The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-16
BAL NEWS
| title lettings About Peo'
ME and Things

'l pie and Things.
,,,,b,rine Keidling entertained in
I, ns' Rodock IS visiting the family a, il,
uncle uilc Mr.. Harry Quynn' IN d.
.,.,deot S. U. Gregg, of Monte
!'1ts''' has purchased three lots at
,;a Hardin and MISS Hardin,
<; en4lT have opened their cottage
'Eock Heights.
IT, Mrs. Eugene Osborne have
'.b te country home near Harmony
tbr the summer.
'r;,,i,m II. Railing, of York, Pa,
Ni' bsr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P n r'' West Patrick street. :
/ ia Mrs. Nathan J. Burdette, o.
KNIT '1U Any, gave a dinner n party in
H their son, Mr.. J. H. Burdette'
t., c,auffer entertained the MEM
i ri. ,he High School baseball club
II r'I lady friends at his home at
Lille
EIorence Lamar, daughter Of Rev.
omar who attended the Evans
"edding at Roland Park, will
month in Baltimore.
En-, Friendly Society Of M ddle-
.,ertained their husbands and male
N Skaters Hall. Delightful re-
hts we're served.
staley, Geo. S. Rodock. H. G.
Il, F. Burkhart and J. F. Eisen-
Br q been attending the State Con-
hi the Knights Of Columbus.
/ Emily and Marian Johnson,
rs Of DR.. William Crawford John
II returned from a visit to the
General Goodloe, Washington.
/ Hilda. Miriam and Margaret
h. and father, Mr.. B. Hagedorn,
Ind, Ore, are spending some time
| and Mrs. J. Alleine Williamson.
Cromwell, West South street,
ery valuable cart horse on Satur-
result OF pneumonia. Mr.. Crom-
|ently refused SI75 for the animal.
calvin Boone, through his attor-
Thur D. Willard and Samuel A.
has filed a suit for damages against
Eerick Brick Works. Mr.. Boone
fred last fall by the cavern of a
1k
RAYMOND Toms, who has been
with an engineering corps in the
has returned to his home, East
street. Mr.. Toms recently con-
malaria fever, and he came home
perate
lon H. Staley, real estate, loan
|urance agent, has sold for Mr..
Nv. Webster, his property contain
hut 7 acres of land, situated near
|own, to The Peoples Supply
" Of Middletown.
Is Orchestra last Sunday began
Cement for the summer at the
N Hotel. The orchestra will fur
Sic from II. 80 until 2.3o O'Clock,
Ter hour at the hotel, on each Sum
)ughout the summer.
be bodies in the old Episcopal
ID on East All Saints street will
wed to Mt. Olivet cemetery in the
pre- and the property will be offer
lie. This was decided at a recent
.oi the vestry of All Saints church.
n. A. Stultz, of West Fourth
|hile riding down Market street,
'urth, on his bicycle, was struck
btOmobile demolishing his wheel
hing his arm. The automobile
frying a Maryland license No.
leaders Bible Class of the Metho-
bcopal Sunday school has decid-
lue about 400 invitations to men,
/ the Mems Bible Glasses of the
Ping them TO attend a joint meet
L classes on May 20 to be held at
|ch.
and Rice, the well-known gold
have placed in the pools about
Pain at Court Park a large num-
pc large brood fish. The fish are
|hally well colored and large and
hg the Hrest specimens ever seen
ny.
|nd Snyder will be the name OF a
|ch embarked in the auto tire vul-
business IN Frederick. The two
len who will devote their time to
Fprise are George Stull, who for
pc has been a clerk in Markey's
Re, and John J. SNYDER, who has
|employe at the Postal Telegraph
y.
|egular monthly meeting Of the
'yllle w c. T. u. was held at
ne of Mrs. Solomon Crum near
Gllle. Fourteen members were
Pnd after an interesting meeting
refreshments were served. The
'Nlle w. c. T. u. will entertain
gention of the Frederick county
U. on June, IL.
f1ck Conclave, l. o. H., held a
|erestlng meeting at the lodge
independent Hall, it being the
OF the holding Of the annual
services in honor OF the dead.
X Conclave was instituted in De-
1899, and up to the present time
members by death: Calvin w.
Eesph +. Halter, Luther E. Turner.
u. Grely, Lorenzo, E. Kepler, ].
EEl'ter, John H. Zimmerman, John
Ter.
e!elner aged IL years, son of
H. Steiner, proprietor of Steiner's
f'ed about two miles west of JEFF
Ind along the Jeferson-Harper's
Pad' proved himself a real hero
rescued Raymond Stevens, the
n old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
rom drowning. When the lad
Lea from the water he was uncon-
10 Il was only through methods
E'suon, known by the youth, that
FFeued IN saving his companions
a lilor Order of Moose was insti.
'nlS city with a membership Of II.
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