The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-02
JCAL NEWS
A.;++le lettings About Peo-
Bile and Things.

q 81 New York
'fec, 81 Al L. G. Kieffer and family are at
b, r. ,sEghby Beach, Va.
nstee1 s,nsoy A has received orders to sus-
#irills until September
recpa =, Jacob Rosenstock is visiting his
p1mth III at Atlantic City
NlcCr al robn H. Frazier left for Atlantic
,, Ina Niagara Falls.
otti M Row Howard Of Piedmont, w. Va,
inv friends in this city
met IL ollie Rosenberg, near this city, is
ma: business trip to New York.
Thomas Freeman Dixon is spend
2-G y,cafian at Gainesville, Md.
; I'd +...i,r, Helms was operated upon for
- "a Gcits at the City Hospital.
n ,io Iro,rv A. Frederick Rihemen, re-
their paw on Tuesday last.
,cipa +. II. Hummelbaugh and family
artb ~ Penn Grove camp for a week.
larss &, l c. W. Ross, Jr.. is registered at
cnd Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantic City.
'i 4. IS u. S. G. Rupp is spending his va
"A with his family at Mortified, Mass.
Id Clara V. Leib, of this CITY, who
: Ia Brwent an operation at the City Hos
s1 is getting along very nicely.
,F IL water rent inspectors are winding
"V .fhejr labors and expect to show a fine
.e aesk ase in the water rent collection.
Ma, IS Charles W. F. Cashour, f. Third
rdJ -. was operated upon at the City Hos
nr S'Is| on Saturday for appendicitis.
0; NJ x ank Cole, who was operated upon at
heFrederick City Hospital, is able to re-
liam ma work in the store of c. E. Cline.
ud 1. be Sunday school of Quinn A. NJ. E.
oh held its annual picnic at the Fair
na binds. A large crowd attended.
q hoo Superintendent White has been
, r ing schools about Sabillasville in COM
. IN with School Commissioner Wachter.
During the vacation of Rev. Henri L.
fr1 Is. kiefer, pastor of the Evangelical Re-
m, |1It bed church, the organ will be rebuilt.
,n Nm and Mrs. Roger B. Wolfe, Of Vel
iD 5# Springs, are on visit to Niagara
ia rs W. H. Crawford and daughter,
lib Mabel Crawford, of Martinsburg,
10 W spending some time at Hotel Brad
4sses Mary and Margaret Wiener, of
=, fH%risonburg. Va, are visiting their
y rs, the Misses Wiener. East Patrick
!. u
I Policeman John w. Blumenauer re-
jed, his resignation was accepted and
Il s. will be relieved of his arduous duties
Nle gust I.
The Misses Taylor, of Washington, are
x5ting Miss Grace Zimmerman, East
EArick street..
Eessrs. Harry ChaplIne and c. T. K.
fQplng attended the reception given by
H. Warner at his residence, KenSing-
III on Tuesday last.
AEilliam S. Gosnell, West South street,
"a had his leg broken in a fall at
Mkersvile, several weeks ago, is able
e be out on Crutches.
Edward Herring, Jr., of Washington,
% is spending his vacation with bis
81 tents on East Church street, is quite
81 and threatened with typhoid.
Inc new water gas set, which will
Manufacture the gas supply of Frederick,
b been installed, and during the next
II DAYS the tests of the machinery will
81 made.
eIr. and Mrs. D. G. White and child
"a b. of Braddock Heights, left on an
~ 'omobile tour through Pennsylvania,
#ew York, OHIO, Michigan and Canada.
hey expect TO be gone two months.
Rev. A. !. Gill, of Aberdeen, who has
Zen visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
"A Heinlein. at Braddock Heights, has
ebne to Cumberland, where he will visit
is daughter, Mrs Arthur Warfield.
q The Sunday schools connected with the
G. E. church, South, and the Episcopal
ehurch, left on the p. m. train Tuesday.
u Braddock Heights, where they held
heir annual picnic. A large number at
Ended.
The campaign for pure milk is not to
Be limited to Baltimore. Those who are
u the work are planning to organize in
Dc fall a State committee, which will ex-
{end the work to all town and cities of
Maryland.
S Mrs. J. Alexander Shriver, of Bati-
hore, with her granddaughter, Miss Vio-
let Clendenen, is spending July and Aug
bst with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
Rnd Mrs. Clarence Shriver, at their cot
tage at Sudbrook Park, Md
The Frederick Board of Trade expect
10 place signs at the passenger stations OF
the city containing the words For infor-
hation apply to office Of Frederick Board
ri Trade, Court street. opposite Y. NJ. G..
a., Lloyd T. MacGill, secretary"
The Pen Mar Presbyterian reunion was
<held on Thursday, August I. the address
ling made by William T. Ellis, of Phil
kdelphia, editor afield of The Continent,
? famous traveller, journalist, lecturer,
writer on missions and other world topics.
A birthday dinner was rendered to Mrs.
Maria E. Zimmerman of Mt. Pleasant
upon her 18th birthday anniversary. Her
children, grandchildren and a few other
quests gathered about the board and the
occasion was most enjoyable. AT her
advanced age Mrs Zimmerman is active
and alert and enjoys unusual health.
The Hotel Braddock gave one of its
pleasant entertainments during the week.
The program consisting of readings and
music, a piano solo by Mr.. Wagner and
Professor George Ed Smith, and read
ings by Mrs L. H. Remsberg were fav-
orably commented upon. After the pro-
gram dancing on the periste was enjoyed.
While driving down the hill on South
Market street, four Young ladies in car
rage were given good scare when the
morse tell down. The young lady driving
screamed and. the whole neighborhood
was aroused. One of the occupants
tainted, but was soon revived. 1t is said
mat the ladies were from the vicinity Of