The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-09
OCAL NEWS.
little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

Y NJ. c. A. was recently present
In q photo of the Florida University
.ster Clifford Yinger has accepted q
ian IN the office of the OK Fibre
81 n Co. as mail boy.
and Mrs. Lewis E. Weidman, have
"A visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George E
I'm near Frederick.
Him. Weast while crushing ice at the
elsior Dairy had his hand badly lace
8 a while operating the machine.
* Marshal Stockman, West South
e Of has been confined to the house as
esult of being thrown from trolley
he excursion over the Baltimore and
s i Railroad from Baltimore Sunday
,obt o. visitors from the Monumental
ISL Lula Robinson, East Third
~ is on an extended visit to her
stber. Mr.. Charles Robinson, in New
H. Ladies' Aid Society of the Urbana
F church held a social after the
S lIlar meeting of the society Saturday
kessrs. William Haines and Charles
lin captured nine carp which weighed
To-, IS, IS, IS, and IL pounds re-
sctyely.
\ has been decided to hold the Goth
6ual Sunday school reunion Of Middle
IN valley, at the usual place, on Satur-
!, August 81.
Lewis F. Kefauver, of Middletown, at
He'd the Bull Moose Convention at
lcago. Mr.. Kefauver is an alternate
egate from this district.
Eiss Lora Trostle, of Abilene, Kansas,
Miss Lydia Trostle, of Westminster,
are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Frank
9th, East Fourth street.
Dr. Harry ]. Walling, North Bentz
Eet who has been sick for some time,
resumed his duties as driver OF the de-
Try wagon of Meier's bakery.
Dr.. Claude Wolfe, after having spent
Tx at the home of his brother, Mr..
b w. Wolfe, this city, has returned to
home, near Union Bridge, Nd.
IN attractive electric sign has been
rted in front OF the insurance office of
fin and Griffin, West Patrick street,
the Rich Sign Co., of York, Pa.
harles J. Crown, 80, widower, Of
nesville, Fla, and Nicle o. Day, %,
iourovia, this county, took out mar
e license in Baltimore Saturday.
wo COWS bitten by mad dog near
-mony Grove, belonging to William
mes. developed rabies and were killed
Dr.. r. V. Smith the veterinarian.
t a meeting of the Board of Directors,
he Woman'S College. extensive i'm
to the several properties now
Sc were laid out and contracts award
ISIS Harriet Holmes and Mr.. Arson
Mes, who have been visiting Miss
lie Geisinger, West Patrick street,
E returned to their home in Spring
, Ohio.
r. Iere Dutrow, who some time ago
appointed baliff to the Town Com
ioners, of Thurmont, has resigned
Mr. Howard Hahn has been appoint
0 the position.
r Reno S. Harp, Supreme Represen-
e of the Knights OF Pythlas, OF Mary
, accompanied by Mrs. Harp are at
ing the 27th convention of the SUI
ne Lodge, at Denver, Col.
r. J. H. Apple, president of the
mans College, will be one of the in
tors at the eighth annual tri-county
ute to be held at Ocean City, Md,
August rs to September 5.
,ntractor Lloyd c. Cutler, accom-
ed bv Messrs. Claude and Floyd Gull
Paul Beard, Sam and George Trun-
of Feagaville, made an automobile
to Baltimore in Mr.. Culler'S machine.
rs. Charles w. Fisher, of Philadel-
, Pa, and Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Ike and Miss Miriam Clarke, OF Wash
IN, d. c., are the guests of MIR. and
Charles w. Tough, West Third
t.
large bay horse, and cart, belong
% Garbage Contractor Edwin Freed,
thrown down an em6ankment about
y feet high on Saturday while dump
cart at the dump at the Frederick
k Works.
Gorge Long, an employee at Wilcoxon
rown'S lumber yard, had the end on
front finger severed, and the second
er of his left hand nearly severed,
Il his hand came in contact with rip
while at work.
ak, the ten-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Harry Fisher, West South street,
" fractured his forearm on Saturday.
was climbing tree i'll the yard in the
Of his home, when a limb on which
vas standing broke.
nemen of the c. & P. Telephone
lpany are at work stringing new cable
doing other work in preparation tor
removal OF the Buckeystown exchange
l the residence of Mr.. G. w. Hess to
Of Mr.. N. r. Schaeffer.
embers of St. Bernard Commandery,
ghtS Templar, Hagerstown, are
nging for their annual pilgrimage,
Oh will be to Pen Mar on Thursday,
rust IS. A band of music will be en-
ed and the trip will be made on
clal train.
Irs. Ezra d. Hoffman gave a party at
home on West South street, in honor
the thirteenth birthday Of her sister,
S Mabel Kreh. The evening was
Mt in games and amusements, until
. hour, when all were invited TO the
ing-room, where refreshments were
we'd.
IN enjoyable fishing trip was held along
Monocacy. In the party were t: @.
ckey, Paul Winkleman, Arthur Sitter,
aries Riddlemoser, Louis M. Halter,
aries Martz and Charles Abrecht,
ey were successful in landing II eels,
largest weighing AZ pounds, which
S landed by Mr. -Ealler.
Mrs. William A}Hilleary, matron Of
: LoatS Orphans Home; Miss Mary B.