The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-24
LOCAL NEWS
,ou1e Little lettings About PEG
pie and Things.

Miss Virginia Carly, South Market
S ar,treet, is on a visit to friends in Baltimore.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Malone and
'uL .hild have returned from a trip TO New
~. York.
il. ~. Miss Margaret Arnold, Of New York, is
visiting Miss Mamie Dudrear, North
ey, Market street.
c5 Mr.. William A. Markell, of Charles
lie ftown, w. Va, is visiting relatives and
III friends in this city.
co Contractor Martin c. Kemp is making
ag some Improvements and repairs to the
ilc City Hall Building.
sn' King David Lodge, No. so celebrated
Is its 18th anniversary. Meeting was fol-
lowered BY banquet.
=; Mrs. Carl Hermann West South street
\. is visiting her son, Rev. Edward A. O.
Hermann, at Cessna, Pa.
N AT the meeting Of the Hagerstown Fair
Board. October IA, IS, 10 and II were
len selected as dates for the next Fair
Mr.. ]. Ward Kerrigan, OF Emmitsburg,
ly and Robert Kerrigan, of Detroit, Mich,
gi were visitors 10 friends in this city during
the week
81 Crum and Davidson have a force of
men at Brunswick making preliminary
o. surveys for a cemetery to be laid out near
'l that town.
The remains of Mr. w. Spencer Peter
kin. who died in Baltimore, of general de-
blity. aged 70 years, was brought to this
city for interment.
Some little excitement was caused at
I, the plant of the Victor Remedies Co.,
when a steampipe burst and Steam poured
+ into the engine room.
Young men who are attending out-of-
town educational institutions are taking
h advantage of the parcel post to send their
q clothes home to be Numbered
Miss Daisy Kline. who Is undergoing
" treatment at the State Sanitorium at
d SabilIasyille is spending few days at
d her home on West Seventh street
Amusement was furnished by the mock
y trial held by the Monocacy Club of the
Evangelical Reformed church. Prior to
the trial a short business session was held.
While at work at the Ok Fibre Brush
Work CLYDE Abrecht had the misfortune
to strike the end of the forhnger on his
left hand with a Ratchet, decorating the
end.
Col John R. Rouzer, of Thurmont,
well known in Frederick, underwent at
! the MARYLAND University hospital, Balti
more, an operation for cataractS on his
eyes.
"A delightful time was held at the home
4 of Mr.. and Mrs. Iohn l.. Walker, of
Browningsville, when Mrs Walker enter
tanned at dinner a number OF her many
I friends
Edgar r. Mercer, auctioneer, sold for
Richard p. Ross, assignee of mortgage,
I at the Court House farm of IoS acres 10
Pratby J. Kimmel. The price was S2S
per acre.
The Frederick Driving Club elected
the following officers: President. Dr. w
I. Brown; vice-president, Charles F.
Cramer; secretary and treasurer, Harry
HI. Birch
Captain Jesse w. Brown and daughter,
Miss Eva Brown, OF Wilmington Della
ware, have been spending a few days
with bis son, Mr.. Jesse w. Brown, South
Market street.
AT the annual meeting Of the Social
Service Club Rev. +. Freeman Dixon,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, was
elected president, and Mrs. lanes II.
Enright, secretary.
The trustees sale of Walkersvlle real
estate was held in front of the Court
House, the property being sold to Thomas
Savior, Walkersvile, for $4,000. VIM.
E. Darner was the auctloneer.
Employees of the Morris Iron and Steel
Co, Of Frederick, have organized band
and are now actively engaged in securing
funds with which to equip the organiza-
ton with full outfit OF uniforms and in
struments.
Implication has been made to Cover
nor Godsborough for pardon for Chas.
" S. Henry, convicted in Frederick county
at The February term of Court in 1909 for
larceny. He was sent to the pentenllary
\ for six years.
The store of George Swank and Son,
of Brunswick, was entered and five re-
| volvers, about half dozen knives and a
number OF razors, valued at SIS or SIS,
stolen Entrance was gained through
the front door.
Mr.. A. J.. McKenna, who for some
wears has been employed in the store OF
Iohn y. DeLashmutt, and later of +. S.
DeLashmutt, at Buckeystown, has bought
out the business. He will continue the
business at the present stand.
Miss Nina Cramer, OF Wakersvie, de
Faithfully entertained number OF friends.
Dainty refreshments were served. The
out-of-town guests were: Mrs. A. H. Nc
Kinley, of Hampstead, Carroll county;
Misses Georgia and Virginia Smith, OF
Libertytown.
Harry NJ. Kemp has purchased from
Dorsey Cutler his farm of 4 acres situated
on the NMontevue pike, on the road lead
ing to Rocky Springs. The considera-
ton was private The property was
formery the Aubert property. Mr.. Kemp
will remove to the place in the spring.
Miss Refine Grove rendered her aunt d
snrprise. The guests were entertained
viii music on the piano by Miss RENE
Grove and Mrs. Susan Adams. They
were accompanied on the violin by Mr.
Derr AT late hour all were invited tc
the dining-room, where table wa:
spread with all the delcaCies OF the sea
son, to which all did ample justice.
The County Ministerial Association a
its annual meeting elected the following
officers: President, Rev. David ]. Wolf
Ianeytown; vice president, Rev. w. ii
Warner, Myersville; secretary and treas
urer, Rev. Guy P. Bready, Walkersvllle
January 80 was named for holding con
venton of the every member campaign
Committee in Grace Reformed church.
The City Ministerial Association met a
40 80 Monday morning in the V M. {. A.
with the president Rev. Dr. U. s. G