The citizen., 1914-01-02
30CAL NJ BwS.
some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Through the prompt discovery OF a
small blaze on the hoor of the parlor of
the home of Mr.. William Dertzbaugh,
North Market street, a serious fire was
prevented
DR.. aud Mrs w. Brace, ofWsshlngton
D. c.. vino have heen spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs Charles F.
Kreh, West Third street, have returned
to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin c. Coblentz, OF
Mlddletown, this county, entertained at
a dinner recently in honor of their son,
and bride, Mr. and Mrs Morris Coblentz
About 100 guests were present and an
excellent repast was served.
Mr.. A. E. Heider. tobacconst, West
Patrick street this city, entertained his
employees at hrs home few evenings
ago, with a fine supper A splendid
menu Of turkey and oysters and their &C
compartments we're served.
M Harry Finneyirock, the manager
OF ire Emmitsburg branch ol the Union
KNITTING Mills, and his wife, are the
guests 81 her sister Mrs John Heuerly,
eflA tAio lftiA |ittSf WI "tAG siAAos IL ~
Flnneyfrock, No. so Wisner street.
Mr. Lorraine K. Ramsburg. of Wash
ington, D. c., and Mr.. Lester f. Rams
burg and Miss Alice NJ. Ramsburg, Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are spending the holi.
days with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Ramsburg, East Fourth street.
Mr. Charles D. Wagaman, Of Hagers-
town, well known lawyer of Hagers.
town, Washington county, and the last
candidate for Congress on the Republican
ticket for Congress in this district, was
visitor to Frederick a few days ago.
Mr. Ra 2nond c. Smith, Of Pottsville,
Pa, and W bur l. Smith, OF Now York,
who have'H cen spending their rstmas
holidays II the home of ,hei orentS,
Captain an Mrs. Clement Smith, of
East Thirdk street, returned to their
homes fe1 davs ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Roy Martin, No a
West Patrick street, recently entertained
relatives and friends at family
reunion at their home. The day was a
thoroughly enjoyable one for all present,
and in the evening the guests were enter
tanned at the City Opera House.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Ordeman, of
RNew York City, who were here for their
Christmas holidays, spent the greater
|A.-.rt of the time with Mrs Ordeman's $
parents. Mr and Mrs. Harry w Bowers,
Clarke Place. They intend TO return to
New York in day or two.
The Mantle Lamp Company, of Wa.
terbury, Conn, has rented the store room
!. OF Mr.. Augustus F. Obenderfer, No. 3S
AEast Patrick street. this city, and will
have iheir Maryland headquarters in this
~ which will BE- the principal shipping
int OF the company in this State.
State Fire Marshal George Edward
ers and Detective John Kratz, are in
tlgating the cause OF the fire which de-
Dyed the Plum Point Hotel, at Worton,
'e-cFnt county The hotel is owned by
MIS-. Catharne Hazazer, Of Baltimore,
aTd was erected last spring at cost Of
&5ooo.
Mrs. Harry Cline, on West Seventh
street, fell IN the yard in the rear Of her
home and became unconscious as a re-
suit Of heart attack Or Ira |. Me-
Curdy who vas at the CITY Hospital,
was called and she soon revived She
was doing very nicely according to the
last reports.
Rev. Reese Saint Clair Po1enberger,
the pastor OF the Woodsboro Lutheran
Church, as a result OF playing Santa
\ Claus, IS suffering from wound in the
Inee which was inflicted by nail
'nc.urns the eAesh TO the bone. The
Il has caused him considerable pain,
Welel very much, and for a time
as confined to his home
Ci,,.I.- L d ..L...t.zr. -. al
dent lev days ago while he was
N ylng some lumber up the steps at the
\ iris Iron Works. He placed the lum,
r on the bansters of the steps, which
I'VE way. NJ, Rothenhoefer was thrown
70 the ground about fifteen feet below
He was badly bruised about the head
and face and was rendered unconscious
for some time
The annual Christmas solrec under the
auspices of Miss Ritchie'S school oil
dancing, wns held in the Independent
Hall, West Church street, this city on
FRIDAY evening December 10Th The
hall was very prettily decorated for the
occasion with Christmas greens. There
were twenty dances on the program, the
music being furnished by Feaga's Or
chestra. About thirty couples were
present.
William Eyler has been appointed BY
Sheriff Conard as a special deputy tc
protect the property of the United Mill
ing and Copper Smelling Company, 0
New London. this county. The com
pany asked for the appointment of thu
deputy, as they have considerable prop
c2l and many men working for then
ahd felt that deputy sheriff should b'
on hand in case his services should b.
needed.
A broken nange on an east bounC
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad frelgh
= train. running at slow rate OF speed
was the cause Of three cars leaving th'
Jack and knocking over a car load o
Aur which was standing on the switct
b damaging Hammond Brothers mill
Hoods Mills, this county, to the ex
pit Of S.. 600. AS a result of the W.
Z traffic on the Baltimore sefrotel
tied up T about eig ht - will e
sxuary = Deacol