The citizen., 1914-06-05
LOCAL NEW S.
Some Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

The Agricultural Department has is
sued warning against an alleged hog
cholera cure, said to have the sanction of
the government.
The excursion over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Sunday took o2 persons
from the citv-7o going to Washington
and I3 to Baltimore.
A new Claxton horn was stolen from
Ford automobile owned bv Edgar I.
Mercer, of Mt Airy, at Braddock Heights
on Monday night. The horn was valued
at $40.
Mr. Elias Delauter, residing south of
Frederick, sustained a broken collar
bone Tuesday, at about o'clock, when
he was thrown from a road machine,
which he was operating.
Tuesday about 90 students from the
Hagerstown Grammar Schools, spent the
day at Braddock Heights. Misses Sarah
K. Adams, c. Bess Keller and Estalla
Cochran we're the chaperons.
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold at
public sale in front of the Courthouse for
George w. Heinleln, two houses on East
Fourth street at Nos. 100 and Io8 to
Henry j. D. Hagan for $3.50.
County Commissioner Stevens has
Joined the ranks Of automobile owners.
He has recently purchased a Ford tour
ing car in which he is making his trips to
Frederick to attend the sessions OF the
Board.
Parts of Virginia. Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Ohio will be visited bv the IL
year locust this summer, according to
statement of the Department of Agricul-
ture. Maryland will escape the pest.
The locust is due to arrive next month.
The annual May procession held by all
OF the members OF ST. Johns Catholic
church, the members of the Holy Name
Society acting as an escort, was held
Sunday. Following the procession, there
was the Benediction of the Blessed Sac
rament at the church.
Mr.. Park w. T. Lov, of the c. and P.
Telephone Company. has Just purchased
lot No. a. in RoSemont Addition. which
is east of the bungalow erected by c. M.
Malone, on the Fourth street pike. Mr..
Low will start to erect his residence with
in few weeks
A collision between an automobile be-
longing to Samuel Rosenstock and Ar
thur Wallace fourteen years DID, on a
bicycle, Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
li nOlIl vi LiuS NOtOiOs OiA
North Market street. resulting in bro
ken ankle for young Wallace.
While carrying a door frame at the
lumber yard of Wilcoxon & Brown. John
Rinehart, aged about 90 years, tell from
a porch and broke his arm near the
wrist He was attended by DIR. Robert
TYSON and Dr. J. o. Hendrix and re-
moved to the Frederick City Hospital.
Even at rock bottom bargain prices
marriage licenses aren't in demand in
Frederick county, especially in Court
House Park. On Tuesday afternoon a
Tilted" man made canvass OF the rec
reation seekers in the park attempting to
sell license that had been issued to him
some time ago
After keeping diligent watch every
night for the past ten days, Chief of Po-
lice George Hoffman and Officer Adam
Bruchev nabbed Thomas Geisbert. Of
this city, as he was about to raid the
grocery store OF Cecil & Roelkey, corner
Of South and Market streets, at 10. 80
o'clock Wednesday night.
The residents of West All Saints
street are aroused because Of teams tied
to poles on that street. They claim that
horses stand in front OF the homes from
s 8o'clock in the evening until after mid
night. One man claimed that the stamp
ing animals prevented him from sleeping
and that he certainly wanted it stopped.
Fire of an unknown origin early Satur-
day totally destroyed the St Johns
Episcopal Church, at Bethesda, Md. The
damage is unknown, but as the building
was at least so years old, it can be re-
placed, it is said, at $Io, 900. The church
was one of the old landmarks OF Mont
gomery county, and in the past many
noted persons worshipped there.
William Francis Barnard, we'll known
Socialist, is scheduled to make an ad-
dress on the corner of Market and
Church streets Friday evening, at 7.45
o'clock. in the interest Of the cause. Mr..
Barnard is powerful speaker, and it is
expected that large crowd will hear
him. He is a poet. being the author OF
the Tongues of Toll"
Forty-t1ve members of Company A,
under command Of Capt. D. John Mar
key, spent Monday night on Braddock
Heights. Fifteen members of the COM
pany, who had never had actual guard
duty were placed on guard about the
camp until twelve o'clock. The company
spent the night in the dog tents, and in
the morning the company was in Freder-
ick at S as O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G.. Tylee, of near
Montreal. Can. cousins of the late Chas.
w. Ross, of Frederick. were on the En-
press of Ireland, which sank in the ST.
Lawrence River on Friday. No word
has been received from them since, and
thev were undoubtedly among the lost.
Mr. Tylee was broker of Montreal, and
with Mrs Tylee visited in Frederick dur
ing Easter, one year ago.
Clerical Appointments.
The Rev. Francis p. Mackall has been
named Chanlain Of Notre Dame College