The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-17
IOCAI N EWS.
same Little lettings About Peo-
M pie and Things.

AOnlIdClOI l-lOlh -. ShilNit hhO uds
z beer sick. is able to be out.
The benefit at the Empire Theatre for
little Guy Stone netted $500.
Revival services are IN progress in the
ME-. church on East Church street.
Dr. H. V. Dutrow, surgeon of the
Colon Hospital, Panama. arrived home.
Miss Edna Gilben, Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Martha McCleery, East Patrick
street
Mrs. J. Franklin Phraner, of Hagers-
town, is visiting Mrs H. r. Heck, East
y Patrick street.
Mrs. Grace Dohme, of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis F. Carter,
East Third street.
Frank NJ. Stevens, of Creagerstown, has
announced his candidacy for the County
Commissionership.
Mrs. G.. L. Shorey, of Washington, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. M. Cutler,
South Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Stauffer, at their
home at Briar Hill, entertained a few
friends from Frederick.
Henry Wineberg, formerly of this city,
was elected president of the Hagerstown
ACIlc Ol EdSl6S III lllC tlliiu lllllc
Mrs. William Eyler, of Thurmont. gave
delightful supper in honor of her niece,
Miss Beuah Brenneman, of Baltimore.
Messrs. c. F. Price, L. r. Dertzhaugh,
VIM. B. Lebherz, and Thomas Rohrback
left for New York to attend the automo-
bile show
After search the cab of E. Thurston
= Grove which was lost was located in the
grounds of the Maryland Brick and sup
ply COMPANY.
Former City Register Edward A. Git
finger. West Patrick street, quietly cele-
brated his 18th birthday and received the
congratulations of his friends.
AZ delightful dinner was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Geisbert. of
Adamstown. when Mrs Geisbert enter
tanned number of her many friends.
DR.. and Mrs Charles H. Conley, of
near Frederick, have returned home after
Z spending a few days as guests OF Doctor
and Mrs J. c. Macgill. Gainesville.
CA. D. Williams, of Evansville, makes
the announcement that he will be a Candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject to
the approaching Democratic primaries.
John McGll, I3S East Fifth street. who
has for sometime past been suffering with
rheumatism went to Baltimore Sunday to
be treated at the Johns Hopkins hospital
Miss Ella V. Hafer has sold through
Grayson H. Mercer. real estate and in
surance agent, her brick dwelling ard lot
on West Patrick street, to Mr. Harry
PhoebuS.
Mrs Elizabeth DeGrange and daughter,
Mrs. William Bales, West Church street,
are Confined to the house with the grip.
Mr. Bales, who has been sick with grip,
is able to be at work.
Mr.. Keefer Gilbert, who is employed at
y Mr.. James E. Rowe's barber shop, re-
celyed from Mr.. Edward Burck who is
travelling and is now in Florida, large
crate OF ripe Strawberries.
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Malone. this city, left
for Philadelphia and will take part in the
shoot between Baltimore CITY and Phila-
delphia teams. 'Cy'' was selected as
member of the Baltimore team.
Mr.. Harrison Schley, son of Col
Towner Schley, of Sheperdstown, w.
Va, has been appointed cashier of the
Jefferson Security Bank of that place. to
succeed John H. Tingley, resigned.
Excavations are being made in the
alley in the rear of the dwellings on East
Second street. and the property of Mr.. o.
e r. Bennett will be connected to the sewer
on East street, near the Crystal Plate Ice
plant.
The sewer on East Church street is
being continued east from Middle Alley
to the Girls school building. and con-
INJECTIONS will also be made with the Trail
property on the opposite side of the
street
Mr.. Frank Bentz formerly of Frederick,
will begin instructing class in athletics
I'm the Hagerstown Athletic Association
Building. They will have an opening,
might, when they will give an exhibition
X of their work
The large sign erected by the Frederick
Board of Trade at Washington Junction.
Nor the purpose of advertising Frederick,
BIAS been blown down by the high winds.
EThe sign was six by twenty-five in size
Mand was very attractive.
Lille r. Cronise. executor of Charles
\ IL Cronse, sold at public sale at the
Court House property situated in Kline
harris Alley, between Sixth and Seventh
streets to Theodore Alexander for $40.
H. n. Lease was the auctionecr.
Mr.. Frank A. Roddy, secretary of the
connmittee on Farmers Institute at Thur
mont, has received word from DIR. r. s.
Hill, of the Maryland Agricultural Col
Iege, that January rs is the date selected
to bold an institute in Thurmont.
Mi. and Mrs L. c. Dess, North Mar
ket street, entertained number of
trends last Friday evening. The even
Ting Was spent principally with music fur
nIshed by Mr.. Scharf, of Baltimore, and
Miss Nellie Rothenhoefer Refreshments
we're served.
A|committee consisting OF J. NJ. Haller,
thairman, DR.. c. F. Goodel and c. f.
fIuneyfrock, was appointed at a meeting
81 The Modern Woodmen of America to
make arrangements for a banquet which
IS to be held in the Masonic Temple on
the Evening of January rs, 1913.
Carl Haines, son of John Haines,
5outh Carroll street, engineer on the B.
and o. Railroad, and the young son of
William Ricketts, the young son of Viii
Ham Ricketts,, South street. engaged IN
duel with knives Saturday afternoon, the
iQruer has badly lacerated hand.
Lieut. Marcel S. Keene, who has been
statloned at Fort Screnen, Ga, for the
past two years. has been ordered to FoIt
Monroe and assigned to the Coast Arh-
lerytschool there. He took the lead in