The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-16
GOAL NEWS
me Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

7. he'd from Atlantic City.
rrsaqerstown tournament and picnic
Il be held on August ri.
Frederick City Hospital Lawn Fete at
laddock Heights realized S76.65.
~ Lewis Lebherz, is visiting his uncle
Il rohn Lebherz, at Niagara Falls.
T. William c. Rowe and children
,nht fen nice bass and large mullet.
n Alice Radcliffe has purchased the
6rk Keiher home on Rockwell Terrace.
Harry w. Zigler boys secretary of the
Il Al c. A. returned from camp Mar
Miss Mabel Strasberger and Edward
H. made an auto trip to Shenandoah
Hhction.
IAt Reich's ford, Mr.. William Hane
.hded 10 fine bass, weighing I z to "a
bunds each.
Repairs to the power plant Of the Fred
H. Railroad have been completed and
q full service is on.
Camp Wahkeeta, Va, has been aban-
Med. the tenters returned home after a
,bst pleasant outing.
Miss Refine Grove is spending her vaca-
bn at Gainesville with friends. She will
absent for 10 days.
'The chairman Of the Republican County
entral Committee has issued call for
betting on August 18th.
Mrs. Helen A. Baughman has just re-
lived a handsome Packard six cylinder
btomobile, 1913 model.
Vincent Sebold. of Emmitsburg, attor-
" for the Emmitsburg Railroad Com
Inv was in this city on business.
IAN attractive new delivery wagon has
len placed on the streets by the Ebert
ardware Co., West Patrick street.
hlr Thomas G.. Buckley, who is on
6ef visit to the camp at Point of Rocks,
|cceeded in capturing eight fine bass.
Rev !. l. Ringer delivered an address
the picnic of the Flint Hill Sunday
hool held in the grove near the church.
Two autos colided on the corner of
arket and Patrick streets on Sunday
b. The machines were Slightly dam
led.
The we'll known Hooper sand hole,
uth of this city has been purchased by
hn Esterly, who will continue the bust
IS.
On Monday night, the Glee Club of the
Dworth League of the NJ. E. Church
h render "Ye Deestrict Schulz" at
Ike View.
Burglars are getting busy in this county,
ashington Junction and Braddock
Fights have been visited but little re-
rted taken.
Messrs. Hicks Glessner and Richard
essner, while fishing along the Monoc-
y landed three fine bass weighing 5, 4
d pounds respectively.
Frederick is now being supplied with
5 generated by the new set OF machln-
7 recently installed by the Frederick
S and Electric Company.
Mr. d. Charles Winebrener and David
Winebrener enjoyed fishing trip
ing the Monocacy, the younger Vine
ener landing a four pound bass.
While fishing along the Monocacy at
eenfeld, Messrs Harry F. ShipIey and
b. Harry and Harry G.. Tritapoe, were
,cessiul in landing ID fine bass.
The excursion from this city over the
ltimore and Ohio Railroad Sunday,
gust II, took I66 persons-Io6 going
and 90 to Baltimore.
Thirteen persons took advantage OF the
,ursion over the Northern Central Rail
I'd to the seaside resorts Eleven went
Atlantic City and two to Ocean City.
)rs. !. Elmore Mailman and w. Har
and Mr.. Roger E. Young enjoyed
ling trip along the MonoCaCy at Green
d and succeeded in landing six fine
IS.
The c. & P. Telephone Company con
lplates improving its service from the
urmont exchange by stringing trunk
-es from that place to Walkersville,
derrick and Emmitsburg.
,Ir. John Peddicord & Sons, who for
mber of years have conducted a
,cher business in Thurmont, have sold
.ir business to Mr.. VIM. A. Fogle, OF
AZ Thurmont.
over half the number of persons neces-
y to obtain before telephone ex-
ange will be placed at Myersville by the
and Potomac Company have
reed to become subscribers.
AS the result OF the disconnection OF a
am hose attached to a drill, Ohm
,ers, an employe at the Legore Lime
mpanv. Legore. Md, is confined to his
d, suffering from his severe scalding.
The concert to be given at Braddock
Fights in the Auditorium for The benefit
the FritChie Memorial Association by
6 Glee Club of the Methodist Episcopal
urch has been changed from August 10
Monday August 20.
Goung and Staley, real estate and in
rance agents, have sold for Clinton I.
lomas, his fine farm containing IbI
res and situated east of Frederick,
)Hg the Baltimore pike, to Mr.. and Mrs.
gorge NJ. Zimmerman.
In recognition of his services for the
Est so years as president of the Mary
nd School for the Deaf, this city, pres
1t was given to Prof. c. w. Ely by the
aryiand Association Of the Deaf which
Is been in session in Baltimore.
A crab feast was held by the White
ross Milk Plant Club. The following
ere present: o. V. Bowers, Charley
EAR. c. Null, J. J. Feaga, w. s. Bowers,
E, Heard, ]. K. Powell, J. B. Engle,
Z. Starr, Z. Baker and B. Bonnabel.
The Adams Express Company has
aced in use a special car tor live calves,
Inch will leave Frederick every Monday
orning over the Northern Central Rail
lad tol Baltimore. There was a cousid-
able demand for such a car from Fred
rick.
James f Wallace, OF near Brunswick,
as Just harvested wrat is considered a
aNat al.