The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-21
~-0CAL NEWS
.,,,o Little lettings About Peo'
pie and Things.

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ton. III. choir .nnaar.
straw az gEtrederick. The price is IS cents
Pc, , c,dnev Erickson, of Fort Dade'
Nj VA, has been visiting Prof Harvey,
last Third street
lr A., and Mrs. !. P. Feiser, of LeGore'
WI l.,. %,,. al progressive 800" Friday
evening. February A.
~. Ods A. Anderson, East Church
s,reet who underwent an operation at
her home, is improving
Mr. William Bales. West Church street,
W.. business trip to Martnsburg and
r Springs, w. Va
mike the black dog which has been
3, ,La family of Mr.. George Salter, West
Church r. ,, street, died of old age.
M Joseph H. Apple left for Philadel-
-, ohere he has gone in the interest of
tba building fund for Hood College.
Nr. Earnest Poole, who was at the
r,edsrirk CITY Hospital for treatment
i has recovered sufficiently TO return to her
home.
Rev. Robert Andrews Poole, rector of
G. Peters Protestant Episcopal church,
j Tll;cott CITY, is seriously i'll with acute
Bnghts disease
william c Roderick, Of this city, has
nprrhased rom Cornelius Burger, a tract
RI n acres of valuable timber land III
Tuscarora district.
The telephone booth at the City Hotel
has been changed from its position at the
entrance to the poolroom to near the
counter in the lobby.
Edgar l.. Miller, a well known citizen
and organizer of Frederick. has taken the
management ofthe Marvel Theater, which
is owned by Keller Bros.
Fifteen thousand miles Of motion picture
films were exported from the United
States in the year ending with June, and
nearly 5000 miles were imported.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner, of this
city, was elected president Of the Alumni
Association Of Dickinson College, at the
annual reunion held in Baltimore.
Mr. H. Fulton Nicodemus, member
Of the Senior class of the Boys High
School, entertained the members of his
class at his home at BuckeyStown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cramer, who
| have been visiting Mr.. Cramers parents,
n Mr.. and Mrs. John Cramer, this city,
have returned to their home in York.
Dominick Locetto, an Italian, employ
ed BY tine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
was wayldid by three negroes near Viewer
ton badly beaten and robbed of $2S.
Mr. Edward J. Winebrener, the we'll
known grocer, contemplates making some
improvements to his store room at the
corner of South Market and South streets.
By discovering in time fire on the mus
3 lin covering over the asbestos on the
i steam pipe of the furnace. c. Will Fout,
. Clarke Place, prevented serious fire at
& his home.
Miss Virgie Finnevfrock entertained a
number of her friends at her home, II3
West South street, in honor of Miss Clara
Brown, Of Brunswick. About rs persons
were present.
Leo Weinberg, member of the Fred
erCk Bar has been invited to deliver the
address to the Brunswick Schools, at
special meeting to be held in the Red
Mems Hail. this Friday night.
Leon NJ. Estabrook,. of Washington,
D. C., purchased through Grayson H.
Mercer real estate and insurance agent,
4 the WiIhide farm of 81 acres near Shocks
4 town, in Braddock District.
A new union station, to be used by the
Norfolk and Western and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads, will be constructed
at Shenandoah Junction during the sum
mer by the Norfolk and Western.
A large frame barn on the farm of John
B. Shank, near Charlton Station. tenant
ed BY Frederick Draper, was destroyed
by ire Thursday, February 10. The loss
being S, 600, partially covered by insur-
Snce.
Among those from Frederick attending
the grand opera, Lucia, in Washington,
! were; Mrs. d. c. Winebrener, Mrs. S G..
Duvall, Mrs. John S. Newman. Mrs. Rich
ard ?. Ross Messrs. Mehrl Moberly and
c, VIII Fout
ne articles of incorporation of the
Frederick County Agricultural Society
nave been amended, providing for the in.
crease OF the price of life memberships to
500, as vas decided upon at the last
meeting Of the members.
MesSrs. Estee B. Zentz and Shrieves
Lentz, OF Thurmont, have gone TO the
Maryland Agricultural College, at Col
lege Park Maryland, where they will
'aKe a three-weeks course in farming,
raising Of live stock and dairying.
Rev. Peter E. Heimer, pastor elect OF
the lhurmont charge of The Reformed
church, was installed at Thurmont,
recently. The committee on installa-
non consists of Revs. f. l.. Mclean, S.
> Miller and Chas. E. Wehler, d. D:
Frederick Heptasophs held rousing
meeting IN their hall room. A large class
was Initiated Mr. R. A. Bennett, on be-
haiI OF the local archon, presented to
special representative, Mr. Louis l.. Lit
man OF Louisville, KY, handsome
Waterman pen.
ne executive committee of the Fred
erlck County Christian Endeavor Union
mel at The Y NJ. c. A. on Saturday and
accepted the invitation of the Lutheran
elufch at Brunswick, Rev c. w. Hess,
pastor, to hold the annual convention
.lTfe' The date set for the convention
IS June is and ro.
r. Messrs. Thomas F. Allen, James M.
NTfFtlco, John l.. Dutrow, Renaldo
W Wta .,.' John Moran, Lewis F. Conard,
VI thlS city, and John Lawson, Of Mon
WA made an automobile trip to Balti-
no.e' Messrs. Conard and Lawson were
C Snl'ted as members of Monumental
Oouhcll' Sons Of Jonadab.
,r resident Fitzgerald. of The Western
va said that he had decided to
onop' me telephone for the use IN the
oPeIaIlon Of trains over the line. The