The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-26

I'm et, is spending lew Gays III bai'l-
W A slight fire occurred at the home Of
mr.. George w. VanFossen, West All
Saints street.
Miss Helen Pollheim, of Pylesvlle,
Md, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Crum, West South street.
Messrs w. N. Jolliffe and H. M. Jones,
*of the Commercial Operators, are spend
ling the week in York. Pa.
Miss Sadie Enright returned from New
York CITY to spend the summer at her
#home, West Third street.
Misses NJ Janet Williams and Ella
Shriver, South Market street, are spend
ing some time at Atlantic City.
Franklin mellow, East Third street,
has gone to Washington, where he has
Accepted position in drug store.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Radcliff, of Balti-
more, are spending few DAYS with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. J. M. Radcliff,
East Second street.
IA Mrs. Albert Condor, East Third street.
who has been very ill at the Frederick
CITY Hospital for some weeks, is improv-
ling after an operation.
Mrs. C. F. Schroeder and Miss May
Schroeder, of Grafton, w. Va, are
spending some time with Misses Mamie
n. and May Young East Second street.
~ Mr.. Harry Nixdorff, Master Lewis
Nixdorff, Norfolk, and Samuel and Frank
Nixdorff, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs
nc. Edwin Kemp, East Third street
The Braddock Hotel, at Braddock
IN Heights, has been taken over by COM
pany composed of Grayson H. Staley,
&Wiliiam w. Doub, Charles Nice. Matthias,
"a Mr.. Edgar H. Mcbride, who has been
sEEpending his vacation at his home in this
'lNM. has returned to Cambridge, Mass,
n 3wesume his studies at the Harvard Law
l.dkhool.
.Mhe Maryland Automobile Club has
MY posted I25 showdown signs in the
VIM and also has posted the road with
IN nsshowing the way to tourists in every
N :. fection.
n William H. Barger, through his attor-
ney, Jesse F. r. Heagey, has been grant
81 ed an absolute divorce from his wife,
q Annie E. Barger. The parties resided at
II Brunswick.
William Ayers, colored, was arrested
y bv Deputy Sheriff Cramer on the charge
4 of disorderly conduct on the streets. JUS
4 tice c. H. Eckstein committed him to Jail
for hearing.
Mrs. Harry E. Carly and children,
Clarence and Mary Elizabeth, have been
spending the past two weeks in Washing
ton, visiting her brothers, Messrs. Harry
and Leslie Cramer.
II o-Crcn1 Of hraoly
ing into the home of Mr. William
1Schnauher, of Brunswick, was brought
10 Frederick by constable c. E. Myers
Yand lodged in Jail.
c. B. Cox, George r. lie Gore and Fred
erick Clayton. 1t has been incorporated
for SIS, 900, divided into $50 shares. The
hotel was built eight years ago by the
late Patrick E. Long
The Town Council of Mount Airy has
granted a franchise to a Hagerstown
firm for the erection of poles for electric
lights. 1t is understood that plant will be
built at cost of about $40, 900.
The new freight yards of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, at Brunswick were
put into service on Monday last. The
yards are what are known as hump"
Yards, and afford accommodation for
about 1000
Mr.. d. Charles Winebrener, ILL.,, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Charles Winebrener, Jr., East
Second street, has returned to St. PauPs
sSSchool, Concord, New Hampshire, to re-
MIME his studies.
Sl.NMiliam Johnson, East Sixth street, was
A1lked by horse while at work at the
ny h. Tro NNArl-, nna homo If fha laff
lVT&4 was broken Drs. Hendrix and
N1ohnson's injuries.
The Frederick Gas and Electric Com
pany have force of hands laying a new
gas main over the South Market street
bridge. The main is being laid about a
foot from the floor on the west side OF the
division of the bridge.
Mr.. Geo. Edward Myers has retired
from the real estate and insurance firm of
Keller & Myers, Frederick, and has been
succeeded by Mr.. Edward A. Toms, OF
Middletown. Mr. Myers retired to take
up his new duties as State Fire Marshall
While painting the house on the farm
of Ezra Houck, near this city, the ladder
on which Charles Welty stood slipped
from under him. In falling, he grasped
the top of an open window and held on
"a feet above the ground until rescued by
fellow workman
II Judge John c. Motter passed an order
II granting the Board of Election Supervi-
sors the right to open the ballot boxes
containing the ballots used at the last
election. The law requires that the bal
lots be kept at least six months, follow
ing the election, and it is desired to use
the boxes for the primary election on
May 6. The ballots will be preserved
the prescribed time
The two cadet companies of the BOYS
High School will parade from the school
building on North Market street down the
street to the Square Corner, on Monday
afternoon, April 20, when the annual field
) and track meet of the High School will be
held. The parade will begin at LIS
O'Clock and the cadets will go over to the
{. 6letlc Park, where the athletic meet
NV pike place. The Yellow Springs
III HMhas been secured for the occasion.
MIR Adolphus Fearhake, chief clerk in
clerk Office, rendered shad dinner
# Clerk Bowers and the clerks in the
ice of the circuit court. A sumptuons
##ner of fine shad was served and hearth
enjoyed by those present. Those pres
~snt were Rev. f. H Lamar, Clerk Harry
w. Bowers, Deputy Clerks. Eli G.
Haugh, Willard N. Nusz, Charles B.
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