The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-03

ddbC llOlll MAY ISL,
Mr.. Frank X. Staley, East Seconc
street, is spending a few days witt
friends in Baltimore.
Big Improvements are nearing compile
ton at Braddock Heights and all will b,
ready in few days.
The store of NJ. D. Butt and other bust
ness places at New Midway were robbed
on Sunday night last.
Misses Aimee and Florence Lamar, O
this city, are spending the day witt
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward Hollis. Of Martinsburg
w. Va, has been spending few days
with friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Lilly, of Point of Rocks, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Stunkle,
South Market street.
Mrs. William L. Cutler, of Middletown,
Is visiting her son, Mr. John M. Cutler
West Patrick street.
Mr. William Bales, West Church street,
has returned from business trip to
Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lowenstein quiz
| city observed the 42nd anniversary of
I lHCll lldl IldSC OH w GuHeSQdy.
MIR. Christian Schade, OF Sand Patch.
who has been visiting his family on West
South street, left for Chicago.
Miss Ethel Mottern, of near Jefferson,
was the guest for several days of Miss
Bessie App, of Braddock Heights.
Mr.. Clinton Summers, of Mount Airy
spent Sunday with his cousins, Mary and
Ruth Rothenhoefer, East Seventh street.
Mrs. Vernon Fowler, of Lisbon has
been spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Christian Schade, West
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams were
married II years on Wednesday, and
received the congratulations of their
many friends.
Mr.. Victor Staub of the Merchants and
Miners Steamboat Co., Baltimore, spent
Sunday in this city as the guest Of Mr.
Frank Payne
Mr.. William B. Lebherz, who is asso-
ciated with the American Fibre Com
pany, at Jacksonville, Florida is on a
business trip to this city.
Mr.. Clarence Dorsey, clerki the Execu-
tive Department at the State Department,
Annapolis, is spending a vacation with
his parents at WoodSboro.
Harry Hoffmaster, young man living
near Harper's Ferry, while crossing the
track at the station there Saturday was
struck by train and killed.
James F. Solt has purchased of his
partner, Henry J. Show his interest in
the automobile and garage business
which they conducted on East Patrick
street
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur H. Main, this
city, have removed to Mddletown, where
they will reside. Mr. Mains father,
Joshua Main, will make his home with
them.
The National Guard of the District of
Columbia, which held its encampment at
Frederick last summer, will camp this
summer at Harper'S Ferry, from August
ID to 27.
The niuety-third annual session of the
MARYLAND Chassis of the Reformed Church
will be held in Grace Reformed Church,
Washington beginning Thursday even
ing, May ?.
Mr. Stanley A. Kenney, aged 81 years.
ertown, this county, by the board of
directors on April 10Th. He is probably
the youngest bank president in America.
Mr.. Charles H. Doll with Neidig and
Miller, and sister, Mrs. w. P. EtchiSon,
left for Pittsburgh, Pa, where they will
Join Mr. Etchison and will be at the
Hotel Antler for the next two weeks.
Charles Nc Matthias, one of the attor
neys representing the shippers in their
protest to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and against the railroads, receiv-
ed copy of the testimony bound in
book form.
Mr.. Samuel Klein and Mrs. VIM. H.
Hotter, of near BraddoCk Heights, and
two daughters, Ruth and Mary, spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Holter's
brother, Mr.. Jesse r. Klein, of near
townsville.
The refinement of the remains of Mrs.
F. NJ. LaDow, wife of Mr.. r. V. LaDow,
of Washington, took place from the vault
and inferred in DR.. VIM. H. Baltzell's lot
at Mt. Olivet remeterv. Services were
conducted by Father A. J. Conlon.
William Slmms, colored, was given a
hearing before Justice John Francis Smith
on the charge of being drunk and disor-
derby. After hearing the evidence, tne
of $50 was imposed, in default OF which
he was committed to Jail for 80 days.
The management of the City Opera
House have replaced the old carbon fila
ment foot-hghts with sixty tungsten
lights. They have changed the arrange
ment of the lights SO that the refectors
throw some of the light lower than the
former arrangement would permit.
Members of Camps II and 10. P. o. S.
of A., of this city are arranging to make
! a fraternal visit to Camp 90 at Boons-
boro, on Saturday evening, May 4. About
a dozen of the members contemplate
making the visit and the event is looked
| forward to with much interest.
The mines of the Linganore Copper
! Company, near New Market, are being
operated right along now, The mines
are well timbered and everything IS III
| better shape than ever to mine ore. The
money for the last carload OF concentrates
shipped has Just been received, the sum
beng S2,o7I J. !. Wesser, of New York,
a mine owner, has been in Frederick
looking up the reports and conditions OF
the mine.
Democratic voters should not
fail to remember that the primar-
les for Presidential candidates,
! Congressional candidates, Judic-
1al candidates, and Delegates to
the State Convention will be
voted for on Monday. May 9th,