The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-28
31AL NEWS
little lettings About Peo-
pIe and Things

pie and TnlnES'
Minnie Z. Morris, of Hagerstown,
M Mrs. D c. Fleming
charlotte Baker, East Church
u - i visiting in Baltimore.
and Mrs. James f. Doll, who have
T. in Baltimore. have returned
!" Fred w. Cramer, East Second
:. in Baltimore on business.
- nd Mrs. Elias Murphy are visiting
! T. son. o,,' Charles, in Hagerstown.
rabn n. Grove, West Patrick
IT. 4. vas in Baltimore on business.
ronis Burger, of near Pearl, spent
I ,i me with friends in Baltimore.
william {. Levy, of Baltimore. has
so w a few days in this city.
+ Charles Rem, Of near Feaga-
:. 20 On a business trip to Baltimore.
T.. William H. Minker and daughter,
4 ,, rb;rd street, are visiting IN York,
4, Charles L. Rem, West Patrick
T. was on a business trip to Balti-
Re.
=. Charles s. Wilson and Mrs Charles
H. East Church street, are visiting i'll
Gilmore.
b,,fessor George A. Everhart, North
1 Lei street. was on a business trip to
.neytown
H. and Mrs. !. Allen Putnam are
gniine several days in Cumberland and
J gerstown.
Mss Mamie HENS, OF Feagaville, Md,
ssiting her sister, Mrs. A. Creager,
Birth Market street.
Nfessrs Cecil and Roelke, have erected
attractive sign in front of their grocery,
bner of Market and South streets.
tosenh G. Miller, probably Frederick's
last citizen, quietly celebrated the 95th
riyersarv of his birth, at his home, east
Frederick.
The eleventh birthday of Miss Adelaide
swk Of Wakersville, was fttingly cele-
aIed by delightful party given in her
nor at her home, on Saturday evening,
.brusry 70.
A delightful pound party was held at
|. residence of Mr.. VIM. H. Burdette,
ar I,ewisdale. Various games were
we'd until late hour when all were in
ed to the dining room to partake of re-
shments
Mr.. Iohn Zimmerman. for number of
ars at Hershberger'S bakery and con-
tionary, North Market street, has re-
ned his position and has accepted
sition at the freight terminal of the
ederick Railroad.
\ surprise party was held at the home
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Watkins, near
1odvlle. Various games were induIg-
in until late hour when all were in
I'd to the dining room, where dainty re-
;hments were served.
in engine Of the NJ. ]. Grove Lime Co.,
standing along a public road near
ckville, where the firm was engag d
Dad building, was stripped of all brass
is. such as cocks, valves, etc. About
or $40 worth of brass was taken.
Norkmen are removing the scaffolding
put the new Frederick County National
nix building. Already one can get a
-ly good idea Of the appearance of this
ldng when completed. 1t will be one
the most handsome buildings in the
very delightful pound party was held
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
e Kinsey, Plane No. 4. Wednesday
bruary IL Various games were IN
ged in until late hour when all were
tied TO the dining room to partake Of
'eshments.
SCARLET fever broke out among pupils
ending the Pleasant Hill school at New
lway, and upon being notified of con-
ons, Health Officer !. NJ. Goodman
de an investigation and ordered the
DOL closed until after the outbreak was
'ond danger.
lr. William Houck, son of Mr.. C. E.
uck, formerly of Frederick. an expert
pointer on the y. S. Battleship Yer
mt, has arrived at Vera Cruz, Mexico,
n Guantanamo, Cuba. The Vermont
flagship Of the second division of the
antic fleet under the command of
miral Fletcher.
he Washington County Commission
lost the suit for ST., 900 damages which
pm CosS, miller, near Smltesburg,
ught against them for failure to keep
drainage Of county road in repair,
lifting in filling up his mill dam with
d and debris and interfering in the
ration of his mill.
he c. and P. Telephone Co., asked
County Commissioners to give written
mission to the company TO erect pole
along all the county roads. While
mission to erect poles has never been
Sed the company. written permissi, n
ow asked. The County Commission
held the matter under Amusement.
We have been requested to correct an
" relative to the publication of the
pa!s OF Miss Mary Flair, OF Smithsburg,
Mr.. Victor Buhrman, Of FoXville,
Miss Anna Flair and Mr.. Lester
ldall. They were sent TO this Office
Dur correspondent who no doubt had
n mlslniormed. We are pleased to
re the correction.
ev' DIR. Charles L. Pate. pastor of St.
rs Methodist Episcopal church, says
iSpatch from Hagerstown, who has
n chosen as superintendent of the
yand General Hospital Baltimore,
not yet received official notification
rs appointment. 1t is understood he
forward his acceptance as soon as he
oeen officially notified of his appoint
1t.
octor Leroy McMaster, head of the
'attment of Chemistry of Washington
Veislty St Louis. and formerly Of
this county, has just pub
ca Two articles on chemical investiga-
: The one is on The Nitrile of
mario Acid and The Preparation of
hyl Maleate," and the other, "A
letal Method for the Preparation of
ammonium Salts of Organic Acids. "
ne committee named to arrange for
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