The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-18
GOAL NEW 8.
-. Little lettings About Poo'
pie and Things

c,,r4s b. Trail and son. Court
NJ. o'' .r. am a visit 10 Atlantic City.
l1''I r.,rt Bentz and Edward BENT
M iar.,Ib g a new Regal automobile.
's lanes s. WHkie, Of Gettysburg,
W. /. Sending mend a few days with friends
W William II. Steiner and daughter,
W. ,r,-,5re, of West Arlington, are
$, ~, .'" me- Misses Steiner, West Third
~. Nellie Hunichen, East Patrick
As' ms successfully operared upon at
is5 1,;., " HOSPITAL for appendicitis, and is
\ .., ~ along as well as can be expected.
c.oro4 S Kolb, the local agent, has
a. g. iba OK Fibre Brush Works four
I, w chemical fire eXtinguishers for
I'M 4 tbernew department at the works.
r Krode, this city, has again been
med "A, ,Ne official reporter OF the udl-
' .' committee OF The Supreme Body Of
Z f. Moose. Which will meet in Cincinnati
b JULY IS.
'peJ Estate Agent Charles T. K.
, NM, sold for /. William Mehrling two
~. brick house on the south side OF
rs5t South street 10 Jacob A. KidwiIer
l private terms.
'Vr Harry 5. Schroeder, formerly of
4. civ. who has been working for some
s,rs in Philadelphia, is spending his
sc,tiou at the home of his father, Court
,rer George Schroeder.
s Amos Urner, the well known insur-
,cs man. closed a deal with the Fred
-cE Realty Co., whereby the company
r,ees 10 build for him a handsome two
ory cottage on Elm street.
One of the delivery wagons of the G..
BAKING Co.. driven by Marshal Fogle,
as upsg, ON East Second street, caused
u The horse acCidently being turned too
,on No damage resu ted from the ac-
dent,
Mr. Elmer Putnam who was severely
;ued bv the large belt of threshing
srbine llvng off and striking a heavy
apk which was thrown against him, at
L farm Of c, II. Khpp, is reported as
alug better.
Former County Treasurer, d. I. Pad
4 sold 1t public sale house and three
res Of land in Ur5ana District, assessed
.aiast BENJAMIN Williams, to William G..
lker for $50 Auctioneer Dutrow con-
lcted the sale.
Mr. l. Hunt Henderson, who has
ZEN spending the past three weeks with
parents Mr. and Mrs John D. Hen
ickson, West Second street, left for
YnIand Oregon, where he will resume
practice OF law.
The members Of the committee of teach
s 10 arrange for the summer school of
achers held a meeting, at which time,
outline Of instruction, as prepared by
rector Glmbril. was read to the mem
Is o, the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travers Thomas left for
sw York. Buffalo, Montreal and Toron-
Canada, the Thousand Islands, and
turn BY way Of Cleveland, Ohio and
banv New York. They expect to be
NE ABOUT TWO weeks.
James FL Gambrill, IT., of the Farmers
icAange reports that some new wheat
being brought to the exchange The
ality is good, Mr.. Gambfill says, but he
ltes most farmers are reporting poor
Eds. Wheat is quoted at 81 cents.
Directors of the Frederick Trust Com
ny met in this city and decided upon
ans to be followed in the Improvement
the building al the corner of Market
q Third streets. which will be made
70 the banking room OF the company.
Mrs. Tames Howard Clemson, of An
polls, was suddenly called to Frederick
unity by the serious illness OF her hus-
nd, who recently went TO his old home
ad and farm to visit his sisters and to
,uperate Mr.. Clemson's condition is
ite serious.
The members OF the Sunday School OF
united Brethren church held their pic
at the Fair Grounds. 1t was an all
y affair such as held each year by the
nday school. Contests OF various kinds
re enjoyed by the children, including
1erent races, base bali, etc.
Arson Harrington, who came from
u Claire, Wis, last April and married
Frederick lady. received telegram
that his son, Ellsworth Hal
gton, had been killed. The son was
egraph lineman and it is supposed met
death while at work.
The team of Glenn Hahn, farmer llv-
east OF this city, while returning from
ederlck was struck by a \. {. Il. h;
In on East Third street crossing ana
wagon demolished, his horse crippled
d he was seriously injured. Or. Nc
lrdy was sent for and attended Mr..
aims injuries.
Work has been completed on the i'm
ovngoi Carroll Park, which was placed
the hands of Charles Hermann & son.
rSls. The flowers have been attended
and the park given general cleaning
rs, GeOrglanua Simmons, who gave tll1
rk to the city. employed the MeSSrS'
ermann 10 do the work.
Miss Grace M. Walker, who for nearly
Zee years. has been resident nurse at
e Houck home in this city. North Mar
I street, resigned her position. MISS
alker left on a months vacation ana
Ter August 10 next, she will be back IN
.ederick, and her services as a register
nurse will be at the command OF the
ySlcIans of the city and county.
At the regular meeting Of the Leaders
0le Class held at the Methodist church
{ following officers for the next nan
'ar were elected by the large number OF
embers present: President, acob H.
ackley; vice president. Andrew T.
ogan; secretary, Claude S. Hahn; assls-
Mt secretary, Thomas s. Linthicum
eaSurer, Charles Stewart; assistant
e:asurer, Charles Holden; librarian, Jesse
lngling.
Miss Emma x. Gross, who has been
'eclal instructress at the public play
'ounds conducted under the auspices o
e Civic Club at the Maryland School
ltlDlPfpH her ,,,1,xi- rAnrfol review al