The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

is OIL lHC DIN hot'
Mrs. H. F. Getzendanner, South Mar
ket street, is on the sick list.
Mrs. William H. Hargett, East Pat
rick street, is confined to her bed by
sickness.
Mr.. Frederick Ripley fell on North
Market street recently, and bruised HIM
self conriderably.
q. Samuel Pummer was committed to
Montevue Hospital by Justice c. H.
| Eckstein for treatment.
Miss Nellie Miller, who was operated
upon at the City Hospital for Appendix
ctis, is getting along very nicely.
The Mount Saint Mary's Basket Ball
Team, defeated the Lebanon College
Team recently, by score of 20 to IS.
Mrs. John o. Smith and Mrs d. C.
Hager and son, of Hagerstown, visited
Mrs. w. F. Snyder, North Market street.
The Frederick College Quintet was
easily defeated by Loyola College, in a
fine game of Basket Ball, by score of
80 to 10.
Mr. William Morrison, of NJ, of EN-
mitsburg, this county, who was operated
upon at the CITY Hospital, has recovered
sufficiently to return to his home.
Miss Rose Kennedy. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Kennedy, South
| Market street. this city, fell on West
| Patrick street recently, spraining her
ankle very badly
Word has been received here that the
new aute-e engine of the United Fire Com.
pany is still at the factory and was not
shipped on January I to New York as
was first supposed.
Mr.. Elmer f. Keefer has purchased
| a lot on Clarke Place, this city. between
! the properties of Messrs Harry and
| Ralph Bowers, where he will erect new
| dwelling in the spring.
Mr.. Edward Moore, of Rocky Springs,
! had the misfortune to have the ends of
| two of his fingers cut off, by having
them caught in a sausage grinder while
assisting in butchering.
William Decker, IS years old, of Cum
herland, Md, a Baltimore and Ohio
! Railroad brakeman. had his arm crushed
| of at Brunswick few days ago, while
coupling cars. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital.
John Schultz and wife, who reside in
! Paradise. were committed to Montevue
| Hospital by Justice c. H. Eckstein for
treatment. Their ten-year-old son, las.
Lincoln Schultz, was placed in the Gus
tody of Miss Bentley
Mr.. r. H. Magruder, Of Evansville,
has purchased from the heirs of Mrs.
| Mantz, her handsome residence on
| Clarke Place, which is now occupied by
Mr. Elmer Keeier. Mr.. Magruder will
discontinue farming and remove to his
new home in the spring.
Mrs Frank Hill Hedges, wife OF Dr.
Hedges, of this city, while visiting in
| Washington, d. CT had an acute attack
of appendicitis. She was at once placed
under the care of DR.. Guy V. Hummer
and opera ell upon at the Church Home,
Broadway. Baltimore. Mrs. Hedges
stood the operation very well and is doing
n Cely.
Matthew Griffin, OF New York, Brook
| lyn, Chicago and various other points,
and for a few months in 1908, a resident
OF the vicinity of Bethesda, Montgomery
county, was convicted by Judges Peter
and Motter, in the Circuit Court of that
county, recently on a charge of arson,
and was sentenced to eight years in the
Maryland Penitentiary.
Rev. George W. Thomas, of Adams
town, rector of Saint Paufs and Zion
parishes of the Episcopal Churches in
Frederick county, has accepted call to
the rectorship OF the parish recently
| formed by the combination OF the
| Churcnville and St. Georges parishes
of Hartford county. He will take charge
of the work about March Ist.
| Fire broke out in the three-story mill
owned by A. NJ. Swain and Company,
about two miles south of Middletown
which was formerly known as the Phlee
ger Mill, and it was totally destroyed
with all of its modern machinery and
wheat and corn, and other stock. The
loss is estimated at from So 900 to $4,000,
with partial insurance. 1t is thought
that the blaze originated from the over
! heated machinery.
Mrs. Daniel S. Kepler, of MiddIetown,
who recently fell down the stairs at the
/ residence of her Son-in law, DR.. Beckley,
and lraC tured her collar bone, is doing
very nicely. considering her advanced
! age. Mrs Keper is a granddaughter
of Sergeant Lawrence Everhart, of Rev
dictionary fame and who rescued
Colonel Washington at the battle OF
Cowpens and carried him to the house
OF friend. Sergeant Everhart is buried
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