The citizen., 1913-04-04
2CAI NEW s.
. little Jottings About PeO-
pie and Things.

IN Nbo has been quite sick, is i'm
! [an, Commissioner Eddy. addressed
''pov scouts on Sunday last in the Y.
1C A. auditorium.
hessrs. Thomas II. Haller and John
IN Tier are on business trip to Phila.
H. and New York.
4 , Civic Club will hold a rummage
1 5, AnriI 10. II and IL in Junior Hall
n room. Contributions are solicited.
I l-. R. Gittinger. East Patrick
'"''. ',.,s taken to the City Hospital, for
s.,,ent Of his left leg, which he broke
Nay 1912.
4 Harry r. Kolb, West All Saints
4 wbo has been undergoing treat
1, f,r some time at the State Sani-
H. has returned.
H. sunday School class of the Luth-
4 ,burch hardwood Harp, teacher
rber,nr r3o members were photo
phed BY ARTIST Kreh.
H. r. Best. with a force of hands, has
H. the work of making the excava-
4 ior the Armory building to be erect
In North Bentz street.
H. Herman w. Ordeman, of Fort
brond Staten Island, New York, is
H. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mowers, Clarke Place.
n r Hubert Bowers has returned TO
iohn's College. Annapolis, after spend
H. Easter vacation with his parents,
land Mrs. Harry w. Bowers.
N C Wilhelm, of Baltimore. an aunt
II / O Hendrix, who was here on a
4 f5Il in getting out of the automobile
Fl Hendrix. and broke the bones of
forearm.
Ibert VI Jones was arrested at
6erslown on the charge of detrauding
n Senator Emmert out of 5000 advanc-
IA him to pay for securing a patent in
sbington on a device to control trains.
H. Harry Kline, s West Seventh
j entertained at 800" in honor of
.d9uehters. Misses Cornelia and Pau
.Kline. Refreshments were served at
ate hour. The diningroom was deco
IA in palms and flowers.
spoene | Rowe, attorney. of Emmits-
4 filed in court, a bill in equity asking
In Injunction restraining the town of
|hitsburg from selling at public sale
&property OF Mrs. Mary E. Ehrehart.
siniunction was granted.
Erv F. Schell and c. Thomas Eek
a have purchased the stock, fixtures.
Ieluipment of the saloon and bowling
ss Of the late John H. Frazier, South
fEet street, and will continue the busi-
s in their name after MAY I.
Resident S. Lewis Motter of the Fred
Il Board Of Trade, and Elias B. Rams
OF this city went to Baltimore,
Be they inspected the plant of The
b. truck concern which is considering
slerck as d possible site for the fac
II and Mrs. John Baumgardner, this
4 on Tuesday, quietly observed the
aanniyersary of their marriage. Both
&in good health and entered INTO the
1meut Of the day. The wedding
tnony was performed by the late DIR.
4 delightful surprise party was given
the Social Club in honor of Mrs.
atad at her residence, Io9 East Sixth
N The house was tastetully deCorat-
Nth plants and cut flowers The
ning was spent in dancing and playing
4 Essrs. I. w. Page and w. H. b.
q were given a surprise entertainment
y 4number OF their friends. The guests
3 entertained by graphophone selec-
IS by w. II B. Page. The evening
81 an enjoyable one. Refreshments
q served.
he Myersville trolley car due in Hag-
pwn at 10 p. m. and a small Funks-
u car colllded rear end on Pope ave-
n &HagerStown, in front of the Montross
Be- Factory. No one was injured.
Al MyerSville car was IN charge OF
~ Charles, conductor, and Lewis
|Qday, motorman.
4tSSrS. J. Booker Clark and Thomas
foTsythe were awarded by the Com
$oners of Howard county a contract
Nlld section of the county highways
p Second district on the Old Fred
4 road from Baltimore and Howard
1py line westerly for distance of
"A two and one third miles.
q Monday last there was a slight
~ on the Baltimore and Ohio about
pay between Frederick Junction and
q Kiln. The trouble was caused by
#ast train crashing into freight train
bound, standing upon the track.
ca0oose OF the freight and several
4Were thrown off the track and both
kS blocked for several hours.
'pSs Nellie NJ. Casey, for over three
II the visiting nurse of The Frederick
ply Branch of the Maryland Society
Phe Prevention Of tuberculosis, has
&sred her resignation to take effect on
2o Miss Casey has accepted po-
u as visiting nurse under the Hagers-
Branch of the association and will
4 her work there on MAY I.
he Frederick Railroad Company h $
knaSed Of the Philadelphia and Read
Nal'road, rs freight cars. Fifteen OF
are OF the box pattern, and there
De 10 gondolas in the lot. The cars
Euch as have been used by the P. and
Or years and are intended for the
ing OF all kinds of freight. The de-
pment OF the freight business of the
erck Railroad made the requirement
f'ndard freight cars necessary.
pnractor L c. Cutler broke ground
le foundation for the new armory.
mouse upon the site of the armorv
oeeh removed, but the other has not
Geeh torn down. The Armory Com
lon within the past few days, has pur-
y frame house and has acquired a
a ny 80 feet, adjoining the site pur-
sl some time ago. The house would
'oiiie almost against one of the side
vi Ihe armory toward the rear and
n purchase was made to prevent this.