The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-31

Mrs. John X Hogg, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Leila Treich, East Church
4 street.
/ Miss Mary F. Kennedy East Third
] street, is visiting relatives and friends in
/ Baltimore.
/ DIR. and Mrs. Charles Norwood, of
! Libertytown. are spending some time at
the City Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Cutler, South
Market street left on a trip to Baltimore
and New York.
Miss Marion Sheets. OF New Oxford,
Pa, is visiting Miss Mary Nicodemus,
i Walkersvile, this county.
! Mr.. W. Brown and brother, Marion
Brown, have been spending some time
visiting in Martnsburg, w. Va.
/ Mrs. A. c. Knouf, Market Space, aged
! S. years fell and badly injured herself,
suffering from vertigo attack.
Mrs David B. Peck of Washington,
d. c., has returned to her home, with
Mr.. L. 5. Clingan, East Patrick street
/ II c. DoSh. a local stock dealer ship
ped another carload of horses to Wash
in5ton. The car contained IS animals.
Mr.. George D. Eader, of Union City,
I Tennessee. Is visiting his parents MIR. and
I Mrs. Peter Mantz Eader, East Church
street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel IL. Bu~key, Of
/ Litllestown, Pa, are visiting their son,
Mr.. ID. Princeton Buckley, North Market
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Strawn, Of Wash
ington d. c., have been visiting her
! parents. Mr.. and Mrs, William Anderson.
near Frederick
Mrs William II. Abrecht and Mrs.
are visiting Mrs. Paul Blackwell, in WI
mington, Del.
A large window in the office Of I. NJ.
I Newman and Companv'S coal office was
broken by a small boy deliberately throw
ing a stone through it.
w. W. Smith, Frederick county. was
fined by Justice Doub, of Hagerstown,
| Monday morning 81 for selling on the
streets of that city without license.
On Saturday February s, an examina-
! ton will be held at the Frederick post
! office for a clerk-Carrier. Applicants
must be between the ages Of IS and As
! years.
Orders have been issued for the inspec-
! ton of the property and the personnel OF
Company A on March 10. The property
will be inspected at 4 p. NJ. and the com
pany al s p. m.
Rev. w. c. Sykes, formerly Of Berlin,
Pa, now ofthe Reformed church at Ieffer-
son, this county, has been called as pastor
of the congregation Of the New Center
vile, lockwood and Zeners, Pa.
Frederick County Camp, Modern
Woodmen, No 77Go held their banquet in
| the Masonic Temple. on Tuesday last.
| l. NJ. Halter. DR.. c. f. Goodell and c.
| A Fmneyhock, composed The committee.
Evaline Stutz, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Stultz, OF Mlddletown, fell
I and broke her arm, while in her home.
| She fell from chair while about table.
DIR. Z. l.. Beckley reduced the fracture.
4. c Ambrose, of Brunswick, fell from
| B and O. passenger train No. at
| HanSrote Station Cumberland, and sui-
! fered a fractured skull He was taken to
Western Maryland hospital in an ambL-
lance.
William H. Smith, real estate, loan and
| farm in LewistoWn district to John +.
Behl. He has also sold John D. Shankle's
[ farm, near Bethel church, TusCarora dis
terms.
Interest is being taken in the organiza-
ton OF a council OF the Sons OF Jonadab,
which is TO take place on Sunday after
noon, February in the Masonic Tenn
pie. The meeting will be attended by
number of the Supreme officers from Bal
timore and Washington.
Messrs. William H. Shipey. and Henry
/ X. Iampe OF the standing committee OF
the Junior Fire Engine Co., went to York
where they will inspect the engine houses
of that CITY, with view OF getting plans
for the new building to be erected by the
company on North Market street.
Plans tor a $4,000 structure, including
quarters for a trust company, spacious
store room and six flats, have been made
by John B Hamme. of York. Pa. for
Reno s Harp and Charles T. K. Young,
owners of the VIM II. Ramsburg build
ing, corner of North Market and East
Third streets.
A 500" party was held on West Third
street AT lfle I6SlutilCc Oh MI dlu MIS-. ~
!. Doll. on Thursday last by Miss Mari.
ana Doll and Miss Klein in honor OF their
respective guests Miss Miriam Kirk Of
Dover, Del; Miss Mary Cramer, Wash
ington. -. c.; Miss Ruth Richardson and
Miss Anna Gehr, Westminster, Md.
Mr.. Joseph H. Bussard, of the Farmers
Supply Co. is on an extended business
trip which will take him to Pittsburgh,
| Pa, Cleveland, Ohio, and South Bend,
Ind. While away Mr.. Bussard will visit
the plants OF The Page Wire and Fence
Company, The Studebaker Corporation
and the Oliver Chilled PIow Works.
The Frederick Lodge, No. ST., Loyal
Order of Moose, recently initiated class
of 46 at meeting IN the Masonic EN-
pie. Seventv-two applications had been
received for this class but only forty SIX
appeared for the obligations. With this
class taken and the othzr paid member
ships the membership of the lodge has
been increased to $50. making it one OF
the strongest organizations OF It's kind IN
the State.
A dance was given in the town hall at
Adamstown. with about thirty couples
taking part rhe chaperones were Mrs.
X. X. Day. Mrs c. c. Kesser, Mrs. NJ.
K. Thomas and Miss Beuah Broadly.
There were number of guests present
from Frederick Brunswick, Point of
Rocks, Evansville and Jefferson. During
the intermission refreshments were served.
The Frederick Select Orchestra furnished