The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-02-09
LOCAL .NEW s.
some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.


on business trip to Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles w. Ross, Jr., West Sec
ond street. is visiting in Baltimore.
Mrs. Chas w. Tahler, of Washington,
DC, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Summers,
have returned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Ira Moore has been spending few
DAYS with friends at Slidell, Montgomery
county.
Mr.. Christian Schade, has been spend
ing few days with his family on West
South street
Miss Arabella Blumenauer has resigned
her position as stenograper at the c. & P.
Telephone office.
Miss Mary E. Kennedy, East Third
sire ct, has been spending some time with
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Buckley, of Washington,
has been spending a few days at his pa
rental home in this city
The class of 1913. B. II. S., entertained
the 1913 class OF girls bv sleighng party
20 Adamstown and return.
Miss Mildred Nelson of Baltimore, has
been visiting her grandparents. Mr. and
AAAS. VI. IdGOb QUINCY w Col SOOulH CCt
Mr. Frank c. Hargett and Professor
Dean. OF Frederick College, are spending
few days in Annapolis and Washington.
Miss Mgnon Trail, Court Square, left
for Ithaca, NJ Y, where she will attend
the Junior Week functions Of Cornell Uni,
versity.
Miss Emily Hanshew, West Third
street. is quietly celebrating her 86th birth
day and receiving the congratulations of
her many friends.
Miriam Martz, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Martz, South Market
street, met with an accident while coast
ing on Rhoads' alley.
The Waynesboro, pa. Board Of Trade
Is making strenuous fight to have the
Blue Ridge College, situated at Union
Bridge, located in that city.
Mildred E. Lear, aged years, 8 North
Market street. this city, won 4th prize,
class B. for her story in the children's
contest conducted by the SIN.
While slcing ham at the store of Chas.
w. Wiles the clerk, John S. Eicholtz,
had the misfortune to cut off the end of
the middle finger of his left hand
Mr.. William ]. Grove. president of the
N. j Grove Lime Company, was in New
York attending the annual meeting of the
National Lime Manufacturers Associa-
ton.
General Manager Burroughs and Treas
urer F. B. Sappington, of the Frederick
City Abattor Co, were in Washington at
the opening of the companys branch in
that city.
Miss Elsie K Herwie. who for some
time has been Stenographer in the office
of The Mutual Insurance Co, has resigned
her position. Miss Marie Snyder succeeds
Miss Herwig.
Mrs. Howard Young, East Second
street. eentertained at 800" at her home
for the benefit of the hospital. About 90
persons were present. Refreshments
were served
II Mr. Elmer Dixon, of Lawndale, lost his
Sorrel horse From some cause the
animal fell in the stable and fractured one
of its hind legs. necessitating the killing
ofthe animal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Wordsworth left
for Birmingham. Ala, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Aoles-
worth is manager of the Birmingham
Baseball team.
Amos H. Siegrist and family. East
Third street, have returned home from
lancaster, Pa, where they were called on
account of the sudden death of Mr.. Sic
grist's brotherin-law
Miss Ella Cutler entertained number
of her friends at her home, near Church
Hill. Games were enjoyed until late
hour. About 40 persons were present.
Refreshments were served
y Mrs Evaline Remsburg. OF Middletown,
aged 81 wears, fell in the back yard at her
home and broke her arm between the
wrist and elbow. Dr. Herbert Beckley
was called and set the broken arm.
Mr. J. Howard Allnutt entertained his
friends at delightful Euchre party at his
home, Three Springs" near Adams
town. There were about I25 persons
present. Refreshments were served.
A paper from Los Angeles, California
TO The CITIZEN gives an account of the
Sformation of MARYLAND Society IN that
fourishing city. DIR. c. E. Stoner brother
Of Mr.. F. l.. Stoner, OF this city is the
president.
Samuel NJ Kefauver, of Middletown,
has leased the Opera House, that place,
40T peTlOu Oh one year ana VIII conduct
"a moving picture show therein, beginning
pst Nas soon as electricity can be turned
INTO the building.
@ Medals won by Company A, NJ. N G,
last summer at rife practice were award
I'd at the armory on Monday night last.
Many friends of the company attended.
Dancing and musical concert followed
The ceremonies.
An enjoyable pound party was held at
the res dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. f. Kemp,
spf Rocky Springs. Various games OF all
kinds were PLAYED until late hour when
all were invited to the dining room to
partake Of all the delicacies of the season.
III The Great Chiefs of the Improved
Order of Red Men paid their annual visit
&c Chippewa Tribe in this CITY. Among
the visitors to the lodge were; Great
Chief Harry l.. Bennett, OF Frederick;
Great Keeper of Records. c. Litlleton,
OF Baltimore; Past Great Chief, Philip
Porter, and Sachem Strang, of Annapolis.
He was very lazy, Mr.. Perkins, said
old Mrs. Jones. II must say my first hus-
EMO was very lazy man..
We'll. he was SO lazy, Eli, Mr.. Jones
Has SO law that he wouldn't shovel
I'll "a the front gate.
How did he get the path broken out2"
aSked
&Oh, he used to lay on the lounge and
Nmch the baby's ear with the nippers I'M