The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-06
[o-AD NEWS.
little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

nile ana innings.
Sg Iandauer has returned from
'Ia II DAYS trip to Baltimore.
w.. Myrtle Geesev, West Third street
is m friends in Walkersville.
n Hedges. OF Baltimore, spent the
;. 81 end at his home in this CITY.
=, and Mrs. Charles Philip Hiteshev
" -stornad from their wedding trip.
r..ss Florence and Louise Schley
' S few days with friends in Balti.
r.. Lillian Maisel, of Baltimore, ha,
y visiting her brother, Edward F.
,sel. BuckeyStown.
N. Sarah E. Hoke, East Patrick ST.,
rg,ing her sister, Mrs. N. w. Plum
at Hamilton, N. J.
ysuau Duvall has returned to Char.
,.yIe VA, after spending few days
Il home 10 this city.
h. Hagrr5town Street Railway Com
has ordered a gasoline electric car,
3[afbing rev in this section.
hrs Venom Porter and children, OF
timore. have been visiting her father,
LII. Brown, near this city
Hiss Ruth Butler, of Brunswick. who
been the guest of Miss Lillian L..
hi South Market street, has returned
Hiss Marjorie Adams, of Harrisburg,
who has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
9n. South Market street. has re-
ned
Norris l. Rouzer, the newly appointed
gmasier at Thurmont, has assumed his
tt Mr.. Rouzer succeeds J. Henry
YER
The Comptroller of the Currency has
4 ued a call to the national banks for a
ement at the close of business Novem-
26, 1912.
Frederick voters who congratulated
'wernor Wilson on his election received
raved responses bearing a fac-simile
! bis signature.
|Workmen are preparing for the erection
doors to the courtroom which will
i ing either way. At present the doors
I'm only one way.
Harvey Haugh, of New Midway, killed
ice hogs on Thanksgiving day which
Eghed 38SH, 363R and 347, the total
Eght beng I,o99.
The case of Norman Bruce McCleary,
Hagerstown, confessed murdered Of
i. Mamie B. Henry, was removed to
county.
Residents about Myersville report hav-
seen a deer in that section. The ami
i is thought to have come from the
unity Of High Knob.
Emma NJ. Biddinger, Of Woodsboro,
Ough her attorney, Reno S Harp, has
En- granted a divorce from her hus-
nd, George M. Biddinger.
iessrs. Kreh Brothers have sold
lding lot on West South street to Mr..
thur Slifer, who will begin at once the
cton of a modern residence.
| H. British and P. T. Kuhn, this city,
re the judges at the poultry show of
Hagerstown Fanciers' Association
in Hagerstown on Thanksgiving.
While on a hunting trip Messrs. Frank
rett, Roger f. Young, George Shipley
Thomas Baumgardner were success
in bagging three rabbits and three
Is.
r. and Mrs. John Kohler and grand
ghter, Miss Grace Kohler, Of York,
ut Saturday as the guests of Rev, and
Z E. Hummelbaugh, West Patrick
ct
ISIS Katharvn Meredith, who has been
uest at the U. B. parsonage. West
lex street, has returned to her home
.ork, Pa.
rs. w. A. Long and daughter, Miss
lche Long, East Patrick street, who
e been on an extended visit to Har-
lrg, Philadelphia and York, Pa.
: returned
narles A. Ogle, deputy in the Clerks
e, has been appointed cashier Of the
rovia Bank, and has been succeeded
lie Clerks Office by the appointment
XSheriff John H Martz.
meeting of the executive commit
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
BuCkeystown M. p. church it was de-
ID to hold an early morning service on
istmaS dav instead of the regular
iStian Endeavor prayer meeting in the
ming.
Hiss Dorothy Lee, daughter of Mr..
Mrs. Charles O'Donneil Lee, Of
.dwood Forest, near Knoxville, this
nty, one of this seasons debutantes,
s'ed Mrs. Daniel B. Dorsey at large
.ption given at her home in Baltimore
1day afternoon.
r. and Mrs. Philip Francis Lee, of
ANA this county, have issued invita-
IS to a dinner on Monday evening,
uary 6, at the Belvedere, Baltimore,
Ore the third german at the Bachelors
lllon, in honor of Mrs. Lees debu
lie sister. Miss Frances Wilson.
D. Reifsnider has sold his mill site
seven acres of land situated to the
Of Frederick. along the Gas House
E TO William Wilker. of Woodstock,
:. for $500. Mr.. Reilsnider retains the
dence and some land, which formerly
onged to the property. Mr.. Wllker
'ects 10 erect a mill on the site.
lr. Alban M. Wood made an address
The missionary service held in the Luth-
n church, BraddoCk, SUNDAY night,
took for his subject Fright Living. "
acal vocal numbers were rendered by
Ssrs. Sappington, Kennedy and Storm,
CITY Mr., Edgar NJ. Daniels gave
eral selections on the violin.
Under the direction of Walter H. Nc
mel, organlst and choir master, the
Dir of Centre Street Methodist EDisco-
church, Cumberland, Sunday night
ldered The Harvest is Ripe" the
invest Tide cantata by P. A, Schneider.
: Mcdaniel was formerly orgauist of
Evangelical Reformed church, this