The citizen., 1913-12-05

Skinny" Thompson. colored was
turbing the peace ''' '' N'S'
Mr' I. +. Cline and family are MOVING
rom their summer home "Ilvl,nS
Lodge near Braddock. to their bo,,a
on West Third street. ''0'''e
George d. Wolfe, Of WASHINGTON hoe
SOLD his two story brick dwelling bonsa
and lot Io2 East Fourth street to w
Sheridan Blentlinger, the consideration
being private.
The case of Beverly w. Mister. et al
receivers OF the Farmers Trust and
Banking Company, VS.. !. Fenton
lhonaS, was argued in the Court of An.
pealS IN Tuesday last.
Al d meeting OF the foot ball team Of
Western Maryland College. Walter Louis
Graete, OF Owings Mills, and of the class
OF 1915, was elected captain of the team
ior the season OF 1918.
=, Dr. Ira McCurdy stated recently that
tne condition OF Mrs. Caroline Ross Cos
telIo' who is i'll at West Chester, Pa, re.
mains about the same as it was several
DAYS ago. There was then slight i'm
PiONCHlcHl lot tne better.
George Jackson, colored. charged with
Stealing goose and some chickens from
the Arlington Hotel yards, was brought
before Justice PoSey few evenings ago.
lie was sent to Jail to await the action of
the court IN default of 500 bail.
The hospitabe home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Phillips Stansbury, of near En-.
mitSburg, this county, was the scene of
most pleasant gathering, on Thanks
giving Day, IN honor of Rev. VIM. H.
bartcn, OF Chicago, Illinois, who is a
brother of Mrs. Stansbury.
In general order issued recently from
the office of Adjutant General Charles
Macklin, Captain Ridgely Gather of
the Paymaster's Department OF the
Maryland National Guard, was with
drawn from active service and placed on
the retired list.
In an effort to save the life of Toseph
Wallace, the four-year-old son Of CITY
Llneman and Mrs. George Wallace. the
lads sister, Miss Mary Wallace, will sub
NIT to the knife, in order that portions of
skin may be taken and covered over the
large burned space of her brothers. body.
K. F. Simmons, chief clerk to Super
lntendent r. Paul Smith, of the Hagers-
town and Frederick Railway Company.
has been promoted to chief clerk to W.
J. Harvle, the genesal manager, and will
be stationed in Hagerstown. c. c. Long
anecker, Of Hagerstown, will be made
chief clerk to Superintendent Smith.
Frederick Camp. Modern Woodmen
OF America. elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Consul, Dr. Thos.
S. Eader; adviser, VIM. E. Darner;
banker. William c. Zimmerman; clerk,
Hemma H. Haller; escort, NJ. S. Mob
erly; watchman, |. w. Albaugh: sentry,
James H. G.. Best; physicians, Dr. James
Nj. Goodman, Dr. J. O. Hendrix; man.
ager for three years. Richard P. Storm.
Instead of holding the usual banquet at
the first Of the year. it was decided to
remit to each member Of the camp one
half of the amount Of the years local
dues
Executor Harry E. Carty, of the will
of the late Miss Annie erosion, has had
appraised the property which was left by
her. The appraised value of the prop
erty which is generally low, is $24,449 80.
The property appraised is divided as
follows: Personal, $326; debts due, $3,-
700; money, So42. 80: stocks, $I6, $40; real
estate, $3,25o. Mr.. Carly entered into
bond in the sum OF $4,000 to carry out
the provisions of the will. The will also
makes bequests amounting to SIS, 100,
and stipulates that any residue is to go
to nephew, Frank Davis Groshon, of
Texas, who has arrived in Frederick.