The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-12

Mrs. Hammond Urner has returned
home from a visit to Liberty Hills, 5 C.
Mr.. William l.. Cramer, of Montgomery
county, is spending some time i'll the city
Building contractors are much affected
by the new prices of local brick layers
union.
Mr.. c. H. Baughman, of THE CITIZEN
has been in Washington City on bust
ness trip.
Mr. Harry Krise, of Baltimore, is IN this
city, at the home of his father, I3o North
Market street.
Miss Rose Yingling who has been visit.
ing her brother West Second street has
returned home.
Miss Margery Mott. East Third street,
has returned after spending some time
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Kemp, East Third street,
has been visiting friends in Germantown,
Md, and Washington, d. c.
Russell Letter, of the Peoples Fire In
surance Co. office, fell at his home in
Mlddletown and sprained his ankle.
Miss Charlotte Baker daughter of Mr..
and MIS-. Joseph d. Baker left for Balti-
more to join Misses Ella Thorn and Eliza
beth P. Prick, with whom she will travel
abroad for the next three months
The regular meeting of the independent
Hose Company, at which time officers
will be nominated for the ensuing wear.
will be held in the hall of the company,
West Church street, on Friday night,
January II, at 7. 80 o'clock.
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ornamented with fancy lighting poles by
many of our progressive merchants and
banking institutions. They present
magnificent sight at night. 1t is hoped
that more will follow.
At the meeting of Mountain CITY Lodge.
No. 20, Knights of Pvthias, the second
rank of the order was conferred on a class
of fifteen candidates. Deputy Grand
Chancellor c ii. Eckstein, installed the
recently elected officers of the lodge.
Alleging that her husband, Edgar N.
Rowe, drove her from his home at the
point of a pistol about year after they
were married, Mrs. Estella NJ Rowe
applied in the Circuit Court at Towson
for an absolute divorce. 1t is stated that
they were living at the time IN Frederick
county.
Miller & Weinberg's clothing store, in
the heart of Hagerstown, was raided BY
burglars. They carried off cash and
merchandise amounting to $500. The
burglars got into a vacant storeroom adj
joining, and going to the roof, entered
the clothing store through a trap door in
the roof.
Three boxes of choice oranges were re-
ceived in this city from former county
treasurer George w. Crum. of OkIawaha,
Florida. The recipients we're ex-senator
Jacob Rohrback, Clerk Harry w Bowers
and the county commissioners. The fruit
were products of his grove in Florida and
were of very fine quality.
A telegram received at the home of
MIR. and Mrs George S. Rodock, East
Patrick street, brought the shocking news
that their daughter, Miss Regina Rodock,
was seriously i'll in New York at the St.
Vincent Hospital, where she has been
taking a course to become a trained nurse.
The message stated that she was in a
critical condition, but NAV recover. Mr..
and Mrs Rodock left for New York
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Maryland Brick and Supply
Company the following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: Emory l..
Coblentz Oscar B. Coblentz, Grayson H.
Staley, Harmon l.. Gaver, c. E. SchiId-
knecht. The board met and organized
later by eleciing the following officers:
President, c. E. SchiIdknecht; vice-presi-
dent, H. l.. Gaver; treasurer, o. B. Cob
lentz; secretary, G. H. Staley,
George f Tracey, of Washington. has
entered the EMPLOY of the Frederick Rail
road, this city, and has been placed in
charge of the company's shops, East Pat
railroad machinery and electricity, and
with his services, the Frederick Railroad
Company expects to do practically all of
this work in the shops here, with the ex
ception of building new passenger cars.
He was formerly with the Cleveland and
Southwestern Railroad, Cleveland.
Frederick County Poultry Farm
ers Make Good.
At the recent poultry exhibition in Bal
timore city the following exhibitors from
this county won premiums: w. c. Boil
leau, Middletown-Barred Rocks: First
cock and champion male in class of so,
third and sixth hen, fourth and seventh
cockerel and second and third pen
Richland Farms, Frederick-White
Leghorns: First pen, second pen, third
pullet and fourth cockerl.
MacGill and Kuhn, Frederick-Barred
Rocks: Seventh pen.
Edward H. Sharp, Frederick-White
Wvandottes: Fifth hen and fifth pullet.
Frank Little, Frederick-Golden Wy
andottes: First cock. first and second
hen. third cockerel and fifth pullet.
British Bros, Frederick-S. c. Buff Or
pingtons: Second cock, fourth hen and
fifth cockerel. Buff Rocks fourth hen; r.
c. Black Orpinston+, second cockerel,
first and third ben. >. c. Black Minorca,
first hen and first pulet. Brackets, first
cock, hen and first pulet. Japanese
Silkies, first cock, first hen third cock
erel and second pullet, British Bros. won
the special for the bes, display from
Frederick county.
Baker Johnson, Lewistown-Buff Or
pingtonS. fifth cock: S. c. Black Orping-
tons, third cock, fourth hen and fifth pen.
Hospital MANAGERS to Meet.