The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-27
GOAL NEWS.
ANA Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

,tss Elizabeth Fritchey, of Lancaster,
p, is visiting Mrs. Horace Clarke, on
Clarke Place.
A.. Melvin Sell, of Taneytown, is Wis
Nv; W. his uncle, Mr.. Newton M. Zentz,
West Church street
n, \ Wilson Schley and William s.
,.,,,es left for New York, where they will
ynend their vacation.
Miss Mary NJ. Gittinger left for Boston,
,t.5s where she will resume her studies
ottbe Wellesley College.
n, and Mrs. O. d. Hargett, East
c6r,5 street. are spending some time in
& Pnfalo and Niagara Falls.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner, accom-
,,nied nv Mrs. Urner and son, Martin,
have cone to Atlantic City
While fishing along the Potomac river
Frank Y. Staub, Chas. TroXell and
Frank Brengle, landed IS bass.
George Kehne started a force of men
at work upon house which he will build
m North Bentz street. extended.
Crde z. Burgee has entered the Jun
ior rIa,, and Paul Holtz the Sophomore
cIass in the Western Maryland College.
Mr. Robert Kolb, East Third street,
has returned from a trip to the Pacific
coast. visiting San Francisco and other
points
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson and daughter of
uvattstown, have gone to Indianapolis,
Ind where they will visit relatives and
friends.
George w. Smith, residing on East
Sixth street, who pleaded guilty to lar
ceuy, was taken to the penltentiary few
days ago.
Sheriff Pagan took George Diggs and
William Clarke, both colored, to the pen
itentiary. where they were sentenced by
the Court.
Mr.. Albert A. Fallon, with John w.
Nealev & Sons Co.. of Baltimore, is Wis
iting Mr.. Ernest E. Pattingall, West Pat
ricl, street.
Mr.. A. c. Mcbride and son, Mr. Edgar
Mcbride. West Patrick street. have re-
turned from trip to Atlantic City and
New York.
Mr. Vernon Wordsworth, tenant on the
Loats Farm, south OF this CITY. had field
of sugar corn which yielded about 6 tons
10 the acre.
The trees along Elm street in the
Northern addition are being removed
preparatory to the laying OF the curblng
and pavementS.
Nearly 1000 persons are said to have
attended the picnic and tournament held
in Houck's Grove, near Mountaindale,
on Saturday last.
Mr. Carlton E. Wordsworth, manager Of
the Birmingham, Ala, baseball team, re-
turned from Chicago, and will spend the
winter in this city.
Mrs. A. Nj. Landauer, East Church
street, who has been spending some time
with her daughter Mrs. Lorraine Elsen-
BERG, has returned.
Mrs. LLOYD T. MacGill, Sr., Mrs. Chas.
Helfenstein and daughter and DIR. Chas.
G. MacGill, East Church street, have
gone to Atlantic City.
Mr. c. |. Burkhoder, a brakeman on
the Western Maryland Railroad, was run
over and killed at Linwood, near Union
Bridge, by freight train.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartlett, of La
iayette, Ind, who have been visiting the
latter's brother, Mrs. F. B Crumbaugh,
West Church street. have returned.
Rev. FIR. John O'Haro, pastor of the
Catholic church at Bradley Beach, N. j.,
who has been the guest Of Rev. FIR. A. J.
Conlon, St. Johns rectory, has returned,
Sweetheart, b. M, owned by c. E.
SchildkneCht of this city, was entered in
the 2I5 pace, purse $500, at the Hanover
Fair, and finished S, S, S, in the three
heats.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglass Hooff and
Miss Robins, Record street, who have
been on an extended visit to Atlantic
City and the New England States, have
returned.
Mr. Martin A. Stouffer who was IN.
iured in an automobile accident at Pen,
Mar some weeks ago, and who is in the
Hagerstown Hospital, shows little i'm.
provement.
Mr.. Frank Derr, Of this city, violinist,
has been made leader of Opera House
at Waynesboro, Pa. The show was
Baby Mine" There are seven men in
the orchestra.
Mrs. Jennie A. Hardin has returned tc
her nome at Braddock Heights, after a
delightful trip North. While away she
visited New York, Brooklyn and Kearns
berg, New Jersey.
L. E. MullniX had force Of men lay
ing cork linoleum upon the concrete il
tine rear Of the desk in the County Com
missloners' office. The linoleum is ce
mented to the floor
The members of the grand jury pre-.
sented gold stick pins to Foreman c. A
Lands, Clerk VIM. c. Rhoderick and
States Attorney Samuel A. Lewis I'm
prompiu speeches were made by the re
clpients.
Alderman Johnson received congratu
latlons upon being a grandfather. A sor
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Fox
Of Washington, Mrs. Fox being formerl,
Miss Clara Johnson, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John l.. Johnson.
With the hope of getting rid of wa.el
IN the cellars under the store of the Eber
Hardware Co. and IN the cellar of thc
residence Of Edward Houck, the indie
pendent Hose Co. auto engine was taker
to West Patrick street and put to work
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fleming gave /;
birthday party on Saturday evening a
their home on West Fourth street, il
honor of the 2Ist birthday of their son
Mr. Harry Fleming. The time was spen
IN games and aplusements. Refreshment.
We're served.
Mr.. Calvin Boone, who sustained ;
fractured skull and dislocated his hlT
while at work at the Frederick brcl