The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-05
DCAI NEWS.
Little lettings About Peo.
J pie and Things.
Philip Kunkle, East Patrick street

(.< and Mrs. John L. Johnson, East
,,Ifek street, left for Ocean City.
IA Louise Steiner, West Third street.
. eosnding a few days'in Baltimore.
Renner was appointed postmaster
~ New Midway, vice R. E. Long, resign
X;ss Hilda Zacharias, East Third street,
4 sbending some time with friends in
3aItinore.
M;ss NJ. Rose Birely is on visit to her
|se!her, Mr. Charles Birely, of New
3aVen Conn.
MA. F. A. Robbins, OF Harrisburg, Pa,
. sitting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. l.
7. Motter, East Second street.
phe United and Junior Fire Companies
sld their quarterly meetings on Monday
xonlv routine business was transacted
rev. Collins, of Brunswick, has been
sitting his brother-In-law and sister Mr.
I'd Mrs. Foster. of North Market street.
MS. Ulysses S. G. Rupp and daughter,
Iiss Margaret, East Church St, left for
h. Gretna, Pa, where they will spend
ie summer.
|IF. r. Heagey, attorney, has filed a
iii ID equity, for Sarah DeGrange, against
J. Charles Rem, asking for the setting
side of deed OF trust.
mil. S. Noah Young. who was operated
bon at the City Hospital, was brought to
ia home of his brother, Mr.. Howard E.
Dung, East Second street.
Mi. Rudolph Neidhart, East Patrick
reef, who has been on an extended visit
, bis daughter, Mrs. Robert Holmes, at
afeo, North Dakota, has returned.
A marriage license was issued in Balti-
lore to William Steiner HumeriCk, rs, of
Iaynesboro, Pa, and Hazel May Fire
one, "a, of Middletown, this county.
Mi. Edward B. Measell, the grocer,
asst Patrick street, has purchased through
Ie local agent, James f. Solt, hand
)me Ford automobile delivery wagon.
irving Paisley was bitten on the leg by
dog which ran up behind him and SELF
/ hin unawares. While the laceration
4 good sized one, the wound is not Of a
|fious character.
Mrs. ]. J. Goodale, Mrs. r. T. Goodale
i'd Mrs. Mary eraser, formerly of Fred
'ick, Md, now of Camden, S. c., have
ZEN visiting at Mr.. J.. f. Sherald's, Io6
lest Fourth street
Rev Douglass Hooff and Mr.. F. B.
have returned from Frostburg,
here they attended the meeting Of the
rch Deaconry of Cumberland, which
as in session there.
Miss Nora Kreh and Mr. I. Harry Ken
sdy. Of this city, are spending few DAYS
Baltimore. They were attendants at
e Wedding of Mr. George K. Yost and
iss Marie |. Hopp.
Mrs Sallie Nelson and daughter, Miss
agdallne. of Baltimore, who have
a few days with her parents,
r. and Mrs. G.. J. Buckley, West South
rect, have returned.
Mr.. D. c. Ramsburg, Of Harmony
rove, has purchased from dealer in
Pa, fine mare, Margaret
I, which he will enter in two of the races
the fair grounds on July 4.
Miss Nellie NJ. Casey has received word
at her brother and sister, Mr.. Thomas
Casey and Mrs. Kraft, recently were
celved by the King and Queen OF Eng
nd at the palace in London.
Play grounds for the children was open
on Tuesday last on the grounds OF the
aryland School under the auspices of
E Civic Club, Mrs. Kennedy and Mr..
ideon Hodge were in charge.
Mrs. Allan c. Mcbride, of Fort Russell,
'yoming, and Miss Susie Halbert, Of
len Arm, Md, who have been visiting
rs. A. c. Mcbride, West Patrick street,
I'VE returned to Glen Arm, Md.
Mr.. Alexander R. Hagner, we'll
lown member of the Hagerstown Bar,
as in Frederick on legal business. He
as accompanied by former County Sur
.yor. E. E. Piper, of Hagerstown.
AAspecial program Of music will be rem
red at the regular dinners to be served
the New City Hotel from IL. 80 to
clock. Fishers orchestra has been
rnishing music for the guests for several
eekss
Hon. Milton G. Urner attended the
lnual exercises of the Maryland Asylum
id Training School for the Feeble Mind
at Rosewood, near Owing's Mills,
altimore county He made an address.
n. Urner is a member of the Board of
isitors.
Miss Anna K. Brauchie, who has been
IT'D Rev. and Mrs. U. S. G.. Rupp for the
id five years, left for her home at Pres
ID, Md. on visit, after which she will
) to Philadelphia, Pa, where she will
ter the training department of the
hildren's Hospital to become a trained
Use.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Telephone
81 is stringing four copper wires from
|iddletown to Brunswick, via Burkitts-
lie. The wires will connect the two ex-
'anges- Middletown and Brunswick
Ia will give direct connection between
81 two points and for all the valley sub
.ibers.
Oscar Martin, fagman on the w. Md.
IN, received injuries as the result OF a
N in the Getty sburg yards. The muscles
! his legs were sprained and he was
Ipised about the body. He was taken
a physician in Gettysburg and his suf-
ling somewhat relieved. He was taken
N Hagerstown. Martin was formerly of
|Iunswick.
Norkmen began tearing out the furni-
re in the Office of the Board of County
commissioners for the purpose of Install
3 metal furniture. When the improve
Ients are made the room will be strictly
Ieproof, not piece of wood being vlsl-
g. The floor will be of terrazo, and the
ndow frames, the panes, cases and
QnnterS will all be of steel.
&Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon, pastor OF
'e Presbyterian church. went to Balti-
pre-, where he will attend meeting OF
Re committee from the Baltimore Presby-
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