The citizen., 1913-02-14
30 AL NEWS 8
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pure - Grace and Marie Price are
Mss };s, lew DAYS in Baltimore.
pe."'',S ,. ,forgaret NJ. Roelkey, North Mar
j, 9't Street. is visiting in ba''fnore'
ke' '"C, C,aroa Ross and family have re-
a5 MI T to 20 West Second street
'v, Wv. e Ed. Myers has returned from
Mrs. 'ao1 W, friends on the Eastern Shore.
',r Mus VIM H. Knock, South Market
WI, M,S has been visiting relatives IN Hag-
,n.. VIRGINIA Grove, of Baltimore. is
Miss MIS-, Ms. VIM. DeLashmutt, East
~. and Mrs. Charles w. Ross, Jr., and
MI; W., %. second street, have returned
n, ON a trip South
NJ y5i,b his mother, Mrs. S. A. E.
FTnms @n East Second street.
,I;ss Mary z. Kennedy, East Third
M',' bss been on an extended visit to
losds and relatives in Baltimore.
NJ, CKde Lewis, of Baltimore. who
IAN ", visiting his brother, Mr.: Rush
ge,s avis near this city, has returned home.
1ndoe Glenn H. Worthington address
Tina David Lodge of Odd Fellows
u aon "rhe Founding of Odd Fellow
poy Mfr. McCann, of Lebanon Valley
hos been spending a few DAYS with Mr.
and ,'oJ Mrs. H. Holdcraft, East Church
street
Mr. George d. Eader, OF near Union
4 CitT Tenn. has been visiting his parents
NJ ~ and Mrs. Peter M. Eader, East
4 Church street.
Rev DIR. Cameron Mann, missionary
bisbop Of the Episcopal church from
North Dakota, was guest at All Saints
liz. f. rectory.
Dr lanes K. Waters, who for many
Years has conducted a drug store in
Tburront. has sold the business 10 Mr..
zwncH N'lnger.
DR.. H. Apple, president of the
Womdn's College. is on a trip to differ
ont points in Pennsylvania in the interest
of the building fund.
Miss Rebecca Claggett, East Patrick
street has gone to Charlestown, w. Va,
on account of the death of her brother-in-
law. Mr.. H. O. Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock, East
Second street, left for New York, where
they will spend the week. They will be
guests a, the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Mary Zimmerman entertained
some Of her relatives and friends at a re
ception and dinner on February ; in
honor Of her 74th birthday.
Mac strate Aaron r. Anders left for
Baltimore, where he will sail for Florida
on a several weeks trip. He will visit
his uncle, MIR. J. H. Rep, at Sanford, Fla.
Messrs. /. H. Baker, F. c. Thomas and
Archie Mossberg, of Buckeystown left
for Louisville Kv.. to attend the Can
ners' Convention that is being held there
this week.
Calvin z. SchlIdknecht, through Real
Estate Agent Harry G. Tritapoe, has
sold a brick dwelling on North Market
street, to John Tyson, baggagemaster on
the Northern Central.
Lloyd T MacGilI will have an office
with Harry g. Trtapoe in the northwest
corner Of the Pvthian Castle. The offices
will be on the first floor and will be the
mos. desirable in the building.
Rev !. II. Frlzzell of Washington,
says that woman ought to propose to
man and not man to woman. DR.. Friz.
zell stated. She should have the right
10 select who shall be the father of her
children
Major Joseph C. Byron, representing
the Hsgerstown Civic League, presented
the Mayor and Council petition con-
tanning the names OF 900 citizens for the
adjustment of hog pens within the limits
Of that city.
Mrs. Frank Colliflower. of Thurmont,
who about year ago accidently fell from
a chair while in the act of hanging
window curtain and broke one OF her
ankles, has gone to Baltimore hospital
TO have her ankle treated
Mr. Thomas F. Allen, organizer of the
Sons of onadab, in company with a
number of the order from Baltimore and
held meeting in the Masonic
Temple on Sunday last No organiza
ton OF new lodge was effected.
The York Bridge Co. has been award
ed the contract bv the Board of County
Commissioners to erect a bridge across
Hunting Creek near Thurmont, and near
the Harmon sawmill. The bridge will
be OF iron and will replace a wooden
bridge.
MIR. and Mrs. Merle Dixon gave their
daughter, Ruth, a surprise by inviting
about ten couples of her friends to their
new home on Elm street. Dancing and
cards were INDUCED in until late hour,
wnen refreshments of choice character
We're served.
Me'srs. Samuel H. Rosenstock. Chas.
!. Staley, Frank x Staley. Robert NJ
otaley and William o. McCutcheon. OF
ImS city, went to Washington on Satur-
day last and left on the Gamers Spe-
;lal'' for Louisville Kentucky. to attend
he Gamers Convention.
Mrs. lanes F. Layman, Wisner street,
was given surprise in honor OF her
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent IN music and social intercourse. AT
late hour the guests were invited TO the
where refreshments OF a
rholce character were served.
Workmen of the Frederick Railroad
C;ompanv have begun the excavations for
The placing of switch from the South
street tracks into the yards of American
FOUNDRY and Manufacturing Company,
on West South street The work has
been nterfered with by inclement weather.
President Lincoln G. Dinterman, Of
The Board of County Commissioners, and
6Ieorge r. Dennis, Jr., attorney to the
Board, have returned from trip to
annapolis, where they went to see Gov