The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-24
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ame Little lettings About Peo-
e pie and Things.

fegistered at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City
Miss Ellen Baker, has been visiting
MIS- Anne Schley, West Second street
Mrs. Henry Raabe, South Marke
street is on a visit to friends in Scranton
Pa.
Mrs. Jennie Wisong, of Cumberland
IS visiting relatives and friends in this
City.
Mrs. Caroline Ross Rogers, who is un.
Der treatment at the City Hospital, is
much improved.
Mr.. /. Addison Ruse, of Baltimore, has
been spending few days with relatives
Ind friends in this city.
Miss Wilmoth Phebus, West Patrick
street, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Katie
Moore, in Washington
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilleary. of Philadel-
pha, is visiting at Mrs. Thomas SChley's,
Nest Second street
Mr.. c. T. Schroyer, of Wolfsville, was
caller at the CITIZEN office. He is al
EayS welcome visitor.
Miss Mary Williams, of Union Bridge,
Il visiting her sister, Mrs. Jacob Mack
lev. West Fourth street
Monk Jacobs made successful aScen-
sion in his balloon from the Carnival
grounds on Saturday last.
Reno S. Harp. this city, will make the
address on Memorial Day, May 3oth, at
Winfield, Carroll county.
IN AIRS. Max Won Schegell of Martins
Wig, w. Va, is the guest of Miss Ruth
;, link, East Third street.
%AS.,sl. and Mrs. Charles F. Huntsberry,
.fS1R ... Church street, are on visit to rel
lNN HUN and friends at Boonsboro.
ss".. ward H. Kreh has been appointed
IN Ky Grand Regent of Frederick Coun-
NaM o. IIo6, Royal Arcanum.
n lis9 Vincent Sebold. manager of the
n Wrnitsburg Railroad, was in Frederick
. AEnday on railroad business.
"a Mr.. William Overlander, who has a
g16sition near Baltimore, spent over Sun
dan at his home, South Market street.
Mr.. Lee Smith has completed the barn
BIZ the farm OF H. Claggett Biser, to re-
place the one recently destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Guy o. Phleeger, of Chambers
burg, spent Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Phleeger, West Patrick
Street.
Braddock Heights has been dressed
by the railroad officials for the grand
opening on Monday next "Whit Mon
day"
n Another large automobile truck and
delivery wagon has been placed on the
Streets by the Frederick City Abattoir
Company.
n The excursion over the B. & o. on
Sunday last took I53 persons from the
city, IS going to Washington, and IS to
Baltimore.
Walter Cook employed IN excavating
for the sewer on West Third street, was
Slightly injured by a portion OF the bank
Gazing in.
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
George Norman, East Third street, re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lamar. of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, were spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Bowers, Madison avenue.
Misses Viola Wolfe. of Yellow Springs,
and May Dorcus. of Woodsboro, have
been the guests of Miss Grace Hummel-
baugh, West Patrick street.
U. Thirty.six members of the Knights of
Council, No. 22I6, OF this city,
Minded the meeting OF the council IN
pS>MKfnore on Sunday last.
IN,aKVel ornamental street lighting pole in
j q Eof the Quynn hardware store, East
bNIl2kck street, has been painted yellow,
zsNd attracts considerable notice.
gE3YState Councillor A. +. Heidler. of the
9Senior O. U. A. NJ, has gone to the
n Eastern Shore ard will visit the councils
Of that section during this week.
A Fritchie Memorial Is contemplated
by number of ladies oil this city who
have decided by preliminary meeting
at the Y. NJ. c. A. to further the project.
Some of our enthusiastic baseball play
4 ers have leased Athletic Park from f. B.
Measel The Park will be used for local
players and it is hoped they will be liber-
ally patronized.
Grant Ponton, a lad sent to the State
industrial school at Lock Haven, Balti-
more county, made his escape from the
institution and was located again at
Buckeystown.
Mr.. Emory G.. Nusz, South Market
street, and Mr.. Ohm M. Storm, Boons-
boro. are attending the commencement
y exercises at Powhatan College, Charles
Town, w. Va.
Frank c. Hargett, this city, has receiv-
ed an invitation TO the farewell ball OF the
graduating class of the Naval Academy,
at Annapolis, to be held on June 7. Mr..
Hargett will attend
Meccrc Mahrl AJarfz I ewiS Wood
ward, Paul Delphi and Clamde Hahn, on
motorcycles. made trip from Frederick
10 HagerStown, to Waynesboro, to PEN
HIRr and return, on Sunday.
he alarm of fire on Saturday night
Wmrtly after ten o'clock, proved to be
M The fire apparatus went up West
l N\tsick street, where the alarm came
NM but no fire was discovered
Y NN residents on West Third street,
I IS to he repaved. are up in arms
|fs{1I 1 urlck paving, block asphalt they
IN Hill be more advisable. Aldermen
% ~ the moving spirit.
IA fJ Duncan Spaeth, of Princeton
N&rsity, has been engaged to give his
N Ne of lectures on Great Moral Lead
NM by the executive committee OF the
N1Ron1an's College management.
Horace Thomas Canes, colored lad
aged IS years, residing at Pleasant View,
was run over bv fast Baltimore and
Ohio freight train, receiving injuries
which caused his death about an hour