The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-07-19

bass along the MOnOCaCy'
brshel of wheat weighs, on the
Zoe 90 pounds, and oats from So to
ice Ianie Rhodes, who underwent an
t,tion At the City Hospital, is improv-
Robert Lands is spending his va
i. Cn at his parental home on w. Patrick
re Charles T. Kline, East Third
IL is confined to the house with rheu-
s. ism.
4 +. Nayor z. Clay Timanus and Mrs.
bsnus Of Baltimore, are registered at
d el Baddock.
& cpg service at Braddock on Sunday
SHINY attended owing to the IN
h1ancy Of the weather.
charles p. Troxell, Harry Ebert, Mar
4 and Meredith Staub captured II
along the Monocacy.
H. MARYLAND State Association Of Fire
surance Agents opened its annual con-
Ation at the Blue Mountain House.
h. Joseph f. Eisenhauer, Jr., who re-
I,y broke his leg during a game
has been on the street using clutches.
khile fishing along the Monocacy
4 rles Abrecht, John Young and Kent
kenWalt succeeded in landing II eels
4 bass.
ABOUT 1000 former residents of Fred
tx county and who are now residents
Baltimore, held their annual excursion
colchester Beach.
b.. Edward Tobrey, who resides on
Glassworks farm, about three miles
h Of this city, was bitten on the hand
b large copper snake.
hates Attorney Samuel A. Lewis has
chased from the agents, Collins &
bssnckle, 3o-horse power Stoddard-
kton Roadster automobile.
Lrs. Frederick w. Cramer entertained
barty at cards at her home on East
|ond street in honor OF her niece, Miss
tphine Ball, OF ST. Louis, Mo.
Walter Cutler, OF Adamstown, lost a
liable horse recently the animal was
identally kicked on the leg fracturing
bone, it was found necessary that it
uld be killed.
tr. Otis A. Anderson, East Church
let, has received from DR.. Shaw And
OF New Orleans, young alligator,
ch he will endeavor to raise. 1t is
een inches long.
While fishing along the river, Messrs.
Try G. Tritapoe, Harry F. Shipley,
nuel U. Gregg and George Shipley,
e successful in landing 10 fine bass,
largest weighing 4 pounds.
Paddock Heights is to have a new and
Tern waiting room, a store and a sub
ion, in one building. This was de-
ID upon at meeting of the Board OF
ectors of the Frederick Railroad.
frederick Nyman, formerly of Fred
k, according to statement sent out
b Reading, where he expired in a
pital few days ago, died of gangrene,
lifting from a kick in the abdomen.
he annual convention of the Washing
County Woman's Christian Temper
Union will be held at Rohrersville
tust I. The State President, Mrs.
" R. HaSlup, will deliver an address.
IRE destroyed a small tenant house
b the farm of Bradley Stitely, near
bel, about two miles from Union
BE. The dwelling was covered by in
bee. The fire started from defec
|hue.
esidents of Thurmont, this county,
called upon State Sanitary Engineer
ert w. Morse for some relief from
uted wells, which they allege are
led by some persons turning their
S into cesspools.
force Of hands of the Northern Cen
Railroad are tearing up the street on
Patrick street between the tracks of
Frederick Railroad. preparing for the
ing of the frogs at the crossing of the
ks of the two roads at that point.
rayson H. Mercer, real estate and in
nee agent, sold for Lawrence F.
Iy, farm of II6 acres in Middletown
riot, to Charles F. Nichols, of Broad
J.. Mr.. Mercer sold for Oscar !.
tzahn, a fruit and truck farm of IS
s in Ballenger district.
uctioneer William z. Darner sold a
lie sale in front of the court house, for
'rge A. Pearre, Jr., assignee of mort
E, property of II acres, situated
lg the Hamburg pike. and about one
one-fourth miles from Yellow Springs,
William Specht for S3oI,
is leg broken by kick from horse
was feeding, Wilbur, the eight-year-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Smith,
ear Woodsboro, fell under the animal
narrowly escaped death by being
npled upon. AS it was he received
Gus and painful injuries and will be
up for some time to come.
gorge Tobery, a farmer. was attacked
severely gored by bull on the farm
George r. Dennis, near Urhana. He
feeding cattle in the barn ward, when
bull advanced slowly until about 20
away, when it dashed straight at him.
was unable TO escape and was tossed
mt 20 feet
ir. and Mrs. James M. Munroe of
napolis, have announced the engage
Mt of their daughter, M. Louise Mum
to Ensign Lawrence F. Reifsnider,
S. n. The wedding will take place
fall. Ensign Reifsnider's home is
Md, and he graduated
n the Naval Academy with the class
$40. He is well-known in Frederick.
lrs. Francis H. Markell entertained
Euchre Club at her beautiful home,
Xwood Lodge There were about 80
ests present The trip was made in
omoblles. Euchre was played and the
zeS were won by the following: First,
IS Mamie Potts; second, Miss Emily
lnson; consolation, Mrs. F. B. Smith;
estS prize, Miss Simpson, Liberrytown.
ne Washington and Gettysburg Rail
I'd Company is securing rights OF way
ongh, Montgomery county, Maryland
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