The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-31
,0C-AI NEW 8.
me Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.

' q. been visiting friends in this city.
Mr.C. Thomas Ramsburg, East Second
Get has been visiting in Washington.
Miss Gertrude Biumenauer West Pat
k street. is visiting friends IN Westmln'
Dr.
Mr.. Paul TIoltz. Of Western MARYLAND
has returned TO this ci'y on
lief visit.
Miss Virgil Mckenzie, Of Brunswick,
the guest of Miss Eleanor Young, East
eond street
A very delightful social was held at the
sIdence OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Roy NJ. Poole
ar Braddock.
1.-The birthday Of the Boy Scout move
/ lent will Be celebrated in Frederick on
'Viday, February 7.
Mr.. Joseph Price has accepted a posi-
SIN ia the orchestra at the Imperial
1heatre at Brunswick.
Mr.. Raymond Toms is spending some
ne with his mother, Mrs. ). a. F.
pms, East Second street.
Mr.. Lawrence DeGrange, Of Washing
n Ia. is spending some lime with his sister,
-i1rs. William Bales, West Church street.
~r,,Mrs. II. G. Routzahn and son, Charles
I Boonsboro are visiting her brother
tr. Charles E. Huntzberry, West Church
rect.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston have
= bne to New York, where they sailed for
ngIand. Mrs Johnston was formerly
Iiss Shriner.
,go Lewis Keyser, the four year old son of
fr.s and Mrs. Calvin Kevser, West Pat
opr ok street, was bitten by dog while
ear his home.
Of He-You say that no man has ever
sked you to let HIM kiss you?
] D She Thai is the solemn truth. A real
han never asks.
Mr.. Vernon Cook, of Baltimore, coun.
: q, 81 in the Hess will case, which was tried
ere, was the guest of his sister-in-law.
} IRIS. D. Hauer Quynn.
Mr.. David Castle North Market street,
n the 26 celebrated his 74h birthday
nd in honor of the occasion his friends
ave sent him postal shower.
Richard NaIlin. of this city. will be on
.he staff of umpires for the International
league this year, according to the an
. A ouncement made by President Barrow.
Mr.. Glenn H. MacGregor, son-in-law
# Mr.. and Mis-. Milton s. Zimmerman,
# this city, has been appointed general
ecretary of the Houston, Texas, Y. NJ.
Jef.. A.
Russell Watkins, aged IS, was brought
3 the Frederick City Hospital. suffering
with typhoid fever Young Watkins
makes his home with Mr.. Charles Sc
i ward, at Burklttsvile.
Hell Wonder whv it is that women are
naturally so much more curious than
men?
Shell don't know. I've never had
II he curiosity to try to find out.
William Cornell. having the reputation
uof being one of the best known burglars
n the country, has invented and received
patent for burglar alarm. He is 81
FEARS old and has spent 2S years in prison.
Hurry up and save that girl" bawled
he fire chief. why don't you hurry?"
The fireman bent over and whispered
down three stories:
sI'll have her on the ladder in minute,
chief I'm waiting for her to curl her
asaair
A Young Mems Club has been organ
zed among some Of the members of All
Saints Episcopal church. Charles Opel
was chosen as president OF the organiza-
ton. The club will endeavor to interest
young men around Schleysvlle in the or
ganization's activities.
Secretary Lloyd f. MacGill of the
Board Of Trade. has received letter from
cigar manufacturer who Is contemplate
ing starting factory IN this city He
asks for Certain facts about the city. and
tt.of he
Frederick as a location for an industry.
Ofthe 5000, 600 increased capitalization
of the Morris Iron and Steel Company
fully two thirds has already been sub
scribed, about $4,000. OF this amount
that has been subscribed since the in
crease in the capital was authorized,
about half has been taken by Frederick
business men.
" Keller & Myers, real estate agents of
Ms CITY, were given judgment for $3.50 by
Euryinthe Circuit Court. OF Montgomery
BOUNTY, in a suit against Mrs. Mollie c.
u Buxton, of Frederick county. The amount
erepresented a commission of per cent.
claimed by the plaintiffs on the sale of
!, farm in Frederick county.
Y While Grace Knipple, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Knipple, East Patrick
street. while on her way to school, large
e dog, which was following farm wagon,
ran to the pavement and deliberately
grabbed her in the left leg short dis
III tancc below the knee, making a lacera-
-, ton With its teeth about two inches In
III length
!! Mrs. A. c. McCardell, North Market
street, quietly celebrated her birthday on
SATURDAY. last A dinner was served in
honor of the event. In addition to the
lmmediate family the following were
n present. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCardell,
D! Mr. and Mrs. O. d. McCardell, Mrs.
B Mary Seidenstricker and Miss Lutte Nc.
ID Cardell, of Hagerstown.
y Josiah w Jones, president Of the Mont
Romefy County Agricultural Society, has
appojnted J. H. Bradley, Lee Offutt, w.
Dorsey ahd J. f. Muncaster as COM
mlttee on races for the annual Rockville
Fair, and horse show committee as fol-
lows: John f. Muncaster, John c. Bent
ley and Joseph H. Bradley By virtue of
i hIs office, President Jones is member of
! both Committees.
The 800" party, held in St. Johns
Hall, East Second street, for the benefit
of 81. Johns Catholic church, was well
attended, and quite a success. Twenty
one tables were in use, there being eighty
Jour persons in attendance. The first
ladies' prize was won by Miss Florence
Nhley the second by Miss Nellie NJ.
seX A cut was necessary for the gen.