The citizen., 1913-06-27
,OCAL NEWS 8
=. little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things

"a Fsoan took George Milo to
t5teyae. 5sIsi He is suffering with a bad
r \ Baughmsn has returned
u.s. y, Co,vtended visit to the Monumen-
O| ,s,ns .ebherz, of Waynesboro, has
- f This city on account of the illness
and Mrs Douglass Hoof and
A sI; Robins. Record street, left on an
y. Fdward D. Shriner, who has been
- trn through the West, is expected
H. in a few days,
prof ard Mrs. E. Russell Stockman,
. IL ~ Market street, are on a visit to
Ill., ls IN Virginia and North Carolina.
1n,rd l. Hoke, Of Frederick, was
tcng the graduates to receive a degree
4, & Iohn's College, Annapolis.
(-,r,,on little son of Frank N. Rhod-
N. If Nhddletown, while playing with
IT, was badly bitten in the right hand.
Tbs automobile of Gerson Rosenour
1 Jomaoed when the machine skidded
,rrnlng from Church into Market
tst ,i' '''''
"A, and Mrs. George A. Zeigler. OF
h Second street. left for Hinton, West
Eoinia, where they will spend several
sSths. 5'iis.' "''''
obert Wise, residing at Frederick
pc,on. was arrested on the charge of
Enlting his wife. Deputy Cramer made
arrest.
H. Allen r. Lampe, who was oper-
4 mon at the Frederick City Hospital,
[beeu removed TO his home on South
|bket street.
h. Claude Moberly, of Washington,
4 has been visiting his parents, Mr..
A Mrs. George II, Moberly, South Mar
street. has returned.
r Hickman, real estate, loans and
pIrarce agent, sold for J. G. Ambush,
home. near Adamstown, to John
1 H. on private terms.
| Hunt Hendrickson, OF Portland, Or
bn. is spending some time in Freder-
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Iohn ID. Hendrickson.
Deputy Deeter took George Dorsey,
bred O. Buckeystown, to Montevue
treatment. He is suffering with in
blmatiou of the stomach.
i-ssrs. Casper E. Cline and William
Griffin are on a business trip this
l. to New York. for the purpose of
TciasiBg fall merchandise.
lev. and Mrs. Edward A. G.. Hermann
daughter Dorothy, of Cessna, Pa.
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Fmaan, West South street.
II. Joseph Lebherz lies critically i'll at
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Charles
|Shipley North Market street His
fy friends hope for his speedy recov-
He central rust Company OF Mary
/ was awarded the entire lot of school
ids at meeting of the County Com
soners. The bid of par for the bonds
accepted.
FRS. John B. Harding and daughter,
Anna Harding, of Frankford, Pa,
have been visiting Misses Florence
Bertha Trail, East Church street,
e returned
delightful surprise party was given
rhappaqua Inn, the residence OF Mr..
v Wolfe, near Yellow Springs, in
or Of their daughter, Niola's, eigh- |
lth birthday.
| c. Ma'eny has sold the stock and
lres Of his green grocery store on
81 Patrick street, adjoining the bridge, |
ames B. Grcenwald, who has assum-
,harge Of the store.
rushing past the barber pole in front !
ilbaugh's barber shop, West Church
et load Of hay, belonging 10 w. f.
I, OF near Feagaville, smashed the
)e on top Of the pole.
dward Keys, longtime resident of
Blue Ridge section. was held up by
lwayman on the mountain, near the
le Goose, " and robbed of everything
liable he had in his pockets.
Omer Senator Jacob Rohrback, who
erwent a slight operation at the CITY
ptal, has recovered sufficientlyto re-
TO his home on West Church street,
re he IS getting along very nicely.
T. Charles E. Mobberly has COM
ced the erection of a dwelling house
Dslte the fair grounds. Contractor
) Ponton has a force of hands en-
q IN laying the concrete foundation.
AIRY {. Hull, of Frederick. was one |
et successful applicants for the State
having passed the examination held |
atlmore on June 5 and 6. He will be |
mmended to the Court of Appeals to
oar
D Saturday evening the South street |
OF the Hagerstown and Frederick
road 20. struck the one horse cart of
pm A. lamson, the contractor, de-
Snlng the cart, but leaving the horse
Jured.
". DR.. and Mrs. U. S. G.. Rupp and
inter, Miss Margaret, East Church
Il, ielt for Fort Washington, near
idelphla, Pa, where Mrs. Rupp and
.h'er will spend some time at her
er home.
s11r,y Weinberg, of Hagerstown, made
'qdreess at the memorial services of
Edge Conclave, No. 800. |. o. O.
leld IN Rose Hill cemetery Sunday.
weinberg is past archon of Fred
Conclave.
nes b. Grimes, while fishing along
loIomac River Friday succeeded in
ing seventeen fine bass. weighing
one 10 two and quarter pounds.
was accompanied by ex-sheriff VIM.
'rmeS, who caught five bass.
", b. W. Kindley, General Secretary
{ Maryland Sunday School Associa-
Will leave Baltimore for Mon
, rom which place he will sail Sat
lor Zurich, Switzerland. to attend
'eVenth Worlds Sunday School Con-