The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-28

-; N WIS OeOISc wolfe, OF Wash
ington, are visiting friends in this CITY.
Mr.. Ohm Siford. of Somerset, Pa. is
visiting his home on East Church street.
Miss Ada Parker, of Baltimore. is visit
ing Miss Orie Schmidt North Market
street.
Mrs E. Rice FogIe, of Union Bridse is
visiting Miss Lucy Frost, West Second
street.
Mrs. Mary A. Duvall. South Market
street who has been quite sick, is slightly
improved.
Mrs. Edward D. Danner, of UnionviIle.
IS visiting Mrs. Lewis F. Carter. East
Third street.
Mr.. II. c. Gibson, East Church street
IS on a business trip for a few DAYS in
Hanover, Pa.
The Society for Social Hygiene held its
regular monthly meeting at the Federated
Charities building.
Mrs. Louise Davidson, of Washington.
IS visiting Mrs. F. Granville Thomas,
East Patrick street.
DR.. J. II. Apple is in Cumberland at.
tending meeting of the AlIegany County
Teachers Association.
Mr.. Frederick NJ. Fleming. OF Haeers-
town, recently visited his mother, Mrs. d.
I. Fleming, on Carroll street
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker and daugh
tiers, Almira and Ellen, of Buckevstown,
are spending the day IN Baltimore.
Maryor Schell sold the McChnton
Young building facing Second street on
Bentz, SIS was the price received.
| Mrs. William Hertzler, of Carlisle, Pa
IS spending few weeks at the home Of
Mr.. H. E. Cornpropst. East street.
Miss Helen Mateny, West Patrick
street, who has been spending some time
with friends in Washington, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Getty, of New
Windsor, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs P. H. c. Birely East Second
street.
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer of the Church
Home lnfrmy has finished her training
and will receive her diploma in the near
future.
Mrs. Jesse Covel, of near Dickerson,
who was operated upon for appendicitis,
at the Frederick City Hospital, is i'm.
proving
Contractor LLOYD c. Cutler put the
finishing touches to the new school build.
ing at Brunswick. The building contains
10 rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austen and Mr..
Charles Lerch, of Washington, have been
visiting Mrs. Laura l. Cook, South Mar
ket street
Leo Weinberg, a member Of the Fred
erlck Bar, delivered the address to the
Brotherhood of Basts Reformed church,
below Taneytown.
Mrs. Luther Duvall, South Market
street. was paralyzed She was found
unconscious by her daughter Her con
dtion is improved.
Mr.. J. Vernon Silance, of Washington,
family of Mr.. George F. B. Crumbaugh,
West Church street
Miss May Feaga, of near Middletown,
who has been undergoing treatment at
the City Hospital, has recovered Suffici
emily to return to her home.
A fine COW belonging to Mr.. Ross Will,
hide, of near Thurmont. gave birth to
twin calves recently. Both are of good
size and in good condition.
Mrs. Henry s. B. DeGrange. who was
operated upon at the City Hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to return to her
home on West South street
COL E. Austin Baughman has taken a
trip across the continent, and will spend
the end of winter and the months of
April and Nav in California.
School Superintendent White has re
turned to Frederick after spending the
week with Middletown as his headquar-
tiers, visiting schools in that section.
New chairs are being placed in the
balcony of the City Opera House. The
work is being by representative of the
American Seating Company Of Baltimore
The sale at the Y. NJ. c. A. room under
the auspices of the Barbara Fritchie AS
sociaton. was quite success, and as
result over $40 was cleared by the associ-
alton.
lanes Shoemaker the farmer at Monte
vue, who sustained broken knee cap by
falling off wagon, while assisting in
hauling stone, is doing as well as can be
expected.
Mr. Paul Koogle, mason engaged on
the Frederick County National Bank was
painfully injured by being struck on the
head by a loose brick falling from the
floor above.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Leslie Shafer, of Mid
dletown, took their / months old son to
the Maryland University Hospital, Balti-
more, to be operated upon for strangu-
lated hernia.
A representative of the Prick Manufac-
turing Co.. Of Waynesboro Pa, arrived
in Frederick for the purpose of making
repairs to the large engine in the munich
pal power house.
A delightful George Washington party
was held on Friday night at the homt Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wsner, East Patrick
street. bv the Jolly Club" Of MoCrorey
and Companies store.
Prof John t. White, superintendent of
the public schools of Frederick county,
left for Philadelphia, to attend a meeting
OF the National Educational Association
of School Superintendents.
DIR. Robert l.. Hammond, of Woods
boro, has decided to move to Frederick
and on April I he and his family will take
up residence at 2I3 East Patrick street.
the property owned by Prof. Anon Bur
gee.
w. E. Babcock, secretary of the Spring
Garden Joint Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association, Philadelphia, has
been appointed secretary of the Hagers-
town Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association.
The degree team Of Francis Scott Key
Council. No. A8. o. u. A. NJ, has been