The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-10
FoCAL NEWS.
little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

NJ St. Marys was Ne ~
his II to o. >. tho c,,rd,,,
li nS were we're largely attended
r s High School was defeated
Westminster "a to o.
wv M,ddletown postoffice appoint
ID aT Ia. $, not as yet been made.
c'arge Somehow was taken to the
1 esriek CITY Hospital where he was
r.,r awning post and hitching posi-
i. '. be removed by October goth, says
r WV residence of Mr.. A. E. Heidler,
W patrick street, has been repainted
George Gittinger'
II. dwelling house OF Mrs. Annie Nc.
i n' West Patrick street, is being re-
u vs., by F. II. Koehler.
Nj United Fire Company held their
w w, meeting on Monday last. Only
a an, business was transacted.
:. and Mrs. William A. Harley, East
y y street are in Philadelphia witness
,5e Games in the baseball series.
:. e K. Thomas and Mrs, w. J.
~. W., This city, are visiting DIR. and
Howard V. Durow Dayton, o.
\, MI. Grove, of Lime Kiln, spent
~ days with Hon. J. G. r. House and
IN Of near Broad Run, this county.
\, Henry Hedman. of Corpus Christi,
ras. has been spending some time at
I'll R. Besant's, East Church street.
nah F. Jackson, through her attor-
Reno S. Harp, has brought suit
INST her husband, John A. Jackson,
a divorce.
s Burkhard, through his attorney,
oS Harp, has filed replevin suit
nst Samuel Barnes. A horse valued
100 is in dispute.
ne hundred and thirty-four persons
on the excursion over the Northern
hal Railroad Sunday to Mt. Gretna
Lebanon, Pa.
NEST Kline, of Mt. Airy, who was op-
ID upon for appendicitis at the Fred
CITY Hospital, has SO tar recovered
be removed to his home.
n. Tabler. of the State War and
r. Department, Washington, hes been
tding a few days with his cousin,
F. H. Koehler West Patrick street.
rs Alfred NJ. Belt and daughter, Miss
anna Belt. West Second street. have
to New York, where they will at
the Triennial Episcopal convention.
he property of Mr.. Christian Railing,
Fourth street, occupied by Mr.. Err
Fox and family, is being repanted
IT, Harvey Sunday and a force of
be Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors were disap-
ted on Saturday when the Maryland
Dol for the Deaf for some reason
TO show up for the scheduled
th game and the game was forfeited.
be change Of time for the departure of
5 for Hagerstown and other points
this city will be five minutes earlier.
will leave IS minutes before the
instead of 10 minutes as heretofore.
s w. A. Smith daughter of Mr.. and
G, !. Michael, was operated on by
Hunter, of Baltimore, for appendi-
at the Frederick City Hospital. At
time she is doing as well as can be
Ected
hoOl Superintendent White received
Ter telling him that positions were
for positions as teachers in the
ppines. Information as to examina-
will be furnished by the Bureau of
Jar Affairs Washington, D. c.
William Smith. who has been EN-.
Fp at Simpsons Hotel, Mt. Airy,
accepted position with the Royal
en- Mills Co. He returned to Fred
and will leave the latter part of the
for Hagerstown, where he will be
yor aleyreceived complaints about
ts running Of motorcycles about the
bern Central Railroad on Church
1t was reported that at times,
specially when the Ok Fibre Brush
Ks close at noon or in the evening,
pass at terrific rate.
IS H. Bell, for several years teach
The LewiStown schools has been
erred to Frederick. and has taken
Z Of the room in the United Fire
Pany Hall, aud will later be assigned
Washington street school. Miss
nee Damulh takes Miss Bells place
TstOwn.
npelled to move off" and pay the
a total of about $50, the Johnson
o. gypSeS, arrested Monday near
Ridge, agreed to leave the county
Jury and following nearing before
PoSey, struck for some place
man Frederick county, stopping
Over night here.
iFrederck's war claim Of 5000, 600
Ultimately be paid by the United
Government if persistent ham
Is kept up, is the opinion of
5cSslnan David |. Lewis, of the
CONGRESSIONAL District. and mem
me Committee on War Claims; OF
lOuSe OF Representatives.
County Commissioners have not
.eClded to put down an improved
VI macadam around the courthouse,
%e seriously considering such a
BY the estimate submitted by
Y Engineer Crum, the work will
fOout ,s9o45, IS, of which the county
e''eo to pay about S4,425.
key through the brilliant individual
x q Raymond Clark, an Annapolis
&e lltte captain-quarterback, whose
uG eal So-yard run and another end
Vf 20 yards resulted in touch
\, 81. Johns College triumphed
WI ". st. Mary's College on the grid
d. d., Annapolis on Saturday. The
was IL too.
~ ~ county committees-Democrat,
o W and Progressive-met and
~ ior an active campaign to COM
d Z. once. The progressives COM
melr ticket by naming Charles A.
n ! Vi Lewlstown, for County Com