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

20 little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mics Sadie Hahn, East Patrick street,
Outlined to her bed by sickness
The condition of Mrs. Samuel L. Lilly,
ubo is sick with typhoid, is improved.
Mrs Harry w. Bowers and daughter,
Me- Viola Bowers, are on a visit to New
York
Mrs Charles Stricken, of York, Pa,
rbo has been visiting Mrs. c. c. Carly,
has returned.
Mrs !. Harold Ramsburg, East Sixth
.,reet who has been quite sick, is some
what improved.
Der & Bratten, meat dealers, North
Market street, have placed new delivery
wagon on the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n Wilhde, of Lantz.
rbo have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fraley, have returned.
Miss Hilda Flanagan, Of Woodsboro, is
spending some time with her friend, Miss
GLADYS Stall, of Buckeystown.
Frank K Gilbert, who has been quite
sick with typhoid fever at the City Hos
pital is getting along very nicely.
Fifty negro laborers were taken to Par
kersburg, w. Va, with their families, to
work in the iron works of that city.
Mayor Schell has had Officer Brengle
Law cinder walk from the street near the
Hospital 20 the Boys High School
The sons of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Knock, South Market street who have
been quite i'll with typhoid, are improv-
Ing.
The friends of Miss Helen MulliniX
gave her a clothes line shower recently.
Miss MuliniX will be married 10 DR.. Alice
Radc1.
Martin Swami, colored, celebrated his
twentieth anniversary as an employe at
P l.. Hargett & Co.'S hardware estab-
Ishment.
Mrs Charles Biser, of Adamstown,
who has been quite i'll at the home of her
\ sister, Mrs. Harshman, Madison avenue,
. is improving.
Robert Shaw left for Lexington, Va,
. where he will enter Washington and Lee
University. He was accompanied by his
. father, Brock Shaw.
Edwin l. Ouarles, director of Greater
Baltimore Committee, was elected secre-
i tary treasurer of the American Associa-
lion Of Commercial Executives.
Attending the Pennsylvania Stale Nor
MAJ School, at Milersville, from Freder-
lex county are Misses Helen Anders of
Sabiasvile and Hazel NJ. Boiler of Logs
William Bennett who is attending
Rock Hill College, Ellicott City, has re-
tuued.to his home suffering with bone
elon on the middle finger of his left
hand.
The property of Benjamin F. Reich,
South Market street, which has under
gone some extensive Improvements, is
being painted by force of hands under
Harry Herbert.
John S Ramsburg and daughter, Miss
Mary Katherine Ramsburg and Mrs.
Elias B Ramsburg and sons, Elias and
Richard have been spending some time
at Atlantic City.
Harry E. Paisley, auditor of the Read
Ing Railroad, has been secured to make
an address at the meeting OF the MonoCa-
cy Club of the Evangelical Reformed
church to be held November II.
John Fox, Raymond Clabaugh and
John Mahammett, the latter colored, were
taken to the Maryland Penitentiary by
Deputy Sheriff Dieter, to serve their re-
spectlve sentences imposed by the Court.
Mrs. Luther w. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Storm and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Storm and son, Luther, of
Lancaster. Pa, have been here attending
the funeral of the late Luther w. Storm.
Lewis A. Rice Jr., son of Alderman
Rice, has been named by Prof s. Fenton
Harris, with consent of the Board of
School Commissioners, as a teacher in
the Commercial Department of the Boys
High School.
DR.. d. F. Leatherman, formerly Of
Maryland, but now residing at Green's
burg. Pa, was appointed on the surgical
staff of the Westmoreland County Hos
pltal, one OF the largest institutions of Its
kind in the State.
William H. Shipley has received a
very handsome jewel of the Natiora al
Council of the Senior O. u. A. NJ, from
the National Secretary, which he prizes
very highly. Mr. Shipley is member Of
the National Council.
Friendship school, near Mount Airy,
which was closed on account of an out
break OF dlphtheria among the pupils of
the school, was opened on Monday. New
books were sent TO the school, the ones
IN use having been burned.
The erection of a new school building
at Church Hill, this county, which was
decided upon some time ago, was referred
to Commissioner Cyrus F. Flock. Mr..
Flock will look after the selection of
site and details in connection with the
building.
Harvey L. Hedges, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David l.. Hedges, of near Walkers
vile. has been elected to a clerkship in
the Citizens National Bank, and has
started in on his duties. Mr.. Hedges is a
brother of S. d. Hedges, bookkeeper in
the bank.
The Frederick City Hospital Guild re-
sumed its meetings recently IN the U. ID.
rooms, with a good attendance. Only
business of a routine character was trans
acted. The Sewing Society of the Guild
resumed their sewing at the Hospital on
Wednesday.
Daniel w. Zentz, of Thurmont. has
Deen making improvements to his flour
mil during the past several weeks. T.
W; Romick, OF Bellefonte, Pa, practical
millIwrlght, has been with MI. Zentz ard
installed new machinery and gave he mill
general overhauling.
tredonia Council, No. 49, O. u. A. NJ,
held an enjoyables session ill the lodge
rooms. After the business meeting there
was short program rendered, including
several impromptu talks and selections