The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
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-,4+Ie lettings About Peo-
pie and Things

pie ana I"4NS
clothing and jewelry stores viii.
/ al , r Charlotte and Eleanor Es-
Hisseis hove been visiting in Baltimore
IT, wr,n D. Garrett, West Patrick
|; IS IS &c confined to the house by SICK
l on, Dsrr. East Patrick street,
s IS Ly visiting friends in Montgomery
[N pauline Kline and Miss Virgie
L $ have returned from visit to Hag-
p" r-o,ted Brethren Sunday school OF
r. 1 e., : 'I Held its picnic upon the Fair
l'I c,tor,m picnic will be held at
p Ii, T' August p. This picnic is
Inv largely attended.
4 avcnrslon over the Northern Cen
esiIroad to Mt. Gretna, Pa, took
persons from this city
!, roseph II. Bussard, who is under
> treatment at a hospinal in Balti-
+ IS slowly improving.
Tohn A. Cramer, North Market
|, > ubo has been visiting in Harris
Hanover and York, has returned.
Z. Alma Oliver entertained a few
n at her 3ome at Buckeystown in
h n Of her guest, Mss Cecil of Hyatts-
|. bennery Of Charles Fisher, Jr.,
4 Tarket street, was entered by
rss on Saturday night and eight fine
kens taken.
k George Plunkard, West Patrick
|, quietly celebrated her 10Th birth
.nd received the congratulations Of
friends.
l. excursion over the Baltimore and
Railroad took sixteen persons to
,4asbore fourteen going to Atlantic
and two to Wildwood, \. ].
bn Crcaecr, residing upon County
Charles w. Zimmerman's
near Frederick. several evenings
LOST seven fine chickens from his hen
ie condition of Mrs. Cyrus G.. Hell
en who has been quite sick at the
I other son. Rev Z. T. Helfenstein,
Elhcott City, remains about the
s. Charles Baker, residing opposite
air grounds, Tell down stairway at
iome. painfully injuring herself. She
iaken 10 the Frederick City Hospital
r. !. NJ Goodman.
5 Sheridan Cline, of Frederick, was
ght from the home of her father,
S Dixon. Of BuCkeystown, to the
snck City Hospital. Mrs. Cline is
I'd tor nervous trouble.
e appearance docket for the August
Of Washington county contains one
we'd case from Frederick county, it
the case Of Orester F. Leatherman
st Dr. Euiaw D. Neighbors.
S. Hartman, Of Brunswick, caught
arp in the Potomac which has at
ID considered notice. 1t is red all
with the exception Of a part of the
The fish weighs about four pounds.
r the next week a vigorous cam
will be made in Frederick for con-
ions to a fund being raised for the
it Of the Greek soldiers, who are en-
in the new war against the Bull
rs.
cry delightful social affair was given
is Harriet Ramsburg, East Second
, to a number of her friends. Most
guests Joined in cards. there being
ables occupied at bridge" and two
at 500
'er Morrison, who was injured by
eCtric shock at the Thurmont sub
and taken to the Frederick City
ItaI, suffering with severe burns, is
z along nicely, although still con-
10 the bed.
! Harlan Green, residing along the
eading from Ellerton to Myersville,
lm load of hay and,broke her leg.
Ireen was upon the wagon loading
the time. DR.. E. l.. BeCkley, OF
clown, set the leg.
her c. Derr and Frank Bratten,
have been conducting a butcher
esS under the firm name of Derr and
m have dissolved partnership. MIR.
took charge of the business and will
ct same as sole proprietor.
les Fl. Cambria, IT., has sold his
nee, III East Third street, 10 Mrs.
+, Price. The purchase price was
ade public. Mr.. Gambrill is now
ylng the handsome residence, which
emily erected on Court Square.
tuesday last Harry P. Witter, the
nown farmer and breeder of thor
red stock, raised his barn, which
place the one DESTROYED by fire on
D The new barn will set upon the
alton OF the one DESTROYED, and will
same size excepting foot OF con-
las been placed on top OF the tound-
wall and will make the stables one
CHER.
Lord Baltimore Motor Truck Com
NIL not come to Frederick. This
earned in Frederick by dispatch
BALTIMORE, stating that the company
lcale at Canton. near Baltimore,
Us nave already been asked for the
ucllon OF large factory building at
ont' Contractors have been asked
We their bids in for the Canton
'g by July %.
= II. Ramsburg. the well known
sale grocer of Frederick, closed a
IN Messrs. David and ChaS. Croft,
Tor the Croft heirs. whereby he
eS the owner of Arlingt on Hotel,
on North Market street between
ana Fourth street. The purchase
was private, although it is known
ne Croft heirs were holding the
ty at $4,000.
ompany Of Buckeystown young
held a boating party on the Mo
river. Those in the party were:
Kuth Mlllard, of Washington;