The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-20
|CAI NEWS.
/ title lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

pie and Things.
1rdependent Automobile Engine
BE- in this city this week.
p Cox, formerly Of the City
in this city assisting at the New
45tel.
. Henry I. D. Hagan, grocer, North
street, has new delivery wagon
81 Ibwn.
bauehters of the A. R. are plan
memorial to their late chaplain,
Sborne lngle.
Is Stup, an employee at the store
Winebrenner, had his fingers
Il by a meat chopper.
rriaoe license was issued in Balti-
4 Charles G.. Sponseller, 20, this
Madeline E. Endres. Fl.
1.-Two insane negroes were re-
from Montevue Hospital to
.NiIle. Anne Arundel county.
esIie Harris hen roost was re-
4 a number of thoroughbred chick
q best was selected, Sure"
rountv Commissioners have been
led for road from the Licksville
4 Rocks road through Rock Hall.
Spessard was seriously cut by
File removing the scantling at the
department of the Reformed
school.
Frederick Art Club gave a most
al reception in their club rooms
s and former members.
Il first anniversary of Frederick
Order of the Moose, was observed
recent meeting. A banquet was
ID at the Buffalo.
u Bowers, the I2.year-old daughter
s. and Mrs. John E. Bowers, East
street was knocked down and run
IN an automobile driven by John S.
burg.
~ Civic Club, Mrs. S. Lewis Motter,
Int, met on Monday afternoon last
4ransacted only routine business.
Constitution and bylaws as printed
adopted.
Eoestring Jim" was arrested by Off.
Brengle for being drunk on the
He was committed to Jail by
G Fl Fckstein for X DAYS to re-
butv Hauver arrested Ira O'Brien
the charge of beating John Burke,
fty, out of board bill. The bill was
81 and was paid by O'Brien and he
eleased.
10. German, Frederick. who was
I'D for conducting gambling game
Il of the rooms of a Hagerstown
Eduring the fair, plead guilty and
bed $3.50.
. Claiborne H. Mannar, of Rock
Il Montgomery county, has sold to
am c. Baker, of this county, farm
ay-five acres, near Dickerson, Mont
sry county, for $4,000.
a recent meeting of the Frederick
b of Trade the subject of building
houses to accommodate the increas-
opulation of this city was discussed,
he matter referred to the municipal
lu.
ssrs. Frank K. Schmidt, Harry F.
Iidt, Austin Baughman, L. R. Tits
], !. H. Frazier and Richard Nallin
ded the first game of the Worlds
) baseball in New York City on Sat
7 last.
the congregational meeting of the
gelical Lutheran church the follow
Ulcers were elected: Elders, Messrs.
Stone and Charles T. K. Young;
ms. Messrs. VIM. d. Zimmerman
ohm Baumgardner, Jr.
5. Emma ]. Clark, through her at
y, George A. Pearre, has been
ed divorce, a mensa ct thoro, from
usband. John H. Clark. The parties
: near Emmitsburg. The defendant
epresented by ]. F. Heagey.
,rkmen representing the Messrs.
}, contractors for the extensive i'm
ments to be made to the Reformed
h, arrived in Frederick, and are
1g preparations for starting the
on the interior decorations to the
h.
'eral attorneys were here in reference
e new postoffice site, which is the
rs property OH East Patrick street.
work of the attorneys was merely to
Inc titles. While the site has been
tely selected, yet the actual require
of the property will probably
re some months
was made of the con-
lation Of arrangements for the abb
on by the new Ideal Garage Com
of the automobile livery, stock,
es and supplies Of the Frederick
Iarage, Of which ]. H. Grove is pro-
n and manager. The consolidation
o into effect on Monday next, and
irove will become the manager of
llle riding on top of freight cars in
ards between Brunswick and Knox
Lloyd t. Verhees, of Brunswick,
ON his position and was ground be.
the wheels of the cars. He lived
a short while after reaching the
gencV HOSPITAL. Some wears ago