The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-04-25
~,OCAD NEW S.
same Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.


repaired.
william Smith of Evansville, has beer
secured as violinlst tor The Marve
Theatre.
Miss Margaret Eisenhauer, of this city
..la bas been spending several days in
Ba.Gmore. returned.
Mn William Bradley, Of the c. and P.
er.l.obanc Company, has been in Cum
berllnd on business.
Harvey Kline, son Of d. c. Kline, re.
aiding near Thurston, left over the B. &
q Railroad for Tiffin, Ohio.
Air and Mrs. F. f. Zimmerman, oil
rsrralFs Manor. have gone on an ex.
ended visit TO ST. Joseph, Mo.
Csnt and Mrs. Thomas Locke, East
p,risk street. are receiving congratula-
Il fions npcn the arrival of son.
Frederick City Lodge. No. 2, Sons OF
r,nadab. held a meeting at the home OF
Thomas F. Allen, Telegraph street
Mr. w. P c. Cockey, WHO has been
snsp8;pg the winter at St. Petersburg.
F,o,da has returned to Frederick.
Mr. Victor Golibart of Chattanooga,
Tenn. is visiting the family of Mr. Chas.
Rohrback. at "Gayfield," near Lime
4 Kiln.
Nessrs. Wood and Wood have removed
their office to the room formerly occu-
pied bv the late Charles P. Levy, on
81 Count street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Getty, of New
s Windsor, have been visiting her parents,
81 Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. c. Birely, East
Il Second street.
C. Waring Tyson, of Braddock Heights,
who has been quite sick, is rapidly i'm
proving and expects to leave the house in
few days.
William l.. Schaeffer, who has just COM
s pleted his course at the Baltimore Bust.
ness College, is spending few days at
his home in this city.
George Wellington, the colored man
who was found along the Baltimore and
&Oho Railroad tracks, with badly fractur-
ed leg, died at Montevue.
General Manager C. w. Galloway, of
khe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and his
stan spent a short time in Frederick on
their annual trip of inspection
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
houng, East Second street, few friends
we're entertained, it being the occasion of
ir Arthur P YOung's birthday.
Miss Anna Thomas, West Second
$ueet lett tor Baltimore. In few days
he will sail from New York for Rome,
Where she will spend some time.
-Four fires in two days, three on Satur.
fay and one on Monday, any of which
might have been disastrous, were extin-
flushed by the timely action of Lewis c.
Walters
Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon, West
Second street, left for Baltimore to at
knd the annual meeting OF the Baltimore
}resbytery, which is in session there this
eek
A new focus Of smallpox has been
1pted at Germantown, where six cases
ERE reported by the Maryland State De-
brtment to the United States Public
Health Service.
The candidates for Mavor and City
egister on the Democratic ticket will be
kcled by the popular vote OF the party
an election which will be held on
pesday, May 27.
Mrs. Howard S Brugh and son, Sea
pght lett for Greensburg, Pa, where
ny will make their home in the future.
Brugh preceded them to that place a
pr while ago.
\ 500" Party will be held in ST. Johns
VI, East Second street on Friday even
B under the auspices of the Sunday
POOL, for the benefit of the improve
~ nt fund Of the hall.
pm the Intention of devoting his en-
time to the practice of his profession,
d. l. Stone, Jr., has resigned from
presidency and directorate of the En-
Sburg Savings Bank.
rank Harbaugh, Thurmont, Western
nyland Railway section foreman, was
Nen on Inc end OF his finger by copper
Re while making some repairs to car
Pc west yards in Hagerstown.
r. Russell Grouse, of this city left for
POL Tenn, where he will try-out for
Bristol team of the Appalachian
gue. Mr. Grouse is we'll known in
fball circles around Frederick, having
fed with several teams in this city.
1he Junior Class of the Boys High
a pol rendered farewell banquet to the
loeTS OF the graduating class OF the
lnuon. The affair was held at the
l. I. A., and was the first event Of
N KIND ever held by the High School
ents
JOINT meeting Of the Washington
4. ply Medical Society and the Fred.
County Association will be held if
plans OF the latter society carry. AT
monthly meeting the secretary, DR..
~ thomas, was instructed to extend
lNlIatlon 10 the Washington County
eg 'S and II accepted try to arrange a
~ bic date.
81 aySon II. Mercer. real estate and in
,a zee agent, sold for Emory l.. Cob
and Jacob Rohrbach, trustees, a
N Frederick District, on the State
es w 70 Mr. William Fout. He has also
mi lof Mrs. Nettie Beaufelter her resi-
lS 1888 West Patrick street to Mr..
4 h r. Grove on private consldera-
rye Willis Zimmerman, of Walkers
,.r gousht the residence of Samuel L..
East Second street, which was sold
~ Court House door under power
IA contained IN the mortgage held by
eueficN Building Association. The
IN pald was $500. Mr. Zimmerman
Slot second mortgage on the property
--i Il automobile of Jacob Feiser, OF
Sooro, struck the German Brewing
aSon In front OF the Marley sh De
Ionceman Herwig took the parties
H. hoo l..txr
NeCiaed the run-in an accident and
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