The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-13

| ii'S' l7aoSIC zimmerman, w. MIRO
street, Is spending a month in Washing.
ton.
Roger Wood, an attorney of New York,
is visiting his father, !. Z. r Wood, this
city.
Charles w. Boyer, of Hagerstown took
possession of the Baldwin Hotel, that
city.
Mrs. G. Wesley Kindley has returned
from a weeks visit to relatives in the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Kleffer are spend
ing several weeks on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia.
Mrs. Harry Crum and children, of Bal
tmore, are visiting relatives and friends
in this city
Mrs. George V RuhI. of Salem, Va,
Is visiting her friend Mrs. John F. Allie
man. at Clifton.
- Jay Toms, of Atlanta, Ga, formerly of
Frederick, is visiting his mother, Mrs S.
A. Toms, this city.
w. G.. Mumma, manager Iaines Shoe
Store, and wife, visited relatives and
friends at York, Pa.
Robert Delaplaine, editor of Tile Meas.
is confined to his home, East Second
street. with tonslitiS.
William H. Comfort East Third street,
VINO has been spending his vacation in
Baltimore, has returned.
Mrs. Nellie DuVal White, of Kansas
City, Mo, is visiting in the home of her
cousin, DIR. T. B. Johnson.
Miss Gladys Kumler, of Baltimore. is
spending few DAYS with her aunt Mrs.
Ore Rice, North Market street.
c. Benjamin Esterly and wife, of Roa-
noke, Va, are spending some time with
Mr. ksteriy's parents, this city.
Joseph Jenkins Lee and wife, of Kneed-
wood Forest, are spending September at
the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City
Fire DESTROYED the large straw stack on
the farm of Nicholas II. Albaugh, about
Two miles north of New Market.
SewelI Kennedy, who has resigned his
position with the Ok Fibre Brush Works,
Is spending some time in Baltimore.
J. W. Arnold an Inspector for the State
under the Pure Food and Drug Act, was
IN Frederick inspecting the Canneries.
Z George SNYDER, son of Rev. George A.
Snyder, of Middietown, left for Tiffin, o,
where he will enter Heidelberg College.
Rev. Henri Lie. Kieffer and family
who have been spending the past month
at Willoughby Beach, Va, have returned.
Miss Bessie c. Wilhide, stenographer
Tor the Peoples Fire Insurance Company,
is spending her vacation in Chambers
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Clarence Powers and daughter, of
Baltimore. and Miss Mary Wordsworth, of
Evansville. are visiting their sister, Mrs
Morgan Cecil.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
William c. Logan, of Hagerstown, visit
ed Frederick on trip of inspection of
soda water fountains.
Allen Moberlv, machinist at the Ok
Fibre Brush Works, had the misfortune
to run a drill through the end of the little
finger of his left hand.
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Kelsey, OF Leba-
non, Pa, are spending few days with
Mrs. Heisev's brother, Elder R. A. Ned
row, East Fourth street
Mrs. Grace B. Corwin is spending some
time with her brother Rev. E. H. Hum
Otl HCI way ~ IlOI UOlllG dL
West Palm Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Robert Moffett, who has been I'M
dergolng treatment at the Frederick City |
Hospital has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to the home Of her brother, DR.. T. +!
B. Johnson.
A concrete pavement has been laid in |
the yard of Frank V. Staub, corner of |
Market and West Fourth streets, by a |
force of hands under Elmer Hildebrand, |
of Shookstown.
Mrs. Joseph d. Baker has returned |
from a delightful western trip. Besides
Mrs. Baker, her sister and brotherin-law, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner, of Baltimore,
were in the party
A small fire was discovered among
some chemicals IN the basement at the
North Market street school. The fire had |
just started and was extinguished before
any damage was done,
w. G.. Barker, physical director of the
Martinsburg Y. M C. A., and Mrs Bar
ker, returned to that city from New Lon
don, Conn, where they spent a month
with their home people.
Mrs. Mary Hanlon, of Pearl, presented
Clerk of the Court, Harry w. Bowers,
and his deputies, a basket of Concord
grapes, which were heartily enjoyed. A
handsome bouquet of flowers accompa-
MED the grapes.
Miss Lucy Thomas, of Rock Lodge,
Braddock Heights, gave card party.
The tables were arranged on the porch of
the cottage. The first prize was won by
Miss c. Bess Castle and the second by
Miss Mary Sappington.
Elgin Hemp, son of Clarence Hemp,
living about two miles west OF Jefferson,
was seriously injured whIc riding horse
back to that place. The road being dark,
the horse stumbled, falling ON the Young
man and breaking his leg.
A permit has been issued by the city
for building to be erected by Thomas
& Co. on East South street on the prop
erty known as Cannon Hill" This
structure will be used for the purpose OF
conducting the feed business.
DR.. Thomas NJ Williamson and Mr..
Holmes d Baker, have returned from a
six weeks tour of Europe. The gentle
men arrived home recently. During the
trip they visited Holland, Germany,
Austria. France and England.
Observant and experienced men COM
pute that eight to ten rabbits oat or de-
stroy as much grass as one sheep. AS
there are SO many millions OF rabbits IN
Australasia, the loss in the carrying ca
DaCltV of the country is aDDalllng