The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-10-04

| Contractor Gittinger has started work
on the Nurses Home at the Frederick
City Hospital.
"A marriage license WAS issued in Balti.
more to Ira M. KeeneN, 27, of Free, rick,
and Carrie NJ. O'Keeic %.
An unknown man was struck bv an en-
CINE at Point of Rocks. He was uncou-
scIous when taken to Montevue Hospital.
William Ely, of Sharpsburg, IS visiting
his brother, James Ely, West Fifth street
lhlS is his first visit in twenty-five wears.
The students of Western MARYLAND Col
lege organized The Woodrow Wilson
Students Club of Western Maryland Col
lege.
Rally Day services will be held by the
Zion Reformed Sunday school at Charles
vile on next Sunday morning at o.I5
O'Clock.
The official board of the United Breth-
rem church have been instructed to vote
Tor the return Of their pastor, Rev. Hum.
melbaugh.
Simon c. Rice, with L. E. Mullinix,
has purchased a fine black horse from
Jacob Pagan. The animal is of the Black
Hawk strain.
The Palace Furniture and Carpet
Stores, corporation of Brunswick, has
made deed of trust to w. o. Rau for
the benefit of its creditors.
Bishop and Mrs. John Gardner Murray
and family have closed their summer
home at Emmitsburg, this county, and
returned to their winter home in Balti-
more.
Judge Hammond Urner and son, who
have been spending some time at Atlantic
City, where Judge Urner has been con-
valesCing from his recent illness, have re-
turned to Frederick.
Allen G. Quynn, midshipman at the
United States Naval Academy, returned
to Annapolis to resume his duties, accom-
panied by his roommate, Midshipman
Shoemaker, of Helena, Montana.
Norbert Brengle was painfully injured
by being run down by speeding team
between Sixth and Seventh streets on
Market street. He is confined to his
home, but no serious results are antici-
pated.
The Standard Lime and Stone Com
pany were awarded the contract for sup
plying stone for the new filter beds, in
Baltimore, at its bid of $4,000, at the
meeting of the Baltimore Sewerage Com
mission.
A private dance was held at Braddock
Heights on Saturday night About twelve
couples were in attendance. The dance
was given by Mrs. Alice Rohrback and
Miss Fannie Longcope. The Braddock
Heights Orchestra furnished the music.
In the football game against the Tech
nical High School eleven on Saturday.
Johnson, of Frederick, scored two touch
downs for the NJ. A. c. team. His play
ing was one of the features of the con-
test. The Farmers won easily, score, 81
to 6.
DR.. Franklin Buchanan Smith, one of
the best known practitioners of Frederick
county and Western Maryland, is i'll at
his home, Court Square, with typhoid
fever. DIR. Ira J. McCurdy, who is at
tending Or. Smith. stated his condition
was verv satisfactory.
The SIS gold watch which was the first
prize given in the bowling tournament
conducted at the Braddock Heights Ca
sino this summer, and which was cap
tured by the Y. NJ. c A. team, was won
by c. W. Zimmerman in a contest be-
tween the individual team members. The
second prize, set of military brushes,
technically goes to Scholl Hersperger,
who made the highest score in the roll
off between the members of the team.
DR.. Ira ]. McCurdy, City Health Officer,
reported that there had been seventeen
cases of typhoid fever reported to him
since June l. He stated this was very
good showing for city the size of Fred
erick, and showed 10 unusual prevalence
of the disease. DR.. MCCurdy has also
received the reports upon the samples of
water which he sent away several weeks
ago. He stated while the water showed
some bacteria, yet no more than last
year, and said the water this year is
found to be as good as in any former year,
and he does not feel it occasions any
cause for alarm.