The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-21

trlP Tor the past six weeks. arrived home
School Superintendent White is spend
ing several days at Middletown. vj~itin,
Cinity.
Miss Hattie Bobltz is sick at her HON,
IN Ihurmont and was unable to come tc
take her class at the Boys School, Nortl
/ Market street.
John N. Brengle, real estate. loan and
insurance agent has sold for Mrs. Maut
/ Alexander, the two story brick residence.
NO. 2Io East Third street, to Mr.. Geo
/ w. Penn.
William II. Smith, real estate, loan
ana insurance agent, has sold for Mrs.
Margaret l.. Myers her two.story brick
house. I27 East Third street. to Mrs.
Anna Rhoderick, on private terms.
Miss Daisy Kline, who has been under.
gong treatment at the Stale Sanitorium
dnrlng the past eight months for tubercu-
losls, has returned to her home pronouuc.
ed well by the physicians.
Mr.. Joseph F. Eisenhauer. Ir. and
family, who have been spending some
TIME IN Florida returned to their home.
MIR. Elsenhauer has been representing the
Ok Fibre Brush Company al that point.
John A. Kenney, OF St. Johns Catholic
benevolent Legion, this CITY, went to
Baltimore as the representative to the
State Council. which convenes there.
There are 20 councils in the State asso-
cletion.
Maynard and Norman Ramsbure, the
~ stcff l..
Jail on the charge OF assauting their father,
were released by Justice Dennis, upon
the plea of the father, Howard RAMS
burg, and his wife
Wee Ling, Chinese laundrvman. of
Mount Pleasant, Pa, and Miss Clara Nav
Cope. IS years old, of that place. eloped
to Cumberland and were married by Kew
Nj. Gallmeler. pastor of the German
Evangelical Trinity Church
John Gallagher, the Civil War Veteran
and pensioner, who was sent to Jail for
five days for drunkenness, was released
later in the day upon the payment OF his
fine. The fine was paid by former JUS
tice c. H. Eckstein.
Mrs. Lorraine Eisenberg. of Lonacon-
ing, entertained Thursday evening in
honor of her two visitors, her mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Landauer and Mrs. Abraham
Rosenour, both of Frederick. The apart
ments We're tastefully decorated. Pro-
gressive 500 was played.
The students of the Art Department OF
the Woman'S College, Miss Flora Doub,
teacher. made their annual visit to Balti-
more where they visited the various Art
and picture galleries OF the city. Those
in the party were: Miss Doub. Misses
Elizabeth Woman. Courtney Stauffer,
Veronica Pool. Salle Sharp, Anna Brown,
Alice Abernethy, Ethel Waters and Pau
line Wilson.
The Farmers Supply Co.. and Wilcox
on and Brown, through their attorneys.
Smith and Smith, have sued out a me-
chanics lien against w. L. Norton and
Oliver L. Coblentz, trading as the Fred
erick Furniture and Manufacturing Co,
for supplies furnished for the factory
building, which the firm erected. The
Farmers Supply Co. bill is for S2IoI5
and the bill of Wilcoxon and Brown is
for $IS3 So.
The Frederick City Abatoir Co. on
February IS, put into effect the new or
der as brought about by the organization
of the company The plant now enjoys
the distinction of being the only plant in
Frederick which is free OF debt, and is on
the very soundest financial basis that it's
possible to place company There are
no bonds or liens of any sort against the
company. and the whole may be said TO
be upon the plane of a man who is out OF
debt.
A number of the members of the gradu-
ating class of the Girls High School, left
for Washington, ID. c., on a pleasure and
sightseeing trip last week. During their
visit there they made trip to all OF the
schools and public buildings being chape-
roned by Miss Pearl Eader. Those in
the party follow: Misses Ruth Gilbert,
Essie McCutcheon, Dorothy Filler Ada
Carter, Rebecca Myers, Beatrice Geesey,
Rachel Tabler, Margery Mott, Louise
Kemp and Miss Eader