The citizen., 1913-02-14

on East Second street, was paralyzed and
is in critical condition.
1t was reported the condition of Tacot
B. tyson IS slightly improved. He is al
the Frederick City Hospital.
NJ; L, Mitchell, of near CuIpeper, Va.
was Killed. by the digger train at the
Standard Lime Works at Mllvile.
Hagerstown Fair stock, par value S25,
sold at public auction in front of the
share -
Mr.. Lawrence DeGrange, Of Washing
ton' who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
WIN Bales, West Church street. has re-
turned.
Mrs. Howard L. Smith, Mrs. I. Trav-
ers Thomas and Miss Cromwell are
SPEEDING several days in Baltimore visit.
ing friends.
Mr. Oscar B Coblentz has returned
from weeks trip through New England
where he called upon number of agents
OF the company.
Miss Mary f. Younkins, of near Mid
dletown, has accepted a position as oper-
ator at the Middletown c. and p. ex-
change and has assumed her duties.
In honor Of the 18th wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Owen. of Martins
burg, w. Va, an auto trip was made to
+ Frederick and dinner party enioyed at
the New City Hotel
The Freshman class of the Woman's
! College entertained the Juniors at din
ner i'll the New City Hotel on Saturday
last Speech making, singing, and in
strumental music was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Munshour horsewhipped
her husband, John NJ. Munshour. She
was arrested and held for the action of
| the grand jury by Justice Dennis. Nun
Shour is employed at the Morris Iron
Works.
Mrs. John Woodward died at the home
of her son, Milton A. Woodward. on
West Patrick street, aged 92 years She
had been i'll two weeks. As we 90 to
press no arrangements had been made
for her funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Spurrer and Mrs.
| Herman Keiauver, of near Ceresville,
were on their way to the sale of the
effects of Mrs. Hood, their horse took
fright, south of Frederick and threw the
three occupants from the buggy.
A number Of the members of the grad
uating class of the Girls High School.
in COMPANY with Miss Pearl A. Eader.
teacher, left on pleasure and sightsee-
ing trip to Washington. They Will visit
the various public buildings of the city.
Because the State bonds, issued for
| appropriations made at the last session
OF the Legislature, sold for only 81 $40
increase of at par, the first half of the
Frederick Armory Commission appropri-
alton, is S539.95 short OF $4,000
The Banquet Committee of the Fred
erick County Colony of Baltimore and
the Suburbs, has made final arrange
| ments for the annual banquet, which will
be held on Thursday evening. February
goth, at the Odd Fellows Hall, in that
city.
A we'll attended meeting of the Wom-
ems Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
was held few evenings ago The pro-
gram was in charge of Miss Lille NJ.
Weiner, who was chairman for the
month.
When the servant, who is employed
at the Delaplaine home. on East Second
street, went to the window i'll the kitchen
to put something out in the cold storage
provision box, the top was found up, and
f1eetng footsteps were heard in the dark
alley way.
The sale of the effects of the late
Mrs Margaret f. S. Hood, on 'Man-
chester Farm, " near this city, was held
on Tuesday, February nth. The Fred
erick CITY Garage ran automobiles to
the sale and a large number of people
went out from Frederick. An immense
amount of property was disposed Of and
the sale continued until late in the after
noon.
Amos c. Dawson, brakeman in the
yards at Brunswick, slipped while on top
of freight car and fell to the ground.
He was picked up and taken to the hos
ptal 1t was found that he was not badly
injured, and he was shortly afterward re-
moved to his home. His one foot was
sprained.
The Sandstone bungalow Just COM
pleted by Prof Ernest NJ. Corey. assist
ant entomologist IN College Park, occu-
pied Friday for the first time by the own
er, was DESTROYED by fire. Prof. Corey
and his wife and the latter's brother
(John Elder) were obliged to jump from
the bedroom windows in scant clothing
to escape the flames. The house cost
$4, 900.
Members of the Monocacy Club, of the
Evangelical Reformed church were given
an intellectual treat in the way of lee
ture. when Judge NJ. L. Keedy of Hag-
erstown, delivered his address on Dan
iel Webster" before the members of the
club and their friends and to the mem
bers of the bench and bar of this county.
State Fire Marshal G Ed Myers left
for Rocky Ridge to investigate the fire
which DESTROYED the store and residence
of Mr. William Black. Mr. Black and the
members of his family made a narrow
escape. Before leaving Mr.. Myers stated
that it was reported to him that there
were some mysterious circumstances con-
nected with the fire and that he bad been
requested to make an investigation
Smashing dozen windows of the lect-
ure reom Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel, on East Church street, rocks
were hurled by some unknown person or
persons on Monday night, with the evl-
dent purpose of satisfying some spite,
or else out of mere mischief The mat
Ter has been in the hands of the proper
authorities for investigation. Yesterday
the broken panes were replaced. Sew
eral of the shades were torn by the
stones. so great was the force with
which they were thrown
An oil painting, which was presented
to King David Lodge. No. so. |. .. q.