The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
III Go AL NE-W S.
ONE Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

dludDfC uOlSC Nv dSdth'
Mr.. Jesse Miller, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
uyisiting friends in this city.
Mrs. e. II. Lamar, East Church street,
twisting friends in Bristol, Tenn.
Letter carrier, J. Edward Duvall, is
onined to the house by sickness.
School Superintendent John T. White
visiting the schools in Brunswick.
CITY Attorney Edward J. Smith is spend
ig few days in Washington on business.
Miss Anne Schlev, East Second street,
visiting Miss Ellen Baker, Berryville,
"a.
Mr.. George Buesing, North Market,
treet, is out Of the city for few days on
usiness.
mr.. George A. Pearre, has been
pending some time in Baltimore, on
usiness.
Mr., Ward c Haffner of Hanover, Pa,
NNAending few days in this city on
business.
Miss Dorothy Goldsborough, of Easton,
sthe CUES of Miss Emily Johnson, Rec
Td street.
MrJ Thomas Eisenhauer, of Cumber-
and, is on visit to his parents on West
'atnck street.
Mr.. III. B. Nelson, of Cincinnati. Ohio,
visiting his mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. Nelson,
Vest Third street.
Mrs. l. Henry Schmidt, West Patrick
treet has been visiting relatives and
riends in Washington.
Mr.. Addison Hoffman, West South
treet, has returned from visit to friends
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. VIM. H. Lakin and family have
emoved to this city and are residing at
No. II, East Third street.
Messrs Newell Fitez and Charles
;charer, of this city, are visiting relatives
md friends at Rocky Ridge.
Miss Bertha Carly, Lebanon Pa, is
pending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Knill, near Frederick.
Miss Esther w. Malone, of Baltimore,
svisiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M.
falone, North Market street.
MRS William Null, of Adamstown, who
las been visiting Mrs c. Harry Webster,
Madison avenue, has returned.
The Elks Club gave a social session to
he members of Frederick Lodge, B. P.
0.E., on Thursday evening last.
Miss Lillian r. Engelbrecht, of near
efferson, who has been visiting relatives
md friends in this city, has returned.
Jonathan Stup was committed to Mon
evue Hospital by Justice c. H. EckStein,
being without any visible means of sup
port:
LIZA. Woodward, the owner of high
powered motorcycle, has placed an order
or a side car attachment for his motor
cycle.
Mr.. and Mrs w Harry Haller, East
Second street, are the proud parents of an
3H pound son. They are being heartily
,ongfatulated.
The interior Of the c. & p Telephone
Co.'s building, East Patrick street, is be
hg redecorated by force Of hands under
NJ. F. Moberly.
Grayson H. Mercer, real estate and in
surailce agent, sold for Lewis RiCkerd,
bis Fruit farm of IS acres, near Shocks
town. to John F. Cline.
The Board Of County Commissioners
donated $500 for charity which will be
used 10 relieve suffering Of the poor during
the severe cold spell.
MT II. K. Startzman, postmaster at
Hagerstown and William u. Roulette. a
well known manufacturer of that city,
were in Frederick
Mr.. William A. Carly, manager of the
furniture department OF the store Of Mier
and Frank, Portland Ore, is visiting
relatives in this city
Frederick College defeated the Catholic
University of Washington, d. c.. re-
Gently, after an exciting game of basket
ball. BY score of 20 to rs.
Mr.. d. Princeton Buckley and family
have removed from West Third street
Bhis handsome new residence at the
Ynd Of North Market street.
Mrs. May Markell West-Patrick street.
who has been confined to her room for
nearly two weeks suffering from severe
fall, is able 10 get down stairs.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Webster, of near
Adafnstown, who have been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c Harry Webster,
Madison avenue, have returned.
While crossing the street in front of her
residence on North Market street, Mrs. H.
S. Landis, had the misfortune to fall on
theice, sustaining several bruises.
Mi. and Mrs Everitt Ricketts,, and
daughter Miss Helen, East Third street,
have been spending some time visit
ing relatives in Baltimore and Rockville.
iDr. l.. E. Brown well known physi-
clan in this city, was appointed by the
County Commissioners as physician to
the Jail, succeeding DR.. H. F. Getzendan-
ner
Manager Seebold, Of the Emmtsburg
Yailroad Company declares that there
was no tie up on his road caused by the
recent snow drifts. He spent the day in
this city
R !. Earnshaw, formerly president OF
the White Cross Milk Plant, which ope-
rates large milk plant in this city, has
been named as general manager of the
company.
Ion Sunday Rev. DR.. !. Spangler Kieffer
began his 45th year as pastor of Zion Re
4Orped church, Hagerstown, the longest
unbroken pastorate in Washington county
ofahat section.
4The funeral of Miss Mollie Fallen. Of
Baltimore, took place from the Baltimore
and Ohio station on Wednesday last
&ilort services were held at St Johns
thnrch and Interment made in ST. Johns
ctmetery
According to the last information re-
<AcAivedsat the home here, the condition o.
vNIiss Regina Rodock. who lies extremely
h'f at st. Vincents Hospital, New York
Where she is taking the training course fol