The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-20
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.one Little lettings About Peo.
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street, is visiting in Washington.
Mrs. w. E. Gaver, Record street, is
soendmg a few days in Mt. Airy.
Mfr. Frederick Notnagle, West All
c,;nts street, is confined to the house by
sickness
Mfr. Osborne Price, of Waynesboro,
Pa, has been spending some time IN
Frederick.
Mrs Z. T. Evans, of Decatur, ILL.,, is
visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Rad
Cliff East Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kemp, near this
city. are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival of a daughter.
Ex.Sherif VIM. G.. Grimes and daugh-
ter are spending a few days at his paren-
tal home near Ladiesburg.
The teachers in the public schools were
mailed their checks for the work of No
yember. About 81, 900 will be paid out
The natural wonders of the West were
told 10 a small-szed audience in the
Womans College hall by Will F. Thomas
in travel talk.
Twenty days of rabbit hunting in Ohio
have cost Q human lives and 80 wounded
And still they call it rabbit hunt.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The United Fire Company this city,
sold its combination chemical and hose
wagon to the Sarah Zane Fire Company,
Of Winchester for 500.
Mrs. Charles N. Black and daughter,
Of near Buckeystown, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. B. De-
Grange, West South street
It is understood that the George VIM.
Smith property on West Patrick street,
which was purchased by John N. Brengle
some months ago, will be entirely re-
nodded.
1t IS reported that there are I6 appli-
CantS in Brunswick who are seeking to
secure the position Of postmaster at the
Brunswick office. The incumbent is II
A. Splitter.
Members of the Senior Class of the
Bows High School, who spent the week
end in Washington on sight seeing trip,
accompanied by Prot Anon Burgee,
have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E Cline and family
land Lodge near Frederick, to their
home on West Third street. They will
remain in Frederick throughout the
winter
Instead Of the usual preaching services
at Montevue Hospital Sunday afternoon.
Rev. DR. Thomas f. Dixon the chaplain,
was accompanied by a number of pupils
OF Miss kllnor Markey, who gave sacred
concert.
The Washington County Water Com
pany, which supplies Hagerstown, is lay
ing, at a cost of $4,000 $4,000 feet of
2olnch wooden pipe from its mountain
at Edgemont to the reservoir at
Cayetown.
Young and Staley, real estate, loan
and insurance agents, have sold for Mr..
Cornelius F. Zimmerman, his farm stuat-
ed along the Bdllenger Creek Pike to Mr..
George c. F. Myers. of Frederick, on
private terms.
Ed. Thomas, of this city. medical STU
dent, of the University of Maryland, play
ed left guard on the varsity basket ball
team against Georgetown. Thomas was
a former member of the strong Y. NJ. c.
A. team, OF this city.
Mrs Howard V. Dutrow and daughter,
Mary Catherine, Of Colon, Panama, are
visiting at the home of Mrs burrows
mother, Mrs c. Kate Thomas. South
Market street Dr. Dutrow is expected
later to spend some time here,
President J, H. Apple, of the Woman's
College, left for Washington where he
Will attend the exercises in connection
with the inauguration of DR.. Stephens
Morrell Newman, d. d., as president of
Howard University, Washington.
Father John T. Coolahan, rector Of St.
slay's Catholic church, at Rockville.
montgomery county, who was seriously
injured a week ago IN an automobile acct
denI, lett the Casualty Hospital, Wash
nS,on, for his home at Rockville.
Mr.. Roger B. Wood, formerly of this
city, who was appointed assistant u. 5.
district attorney of the Southern district
}t New York, took his Office on Decem-
Der IS The appointment OF Mr.. Wood
vas approved by the attorney general.
Mr. Arthur Levy purchased the Levy
'esidence, 1907 West Third street. The
:. V. s. Levy and has TOR years been ,
occupied by the family of the late Chas'
?. Levy. The purchase price was $4,000
Mr.. Samuel Forney and Mr.. George
Moore. of Rocky Spring, returned from a
uniting trip through North and South
CAROLINA, Virginia and West Virginia also
he northern part of Pennsylvania with AZ
abbits, IS birds, IS pheasants,6 opossumS,
coons aud 5 skunks.
The Ok Fibre Brush Company sales
men from all over the country arrived on
Tuesday evening, in this city. They
spent some time inspecting the plant.
IN Wednesday they attended banquet
At the new City Hotel in the evening.
There were % in the party
Senator John Walter Smith, OF Mary
and offered a special bill in the Senate,
ippropriating 81 900 to pay for the dam
age done the Quinn African Methodist
church, of Frederick This measure Will
be considered in connection with the other
Maryland claims in the Omnibus Claims
Bill
Mr.. Fred. Ordeman and family have
from 227 East Second street 10
the BatzeIl property, 200 East Second
street, which he recently purchased. Mr.
Ordeman made a number OF improve
ments TO the residence Mr.. George
VIM Smith and family will move to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Orde-
man.
Every Christmas $1,000 people tail 10
receive gifts sent them through the mails
and all because the senders don't eXer-
else ordinary care in addressing parcels.
70 obviate this Christmas disappointment