The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-11
-,OCAL NEWS
80 Little lettings About Peo,
pie and Things.

nile and Things.
riuo was injured by being
o .onn from a wagon ana o'u'Seo ABOUT
n o'aN srending several DAYS in EN-
Al, Snrg bishop John Gardner returned
II Da ,.,c, was held at the Armory Hall,
a pa1N April s. under the auspices OF
4Se pleasure Club
~, ,,,orl of the improvements to the
-.on "s Of /. E. MuIllnlx' Norm war
y [4P Street. has been started.
rE,,l.s A. SIX had his face and neck
ma I ,.erv badly at the saloon OF ThoS.
9 4 sIifsr South Market street
rIo Presidents message to Congress
me ne r',nyened on Monday, April 7, in
y ,.p,1,ordinary session, appears in full on
page 7. r,,o, D;xo, .nd
MI b., cgfl West Second street, are
slim rela.i RS at Hernwood' Baltimore
4 w.. poh4rta Roelkey, of Taneytown,
y. M'I has basn spending few days with
H. Nan Houck, East Fourth street, has
eurned.
,d,,bn; Ramsburg, of Baltimore, is
a ,~ few days with his parents,
n and Mrs. Josiah A. Ramsburg; East
fourth street
Posing along Carroll street Saturday
\ ning a person found FIVE or six sticks
' d"nam.re and some dynamite caps
'sino in the open near the Tyson build
Mrs Cob,eatz, wife of Mr.. Perry Cob.
.sntz residing short distance east of
Eddetown. was attacked by an infur-
Z ed COW one day recently and badly in
bred
The members and friends of Walkers
s;re United Brethren church presented
beir p9stor. Rev Paul E. Holdcraft and
4. Ne with two valuable quilts Saturday
kenng.
Members Of the degree team of Francis
<rot Kew Council, No. 4S, o. u. A. NJ,
sturned rom Salisbury, Md, where
'6ey attended a grand rally OF the coun-
"A of the Eastern Shore.
Mr. Frank c. Hargett, West Second
Meet received by express two very
bndsone palm trees, as gift from Mrs.
4 ZEE Simmons. Of Adamstown. They
5eIong to the Kentia family.
On Saturday large crane which was
ling erected in the plant of the Morris
Hon Company fell, due to a pulley
heaking. Certain parts OF the crane
here bent. but little damage was done.
Walkingup a hill in Mt. Airy Saturday
#oht Charles Harris was struck by
8bggv Knocked down and severely in
.ured. He's confined TO the house suf-
ring with two broken ribs and bruises
bout the body.
Mrs. Merrill Foster, of Brunswick,
Mile holding several pins in her mouth,
Swallowed one OF them. The pin lodged
II her throat and as it could not be reach
a and removed she was taken to Balti-
bore 10 consult specialist.
Miss Nellie NJ Casey, visiting nurse of
De Frederick County tuberculosis As
Dciation, has been appointed delegate
" the Southern Sociological Congress by
Governor Goldsborough The Congress
neets at Atlanta, Ga, April IS to IS.
Frank l.. Knode, for ID years the off
"a court slenogrppher for the Circuit
burt for Frederick county. on Saturday
EFwarded to Chief Judge Hammond Ur-
Il and Associate Judges Worthington
ID Peter his resignation to take effect
stptember /.
George w Kefauver, Democrat, of
Niddletown, was recommended for the
pstmaSiershIo at MIddletown to succeed
fsle W. Gaver, Republican, whose
Fm has expired. The recommendation
hs made by The Democratic State Cen
a Committee.
The Belt murder case was concluded
Montgomery County Circuit Court
L was found guilty of manslaughter and
nenced to years in the penitentlary
" L was defended by Messrs. Thomas
fwson and Alexander Kilgore, w. o.
aieS for the State.
Upsettiog into deep gully along the
PM Of Rocks road, John w. Null, of
pubs, made narrow escape from death
serious injury while driving home in
u buggy He was dragged about fifty
q before the horse could be stopped.
Pc buggy was considerably damaged.
Pinuel Greenawalt had his leg cut
a badly while at work on the improve
Pms at the Frederick CITY Garage.
rs Patrick street. He was using a
che, when the implement in some
slipped, striking his left leg near the
ee cutting cash about two inches in
*hgth.
Cnares Woerner met with a misfor-
II while Al work at the Ok Fibre Brush
p'ES' Tie was operating a paper bal
when the lever OF the machine slipped
Klag him a blow on the nose with
III force breaking the bone OF the nose
cruising his face badly. He was
zen 10 HE Office Of DIR. l.. A. Burck,
gre MS wounds were dressed.
employees of the c. and P. Telephone
were summoned to appear before
GCe AnderS TO answer the charge OF
KING on Sunday. Sheriff Pagan was
81 rom Myersvllle and was informed
oe Persons at the other end of the
Ihai the c. & P. Telephone Com
Y nad a force of men at work upon
ilne rom Middletown to Myersvllle,
Gu Nnnder construction.
p ln5wick has a case of~smalIpox
" a. Order, residing on Potomac
."ue' east of 5th avenue, is down with
disease, and his family and S. c.
ana lamiy in the same house are
~ @Tll.t quarantine. The disease
'lN diagnosed as smallpox by the
~ neaiih officer, but not relying on his
>n1slS IN the case, he asked the State
~ Of Health to send representative
ire 81.