The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13
p1 AL NEW S,
little lettings About\ Peo-
pie and Things.

condition OF Mr.. John HerShper
,smain4 about the same.
Samuel Peaster, Of this city, is on
10 tbe vicinity of Cumberland.
81 and Mrs !. d. Denny, of Hunting
4 Ind. are visiting relatives in this
Earl n. Keedy, clerk of the New
Hotel has returned from a short va
Isaac Weinberg and family, OF
s|roton Va, are visiting relatives in
Eity.
ktice and Mrs. Fabian Posey, East
|# nj street, are on visit to Southern
Il Iand
II, Annie Drummer Kemp, West Third
Il has returned from weeks visit
Washington.
Ks Helen Erdman, Of Baltimore, is
I'M Mrs. II. c. Zacharlas, East Third
"A, this city,
II CLYDE /. Hauver, who was visit
Friends and relatives in Baltimore,
|feturned home.
IL Alban NJ. Wood has been visiting
Brother. Prof Earle B. Wood, of
Blgomery county.
'kphen II. Bennett is getting along
8nicely, He is suffering from a mild
Ii Of typhoid fever.
II NJ. Arthur Derr left for Lexington,
/ where he will matriculate at Wash
b. and Lee University.
i class reunion of the Boys High
bol class Of 1911 was held at the City
Il followed by banquet
Il Frank Hargett gave floral recep-
|atbis home on Wednesday last. The
len was a scene of beauty.
BIZ Judge Hammond Urner, who has
i'll with typhoid fever, is now able
up for a while in the morning.
i. F. VI Zimmerman, West Patrick
i, has been visiting her daughter,
|Vc,or Stull at Yellow Springs.
BUR- Crier George A. Schroeder eel
led his 67th birthday. He received
congratulations of his many friends.
and Mrs. Henry L. Bennett ana
Iobn II. Bennett, West South street,
pending their vacation in Charleston,
IS Marshall Favorite, of Thulmont,
pending some time with her daugh-
Mis- George E Fox, Hartford
y.
IS Mary Poole, West South street,
returned home after two weeks
% Gaithersburg, Washington, d. c.,
Arlington, Va.
!. Vincent Sebold of Emmitsburg,
10 this city on Tuesday on railroad
less. He left on the afternoon train
Philadelphia, Pa.
IS Florence Mealy and Miss Hilda
lrias, of this city, who have been
ling some time at Lake Mont Park,
returned home.
S Harry J. Walling and son, and
John Gittinger and son, North
street, have returned from visit
atlves in York.
= excursion over the Baltimore and
Railroad on Sunday last. Septem
III, took 23o persons from this city
Ding to Washington and 76 to Balti-
mer & Staufer sold for Robert
sr and wife their tract of land with
ngs situated in Urbana district, to
, Z. Jones and wife, on private
. George w. Heinlein and daugh-
isS Helen Heinlein, who have been
lg her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
have returned, accompanied by
sill.
5 Ruth Warrington, daughter of
r Judge and Mrs. Glenn H. Worth
/, who has been visiting at Ocean
Md, has returned to her home,
ID street.
Charles f. Boothe and daughter,
, of Wakefield, Va. who have been
ing few days with her brother,
;. E. Miller, West Patrick street,
'eturned.
II. British, Lloyd T. MacGill, P. T.
Frederick, and Oscar Boileau,
clown. were on an automobile trip
mover, Middleburg and other places
ting Barred Plymouth Rock farms.
main shaft of the plant of the
bre Brush Company. East Church
was broken on Tuesday, the 10th
1t was replaced promptly with
ne. The time lost was only SO
demonstration of the Pyrene Fire
gnlsher will be given in the Court
: Square at 8 o'clock. on the even
Tuesday, September 18th, which
e similar to the demonstration made
ome months ago.
-ry B. Witter, local stock exhibitor,
eded in landing The Baltimore lfmer-
and Star prize, which is SIS cup,
d by Gen. Felix Agnus, at the Ii
I'm Fair, Baltimore county. In all,
sltter won about seventy ribbons.
n 5. Fink filed deed of trust in the
5 Office asking that all his personal
.ther property be placed i'll the hands
Dorsey Etchison and John Francis
Tor settlement among his creditors.
rustees were appointed and jurisdic-
vas allowed them by the Court.
arman Lewis F. Kefauver, of the
'essve Party. recently issued call
meeting of the County Central
nlttee, to be held in the Harrington
ing, No. sos North Market street,
llarday morning, September 18th,
O'Clock.
e projected new low grade Western
land railroad line from near Hagers
10 Baltimore, which, according TO
iitVeyS, will pass through Frederick,
declared in financial circles in BaIti-
; Is surely coming. The Western
lahd will be the first trunk line rail.
system to pass through Frederick
ms city Will be one of the division
mpany A, of Frederick, is still
hS the MARYLAND National Guard