The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-06-07
SJ-AI NEWS.
Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Ftsia% khing season opened on June Ist.
>lA vi Everhart has taken up evange.
= 1aia Sfk.
nd Mrs. Howard NJ Albaugh have
81 H. d from their wedding trip.
enc. .A.I. Conlon and Mr. C. B. Staley
and /, cent Visitors at Thurmont.
=ssatg h, Charles c. Cartv is on business
Ea5l- N Philadelphia and New York.
l@!@sa Geo. B. Harrington, of Barnes
='F alt As III the city during the week.
.aE Is. w. m. Iolliffe and H. NJ. Jones,
IN sia. 40 spending a week in York, Pa.
%. s@.a Madeline Mccormick, of Balti-
o. /. spent Sunday with relatives in this
ID ai. Samuel Trimmer, of Washington.
ai In visiting relatives in this city and
11usg.
51; = Ella Zeigler, Addie Haberkorn
,a5 la nnie EdmondS, spent Sunday in
-7as town
W. Smith, the veterinarian has
a. - y ID as president of the Frederick
~ Club.
l.. Claude Lewis, of Baltimore, has
Z, 4, sitting his brother. Mr.. Rush Lewis,
il. has, is city.
and Mrs. !. M. Radcliff have re-
9UGa home after spending several days
ro7e1e in Baltimore,
.'PE me Greed and family have leased
Jstqs afer bungalow, on Jefferson boue-
Braddock Heights.
? fla mel and Mrs David Peck, of Wash
Nv ID. c. have been visiting at Mr.. L.
,.T 4gan's, East Patrick street.
. Il. Gustav Hartig, of Washington, is
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NONE .hael, West Patrick street.
be Eo.H. Bratten, of Atlantic City, has
= Lake View Hotel, along the Fred
f. md Thurmont Electric Railroad.
| {? Cd Anna Mock. of Altoona, Pa, who
% p75,een visiting Miss Margaret Maize,
-, latTick street, has returned home.
..,r Sis, Roscoe Harp, and Clarence
lower. of Pittsburgh, Pa. are on
'ls > their parental homes in this city.
7ai Frederick Railroad has about COM
the Cd putting its tracks on South street
Tie 0pe for the matchmaking the street.
my 81 Jackson, simple minded colored
'Ilsl Ias committed to Montevue Hospital
: plostice Anders for 90 days, for treat
Il Of i
= a. p and Mrs. George Zeigler, of Balti-
~ have been spending few days
MS sisters, the Misses Zeigler, East
boa J. Clarke Kieffer of the Hagers-
>,ii Board of Trade, has been spending
4s.. days with his family on Rockwell
| the aI-e'
large Helser, who for some time has
isg employed in the core room of Prick
hi ID, llops, has accepted similar position
ract. derrick.
have lirs of the Maryland School for the
Tegwas held at the school on Thursday
ever ne, June S.
excursion over the Baltimore and
lM Railroad Sunday took I79 persons
Dat the city-III went to Washington
to Baltimore.
MON and Mrs. George Heinlein and
Vi tier and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Harris
hildren are occupying their cottages
lddock Heights
b6r Grayson E. Bowers and family and
=. Archie Fisher, made an automobile
80, O Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Win
,.r and Harper's Ferry.
srsn a result of an action taken by the
h, Tsors of the Buckeystown Turnpike
frnFvr on t1lnfnrruclaS will
|vly arged toll on that pike.
Ssat. A. J. Eisenhauer, Of Huntington,
ma, who has been in the city attend
lie funeral OF his aunt, Mrs Joseph F.
lhauer, returned to his home.
Agreements for the summer institute
Invention of the Maryland Christian
kvor Union 10 be held at Pen Mar
az to 28 are being made.
Ms. John Lebherz, of Niagara, N
gustus Lebherz, of Waynesboro,
HEBfere in this city attending the funeral
cir aunt, Mrs. Joseph F. Eisenhauer,
Robert Shaw entertained the grad
class of the Boys High School, of
heis member, at the home OF his
its. Mr. and Mrs. Brock Shaw, South
It Street.
seetor Saunders of the Y. NJ. c. A,
led to near Yellow Springs on the
erick R. r., material for summer
which he will establish there for his
and children.
The quarterly meeting OF the Junior
i Fire Engine Company held on
ID 3ay night, only routine business was
u acted. Two persons were elected to
|oar bsrShip in the company.
iFty members of Company A Of Fred
d To- If over the Baltimore and Ohio at
lock Monday for Saunders Range,
W len Burnie, where they will be for five
|onI. engaged in rifle practice.
and Mrs J. H. Stauffer, of Walk
tn. F|Ie. are attending the commencement
ises of Dickinson College. Carlisle,
ago Where their son, Mr.. S. Walter
Rank lIAfs takes his B. A, degree this year.
50is Nickham Grove. aged IS years,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John w Grove,
n mid street won first prize, Class
ii Tho children's story contest carried
~ fIae magazine section of the Sunday
HI 1913 class of the Boys High School
aeIed the 1914 class of the Girls High
aopl ! trolley ride to Braddock. The
~ leIfon special car at 7. 80 O'Clock.
Inch zone, teacher of the Girls school,
Inc The chaperone.
Rev Edward T. Helfenstein, formerly
TINS eiLY was elected member of the
n sanding committee of the p. E.
urch III The Diocese of Maryland, at the
~ session. of the I2eth annual conven-
u held ID Baltimore.
Mr. Whou,ac E;carhouar ,,d f,p,iIt,