The citizen., 1913-09-19

ple and Thlhgs'
,ror wants all streets marked m
i l3' Mrs. y, Charles H. Conlsy are at
I.I.tes recently nominated are
pleasant smile.
,c.r.;on over the B. & o. Sun
Washington brought I67 visit
ors current that postmasters
,Snf o,s and Middletown will be
~Ibin the next few weeks
' pirger. who was. taken sick
!,.Ji,llo Vas brought to his home
.;y y, The trip being made in an
g'', Dorsl }voolen Mills Company,
S3",rters No5 in Iagerstown will IN
fluf an. n their ninth store in Cham
F. q "a. Pa..' -
,r1ev Ri.chey. of Hagerstown,
.o%o ""r, here. succeeds Harry H.
Clerk Of the Hagerstown Fair
rho resigned.
Fogle. an employe at the Wilcox
,own WIZ blaming mills, was struck in
,,rh Monday evening by a block
.be sb3pjng machine. He was re-
10 his home on Wisner street.
.ndi,or for the Fidelity and Deposit
aor or which issued the bond for
I'll ". Cramer. County Treasurer.
an ooing over the treasurer's books
rcouns.
i Wallace. the three year old son
+ ineman and Mrs. George Wal
East Third street, was painfully
5wben he accidentally set his cloth
Ire with matches.
fe loading the wagon OF the Pearl
N House, in this CITY, few days
Arthur Bopst. son of Clinton Bopst,
al had the misfortune to break 2
hone in his right wrist.
n Trundle, Of Feagaville, has an
free which has put out its second
Inns this year. With frost already
[ting i'm low places in that vicinity
In will necessarily be short lived.
train riders, white and colored,
Il found concealed in a merchandise
a Western Maryland train by De.
IL Comegys, who arrested them at
|Nar. They were sentenced to ten
lin Jail.
Tobn Gomber has a very beautiful
Il ward in the rear of his home on
Il Market street. Hundreds OF beau
asters of various colors are to be
with number of geraniumS and
|et sage.
he persons took the civil service ex-
a,ion held at the Postoflice Monday.
1 tried for departmental clerk, one
uard in the penitentiary service and
for pressman in the United States
ing Office.
small fire. which started in some
sh in the rear of Schell & Ecksteln's
IN, South Market street. The fire
sxtinguished by several bystanders
nd the United Engine House with
chemical tanks.
$. Sallie A. Cramer, Misses Bessie
Daisy Mcdonald and Agnes Miller
returned from Atlantic City, n. j.,
E they were in attendance at the
ing OF the National Council of the
.hers of Liberty.
W. d. Campbell. city and county
officer, Tuesday stated that there
present 9S cases of typhoid fever III
rstown and Washington county.
g.seven of these cases have devel-
since September 1.
: Board OF School Commissioners
lay rented the second floor of the
d Fire Company Hall, which will
sed for the overflow from South
until the new Washington street
! building is completed.
;srs. Thomas F. Allen, Rinaldo
RS, Jerome Ford, Lewis Grouse and
Turner of the local council of the
of Jonadab, were in Baltimore,
ly, attending the meeting of the
eign Council Of the order.
irman George R. Dennis has called
ting OF the Republican County Cen
for Saturday at II O'Clock.
man W. w. Doub. of the Progress
ounty Central Committee has also
meeting for the same date.
J. NJ. and A. A. Radclff have re-
their offices from the Salter build
rooms in the Mullinix building,
oors above their old location The
have been fitted up in an attractive
nd new furniture has been added.
IN extraordinary precaution, in case
:, the Board of Trustees OF the
rck Female Seminary, which has
TIE buildings to Hood College,
lace two additional fire escapes
he building. Both escapes will be
he front portions of the building.
ng under Instructions of the Re-
g Office at Baltimore, Corporal J..
-ck Quensen, U. S. A., has opened
'orary recruiting station in this CITY,
q in the Postmaster's private othce,
hce Building, with view OF ac-
suitable men for enlistment IN the
States Army.
outstanding the fact that the crowd
'ueily assemblies at the dancing pa
at Pen Mar has depleted in num-
have been made bv
the park will be kept open until
nber %, and Prof. Boil and his or
a will render a musical program
iternoon and night of this week
business meeting OF the Epworth
e OF Trinity NJ E. church. South,
lowing officers were elected for the
g year President, Francis ID.
r; second vice-president, Miss Lou
third vice-president, Miss Margaret
{; fourth vice. president, Miss Sadie
secretary, Miss Agnes Gather:
FER, Miss Nellie Hunichen.
bids were received by the Board OF
Commissioners for the erection
proposed new school building at
tsville. All of the bids were re-
upon the ground of being too high,
nlng from 50, 900 TO $1,000. Inc
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