The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-19

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ness trip to Frederick on Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Miller are spend
ing the week with friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Louis Eichelberger, of Washington,
spent some time at his home in this city
Mrs. Charles w. Tabler, of Washing.
ton, D. c., is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Frances Rohrback. of near Lime
Kiln, is visiting friends at West End, N.
Mr.. Charles Mussetter, of Oklahoma, is
visiting relatives and friends in this city
and county
Mr.. Frank Storm, with the Model is
spending his vacation in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr. Frank Cole, with c. f. Cline, is at
the City Hospital, where he underwent
an operation.
Miss Beryl Price, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. Edward S. Moberly, West
Church street
Miss Kate Ramsburg, who has been
visiting in the West, has returned to her
home, East Second street.
Miss Laura L. Zegler, of Morganza,
Pa, is visiting her brother, Mr. George
A. Zeigler. East Second street.
Mrs. Oakley Stewart and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, OF Norfolk, Va. are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel City, of Baltimore
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Schroeder, South Market street.
Miss Ella Crummitt. of Riehls Mill,
who has been visiting Miss Jennie Ben
nett, East South street, has returned.
Miss Christina Lowenstein, of Hagers-
town. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Zeigler, East Second street,
Mr. and Mrs Ammon E. Cramer have
returned after spending some time in
| Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York
Mrs. DeLeon and Mr.. John A. CARRIER,
of Annapolis, are visiting at the home of
Rev. Avery Donovan, of Buckeystown.
J Messrs. Bernard w. Wilson and Guy
Blackston were on visit to Hagerstown
as the guests of Mr.. Charles 7. Wilson.
Messrs. Edwin Gontner and Herbert
! Evans, of Gardenville, Md, were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Ringer, East Third
street.
Miss Myrtle V. Harrison, of Hagers-
town, is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Harrison, East Fourth
street
Mr.. Robert Duncan. of Newark, N. J.,
who has been visiting Mr.. H. Hanson
Maulsby, West Church street, has re-
turned.
Messrs. Holmes D. Baker and Thomas
NJ. Williamson are making a tour of
| Europe. They left for New York on
/ Monday.
Mr. Guy X. Motter and his mother,
Mrs. Isaac Motter, East Second street,
have returned from motor trip to Har-
| rlsburg, Pa.
Miss Hal Lee T. OFT has entered the
Office of Griffin and Griffin and has taken
up the work Of soliciting insurance for the
Aetna Life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baker and sons,
Daniel, David and Joseph, OF Baltimore,
spent the week end with relatives at
Buckeystown.
While fishing along the Monocacy
Messrs Charles P. TroxeH, Harry Ebert
and Fred Kopp were successful in land
ing s fine bass.
Messrs. Harry Gilbert and Roy Shipley
enjoyed fishing trip along the river at
Point of Rocks and were successful in
landing 10 bass.
Mr.. Walter Sim, North Market street,
is the guest of Mr.. d. Charles Wine
brener, 3rd at the camp along the Mo-
nocacy at Reich's Ford.
Caused by a break in the condenser on
the ice machine, the White Cross Milk
Company has been compelled to cease
temporarily making ice.
Motorman Jesse Haugh, of the Fred
erick Railroad, who was assaulted by
Albert Shank at Myersville, has resumed
his duties on the railroad
The excursion from this city over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sunday
took 1872 persons from the city-73 went
to Washington and SO to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Buckley, Miss
Hattie Buckley, and Master Gordon
Buckley, all of near Frederick, have re-
turned from ten days visit to Atlantic
City.
Fishermen of the city are complaining
over the loss of many live bait. 1t is
claimed that within the past week or two
several fishermen have lost the bait by
the hundreds.
Mr.. l.. Leroy Oliver, Of Buckeystown,
returned home from Chicago. where he at
tended the annual convention of the Phi
Alpha Delta, as delegate from the Uni
versity of Virginia fraternity.
Prof. Breechbill, of Marion, Pa, has
been appointed principal of the Boonsboro
schools Prof Breechbll is a graduate of
Blue Ridge College, Westminster, and
was professor of mathematics and science
at his alma mater, when he decided to
accept his new post.
Messrs. Kolb Brothers, North Market
street, have purchased from Mr.. Charles
Harrison, of LeeSburg, Va, the farm
known as Cooper Haunck," comprising
PTS acres, and situated about three miles
from Point of Rocks. They will convert
the place into stock farm.
An application for the pardon Of George
Poole, of this county. has been made to
Governor Goldsborough. Poole was con-
victed at the February term Of court Tor
larceny, two cases, and sentenced to 80
months in the House OF Correction. The
Governor took up the case on July IS.
A meeting of the leaders of the Socialist
party of Brunswick was held and prepare
tons made to have ticket in the field in
the town election. There is an unusually
large number of Socialists in Brunswick,
and on account of the rivalry of two fac
tons in the town it is felt that the Social
ISIS have considerable chance of control