The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19

vi Rev. Dr. Marion Kline, of Altoona
Pa, is in the city on business.
Vincent Sebold, Of Emmitsburg, was
in Frederick on Railroad business.
Irrigation system has been installed on
the farm of the Buckingham School.
Governor GoldSboroush has designat-
ed Friday, April 10Th, as Arbor Day.
Mrs. VIM. II. B. Etchlson, who is i'll at
the City Hospital, is improving slowly.
7. Windsor Williams. of Kemptown,
has been in the city on business during
the week.
Contract for heating the swimming pool
in the Y. NJ. c. A. building was awarded
to H. c. X. Fox
Miss Valerie Welty, of Emmitsburg,
has been visiting Miss Mary Kennedy,
East Third street.
Hon. David J. Lewis has accepted an
Invitation to speak at the Boosters Ban
quet on April goth.
IS Walter Rothenhoefer, sixteen years old,
left home and no tidings of his where
abouts can be asCertained.
81 Don A. Houf was taken to the City
Hospital for a serious operation, which
swas performed successfully.
81 Lowenstein & Wertheimer purchased
In residence of the late Steiner Schley,
Nv st Church street, for $1,000.
dr. and Mrs. w. N. Joliae, Rockwell
Terrace. have returned from visit 10
&Staunton and Winchester, Va.
The Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
HAS two trees bearing bananas. The
#trees are two and one-half years old.
Rev. DR.. John S. Bowers, of Baltimore,
was chosen president of the NJ. 2. Con
bference which convened at Laurel, Del.
VIM. II. Ramsburg, grocer, won the
HS5Co prize for the largest increase i'll sales
kof Keebler-Weyl Baking Powder Com
spapy.
skAlrs. Emma James has received $3.50
from the BriCklayers Union, which IS the
I death claim of her husband, William H.
names.
n The High School Cadets are making
Ian effort to procure abandoned Spring
4feld rifles from the State Arsenal for the
&Frederick Corps.
Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon attended
gthe spring meeting OF the Baltimore Pres
$bytery which met in the First Presbyte-
ran church, that city.
Young & Staley have sold for Mrs. T.
4 d. Biscr her vacant lot on the northeast
corner Of Dill avenue and Elmer street to
Samuel T. Gittinger.
Mrs. /. V. Baughman, Poplar Terrace,
accompanied by Mr. c. II. Baughman,
OF TIE CITIZEN, made an auto trip TO
Baltimore on Monday.
A new ticket cabinet to be used al the
New Civ Hotel, which is a ticket office
OF the Frederick Railroad Company has
arrived. 1t is very attractive in appear
ance.
Motter Bros. &: Company have opened
a branch office in the First National Bank
Building, Hagerstown, with +. n. Morl-.
son s. Co. stock and bond brokers, OF
Baltimore.
The family of Rudolph Niedhart, who
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. Robert
Holmes, in Fargo, n. D., received word
that he is having a good time, and viii
remain some time.
Messrs. E. Z. Osborn, 0. c. Ware
hime Fl. D. Baker, S. Lewis Motter and
ID. John Marley were named as a com
mittee to attend the National Association
of the Board of Trade.
\ An exnloe;on of an oyercharpe of dyn-
- ,,sad IN hlasting on West Fourth
etraet sbatterrd many window glass.
InrI;ng rocks in all directions and doing
,',mcb dan,a@e to nroDertv.
Eli r, Hanoi of King David Dodge,
No. 80. and Dorsey Etchlson, OF Freder-
Me- IN Baltimore. in attendance at the
NM I od@e Of OddFeIlows.
iSy -. u NO.. hoe cold the stock
S'ia. 10 =, W.. o,oc,,,v end nrovision
- On West Patrick street. adjoining
81 hridoe 70 Thomas c. Mateny, who
bac assumed CHARGE of the business.
- 60. . n,;.. o;,,, r.ca;ved nv
:, r. Ciihe, o. 'l,' C 49, a new
"; q y, ne'Snt l,o'', lo r't ~ hs nsed bv
~ :. CTme G,,eraI directors. This
- is Of Modern design and color and is
;,1n =, in annearance.
D. uoroatt bac been
De,e.a'e e.ei - 20 ta aS in he case
caIleu 10 +hil'l Il GS,foIar STATE Auditor
sagd'sl Jo,l / ~ Hif'',Ty ,,e,nt to bribe
EWho was Ilid gu wa a. a" ,he Hpuse DIR
ino he recent session of the Legislature.
- ca.
The special commute MesSfs. Ol Ia.
III. X. Young, Ohm Baumgafuhef, IL
and William u. Zimmerman nave AWARE
ed contracts to repaiht 'he interior anu
kexterlor OF the Lutheran churGn' ie'"n
sdllle anu Install ile" "e"''iiS