The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-26
local NEW s.
some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

street, is visiting IltnuS III DdiliNhOIS'
Mr.. Thomas J. Rohrback, of Lime
Kiln, was a caller at the CITIZEN office.
Mr.. l.. n. Evans, of New York, is a
guest of Rev and Mrs. Lamar, East
Church street.
Mr.. Charles H. Dutrow, West Patrick
street, has been spending a few days In
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Osborne Price, who has position
at Waynesboro, Pa, IS spending a short
time in this city.
Mr.. VIM. Baumgardner. of this city,
has been on business trip to New York
and Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Watts, of Washing
ton. are visiting her brother, Rev. John J.
Rives. East Third street.
Mr.. H. Lee Stoner. of Virginia. was in
the city and spent some time at the office
ofthe CITIZEN. Come again.
The large pipe organ which was order
ed from the Moller Organ Factory, Hag-
erstown, for the Methodist Episcopal
church has arrived.
Messrs lanes and Earl SolIenberger, of
York, Pa, have been spending a few
DAYS wi h Rev. and Mrs. E. Fl. Hummel-
baugh, West Patrick street.
Mr.. Christian Wilson, of N. J. Wilson
and Son. has purchased from the Acade-
my of the Visitation two story brick
dwelling on East church street.
DIR. and Mrs. c. F. Goodell left for
Chicago, Ill.,, where they will spend
several days. They will visit Mrs.
GoodeIl's sister, Mrs. J. F. Manning.
"A straw stack upon the farm of Emory
c. Remsburg of Buckeystown. who is a
member of the Maryland Legislature, fell
and buried beneath it one of the horses.
Jerome Henderson, colored, was COM
mitted to Montevue Hospital by Justice
C. H. Eckstein, for treatment. Deputy
Sheriff Deter conveyed him to the insti-
tution\
John Bowman, who was arrested here
on the charge of stealing clover seed from
J. NJ Ringgold was held in $500 bail for
the action of the grand jury by Justice
Ferguson, Smithsburg.
Fire Monday night destroyed the board
ing house at Charlottesville, Va, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Staley Holtz had
been staying and all the contents were
consumed by the flames.
Mr.. William Albaugh, OF Garrettsville,
Ohio, and Mr. Thomas Albaugh, of Tiffin.
Ohio, are visiting relatives in this city and
county. MeSsrs. Albaugh are brothers of
Mr.. Eugene H. Albaugh, OF this city
t RAYMOND Hill. coIored, was before
Iustice John Francis Smith on Saturday
night on the charge of cursing and swear
ing. He was fined $40, in default of
which he was sent to Jail for 80 days.
Mr.. Worth B. Stottlemyer, teller of the
y Bank of Waynesboro, Pa, formerly vice
president of the Boys High School, this
city, was badly injured by a fall on the
ice while returning to his home about a
week ago.
Nan Brown, coIored, was before Justice
Iohn Francis Smith on the charge of dis
orderly conduct and with disturbing the
{ peace on East street. She was fined
81 so, in default of which she was com
mitted to Jail for 10 days.
H. B. Clark, the retiring physical d.
rector of the Y. M. c. A on Sunday adj
dressed the boys meeting at the Y. NJ.
C. A. Mr.. Clark spoke particularly of
hose habits which physically deterior-
ated. and warned against them.
Mr.. Samuel A. Nusbaum. of near this
city, celebrated his 8oth birthday on Sun
day. January I'll, he being born on January
II, 1892 In honor of the anniversary
fine big turkey and oyster dinner was
prepared and enjoyed by the family.
The debaters medal awarded at the
annual celebration of the Graham-Lee
Literary Society of Washington and Lee
University, Lexington. Va. held on Lees
! Birthday, Friday night, January 10TH was
won by Edward S. Delaplaine, of this
City
s& British Bros, this city. have just been
Notified that they won the SIS silver cup.
offered by Mayor Preston, Baltimore, Tor
The best display of poultry at the Baltl-
more show made by Maryland exhib-
tor There were POT contestants, and
British Bros won by ~ points.
M Postoffice Inspector Robertson arrived
IN this city to see United States Marshal
Garter concerning the Emmitsburg post
office robbery. The officials feel certain
that the robbers spent some time in
Frederick a day or two following the
blowing open of the sale at Emmitsburg
State President Judge VIM. NJ. Dunn,
State Secretary Edward n. T'rainor, SUI
! preme Representative Henry A. Boose
and Mr. H. Reshneck, OF the Catholic
: Benevolent Legion, Baltimore, visited
a FIR. McElroy Council, c. B. l., this city,
when the recently elected officers were
installed.
!. R. Beachtold, oil Baltimore, brake
man on the Baltimore and Ohio. was
struck by helper engine near Mount
n Airy Junction and badly hurt. He had
8 got off his train to flag another train when
N the helper engine ran him down. He
\ was brought to the Frederick Hospital
for treatment.
The authorities are looking for strange
negro wanted for insulting girls on the
street Several times complaint has been
made of his conduct. Misses Loretta
Rowe, Mamie King and Annie Houck
were followed by the man two squares
and at a dark place he grabbed Miss
King. The latter screamed and the negro
Aed.
The board of directors of the United
Fire Company have organized by elect
ing Robert A. Bennett, president; Glenn
H. Worthington and John H. Frazier.
vice presidents; Albert S. Smith, secre-
tary; Schaeffer L. Rhoads, treasurer;
Charles NJ. Hagan, William E. Filler and
Bradley T. Marman we're made members
of the standing committee.
Mrs. Annie Yinger, residing on B. &
o. avenue. narrowly escaped being burn
ed to death when the celluloid comb in
her hair caught fire while she was lean
ing over heated stove. The presence
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