The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-02
TOCAI NEWS.
g Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.


visiting friends in Baltimore.
on February % postal savings bank
Sill be established at Taneytown, Md.
Mr.. Vincent Sebold, of Emmltsburg
was in this city on railroad business.
Hon. John. P. T Matthias was in this
city on Saturday seeing his many friends.
MI. John S. Newman, has gone to An.
BapoIis where he will attend the Court OF
Appeals.
Miss Beulah Dutrow of Baltimore, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
putrow Telegraph street.
Mr.. William Hetterly, of near Thur
mont, killed in the mountains near his
home lynx weighing forty pounds
Mr.. David Frushour left for York, Pa,
to take charge of the sand glass depart
pent Of the York Lock and SAFE Co.
Miss Camille Shuford librarian at the
Woman's College, has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Beard, of Hagerstown.
DIR c F. Goodell, who has been at
lending the Modern Woodmen's Conven-
ton, Chicago, ILL.,, has returned home.
Mr.. Frank L. Stoner, OF the Frederick
bar, while on his way from his Office to
HIS tlOiitC, IIli vi d SLdCWdlN dhA DiOhN
one Of his ribs.
The Germantown Milling Company,
Germantown. Montgomery county, whose
plant was destroyed by fire at loss of
about $22.o 900, will rebuild.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Charles Winebrener
and Mrs Samuel G.. Duvall, who were in
New York attending the funeral of Mrs.
Daliam, have returned home.
A Slight fire occurred at the home of
Mrs Charles Fleming, East Fifth street.
In lighting the lamp. part of the match
few on a couch, setting fire to the cover,
The management of the City Opera
House is planning to make number of
improvements to the hall which will add
TO the comfort and enjoyment of the
patrons.
A delightful mid winter reception was
held at the Womans' College on Friday
last. The faculty of the college composed
kthe reception committee. The attendance
twas large.
An, electric light has been placed on the
pole in front of the Boys High School on
North Market street, which makes a de-
cided improvement in the lighting of the
street in that locality.
Mrs. c. H. Conley and her daughter
were Thrown out of their sleigh near the
corner of Market and South streets, when
the runner caught in the car track.
Neither OF them was hurt.
III. w. Watson. formerly lineman for
the Frederick County Telephone Com
pany, this city, now OF Philadelphia mar
rowly escaped death by eIectrocution at
Lock Haven, Pa, a few days ago.
Samuel F. Gardiner who is employed
BY the c. and P. Telephone Co, was
overcome by gas while working in the
n1anhole in front OF the store of c. T.
Kemp. He was taken out and soon re-
vived.
Il Harvey Haugh, of New Midway, is the
owner of COW which has given birth to
-four calves in less than IL months. On
February rs, 1911, the COW gave birth to
twp calves aud also on January ~ of this
year.
Harvey R Lease sold at public sale at
the court house door for Gilmore Flautt
and Frank L. Bentz, house and lot on
the corner of Maple Avenue and North
Bentz street. 1t was purchased by John
Hickman for $I,325.
The Ladies' Guild of the Lutheran
church at Middletown on Saturday pre-
scented the Minister'S Honeymoon, to
a good sized audience. About $40 was
realized. Mrs Mcdaniel, of Frederick,
directed the production.
"A patent brake on an elevator at the
hosiery mill on East Patrick street pre-
vented serious accident, when a shaft
broke while Messrs. Harry Cornpropst
and John Baumgardner were leaving the
third floor of the building.
John Lawson, of Urbana, fell on West
Third street cutting an ugly cash on his
&cheek under the eye. He was taken to
Rfhe office of Drs. johnson and Smith
East CHURCH street, by Officer Brengle,
where his wounds were dressed.
The case of Marie A. Vollum VS.. Mar
tina Beall ct al, is being argued before
the Court of Appeals. The case was ap-
pealed from the court of Frederick county
inaoII by the plaintiff. Milton G. Urner
il appearing for the appellant and John 5.
Newman for the appellees.
Al number from the city and county will
take the two ek's course in irult grow
ing which starts at the Maryland Agricul-
enfal College this week Mr.. James II.
Gambrill, Ill, Charles w. Quynn and
George w. Roelkey superintendent OF
the Baker orchards, near Pearl. left on
"Wednesday to attend the meeting.
The Frederick City Abattoir Company
has leased in Washington cold storage
house and will use this place as distrib-
Qting point for Washington, beginning
Eebruary 1. A manager will be placed
In charge who will have the oversight OF
the business of the company in an around
Washington.
Willis B. Burdette, postmaster at Rock
vile, received word from the Post Office
department that postal savings bank
would be established in connection with
The Rockville post Office and that it would
d. ready for business February FL. This
is The first bank of the kind to be ordered
Established in Montgomery county.
"A benefit performance was given on
Monday night at the Academy of Music,
Baltimore, for St. Josephs Catholic
&hurch,. Buckeystown. Rev. l.. Wei
denhan, pastor of the church, was former
an assistant at ST.. Johns church, Baltl-
1nore, and has many friends in that city.
The play that was given was Ben Hur. >
Ex-County Treasurer Chas c. Bser,
las sold his handsome home along the
National pike, three miles west OF Mid
Nletown, to Mr.. Lawson r. Blltle, OF
Myersvile Mr. Blser, who is now treas
z'rer of>the Morris Iron Works, is build
zng fine home at 'Airview," along the
H., I,,.. q, chOrf I,cfapc.a oasf Of Mid