The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-04
pCAL N E-W 5.
r,++le Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things

ME anu
4 r. WI. Kane is confined to hi;
n Teefer. West Second street,
nsI bsen sick, is improving.
,,. ~, 1sller, celebrated his 72nd
H' nnJ received congratulations o.
"l 49,, scouts under Scout Master
4 ,r roy in Gettysburg assisting the
,,+ and Mrs. d. w. Fetterof,
4 sD Orange. n. J., are the guests Of
III II Mrs. L. d. Simmer.
4 canator Jacob Rohrback. who has
;oS S,,fd TO the house as a result OF
.opaiion, is ablet to be about.
r. r Mckinney, Of near Lime
... 10 foot was amputated at the
tga.oital is getting along nicely.
y,usrioD over the y. and O. Sun
Tor persons from the city-S7
4 70 Washington and "A TO Baltimore.
S..or Fl. Slalev Is confined to his
t.n Rockwell Terrace, suffering with
tsasles. He expects to be out IN a
Sys.
/ nersonal estate of Or. David Henry
Ia formerlv of Frederick, who died
E,imors November IS last, is apprals-
Isqq.Soo.
robr lThitmore, South Market
Who has been undergoing treat
r. tbe Frederick City Hospital, has
bed home.
unknown white man who hailed
'pir,burgh, Pa, was taken sick near
Iington Junction and taken to Monte
br treatment.
Howard Schade, who was operat-
Ian at the Civ Hospital, has recov-
Efficiently TO return TO her home on
bray street.
Vim. II. Smith, real estate and IN
|ce agent. sold for Jacob H. Hahn, a
4 and lot on Water street to Chris
Eckstein, on private terms.
| George NJ. oyster milk plant, West
,,pt street is now completed. 1000
IS ofmtlk are shipped daily from the
Enterprise to Washington city.
Caroline Ross Rodgers entertain
|. bridge club at her home, Court
h There were several tables en-
b a very enjoyable afternoon being
;s Arianna Belt entertained a few
i at tea at her home, West Second
in honor Of her cousin, Miss Con-
Harding, Of Frankfort, Philadel-
Pa
en 1IcCanner is acting as Desk
an, o. The police IN the absence Of
ani Fi'by, who took the beat Of
i Charles Hoffman, whose son was
bed.
nv G. Dorsey & Co., will furnish
Dlcemen olFrederick with uniforms,
,0tract having been awarded them.
uhr blue cloth will be used and the
bill be SIP each.
the meeting OF Frederick Aeria,
NAL Order OF Eagles, Charles NJ.
b and George Schell, were elected
ltes to the State Convention to be
h Cumberland, July 8 to 10.
S Amanda Thomas, daughter Of Mr..
rs. Silas Thomas, of near Jefferson,
iyen a handkerchief shower on her
ay She received I25 handkerchiefs
ID the mails from her different
nty Commissioner Charles w. Tim
an gave the commissioners, his
Sabout the Court House and others
tot home made ice cream and cake.
an annual custom with Mr.. Zim-
IN.
thousand dollars have been paid
ners in this county for milk by the
Cross Milk Company, of this city,
past six months ending June 20.
honey has been paid at the end of
reek.
.ard L. Fisher, through his attorney,
nceion Buckley, has filed a bill in
asking for divorce from his wife,
t. Fisher They were married in
r 1909 and he alleges his wife has
ed him.
net Re5ecca Crothers, the IS month
tighter of MIR. and Mrs. w !.
rs, West Church street, had the
June to fall on the steps in the rear
nome resulting in the fracturing Of
liar bone.
Pauline Brengle, the eleven year
tighter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
E, East Seveeth street, who under
~ operation at the Frederick City
al Tor appendicitis, has recovered
nIly to return to her home.
y Otte, a veterinary surgeon, of
S3urg was overcome by the heat
I'd shortly after, at the Frederick
oSp'lal. Mr.. Otte had been visit
T. James A Jones. His remains
emf 70 Martinsburg, w. Va
my seven taxicabs passed through
lex on their way to Gettysburg,
'ney will convey people to and
e different points about that place.
'achines were from Washington
ice the trip TO Frederick in about
urS and half.
United States Government will use
gallons of road oil on the Govern
oadS on Antietam battle field and
VI tne avenues will be reSurfaced.
Feater portion OF the Burnside
road has been resurfaced by the
Commissioners.
r. K. Gilbert, Elm street, enter
at delightful 500 party in honor
Robert Frey. of York, Pa, who
ueSt OF Miss Myrtle Hershberger.
i1eS were won by Mrs. w. ].
ana Miss c. Bess Castle. Dainty
nentS were served.
:, Layton O. Keedv delightfully."- en-
"a at her home on West Church
nonor of Mrs. Samuel G.. Duvall.
was PLAYED, the prizes
": by Miss Pauline Zentz, first;
We Keller, second, and Mrs. Will
Johnson, consolation.