The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.
aoue Little lettings About Peo-
*, pie and Things.

M t'5Ally ill.,
" IKE Civic Club has selected May 9th as
clean up day
clinton McSherry has returned from a
trin TO New York.
Frank Staley, has been confined to his
:. home for several days.
%Tbe summer kitchen of L. R. Waesche
at Thurmont was destroyed by fire.
A new mail route is to be established
between Frederick and LewStown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Railing celebrated
their golden wedding on Sunday last.
Middletown will have an electric light
plant 1t will be in operation this week.
William H. Plummer, of Relay, Nd.
= ,IANending some time with friends IN this
Rshop Dennis J. O'Connell was insti-
tuteel Bishop OF Richmond, Va, on Tues
day last.
Mr.. Vincent Sebold, of Emmitsburg,
was in this city attending railroad con-
ference.
Miss Ruth E. Haller, West Third street,
is visiting friends at Forest Park, Baltl-
more, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Cramer are
spending a few days in Baltimore and
York, Pa.
Harry l.. Ebert, grocer, North Market
street, has placed new delivery wagon
on the street.
Mrs. E. H. Lamar has been on visit
to her sister, Mrs. George F. Wiley, at
Bristol, Tenn.
Charles Hermann. West South street,
whohas been in Philadelphia on business,
has ieturned.
Miss Eva Houck, of Germantown, has
been visiting Miss Grace Norman, East
J bird street.
IL gS)s Isabella Zimmerman, West Third
Asfh is spending some time with friends
- sviile.
( &es Marie and Lulu LauterbaCh, of
M ytlle, are visiting Miss Dora Hess,
VA 61ckeystown.
A slight fire occurred in the bank
building at Monrovia, caused by the ex
plosion of lamp.
The Independents have added Johns
ton self starter and spark light system
on the auto engine.
The Baltimore County Court granted a
divorce to William H. Freed from his
wife, Bessie Freed.
S. Lewis Motter, of Motter Bros. &
Co., has been in Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Hagerstown on business.
Mrs. Flora Burrier. of Woodsboro, has
been visiting her father, George F. B.
Crumbaugh, West Church street.
Frederick Lodge, No. 37I, Loyal Order
\ OF Moose, held very large meeting and
q initiated a class of 81 new members.
hsplof. and Mrs. John w. Neipold, of
Washington. are spending a few days
With Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Obenderfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Thomas and
daughter. Virginia, of Atlantic CITY, are
" visiting his parental home in Buckeyes
town
Professor c. w. Ely will deliver an ad-c
dress at the exercises of the M. +. Deai
Mute Mission in Baltimore on Sunday
next
William De'auter had the end of fin
ger mashed off at the Ok Fibre Brush
Works by having 1t caught in box ma
chine.
MILFORD Railing, who has been spend
ing some time at his parental home, left
for Pittsburgh, to resume his engineering
work.
Mrs Noah E. Cramer, Miss Katherine
Cramer and Miss Alice Houck are spend
ing few days in Baltimore and Wash
: ington.
MA Chippewa Tribe, No. 10, will attend
Ne YSSNe service in the Grace Reformed
V IVAN MAY l, on invitation of the pastor
Mclean.
rs yxUBmas A. Brown, Congressional
candidate from Hagerstownl as in this
.zssfty recently comforting with the Republi-
can management.
Harry LeGore, a student at MERGERS
burg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa, is
spending several days at his home at Le-
-. Gore, this county.
At an interesting meeting of Frederick
Council, No. II8, Jr. O. u. A. NJ the
third degree of the order was conferred
upon candidate.
The CITY Hotel on Sunday last, St.
Patrick's Day, arranged menu which
included everything green that could be
served in that color.
Miss Fannie Shook, W. Patrick street,
quietly celebrated her birthday on Mon
day and was rendered postal shower by
her numerous friends.
David H. Rocky of Knoxville, pur-
chased from the trustees of ST. Luke's
lutheran Church at Jefferson a hand
h0me dwelling for S3,o
l. Mr.. Wagaman, of Hagerstown, candi-
| date for Congressional honors in the
Sixth District, was a visitor to Republican
fofticialS during the week.
Y DR.. Louis Eugster and Miss Eugster
Washington, arrived in Frederick for a
visit at the home of ex-senator Frank {.
Norwood, Rockwell Terrace.
Mrs. Catherine c. Notnagle has sold a
brick dwelling house and lot on West
south street to George Edward SChell,
the consideration being $I,45o.
Griffin Brothers, agents of the Aetna
Lie Insurance Company, have rented the
room at No. 20 West Patrick street, form
erly occupied by Ernest Helfenstein, and
g have opened an Office.
'TNAP. Tobias Kuhn has sold his two brick
Tl elllng houses, G4S and $50 w. South
" PEI. The former was purchased by
>Wy@rles Butcher md the latter by Charles
. Riddlemoser. The consideration was
Fold, silver and bronze medals will be
awE;..ded as last year in the Agricultural
Cofcge games. Any OF our school boys
who may want a booklet on How to
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