The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-08-01
'oCAL NEWS
little lettings About Peo'
~ pie and Things

*N' .yset have Dtcil N'Si'ItlS HS'
g a., Nj Mr.. T. H. Bussard' near Oroana
CCtlrles I F5,r.sderick. Saturday night by
I'D ID idams on a charge OF disorderlS
ia'' u staley has sold for How I'd
j1y'o'' II s., Louis, Mo-, his small
'sh ..o%r,,te e, near Mt. Pleasant to Maur-
II. Cramer' c.of,or Drvo,,
q ' s,Isn,ic City. They are register
. ~,rs Sheriff Hemp, Of Burkittsville,
['Pu ~. - :, iail Gertrude Redman, col
1gnI near Burkittsville, who has be-
/. violently insane.
i. \ roIliae sold for L. B. House his
y arm arm at Riehl's Mill, to Wilbur
|53s: Is 5I'', Of near NIlduletown. The
.ssisration was private.
/, and Mrs. John H. Glass, of Sha-
Y. |. G pa are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
||SSi ai lei this city. Mr.. Glass is the
/ :5erifi Of Shamokin.
|I,n.,rd Magruder. Herbert and VIM.
|l., ~' caught in the Potomac a string OF
'.' Ibe string was the finest caught
r,,ojerick fishermen this year
|. paInb Browning, of Myersville,
l. ,.a Zone o,plerated upon for appendicitis,
Il. W. Frederick City Hospital, has re-
.,sd so as to be able to leave the hos
,eyro. giving the name of James
IN ne is at Montevue. suffering with
sbopt the head sustained by being
f. by an automobile containing four
f. Frederick Trust Company has de-
4 10 make a six-room apartment, with
.-,rance on Third street, over its new
|11g TO be erected at Third and Mar
streets.
E,,-lps Poland, of this city, who has
|. undergoing treatment at the Sabll-
En- Sanatorium for the last eight
r,bs has returned TO his home slightly
|vyed in health.
Finest Christian. a blind negro, was in
i court upon the charge of attempts
nprck a lock on the house of Rich
Wneberry, colored. Judge Anders
missed Christian.
h water in which onions have been
Ids excellent for cleaning gilt frames
furniture. 1t removes grease and
Ess and brightens the gilt. 1t should
be used until cold.
4. and Mrs. Myer Wertheimer, Cum
and. vino have been on a trip to At
ID CITY. have returned to this city, and
spend several days with her sister,
!, Deyillah c. British.
L. and Mrs. !. Ridgley Sheridan, of
mont. w. Va, arrived at Buckeyes
b where they will spend part of his
zion with Mrs. Sheridan's parents.
and Mrs c. E. Keller.
lessrs. Charles A. and Samuel Strack,
Frysinger, formerly of Hood Col
faculty. and Mr.. Schwartz, Of York,
made an automobile trip to this city
iay and visited friends.
operations are in progress for hold
"a chautauqua at Rockville from Au-
rjtoII 1t will be held under the
pres Of the Pennsylvania Chautauqua
pcation, OF Swarthmore, Pa.
larry Z. Wilcoxon. of Columbus. O.,
listing his sister, Mrs. William O.
b Mr.. Wilcoxon has been suffering
rsnervous breakdown and is here in
hope Of recuperating his health.
[B Eugene Grove, OF Lime Kiln,
has been visiting her mother in
b has returned home. Mr.. Grove
| 1.-THE trip to Ohio in his automobile
vas accompanied on the return by
Grove.
be new Central Station in Cumber-
occupied by the Western Maryland,
rylvania and the Georges Creek and
tbeTland railroads. was opened Sun
the first tickets being sold for an ex-
ION 10 Pen Mar.
|. J. H. Apple, Rev. Henri L. G..
rer, Rev. l. NJ. Motter, Rev. DR.. Sny-
Of MiddIetown; Rev. B. r. Carna-
Nj. Pleasant; and Mr.. E. L, Cob
attended the funeral in Washington
ie Rev. DR.. John NJ. Schick.
Dry, the seven.year-old daughter of
Few McCleaf, OF near Emmitsburg,
struck by an automobile while she
pIayng in the road in front of her
+ The machine was from Washing
and was driven by r. H. Pilson.
70 automobiles, one from Waynes-
and the other from Washington
y, going in opposite directions, col
at Worman's mill, wrecking the
Y Font of one car and smashing the
''oF OF the other. The occupants
mot injured.
Y family Of Charles B. Staley are on
annual summer camp along the Mo-
" As in several previous years,
are tentlng at Worthington Spring.
ne Frederick Junction. There are
uler OF tents. all OF which are fitted
excellent style.
:. Sarah Wastler, OF Yellow Springs,
was tried on her husbands charge
..ng public nuisance and liable to
aie public charge, was directed by
L AnderS to 90 TO board for a month
aer sister and to discontinue creating
'Oances at home.
S Louise Swartz, fourteen years old,
AZ Fourth street, this city, was in
W me accidental discharge of cat
!, ~ = me hands of James T. Waters,
" y =. Waters, on Saturday, in the
! oI camp Fire Girls, in the noun
near Thurmont.
u. u. G9reenwalt, Madison avenue, had
tS.'S;lor'une to have his right arm
! D IN shaping machine at the Ok
wv m'uSh Works, having a cash cut in
' .nl near the wrist about three inches
' ra a nall inch deep. Two stitches
y, ,squlred to close the wound.
,~a Moore, who has been IN Jail
ivy, ,o months upon the charge Of as
,s nS some colored persons near