The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-26

e.Ss g Marion Owen, of Baltimore, is
.s j.. Miss lula Roelkey, North Market
ons
U,m. P. Maulsby and Miss Mary
= in M Inv. West Church street. are visiting
Tors a, bginia.
endop and Mrs. Eli G. Haugh East
I'd tht Street. have been spending a few
uhll I'm Baltimore.
was " Robert Klotz and daughter. of
Voot 6inoton are visiting relatives and
vs,, Is in this city.
III. &, and Mrs. VIM. J. Green, of Balti-
Wy are visiting Mrs. w. c. Martin,
Schodl al Market street.
sets Rachel Terry, of Union Bridge, is
rus,e. H. her sister, Mrs. J. w. Strasberger,
col9 Fourth street.
and Mrs. Fred. Cramer, East
nd street. left for York, where they
sell E Spend some time.
nail bsen,tock Bros. received the contract
poq ,rnish summer uniforms for the city
y % ID e force, price $975.
bis and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenour left
oru atlantic City, N. T., where they will
The Id the next two weeks.
q 4 is Sadie Hahn, East Patrick street,
va sitting the family of Rev. Joseph Glib
~ at Darlington, Hartford county.
~ r. Charles A. Ogle, deputy at the
,n' Is. ks office, has been spending his
r. &on at his home near Mt. Airy.
We iss Sallie McKewen, of Baltimore, is
I'D hng her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
acob Buckley, West South street.
i +. and Mrs. Edward C. Shepherd and
t. I'D Edward c., 3rd, of New York, are
., a.f ling relatives and friends in this city.
Misses Mary Rothenhoefer, Corneia
b ii e and Mabel Lantz, this city, are
AN ting friends in Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
0 ISIS Lady Strasberger, West Fourth
j, k et who has been confined to the
81 Sc with acute indigestion, is able to be
bne hundred and one persons went to
III Ind Park on the Baltimore and Ohio
SCI lroad to attend the Jennie Smith pic
The excursion from Washington over
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sunday,
ought 2S6 persons from the Capital
lr J. Ridgley Sheridan, of Fairmont,
Ell a, spent the week end at the home
Al Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Keller BuCkeys-
"a n.
he engine of the Junior Fire Company
III been tested and found to be in excel
~ condition, ready to meet all require
mfnts.
B lr Christian Schade, who is working
aN Gary, Ind, has been spending few
N4Ys with his family on West South
81 Get.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Tregelas, of
ffahon, w. Va, and son, Harold are
lhe guests of Mr.. Jas A. Brown, East
bird street.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank c. White, of Pitts,
hbrgh, Pa, are spending few days with
and Mrs. VIM. w. Osburn, West
bird street.
Misses Hannah Truscott and NADIA Van
Mssen. West All Saints street, are visit
81 relatives and friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. William DeGrange and daughter,
kuth, of Washington, spent Sunday with
Ms sister, Mrs. William Bales, West
Church street.
& Mr.. John A. H. Hargett and son,
Ralph, of Washington, spent Sunday with
lis father, Mr.. Richard Hargett East
Patrick street.
Masters Travis and Noble Fout, East
,treet are spending some time with their
srand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fout, at Urbana.
Mr.. William Buckley. of Washington,
/ las been spending a few days with his
PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Buckley,
West South street.
Mrs. Emily Baker and Miss Elizabeth
George, of Baltimore, are visiting the
lOrmer's sister, Mrs. Z. c. Shepherd
West Third street.
Data about Frederick for the use in the
state directory being prepared by R. l..
cured by Canvessers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Baker and two
Almira and Ellen, of Buck
eystown left for Atlantic City, where they
will spend some time.
The Hygeia Ice Company have award
ed the contract at Brunswick to l.. 5.
Gardiner to construct the foundation for
the installation of their Ice Plant
Mrs. lanes z. Doll and Mrs. c. Mantz
Doll, are spending the week in Gettys-
burg, Pa, during the encampment of the
National Guards of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Daniel K. Stonebraker and daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Stonebraker of Wash
ington, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Edgar
S, McCardell, at Braddock Heights.
Mrs Charles R. Hooper and son, of
Washington, are visiting Mrs. Lewis f.
Hooper, 10 East South street, Mr.. Hoop
er, who has been here, has returned.
Mrs George w. Plunkert quietly cele-
brated her seventy-fifth birthday, at her
home, 4o4 West Patrick street. She was
given postal shower. She received the
congratulations of her many friends.
A large farm. wagon belonging to Mr..
Willard Kidd, of Urbana, while going
down South Market street, heavily loaded
with lumber, broke down just as the
horseS started across the bridge the left
hlnd wheel collapsing.
The scouts connected with the Y. M.
I. A. have been camping at Marvin tor
several weeks They report that except
ing weather conditions their stay was one
OF continuous pleasure. They had many
visitors ali of whom they royalty enter
tanned. They returned this week.
Miss Bette Doub of near MiddIetown,
entertained the members of the Ladies'
Guld OF the Middletown Lutheran church,
al ner home near the town. Many of the
guests went to the Doub home on the
cars and nfbare H., The