The citizen., 1912-10-18
NEWS,
- little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.


lIer.
Mr. Herman Ordeman, who has been
,snding some time in this city, has re-
ned
Miss Narianna Doll and Miss Irene
o~artb are visiting friends in Washing
n D. c.
While fishing at Brunswick William D.
,rett and Harry Johnson landed 20
le bass.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Kintz, East
onrb street, are visiting friends in York
n Harrisburg, Pa.
officer Edward Herwig, of the city po-
force. who has been spending the
eek in York, has returned.
Mrs Roger S. Doll, North Market
reet, who has been visiting friends in
1estown, Pa, has returned.
GUY Ridgely was painfully injured at
Ealkersvie, when telephone pole fell
him during its erection.
Brioadier General Gather has issued
Fders to the Maryland Guard that drills
resumed on October IS.
Miss Helen Zimmerman, West Third
reet is visiting Misses Lulu and Mary
dickinson, Poolesville, Md.
Baston Higgins, colored, was injured
Doubs when he jumped from tram
ayeng at IS miles an hour.
. While fishing along the river George
/ Weiner and Harry Shook were sue
kssiuI in anding 2I nice bass.
+ Miss Grace Dill, Dill avenue, who has
len visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles E.
Rove, Gapland, Md, has returned.
Mr.. lanes r. Keller, of Baltimore,
enl the week end with his parents. Mr..
ID Mrs c. E. Keller. at Buckeystown.
Mr.. Lester A. Rhodes, of Harrisburg,
Il has been a guest at the home of Mr..
|homas P. Rice, East Fourth street, this
|y
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Mattoon, of
bnngiield, Mass, are visiting his broth
/ Mr.. Clarence K. Mattoon, East Third
rect
Mr.. Lewis c. Hooper and family, Of
Cashington, have returned to this city
bd are residing at 3I5 South Market
|reet.
Ben Mathews was painfully injured at
froyes Quarries, near this city, by stone
bling upon him. He was removed to
5 home.
mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Ridgely,
Fest South street, have been visiting
eir daughter, Mrs. H. Walter Cook,
ItoOna, Pa.
Mr.. John NJ. Haller and family, who
i've been summering at Braddock
Lights, have returned to their home on
asst Third street.
While fishing along the Monocacy
lillian {. Rowe and George Lewis were
cceSSful in landing 9 bass and turtle
eighing II pounds.
Mrs. Annie A Cline, of New High
nds, Mass, is spending some time with
r son, Mr.. c. f. Cline, at Highland
odge," west of this city.
Ex Sheriff Charles P. Troxell and
ank V. Staub enjoyed fishing trip
1ng the Potomac at Tuscarora and
re successful in landing IS fine bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wynn, of Linthi-
m Heights, Anne Arundel county. who
We been visiting her mother, Mrs.
lry E. Poole, East Patrick street. have
urned.
Young & Staley, real estate and insur-
ce agents, have sold for Michael f.
lger, his property situated at Park
lis, TO Mr.. John L. Eckenrode, on pri-
lie terms.
William H. Smith, real estate, loan
d insurance agent, has sold for Jacob
ra Summers, his house and lot in Yel-
v Springs to Josiah B. Feaga, on pri-
te terms.
Mr. Charles II. Kehne, North Market
eet motored to York. Pa, accom-
MED 10y Mrs. Kehne. who has been
ending a few days at her parental home
this city.
Messrs. Charles MuIlican, August
ust, Fleet and John StaIey enjoyed a
hing trip along the Monocacy and were
cceSsiul in landing 10 fine bass, aver
3 two pounds each.
Mrs. John d CARRIER, of Davsville, and
rs Elmer c. Main, of Liberty, who
We been spending few days with Mr.,
ID Mrs. Glenn o. CARRIER, South Mar
et street, have returned.
The will of the late Prof. c. w. Ely
been filed in the Orphans Court lie
Ees all his property TO his wife, who IS
Sde eXeCutrix without bond. Edward
Eichelberger represents Mrs. Ely.
Miss Ariana Belt is spending several
eeks with her cousins, the Misses Hard
g, Frankfort, Philadelphia, to attend
e great Pageant, being given in Far,
cunt Park this week, in which she and
ley participate.
Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Lamar entertain
4 at dinner at their home on East
hurCh street, Revs. A. c. w Brewbak-
T. D. P. S. Busey and F. A. Craybll!,
lembers OF the U. B. Conference, a
lmptuouS menu was served.
While coupling cars at Eagles switch,
II the B. & .. Railroad, above Bruins
Hck, Frank Baker, brakeman, had his
SeIt hand badly hurt He was rushed to
'luoSwck and taken to the hospital
Were the injuries were dressed by Dr.
-eVn T.-West.
movement A is on loot for the organ,-
alton Of lodge of the Sons OF Jonadab,
,.s .i city. MN Thomas F. Allen is the
rme mover,,., the work and has scout
d the names of several members. The
Iaer Is OF fraternal and insurance teat-
le with an iron clad pledge for temper
= Or Patchen, b. s, owned by DR.. c. A;
'd'ers OF Germantown, dropped dead
u lae YORK, Pa, race track, in the
Sur'h heat of the az pace, after going
mee meats. The horse was seen to
,Illo'e ,ollt when closing the first quarter. It
,ooOed over for few yards and fell
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