The citizen., 1913-11-28
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
| Mary r. Buckley and husband to Alice
Virginia Bartgis, widow, real estate IN
| city, $40, etc.
Alice V. Bartgis, widow, to Guy c.
Ridgley and wife, real estate in city, $40,
! etc.
George w. Kaetzel and wife to John
M. Moore and wife, lot in Brunswick,
$1,000.
George W. Crum, tax collector and
county treasurer, to George Alfred Town
send. real estate near Burkittsvile, $40,
! etC.F
Florence V. Castle to Charles L. Farms
worth, real estate near Burkittsville, $40,
! etc.
William G. Mackey and wife to John
w. Weddle, real estate in Thurmont,
$3.50, and other considerations.
Joseph G.. Thomas, ct al, to John c.
Lamar and wife, real estate in county,
IS. and other considerations.
James H. Linthicum to James Oliver
Barnes, IS acres, 3 roods and square
perches, OF land, $1,000, and other con-
siderations.
Charles O. Phebus to Sarah E. Phe-
bus, real estate in city, $500, and other
! considerations.
Rookley w. Pryor and wife to Harry
w. Lewis, real estate in county, S735,
and other considerations.
Thomas Clagett and wife to Gideon
Bussard, real estate In county, $500.
Eugene Sponseller to John NJ. Cutler
and Edrdge F. Biggs, lots in city, Rose
mont, $40, etc.
Lewis S. Frey and wife to William B.
Bishop, real estate IN county, $3.50.
John l.. Michael to Milton E. Tucker
and wife, lot, etc, in Frederick, SIS, etc,
Sarah Llchtenstein ct. al, to Lichlen-
stein Distillng Co., real estate in county,
ST. etc.
Susan c. Guthrie to Rudolph J. DIFF,
fenbach, real estate in county, $500.
Marriage Licenses.
James w. Hunter Al, of Brunswick,
and Edith NJ. Axline, 81, of Lovettsville,
Va.
Ardell NJ. Kisner, 27, and Eleanor
Thomas, "a, both Of Martinsburg, W.
Va.
Charles E. Mongen, p, and Florence
Rely, IS, both of Brunswick.
Frank Cubltt, "a, and Elizabeth r.
Luhn, 22, both of Pooesville.
Lee 5 Price, rs, of PoolesvilIe, and
Maude E. Burdette. 20, of Hyattstown.
Frank {. Knippe. 80, widower, and
Mamie NJ. Poland, %, both of Frederick.
Lenny X. Valentine, %, of Taneytown,
and A. Ruth Ohler, 2I, of Emmtsburg
Warren l.. Hebel, "a, and Lottie V,
Moretz 10, both of Liverpool, Pa.
Oscar W. Keyser %, and MAY V. F.
Summers, 2;3, both of Frederick.
A. Earl Doup, 29, of Hagerstown. and
Fannie May Colboch, 29, divorced, of
Washington.
James Raymond Dotterer, 2S, of Union
Bridge, and Minnie Blanche Keeler "a,
OF Pen-Mar.
Ernest l.. Doubt, rs, of Boonsboro,
and Anna A. Roelkey, %, OF Knoxville.
Orphans Court.
Inventories of personal property and
current money in the estate Of William
ii. Newcomer, deceased filed.
Report OF sales of personal property in
the estate of Agnes V. Fearhake, de-
ceased, filed.
Courts order to sell personal property
in the estate of William II. Newcomer
deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate of
Virginia c. Goedner, deceased, granted
to L. T. Brantner.
Letters teStamentary on the estate of
Thomas A. Ogle, deceased, granted to
Anna Lucretia Ogle; Archie w. Ogle,
agent.
Ratification OF the sale of the real es-
tate of David Ohler, and Joseph Ohler,
deceased.
Report OF sales of the real estate of
Henry Coblentz. deceased
Cardinal Gibbons Makes Thanks
giving Statement.
In thanksgiving message, Cardinal
Gibbons declared that ne hoped that the
complication with Mexico would be ad-
jnsted by the pen and voice, instead of
the sword.
vi ali lne nations of the earth that are
called upon to return thanks to Giver of
all good gifts, the United States is among
the most conspicuous We enjoy mate
rial prosperity in a very marked degree.
We are at peace with all nations of the
earth and we have peace within our own
border.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that our
complications with Mexico will IN the long
run be adjusted, not by the sword, but
by the pen and voice, which are mightier
than the sword.
lSlgned) JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS.
The Cardinal presided at the Pan
American Mass on Thursday last which
was celebrated in St. Palrick'S Catholic |
Church, Washington, d. c. Following
the mass he was one of the guests at a
dinner which Monsignor William A. Rus
sci, the pastor, gave the clergy and
number of diplomats at Washington.