The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-07
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Dr. Ii .',' OHIO. where he will locate.
MIS- Ella Rhoderck OF near jefferson
visiting relatives ana iIienuS III ms
w W.. w. u Smith has been taken to
VI Sapatarium, Sabillasulle, for
,g.. Mamie Black, of near Buckeys
WIS n, an extended visit to relatives
h New York.
U(yy[;@J4, was committed 10 Montevue
tor treatment
r,,-os,e NJ. Kessler, formerly of this
~ H., now of Brooklyn, New York, is
iy ON yisi. to friends here
Mrs Sophia Fitzsimmons, who has
,'.,.nduo some time in Frederick.
has returned to Luray, Va.
Mss Roth Ogle Of Adamstown. is
amending the week with Mrs. John Dron-
onbnro West South street.
Mrs Daisy E. Conklin, of Boston, Mass,
l. yi.,ling her mother, Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Csrtv. South Market street.
Mrs T. ). Repp, East Second street.
,,bo snent the last several weeks visiting
in Washington, has returned.
NJ Elias d. Delaughter, on the New
na.icn road. near this city, killed
norker which weighed 412 pounds.
NJ, and Mrs Ollie Bare, of Brunswick,
,,s enrndjng few DAYS with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bare, West Patrick street.
William H. Betson. of Adamstown.
,pho has been visiting his son, Contractor
/. f. Betson, Wisner street, has returned.
Mrs Louisa c. Halter has sold her
dwelling house 1877 West Church street,
toIacob l. Engelbrecht, on private terms.
Miss Mabel Danforth, of Richmond,
Va is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. K.
Getzsndanner, of Montgomery county,
Nd
The Frederick Railroad killed one COW,
and broke the leg of another belonging to
Greenbury Putnam, on the Montevue
pike
Deputy Sheriff Robert Cramer. who has
been housed for two weeks with an attack
Of acute bronchitis, has resumed his
duties.
Mrs. Amos Siegrst and daughter, Ruth
Fast Third street, have gone 10 York and
Lancaster, Pa, to visit relatives and
friends
a ttVSUtul pOuiIb lJdlly " 80 llVIh al
the home OF Misses Mary and Katherine
+. Hau-r. AZ East South street About
eighteen couples were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Whitlocll and Paul
Edward Whtlock, of this city, have re-
turned home after visiting a week with
their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Bentz.
Miss Ada Etzer, daughter of Mr.. A. H.
Ftzler, ol Thurmont. was taken TO the
Frederick City Hospital and operated on
for appendicitis. She is recovering rapid
ly
The Art Club of Frederick at bust
ness meeting after a special interesting
program was rendered decided to make "A
contribution of $500 to the Guy Stone
fund
Members of the four troops of Boy
Scouts OF Frederick are planning for an
anniversary demonstration TO be held IN
the City Opera House on Friday, Febru
ary7.
Mrs Halter and George Brengle have
purchased from Calvin L, Schlldknecht
double brick dwelling house, 724 and 726
North Market street. the consideration
being private.
The deed of trust given by DR.. Clinton
F. Main, 10 w. G. Greenwalt and c. L.
Main has been dissolved by the order OF
the court and the transfer of the property
BY the trustees to Mr.. Main was made
and filed for record.
Misses Emma and Angie Lamar, who
have been living on the Heights for sew
era years past, have purchased lot on
Jefferson Boulevard and have begun the
erection of home of their own.
f~booaS, .C IL ~,
Wednesday last entertained the Progress
slve 500 Club, of Mt Arv. The house
was PRETTY decorated for the occasion
and after cards for several hours, refresh
faenls were served
Miss lane F. Rice. East Fourth street,
lett for Baltimore, where on February I
she entered the Church Home and mfr
mary for a three years course in nursing.
Miss Rice has the best wishes of her
many irlends for her success.
Ezra Etzler, who resides with his
daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs ].
r. Kreglo at Shady Side, between Mt.
Pleasant and Libertytown. has been very
sick for about a month. During the past
week about 80 friends called to see Mr..
Etzler.
Miss Regina Rodock. daughter of Mr.
ana MIS-. George >. Rodock, OF THIS CITY,
lett for New York, where she will accept
the position as superintendent of the
Washington Square Hospital, located at
the corner of Washington Square and
Fifth avenue.
George w. Crun. former county treas
urer, who owns a fruit plantation in
Florida, sent to Court Clerk Harry w.
Bowers, a box of fine oranges and grape
lrult to be distributed among his friends
IN Frederick. The fruit was among the
hnest ever received here.
Roger c. Helmer a student at MERGERS
burg Academy, and son of Rev. and Mrs.
7. (. Hemer, of Thurmont, won first
honors in contest debate on the ques-
Ton of Direct Rule of the People of the
United States" He debated the mega
1--we sde-aganst direct rule.
Mountain City Lodge, K of P, confer
RED the rank of knights upon class OF 40
candidates. This is the first group OF the
class of 100 received some time ago to get
the third degree of the order. The de-
grees were conferred bv the degree team,
OF which DR.. T. s Eader is the captain.
Members of the Southern Methodist
chuch are interested in the announce
ment that Rev DIR. ! T. Prettyman, pre-
siding elder Of the Washington district OF
me Baltimore Conference, Methodist
Episcopal church. South, is candidate
Tor chaplain of the United States Senate.
Lieut. Pierre ioht Wilson IT c N