The citizen., 1914-05-08
l. NEWS
Jottings About Peo.
and Things.

he ,one through her attorney,
hid Buckley, has filed a suit in
ju for a divorce from her hus-
be : Samuel Boone.
VIZ Eautler, real estate and loan
a. sold for George A. Dean,
haT three.story brick house on
/ p rect at private terms.
ed x. Swomley, through her
RS zee Aaron r. Anders, has
/ 0 against the Metropolitan
gle Company for $4S3 2S.
Clary has started in the
IS od loan business in Fred
- d has his office with +. G..
Son, West Patrick street.
tn an attack of acute indi-
. e Painton, an Englishman,
P,. otographer, travelling from
| E, died suddenly at the
,e OF Levi Lucas at Bruins
I evening.
y j. Bryan, Secretary of State,
all ed to come to Frederick
Ide.ednesday, July 20, and de-
reSS at the annual reunion of
" IS of Frederick county to be
t dock Heights.
oDronenburg, of the Board
he lggests the bridging of Car
|des like Baltimore bridged
SAT as a means of relieving
|ornditions about the center of
tlDeautifying Frederick.
sIM. Storm, who had his Of
|lyvmer Judge John c. Motter,
|iern Castle, Court street, this
|ecved his Office to the suite of
TT occupied by Stoner and
r fudge Motter has given up
OIivet Cemetery Company
following directors to serve
ng year: L. s. Clingan, Ar
i. c. McCardell, ]. B. Tyson,
berger, !. ID. Hendrickson,
Sldcliff, Charles w. Ross, Jr.,
ahn and John M. Haller.
land School for the Deaf will
.dnesday, June 10. The fol
< there will be reunion OF
and former pupils at the
is occurs every four years,
tnitted in 1918, owing to the
principal, Professor Charles
wswith knocking a horses eye
chaln, J. David Fitze, of near
rem, was before Justice Posey
oahd waived a hearing for the
lac September term of the
l. He gave bail in the sum Of
|rrr ID. Willard 3as attorney for
at.
Is S. Gerhard, of Orangeville,
|vi.signed in order to accept a
d ! Jefferson charge of the Re
rIrch, of Jefferson, Md. The
hOwill take effect on June ISt.
Sykes, the former pastor,
insall of charge at Greens
least December.
am Fire Company's apparatus
40 West Fourth street on Mon
~ where the hose was con-
te q pipe supplying water to the
olton addition. This is the first
palng has been used by a fire
p ince It's installation nearly a
aThe engine worked perfectly,
is F. Ruprecht, East Third
.olsterer and paper hanger,
~ broken arm as a result OF
I;,i a ladder. on which he was
EoNr. Ruprect was engaged in
wall in a home near Freder-
as standing upon a ladder,
,lrped and threw him to the
was brought to Frederick and
limb set.
Nebber, the slxteen-year-old
r and Mrs. Rosel Webber,
a hoxville, in an attempt to
|ei freight train on which he
81 n Brunswick, on Sunday,
,Iout six O'clock, fell and broke
Tween the knee and ankle.
al employed in the shed" in
and boarded the train to come
q { near Knoxville.
u be an abundance of all vari-
-uit for the Frederick market
That is what some of Fred
OTIS leading fruit growers re.
INLAY night. They said that
Prop of the county has been
considerably in some sections,
b ply for Frederick markets will
but little, if any. 1t is prob
! be price will not be any higher
Tner years.
hdpts of the bazar held under
is of Mountain City Lodge No.
[ds OF Pythias, which came to a
saturday night, May end, will
h NEARLY $1,000. This figure is
excellent when it is known
Comparatively small crowds
Me bazar, and Mr.. Harry G..
y the chairman of the general
n in charge of the affair, stated
tofits would amount to about
of remodeling his store and
4 front on Second street, in or
re may display his goods along
ent. Samuel Marino is having
Bte glass front put in the store
HE corner of Market and Sec
IS, and will display his goods in
windows, thus protecting them
lust OF the streets. Mr.. Marlno
move his goods from the pave
Market street, as a result OF a
# the courts.
Attempting to. make a sharp