The citizen., 1913-03-07

Mr. Thomas Eisenhauer and his
friend, Mr.. Phillips from Cumberland are
visiting Mr. ]. F. Eisenhauer on West
/ Second street.
A marriage license was issued in Bati-
more Saturday to Grover c Bange. "a.
/ OF New Windsor, and Ella F. Simmons.
/ II, OF Frederick.
| MIR {. w. F. Cashour, foreman of the
Bowers Lumber Company has rounded
out 40 years of service with the plant and
IS celebrating the anniversary.
ME. and Mrs. A. L. Pearre and DR.. T.
B. Johnson left for New York en- route to
New Orleans. They will make an extern
slve trip through the Southern States.
Miss Virgie Koogle entertained mum.
Der of her friends at her home on West
Patrick street. After playing various
games ETC., refreshments were furnished.
Mr.. Tyler Wilson, of Chicago, was
welcome caller at the Office of THE CIrI-
ZEN. Mr.. Wilson attended the inaugu-
ton ceremonies in Washington on Tues
day last.
Work has been started upon the reno
vations necessary for the establishment of
the restaurant IN the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing, which viii, conducted by the dormi-
tory men.
Mr.. James H. Gambrill, Jr., is attend
ing the meeting in Baltimore city of the
| commission recently appointed by Gov
| ernor Goldsborough to equalize tax bur
| dens of the state.
Mr.. S. l.. Lilly. who was paralvzed
about three weeks ago and has since
been seriously i'll. was removed to the
City Hospital His condition shows a
slight Improvement.
Mr.. Allen H. Greenwald. 800 Madison
street, who lost his right eve on Friday
evening. was operated upon at the Fred
erick City Hospital Saturday afternoon
and is doing nicely.
The York papers are using conSidera-
Bile material concerning the excursion of
the Heptasophs OF that CITY to Frederick
The excursion will be run some time dur
ing the summer or fall.
The Daughters of the Confederacv.
Frederick County Historical Society and
Frederick City Hospital Guild moved
their effects from West Church street to
Io2 East Second street.
John G.. England, one of Rockvile's
most prominent citizens. was stricken on
the street in Washington with acute heart
trouble and died in the ambulance on
the way to the Emergency Hospital.
Following the failure of two attempts
to secure a license for the marriage of
Robert N. Anderson, 10, and Sadie Mar
tin, IS, both of Brunswick, no further
effort has yet been made at the Clerks
Office.
Mr.. Harling E Sponseller, son of Eu
gene Sponseller. Junior at the Frederick
High School, has received notice from
Congressman David Lewis stating that
he had been named second alternate to
West Point,
Citizens of Lewistown, this county
have appealed to the Frederick Board Of
Trade asking the association to endeavor
TO have direct mail service established
between Frederick and Lewistown upon
the Frederick Railroad.
Miss Loretta Willard, of Knoxville,
teacher of the Sixth Grade at Brunswick
was rendered farewell reception by her
pupils, being given fruit shower. Miss
Willard is succeeded temporarily bv Miss
Emily Champion, OF Knoxville.
Clyde E. Burgee, of this city, was one
of the contestants in the preliminary on
Saturday between the Webster and Irv-
ing Literary Societies of Western Marv-
land College to select representative ora
tors for the annual contest In June.
After having undergone improvements
costing upwards of $500 the Lutheran
church situated about one mile north OF
Wolfsville, this county, was rededicated
Sunday with special services. The Rev.
A. G.. Null. OF Jefferson, officiated.
1t is rumored a deal is on foot for the
purchase of the old Crystal Plate Ice
Plant, on East Third street. One rumor
is the place is to be used as Junk yard
and the other is that the property is
wanted as site for the proposed brew
ery.
On display in the window of William
sons. is a handsome silver loving cup.
won bv Harry B. Witter, of Frederick,
the well.known stockman, upon a dis
play of hogs at the Timonium Fair. The
cup was offered by the American Hamp-
shire Swine Breeders Association.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv secured from the Public Service
Commission its tentative approval of the
company's proposed issue of s63, 10000
ofAH per cent. convertible gold bonds,
and also authority to issue S57, 100000 OF
new stock, into which the bonds may be
converted at no.
A competitive teachers examination
for the Indian Service, for both men and
women. will be held in Washington on
April and 10 The teachers in the In
dian schools in The West are verv scarce
and it is necessary to hold this special
examination io fill vacancies that are now
pending upon this examination.
Rev. E. w. Haleck, OF Shepherds
town. has accepted Call To become as
sistant rector of St. Andrews church. in
Louisville. XIV. Rev Mr.. Halle"k has
many friends in Frederick. He has filled
I the pulpit at the All Saints Episcopal
church a number of times. and assisted
in the work of the local pastorate.
| Miss Annie Zimmerman, aged 49 years,
who is accused OF sending the poison
pen" letters which TOR several years kept
! the town of SmIthsburg. and parts OF
! Haeerstown in lerment and which
! caused many domestic troubles, was IN
dcted by the United States Grand Jury
in Baltimore on charges of sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails.
A packed house should greet the Glee
! Club of the Woman's College which will
| appear for the first time this season In
Frederick in their annual concert on
March I3. The organization has made a
| Ia.