attractive
window displays. Our shoppers wants
can surely be gratified without going TO
the larger citi es.
Debaters Of the Boys High School are
preparing TO meet debating team from
, Hyattstown in the school there, Friday
night The question will be. Resolved,
That Wealth Exerts More Influence
Than knowledge"
Justice c. H. Ecksteln heard evidence
in the case of Joseph Cohen, VS.. Myer
Bolton The plaintiff claimed that Boil
ton by whom he was employed as
tailor owed him money for wages
Leo Weinberg represented the plaintiff
: and Samuel A. Lewis the defendant.
Out of an entry lsi of forty FIVE birds
in the Berkeh county poultry show
shown by Me,srs Brisb Bros, OF Fred
/ erick they were successful in securing
25 special prizes, including $40 IN gold
! for the best display, securing I'll points,
and beating their competitors ny 100
points g. so for the best bantam N he
, Show. and a barrel OF apples and ioar
boxes ol the same fruit Tor the other
special prizes.
; Thomas l.. Waters, of near Nlilvale,
Pa. formerly OF Thurmont. this county.
has received check for $500 from the
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission In
recognition of his bravery in saving a
Western Mar, land passenger tram, which
was loaded with excursonists, near
Wavnesboro. Pa. on May 2Sth, 1910.
He also received notice that Carnegie
. silver medal would be sent to him. The
, present was received through the Hon.
, B. F. Welty.
Bv contract of sale entered into
Messrs. Christian w. Lynch and William
Jennings. who built the Hagerstown Kali
road. and who have been actively ldenti
fled with the road ever since, sold thep
holdings to a syndicate OF Hagerstowr
and Frederick people. The actual con
) troll of the road will be held by the Hag
erstown people, although the Frederick
naonle will have representation upon the