The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-11
LOCAL NEWS.
,o,oa Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

pav A. NJ. Clark, of Emmtsburg, has
crented a call to Martinsburg, w. Va.
Ar Henry Hahn, who has been i'll
nth typhoid, is much improved.
r,bn w. Mnker, of York, Pa, who had
zen visiting his home in this city has re-
burned.
Mr. D. Edward Herbert, of Cumber-
,nd is visiting relatives and friends in
Ibis city.
A supposed burglar at the Office of Drs.
Hobnson and Smith was routed before he
Entered the building.
Mss Margaret Mcpherson. East Pat
,;ck street, has gone to New York, where
Lbe will spend the winter.
Fdgar Haller the efficient special de
livery letter carrier. has donned his new
nom for the winter season.
II Nr Chester Sullivan, who has been
emDloved some time at the Morris Iron
Torls. has returned to Hanover
On Monday last DR.. Alice Radcliff en-
terta.ned his best man and ushers at the
home Of his father, DR. J. NJ. Radcliff.
Mr.. Ralph Finneyfrock, West South
street. is critically i'll with appendicitis
Ind typhoid fever at the City Hospital
The Republican County Central Com
nitlse held meeting at the court house,
HE meeting was not very well attended.
Mrs Charles w. Miller, North Market
ktreer. who underwent an operation at the
B CW Hospital for appendicitis is improv-
b..
/. The United Fire Company has i'm
broyed its engine house and opened a
loom for the accommodation of its mem
bers.
Miss Alice Feiser, of Woodsboro, who
+ has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Grayson
ID. Ciumbaugh, North Bentz street, has
returned
Mr. Frank G. Wagaman, brother of
@Ir Charles d. Wagaman, the Republican
nominee for Congress was in Frederick
+ b. business.
The Progressive Party of Frederick
bounty plans to hold big meeting in
Frederick some time during the last week
LII this month.
Nj Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee. of Need
|kood Forest. Frederick county, is the
suesl OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry SeCkel
'3enhns at Sherwood.
Fl The mayor and council of HagerStown
decided TO appropriate money for the pur-
ehase of an automobile fire engine for the
hnuetam Fire Company.
The excursion over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad on Sunday last took I4I
persons from the citv-94 going to Wash
lngton and AZ to Baltimore.
Mr. c. Reginald Hughes, engineer,
Formerly of this city, but now in the
Employ of the u. S. Government, Gatun,
Panama, is in this city visiting relatives.
n Mrs. Donald Mclean, former President
5ene al of the Daughters of the Amerl-
Ban Revolution, is on visit to her sisters,
lhe Misses Richie, West Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Fearhake who
Dave been spending the summer at Brad
Dock Heights, have returned to their
home on East Patrick street for the winter.
Rev. s. s. Hough, d. D., missionary
Ia China, on leave, who is attending the
Conference Of the United Brethren Church
b this city, is staying. at the New City
Hotel.
Attorney George A. Pearre, Court
street. has returned from a successful
Bquirrel hunt in Montgomery county.
4e succeeded in bagging twelve fine
$quirres.
Mrs. E. Louise Lowe and Miss Esther
Lowe, who have been spending the sum
Iher at the Washington Cottage, Brad
lock Heights, have returned to their
home in Baltimore.
Fl Superintendent George II. Wiener had
a force of hands repairing a leak in the
water pipe on East Patrick street, near
Nisner street. The pipe has been leak
big for some time past.
Harry W. Bowers, Samuel d. Thomas
Ind Noah E. Cramer inspected number
bf apple orchards in Virginia, visiting
Frederick, Jefferson and Berkeley coun-
lies. The trip was made by automobile.
4 The new students of the Woman's Col
3ege we're given a reception by the old
Students in Kemp Hall Saturday night.
Dine of the features OF the entertainment
kas play. Dancing was also enjoyed.
I. Clarke Kieffer, formerly of this city,
bill Join the editorial staff of the Balti-
bore SIM. Mr. Kieffer is a son of the
Rev !. Spangler Kieffer, Hagerstown,
hnd was for many years editor OF the
Meas.
Rev. G.. M, Mathews, d. D., OF Chi
fago, H. Rev. DR., l.. S. Woodruff, OF
California, and Rev. c. Whitney, who are
b Frederick attending the annual United
Brethren Conference, are registered at
be New CITY Hotel.
Dr. Ira !. McCurdy reports the condi-
Ion of DR.. Franklin Buchanan Smith as
fair, saying he still persisted in holding
some temperature. All things considered
pr McCurdy said the condition of his pa
tent was most satisfactory.
William Ward, foreman, of the gang of
linemen OF the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co., located at Brunswick.
sustained bad cut upon the leg, caused
by an ak slipping while he was engaged
ln trimming tree near Weverton.
Mrs. NJ. !. Grove, OF Lime Kiln, this
county has gone to West Norfolk, Va, to
visit her sister, Mrs. !. NJ. Kingman.
There will be a family reunion. A
brother, DR.. Jno J. r. Krozer, of Balti-
more, is also visiting Mrs Kingman
Struck by an overhead bridge at Shen-
andoah Junction, on the B. & 0. Railroad,
brakeman Emmons, who was on his
fourth trip out of Cumberland. was badly
nurt. He &as running on the Cumber-
land division and was on train No. o.
Oscar B. Coblentz, engineer; Franz
non Schiling, general manager and x.
raul Smith, superintendent, of the Fred
erlck Railroad Company, have gone to