The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-09

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n dog suffering with rabies bit severa
ly killed. p'o"'p'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kemp Keefer Wes
second street, have returned from visi
to Atlantic City. ''''
Lewis K. Dertzbaugh, of the Bus,
and Philadelphia.
Marshal Fogle has accepted position
as driver OF one OF the delivery wagons o
the G. L. Baking Co.
Mrs. Edw. Shaffer, of Baltimore !,
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crum, West South street.
Mr.. ). I. Jackson, East South street. is
confined to his home suffering with an.
Pendicltls. He is some what improved.
Mr. Harry Ridenour, formerly with the
Central Hardware Store. has gone to
Baltimore where he has accepted a posi-.
ton.
Mr.. B. F. Doll of the firm of Doll and
Doll, who has been at the Hospital suf.
ierlng with poisoning, due to horse bite.
is able to be out.
Members of Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
United Daughters of the Confedeiacv.
held card party at the residence of Mrs
f. F. Smith, East Second street.
Frederick Lodge No. 6S4 B. P. o.
Elks, has just received fine, large Elk
head, which will be placed on the wall in
the Dutch room Of the Elks home.
To vote at the primary you
must be a duly registered voter
in the precinct in which you now
reside.
Miss Nellie NJ. Casey, who has been
visiting nurse of the local tuberculosis
society, left for Hagerstown, to assume
charge of her duties as nurse of the
society in that city.
Frank l.. NJ. Storm. for some wears
past employed at the Model dry goods
store, has gone to Cumberland. where he
has accepted position in the office of the
c. and P Telephone Co.
Chas. T. K. Young, real estate agent
and broker, has sold for Mr.. A. E. Locker.
his farm. containing 235 acres of land, i'm.
proved with complete sets of farm build
ings, located near Mt Airy, this county.
to Mr.. J. Bowers Myers.
Mr.. John w. Swope, East Sixth street,
the veteran engineer on the Northern
Central Railroad, running between this
city and Lancaster quietly celebrated his
o4th birthday, He was rendered postal
shower by a number of his friends.
A Freight car ran off the siding of the
D., Al.
nal, and down the bank of Carroll Creek.
The wrecking crew from York was called
into service and with the aid of the large
derrick placed the car back on the tracks.
c. B. Cox, manager OF the New City
Hotel, has received word from Garry NJ.
d. Sherman proprietor of the Aberdeen
Hotel. St. Paul, Mimi, that he and several
others of the Governors staff of Mime
sofa, would be IN Frederick, while attend
ing the semi-centennia of the Battle Of
Gettysburg.
After having her husband arrested and
locked in Jail for Shaping and beating
her. Mrs. Frederick Straley appeared at
the hearing of her husbands case before
Magistrate Aaron R. Anders and urged
that the matter be dropped. She said
she would rather take the punishment
herself than to have HIM suffer.
The ESSAYS, which have been entered in
the scientific Temperance Essay Contest
conducted by the W. c. T. U are now
in the hands OF the judges DR.. Thomas
Freeman Dixon, Mrs. Sarah o. West and
Rev. !. Ringer, who will later announce
the successful contestants. Upward of
30 compositions have been submitted by
the school children of the CITY,
The United Fire Company has selected
the following delegates to the Maryland
State Fireman's Convention at Western
port in June: r. A. Bennett. Judge Glenn
H. Worthington, Albert s. Brown, Albert
S. Smith and Shaier T. Rhodes, Alter
mates, Harry L. Bennett, Samuel H.
Hedges. Grayson B. Haller. Guy F.
Ruprecht and Harry Kennedy.
Clarence Malone, the well known insur
ance man of Frederick, has awarded to
Contractor Roy w. Poole the contract to
erect for him handsome bungalow on
the Fourth street pike and near the resi-
dence of Harry G. Tritapoe. The con-
tract price was $3,455, which is exclusive
of the cost of the heating plant, walks,
cess pool, grading and electric light fix
lures.
While running up Market street in front
of the City Hall. the rear axle OF DIR. J.
NJ. Goodman's Buick machine, in which
DR.. and Mrs. Goodman were riding,
snapped, one wheel coming off, and the
auto continued for about 20 yards before
it could be stopped. Fortunately neither
occupant was thrown out, and outside
the broken axle the machine was not
damaged.
I. A. Kidwiler. Of Frederick. has pur'
chased OF Mrs. !. II. Gerke, the Eastern
Hotel. at Westminster, located in the east
end of the town and along the Baltimore
and Washington pixies. The hotel Is one
of 27 rooms and has been hotel stand
for nearly century. and with special al
tention it is said the bus ness can be built
TO large proportions. The sale was made
on private terms.
Final arrangements are being made fo'
Tag Dav to be held on Saturday, May 10
by the Outdoor Department OF the CIVIC
Club. Miss Mabel Kindley, chairman,
and Miss Charlotte Baker, vice-chalrnan
of this department. have about completed
their plans. The city will be divided into
q sections A member OF the club Will
be in charge of each section with a num-
Der of assistants.
CITY Health Officer McCurdy has placed
n han on the common communion cup,
for wears used by many of the churches.
DIR. McCurdy is an eranest advocate OF
the individual communion cup and is
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