The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
.OCAD NEWS.
zo,,a Little lettings About Peo.
pie and Things.


her home on Whisner street
Miss Maize Newman, Of York, Pa, has
heen visiting Mrs. Isaac Shpley,
Mrs Solomon Hedges and daughter
are spending the weok ~ Baltimore
Mr.. Russell Wa was acciden'y not
bv Russell Whitmore, near Emm,sourg
Mrs w. F. Snyder, North Market
stree, is on business trip to Baltimore
Miss Louise Sappington, East Second
street has been visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr. Chester Young, Center street, has
accepted position at the Ok Fibre Brush
Works.
Miss Mary E. Filler, East Third street,
is spending few DAYS with friends in
Baltimore.
DR. and Mrs. p. d. Fahrney and family
Jeff for Hagerstown where they will reside
II the future.
Miss Katie Spurrier, OF near Woods
boro. is spending some time with friends
in RaItimoreS"
Massrs. F. NJ. Phebus and Chester
Grove. OF this city, have located at San
Beni'o Texas.
Mr. Edward Hollis, OF Martinsburg, w.
Va. has been spending few days with
friend, in this city.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner left for
Annapolis and was there this week, sit
ting in the Court of Appeals.
Mr. Layman PGoutz, of Gettysburg, Pa,
has been visiting his niece, Mrs. Franklin
Smith. East Fourth street.
Miss Mary Crumbaugh, North Bentz
street, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Flora
Spurrer, near Woodsboro
Mrs. Lewis Meyer, of Baltimore. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. William II.
Knock, South Market street.
Mr. Arthur B. Rager, of Hagerstown,
was here attending the funeral of his
father the late Rufus A. Rager.
Mr.. VIM d. jerks Cole, of the RJUHS-
wilk Heyald. spent the weekend with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G Blake, St.
Louis Mo, who have been in Frederick
for several weeks, returned home.
Mrs. Susan Stone, West Fifth street,
has been spending some time with her
SOU, MI, Id!l OlOiSi III ANCW vi n
Carlton l.. Stull has sold a double brick
dwelling house and lot on Dill avenue to
Homer d. Kepler, on private terms.
Mr. !. Thomas Eisenhauer, of Cumber-
land, spent several hours with his father,
He returned to his home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Smith and children,
of Baltimore, have been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary F. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs James B. Grimes have re-
moved from East Church street to one of
the houses recently erected by Mr.. Kehne,
north of Frederick.
Postmaster Birely received $50 from
Postmaster General Hitchcock, to cover
the cost Of Introducing the Parcels Post
system at the local office.
Iohn NJ. Nelson, head OF the banking
firm of Nelson, Cook & Co., Baltimore,
who is well known III Frederick. returned
from a six weeks trip to Europe.
Capt Thomas Locke, of the B. and o.,
Frederick Division, is spending a few
DAYS vacation at Atlantic City. His place
is being filled by Capt. c. K. Foster.
Miss Mary Seward has resigned her
position as c. & P. operator at Mt. Airy
and has gone to her home at Middletown.
She is succeeded by Miss Beulah Severn.
Mr.. J. f Eisenhauer. of THE CITIZEN,
has removed from I25 W. Patrick street
to the residence Of his son-in-law, Mr..
Vincent Yinging, 1913 West Second street.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ros0nont have
taken possession OF the RoSenou ats in
he old Drummer building on Eas. Patrick
street, where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Martha Ward, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Kate
Perry, Center street, has gone TO Camden,
N. J , where she will visit relatives and
friends.
MI Clarence E. Hardy of Mt. Pleas
ant. slaughtered 3 hogs, the total weight
being 1904. The heaviest weighed ASP
pounds. He made cans OF lard from
the three hogs.
Messrs. Roger Q Harley and Harry
Mock are applicants FOR the position Of
p..Hcipal Of the Brunswick High School
made vacant by the registration OF Prot.
Oscar B Focle.
Mr. Joseph F. Elsenhauer, of THE
CITIZEN, after a prolonged stay with his
son. at Cumberland and relatives in
Huntingdon Indiana, returned to his home
during the week
The winning number for the ten piece
FIench ivory toilet set, given away at
Haner's Drug Store, was $1,000. The
number was drawn from among those de-
posted by customers.
NJ !. B. Hamme, of York, at meet
ing Of the Frederick Armory Commission
was employed to prepare the plans Tor
and superlntend the erectioA6of an armory
to be erected in this city.
Hon. Emory c. Remsburg, of near
BuCkevstown, has filed complaint against
the C. & P. Telephone Company before
the Public Ser vice Commission for exces-
sve charges in telephone rates.
Charles Ross, Jr., the nine year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ross, West
Second street, was painfully burned about
the face, while playing with some carbide
which the lad had gotten from his father s
automobile
Mrs. Abe Rosenour gave a delightful
500 party to number OF her friends at
her home on West Third street. About
twenty of her friends were present. The
parlors were beautifully decorated. the
color scheme being pink.
Mrs. Joseph F. Eisenhauer, IT., and
children, East South street. have gone to
Jacksonville. Florida, where they, will
JON Mr. Eisenhauer, who will be employ
ca IN the interest OF the OK Fibre Brush
works there during the winter.