The citizen., 1913-11-28
Will of Miss Groshon.

BY the terms of the will Miss Annie
| erosion, filed an estate Of between SIS. :
900 and $50, 900 is disposed OF. being dis
tributed to relatives and friends and
churches. She makes bequests totalng
S23 100. The provisions of the will fol-
low:
To Frank Davis Groshon, nephew, re-
siding in Texas. S., 600.
Children of deceased brother, George
NJ. Groshon, S., 600. to be divided equally
among them.
To Miss Katherine Quynn, s., 600. Also
several articles OF furniture.
Mrs. Clara Rice, wife of lanes Monroe
Rice, $500, and furniture outside of that
given M IS Quynn and china closet and
CHINA is gwen Mrs Rice's daughter
Evangelical Lutheran Church. $1,000
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School,
$4,000.
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Co., Frederick,
$500. for which the lot Of the family is to
be kept in good condition.
Rev. DIR. U. S. G. Rupp, pastor Of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick,
81. 500.
Nellie Thomas. Frederick. $500.
All the rest of the estate is left to her
nephew, Frank Davis Groshon, of Texas
Harry f. Carly, OF Frederick IS named
as the executor of the will The will IS
dated November II, 1911, and was wit
messed by Judge Hammond Urner and
Edith Wickham.
The will was read at the late home of
Miss Groshon. in the presence of the rel
atives and close friends.
Holstein- Friesan Breeders Meet
ing.
The next regular meeting of the Hol-
stein-Friesian Breeders Club of Mary
land, will be held in Baltimore on
Thursday, December 4th, 1913. The
! sessions will be held at the Hotel EN-
erson. corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets Mr.. A. A. Hartshorn, the Pres
ident of the Holstein Friesan Associa-
ton of America, gave an instructive
| address at last years meeting in Fred
| erick, will be present AS other experts,
| along this line. A cordial invitation is
extended to all interested in dairying to
attend tho meeting at the Hotel Emer-
son, IN Baltimore. at eleven O'Clock a.
M. sharp. on Thursday December
4th, 1913. A pure bred HolStein bull
| has been presented to the club and will
be chanced of. All paying $500 dues
have chance to get this fine prize.
Jesse Kings Warehouse in
Ashes.
! A large warehouse and its conten's at
! Ridsevlle belonging to Jesse P King,
President OF the Farmers Association,
was burned recently by fire of unknown
origin, causing a loss of about s., 600.
/ The building was a mass OF flames be-
fore the fire was discovered and nothing
could be saved.
Nelson's Hotel and the residence of
Mr.. p Hood took fire several times from
the burning emberS. but were saved by
hard work on the part of the inhabitants
of the town, who formed a bucket brig
ade and fought the fire.
/ Among the contents destroyed was a
car load af glass, which Mr.. King had
purchased for his new green house. A
portion of the loss is covered by insur-
ance.
The Monocacy Club, of the Evangel-
ical Reformed Church. with an attend
ancc of 100 held their annual banquet.
Following the banquet, the Hon. David
J. Lewis delivered an address on the
Brotherhood of Man." The ladies who
prepared the supper were: Mrs. Jacob
Rohrback, Mrs. Charles Haller, Mrs. H.
Agust Herwig. Mrs. George Norman,
Mrs. Lille Anders, Mrs. Jesse Anders,
Mrs. Harry c. Keefer and Miss Mary
, Catharine RamSburph