The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-26


Local Board of Trade sends fee to b,
enrolled as member of the National As
ISOLATION.
Church street, between Markct anc
Court streets, was opened for travel or
Saturday last
Maurice Bennett was arrested b,
Sheriff Pagan upon the charge of being
drunk and disorderly.
John H. Grove, automobile agent o
the E M. F. Co., delivered three autos
to customers during the week.
The Frederick Railroad Company is
having the iron trolley poles along the
streets treated to coat of paint.
Mr. Paul Snoufer, of Adamstown,
had his nose broken while engaged in
playing baseball a few days ago.
A. E. Fisher, this city, who is doing
some work about the house of DIR. f. Nj
Humphrey, near Harmony Grove, had a
valuable horse to kill itself
Mr. Arthur Potts is erecting a modern
brick dwelling house on his farm
arong the gas house road. Harlan Ha-
gan has the contract for the work.
The Evangelical Reformed church held
a mems supper at the City Hotel on
Wednesday evening at SIS O'Clock.
Ministers and honored men attended.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer, a nurse at the
Church Home and In6rmary. in Balti-
more, is spending some time at her former
home, North Market street, this city.
Auctioneer John Dutrow sold for A..
S. Brown and c. H. Eckstein, trustees,
the Miller farm of 100 acres, located near
New Midway, to Louis Harwetel for
30 per acre.
DIR. Joseph H. Apple has returned from
Hickory, North Carolina, where he pre-
sided as permanent chairman over the
Laymen'S Missionary Convention, held
there on April 18th and 18th.
John Jackson, colored an insane in
mate of Montevue, early last Sunday
morning, April 2Ist, succeeded in leav-
ing that institution with a valuable rid
ing horse belonging to the county.
Fabian Posey, as attorney, sold six
building lots in Roanoke. Va, which
were owned Jointly by Aquilla R. Yeakle,
the heirs of the late Solomon CARRIER and
the heirs of the late George NJ. OFT.
While engaged in digging a we'll at
the Lutheran Sunday School building,
Thomas Goodman and Ernest Poole
who are employed by Messrs. f. s.
Mobley & Bro, met with a slight acct
dent.
Mr.. Grayson H. Staley has purchased
from The Ideal Garage Company Model
20 Buick Touring car. Mr.. Martin E.
Kefauver has also purchased from The
Ideal Garage Company a Model 43 Buick
Touring car.
E. f. Osborne, chairman of the Indus
trial Bureau of the Frederick Board of
Trade, entertained the delegates at the
New Willard from the local board, who
are in attendance at the National Confer
ence in Washington.
At the Maryland State Convention of
the Knights of the Maccabees to be held
in Frederick, June s, the degree team of
Brightwood Tent, No. 5 of Washington,
will exemplify degree work on large
number of candidates.
d. Chester Kemp, the local agent, has
delivered to Dr. Elmer Mailman, thirty
horse power Overland Roadster automo-
bile. He has also delivered to Lloyd c.
Cutler thirty horse power, five passenger
Overland touring car.
Daniel c. Keper and William !. Sc
ward, elders, and P. Edward Flock and
Edward M. Dutrow, deacons. recently
elected by the congregation of the Luth-
eren church at Middletown, were installed
by Rev. J. w. Gentzler, pastor of the
church.
Aaron R. Anders, who on May I be-
comes one of the police magistrates of
has been named as an assist
ant agent of the Department Of Justice,
Washington, d. c., to look after the
White Slave traffic in Frederick city and
A special committee from the board of
directors of Blue Ridge College. Of Union
Bridge has been instructed to secure
place for the relocation of the institution
in Maryland and report finally before
May IS. This committee consists of Prof.
w. NJ. WAND, Mrs. Anna Stoner and !.
Calvin Walker, of Monrovia. this county.
The Uniteds' new auto engine was
badly damaged a few days ago while
the machine was out for a trial run. IN
charge of the company's drivers The
differential gears were stripped and some
of the most important parts OF the me-
chanlsm broken. The engine was run
ming at a pretty lively rate past the ice
factory on East Patrick street, at the
time of the accident.