The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-26

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man, is in New York ON business
Miss Edna NJ. Schaeier, East 4th stree
is visiting friends in New Haven, Conn.
The Mt. Pleasant Picnic and Tourna
ment was postponed on account Of rain
Mr.. Frank Kephart, a former compost
tor on the CITIZEN, is on a visit TO hi,
mother on East 4th street.
Mr.. Charles H. Kehne has purchased
an +. Nj. f. Roadster automobile from
the local agent John H. Grove.
Mr.. Charles Hayden, formerly of Fred
erick, appeared in Rex motion picture,
! The Voice of Millions, " IL the Marvel.
Mrs NJ Wertheimer and two daugh.
tiers, of Cumberland, Md, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ID. British, West Patrick street.
New time tables for the Frederick Rail-
road, The Heart of Maryland Route. "
have just been printed and are being dis.
! tributed.
Mrs. Julia Smith, of Buckeystown. cele-
brated her eighty-second birthday on
Sunday 2Gst. Mrs. Smith is enjoying
very good health.
Mr.. Victor McHenry. formerly of Fred
ercK, is visiting relatives here This is
the first time Mr.. McHenry has been in
Frederick for eighteen years
Mrs Kate English Caldwell and daugh-
ter, OF Washington, are visiting in this
city. Frederick was the home of Mrs.
Caldwell before her marriage
A reunion of the Presbyterian church
will be held at Pen-NIar Thursday, August
I. The principal address will be deliver
ed by VIM. L. Ellis, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Guy Albaugh and sister, Miss
Alice Crum, East Third street, left for
Baltimore, where they will 90 to Norfolk,
Va, by boat TO remain for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman F. Lucke and
little child, and Miss Lillian Maisel, of
Baltimore, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Masel, of Buckeys-
town.
Mr.. O. E. Weller, chairman of the
Good Roads Commission. and Chief
Engineer H. G.. Shirley, arrived in Fred
erick and registered at the New City
Hotel.
Mr. w. A. Harley accidentally cut the
fesy part of his left hand by pair of
scissors while opening a bundle of mail
at the postoffiCe. The wound is pain
full one.
A number of dogs have been running
loose about the city unmuzzled. Atten-
ton of the city officials has been called to
this and strcter enforcement of the law is
promised.
Clarence Boiler, of Woodsboro, this
county, has purchased of H. w. Parr, of
hop hnrca
pacing record of ais and can also trot
better than 2.2o
Arrangements are being made for the
doth celebration of the emancipation to
be observed by the colored people of
Frederick county, on Thursday, August
Ist, at the Fair Grounds.
Charles P. Shroy, of Point of Rocks
declared his intention in the Frederick
county clerk S office of becoming citizen
of Frederick county. He is carpenter
and is tbirty-three years of age.
A water pipe on Court street, between
Patrick and Church streets, is broken
Practically all of the cellars in that sec
ton have become filled with water, and
in one case or more had TO be pumped
out.
DR.. !. Heisely Keller, North Market
street, is spending his vacation at Phila-
depha, Atlantic City and New German
town, N. !. During his absence his drug
store is in charge Of Mr.. John R. Carson,
of Cecil county.
Mr.. Lawson Summers and his daugh-
ter, Hattie Summers. of near Harmony,
while picking huckleberries killed big
rattle snake IN Blue Ridge mountains.
The reptile was about four feet long and
had IA rattlers.
Vincent Sebold filed in court ioi J.
Howard Creager and wife, bill for the
sale OF some property about Emmits-
burg. In the case 81 deeds were filed as
exhibits. This number stands as rec
ord in the court here.
Discovery of a broken piston head on
the low pressure cylinder of the large en-
CINE at the plant of the Frederick Rail
road Power Co brought to light the real
trouble of the difficulty which the road
has been experiencing for the past few
days.
Arrangements are being made for the
annual outing of the Frederick Clearing
the affair at Nelson's Hotel, Ridgevile.
on Thursday July rs. The members of
the association will be taken to Ridgeville
in automobiles.
Rev. A. J. Gill, formerly Of this city,
was thrown from his buggy while return
ing to his home. in Aberdeen, from a
chapel in the county where he had held
services on Sunday last. He was driving
when heavy storm overturned his buggy.
He was not injured.
Mr.. George Esterlv quietly celebrated
his S4th birthday Tuesday at the home
of his daughter, Mrs VIM. II. Rumpf,
East Fifth street. Mr.. Esterly was born
July "a. 1885, in Haton, Alsasse Lor-
rane. France, and when a man came 10
this country and landed in Frederick
May II, IS47.
There IS a plan on foot among the
clothing and shoe stores of Frederick TO
close their stores at 5 O'Clock during The
month of August. This plan if brought
about will put the shoe and clothing
stores upon the same footing as the dry
goods stores. which for some wears have
been closing at o clock during August
The committee having IN charge the
auto engine of the Independent Hose
Company, decided to replace the tires on
the two rear wheels of the machine with
new ones. The old tires have been on
since it was purchased nearly four years
ago, and are worn out. The run 10 the
fire at Reifsnider'S mill put an end to
them.