The citizen., 1912-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Same Little Jottings About Peo.
pie and Things.

Mr. and Mrs. Kemp keefer, East
Second street, are on a two-weeks' trip to
Atlantic City, N.
Mrs. Nav Dorsey Pike, of Atlanta, Ga,
is visiting the Misses Yinglng, Walnut
street, Libertytown.
Work on the small reservoir has been
completed and presents a beautiful and
up-to-date appearance.
The Rev. DR.. Marion J. Kline, of Al
toona. Pa. left for home after a short
business trip to this city.
Messrs Geo. s. Rodock and John Viii
son are attending the meeting of the
State Council Of the K. of c.
Mr.. Grayson H. Staley, junior member
of the firm of Young & Staley, is confined
10 his home on West Third street.
Miss Bess Lee Lamar, of Shepherds
town, w. Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
E. Doll, East Third street, this city.
Mrs. A. M. Landauer, East Church
street, IS visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lorraine Eisenberg, at Lonaconing.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lewis Motter left for
Harrisburg, Pa, to spend several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lesley McCreath.
Mrs. Caroline Rodgers, Court Square,
was taken to the Frederick City Hospital
where she will undergo an operation.
# was decided at meeting of the men
of Grace Reformed church to organize
mems brotherhood in the near future.
The excursion from Baltimore over the
B. and O. railroad on Sunday MAY II
Nrought thirty-nine visitors to the city.
,1Jo at. Donzie Houf, East Third street,
&&erflh has been undergoing treatment at the
Nh from m1rick City Hospital, is able to be out.
lW[,oncefs Mary Bentley, representative in
2ktito b.rick Of the Henry Watsons Aid
xaety, is on a business trip out of the
lEaAiss Joe Riddlemoser, formerly of Mt
WDeasant, is making her home with the
ffIisses Yingling, on Walnut street, Lib
g+&tYtown.
4 Mr.. Bernard Smith, while operating
Epower punch, at the Ok Fibre Brush
Works, was painfully cut i'll the eye by
the explosion of the punch.
The Knights of Columbus, No. 1922
at a recent meeting named first Friday
evenings and Third Sunday afternoons
(. for regular bl-monthly meetings.
Mrs. Allen Rohrback and children, who
have been spending the winter at Sewick-
lev, Pa, have returned to their cottage at
Braddock Heights for the summer.
Harry G. Tritapoe, real estate and in
Surance agent, sold brick dwelling and
lot of ground on West Fourth street to
Henry J. D. Hagan, on private terms,
Citizens are complaining about the con
1duct Of some residents on Saints street
lThe complaint comes from the white and
better element of the colored residents.
Tommy-Pop, why is a wife called the
better half?
Tommys Pop-In order, my son, that
she may not get the impression she is the
whole thing.
Mr.. l. Thomas EiSerhauer, of Cumber
land, has been visiting his parental home
I26 West Patrick street. He received an
ovation from his many friends with
banquet at the Buffalo.
An inquest was held by Justice Dennis
over the remains OF Frank Makel, colored,
fonnd in the Monocacy at Greenfield
Mills. Death from unknown cause was
the verdict OF the jury,
Plans for Improvements increasing by
100 the capacity of the Sunday School
building of the Evangelical Lutheran
schurch were endorsed at meeting OF the
!, ',TAShers OF the Sunday school.
S%Mky. Ulysses s. G.. Rupp, of this city,
isSkJNded the meeting of the board OF
ANsNes of the Theological Seminary, at
Pa. He being one of the
Es3kSt'es from the Maryland Synod.
Isgs9C. Howard Young has been appointed
agent and Harold Ramsburg, driver, for
the American Express Company, which
opened an office here on Nav IS in con,
nection with the Frederick Railroad lines.
Mrs. lane NJ. Smith, Mrs. C. NJ. Anders
and Mrs George William Devilbiss, all of
Woodsboro, Frederick county, have been
visiting at the home of their sister. Mrs
Mary J. Strawsberger North Market
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Derr Shriner,
who have been spending the winter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson DIehl, East
Third street, Frederick, are moving to
their country home at CereSvllle, where
they will spend the summer
The ancient weather-beaten cottage
where Edgar Allen Poe wrote The
Raven" brought Sos, 900 at real estate
SdlC. WHlIe roe was Wiling thS lhIAAOi7
Atal lines and other poems he could scarce
ly meet his household expenses.
= Contractor Lloyd c. Cutler has started
force of men at work upon the repairs to
The Marvel, which was gutted by tlre
several weeks ago. Mr.. Cutler says ne
sees no reason why the playhouse should
not again be opened within so days.
Company A received orders to range at
Glenburnie, June 3 and 7. The summer
encampment will be with the National
. Guards of Pennsylvania. Seargent Wal
In Mcdaniel has been promoted to
Eet mental Quartermaster Seargent.
|, homas Biggs was taken with spasm
\ VSEast Church street, in front OF the
IN Ma National Bank building. He was
MAINAko the office of Drs. Hendrix and
k\ z4 where he was given the necessary
MY E'Hn and later taken to his home on
WIN trick street.
w1 {iton has been received by the
commissioners asking for the con-
HI 4.Nh of a road running north OF
HA and the Pine Creek Road 50 as to
YN et the road near Beaverdam Stone
VZkh. The petitioners ask that the
VrNbe 80 feet wide No action has yet
-'ee1 taken on the petition.
The various councils OF the Junior
4 Order United American Mechanics OF
washington county on May II celebrated
with special exercises of patriotic char
acter the fifty-ninth anniversary of the