The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-03
oCAI NEWS.
little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

T.. FIeveland Dean left for Annapolis
AZ Tend the hop at the Naval Academy.
yissA A. Knauff Market Space, is visit
MN, 6tves and friends in Jefferson.
'asS.SSalRSSIarv Burger. of Baltimore, is Wis
- SNNSlR F. w. Obenderfer, East Pat
I, sygklsfjF F. Society of ST. Paul's Luth-
/ I'm Mlrch, Myersville, this county will
k1fg Ealv on Sunday. May 5.
St.s Unstable Lindsay OF. townsville, has
y - suspended indefinitely by the Coun-
X ~ Commissioners.
The rear axle of the auto of Mr.. F. w.
Aamer broke while on a return trip
nom Montgomery county,
Mrs. Harry A. Diffendal, of Philadel-
mia Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar
shaII L. Etchison, West Fourth street.
Mrs. w. c. Krise and daughter, Kath-
4rine East Patrick street, are visiting
fiends and relatives in Waynesboro, Pa.
A new rifle was stolen from the wagon
"a lanes Cuttings. of near this city, while
m team was standing along Market
street, a few days ago.
Rrof. Harry !. Miller, No II3 West
PAtick street, has accepted position as
.lokaI insurance agent with the Prudential
Insurance Company of America.
The United States Court of Claims has
scaled the war claim OF the heirs of the
HE Henry T. Beaver, of Frederick CouR-
IN, to one-fourth of its original amount.
Miss Regina Rodock, East Patrick
Street, returned to New York where she
kill resume her studies in the training
Recruitment of St. Vincent's Hospital.
The Board of Health issued notices an
bouncing Wednesday May ISt and end as
cleanup days. Their request was APP
barently complied with in all sections.
81 David Johnson of the NJ. A. C. team,
made good showing in the mile relay
Erace in Philadelphia recently. Mr.. John
n ]. Johnson, his father, witnessed the con-
test.
Tohn E. Ferguson has purchased the
stock and fixtures of the grocery store of
sS1rs. G.. w. Strasberger, North Market
~ ~, and has assumed charge OF the
MN Tonsell. colored was arrested by
s94.kMr King for being drunk and with
YAlbg a disturbance on Broadway. She
Nktommitted to jail by Justice c. H.
EN-.
li ~ ~ last center meeting of the year of
a Ne primary teachers of Frederick, Thur
'Hont. Liberty and Jefferson districts was
Ned at the Girls High School building
\ On Saturday.
s8 The Ideal Garage has placed an order
With the Morris Iron Works for two or
namental lighting poles to be placed in
font of the firms garage building on
East Patrick street.
Rev. Lston H. Pearce, d. D., SYRIA
Fuse, n. Y, and Rev. and Mrs. w |.
sAcKenny, Washington. d. c., have been
6fhe guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hen
Erickson for several days.
4 Aaron R. Anders, who was recently
appointed a magistrate for Frederick
Ecity, qualified at the clerks Office. Mr..
EAnders will not begin the duties of his
position until the first Monday in May.
kAt meeting held the following trus-
kees of Union Chapel at Rocky Springs
Were elected: d. Columbus Kemp, F. T.
.Lakln, Joseph HiIdebrand VIM. Kintz,
John Gopso, J. Welty Fahrney, Julian
Kemp.
u. Edward II. Kreh, West South
street. has returned from Baltimore,
where he attended the meeting of the
Grand Council OF the Royal Arcanum,
being the representative from Frederick
Council, No. 1895.
DR.. Franklin B. Smith. this city, was
elected member of the State Board of
Medical Examiners at the one hundred
and fourteenth annual meeting Of the
Medical Chirurgical Faculty OF Maryland
held in Baltimore.
Burke and Keeier, plumbers, West
Patrick street, have received the contract
to install the steam heating plants in the
I Il dwelling houses which are being
"a Ned by the Frederick Realty Com
IN on Elm street.
Changers Mutual Fire Insurance
,sMhsThich some time ago brought suits
sEIsMs Justice Eckstein against nearly
EAty5olicy holders in the company to re-
ne three per cent. assessment, has
s1Msmlssed the cases.
~ A very pretty wedding took place at
the ST. Paul Episcopal church, Norfolk,
Va, by the Rev. !. NJ. Onens, when Miss
MAUD Elliott became the bride OF Mr..
Edgar Marman, formerly OF Frederick,
#but now of Norfolk, Va.
Il Officials of the B. and o. will in all
8 probability award the contract tor the I'M
provement work to be done between
Harper's Ferry and Brunswick. within
the next few days. This work will cost
considerable over s., DOC, 900.
The stock and fixtures of the grocery
store of VIM. H. Ramsburg has been re-
moved from North Market street to the
Hersperger building on East Patrick
street. Mr.. Ramsburg will conduct only
a wholesale business in the future.
The green grocery store of Mr. B. F.
AGrove has been removed from West Pat
rick street to South Market street, in the
Noon formerly occupied by Hamlet and
Webb. The room has been renovated
and presents very attractive appearance.
Mr.. Robert L. Smith who has been
freight clerk at the Office of the Frederick
Railroad Company's office, i'll this city,
has been promoted to the position OF
freight agent, succeeding Mr.. Paul Smith,
who was recently appointed superintend-
ent.
Leo Weinberg made the presentation
address at the Troutvile school, at the
exercises attending the presentation OF
] the flag to the school by the P. o. S. OF
VA. OF Woodsboro. The flag was receiv.
~ On the part OF the school by Principal
nv a snd Mrs. Charles G.. Myers, par
IN OMC Ed M,are ctata Fire Mar