The citizen., 1914-05-15
LOCAL NEW 8
Some Little Jottings About Peo-
pie and Things.

While playing ball on the Washington
street grounds on Saturday Robert
Abrecht was struck in the face by ball,
having his nose broken.
Charles Ogle, who has been the B. and
o. agent at Lime Kiln for some time past
has resigned and Jacob Thomas, OF Buck
eystown, has been appointed In his place
The Maryland Motorcycle Club. OF
Baltimore, will hold its annual spring run
from Baltimore to Frederick on Sunday,
May 31. Murray Brish, this city, has
been asked to act as checker.
The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Depart
ment has elected the following officers
tor the ensuing year: President, Harry
Chew; secretary, J. R. Matthias; treasurer,
]. B. Karn; chief, " B. Funk.
Albaugh & Harrington, real estate and
insurance agents, have sold for Robert
T. Danner, his two story brick dwelling
on East South street. TO Lewis {. Hoop
err the consideration being private.
Prof. Ernest Lagarde, who has been
visiting his family in New Orleans and
Admission. Ala, has returned to Mt. St.
Mary's While absent Prot, Lagarde had
an attack of grip from which he recov-
cred.
Miss Norma Joseph, saleslady at Karl
Jacobson's Department store, had the
misfortune to fall from ladder Satur-
day injuring her knee very badly. AL
though suffering considerable pain, she
is able TO be about.
Amos Remsberg, Of Middletown, and
George D. Toms, of Myersville, have
promised to set apart four acres. of their
farms to be cultivated according to the
ideas and desires of County Farm Dem
onstrator E. c. Remsberg.
Melvin P. Wood, through Attorneys
Wood and Wood and Samuel A. Lewis
Monday morning brought suit for SIS. 900
damages against Charles Cashour, for
SANDER The suit is an outcome of the
recent New Market charter election.
Lieut.. Calvin Page. U. S NJ, who has
been in Naval Hospital at Washington.
is getting along nicely. He was recently
transferred from San Francisco where he
was under treatment for rheumatism.
1t is possible that later he will be dis
patched to Mexico.
Postmaster General Burleson announ
ced the appointment of the following
fourth-clas postmasterS in Maryland.
John Gies, Accident; d. J. Wilmer,
Beaver Creek; VIM. Simms, Cockey;
H. Ray Smith, Doubs; Mary A. Myers,
Libertytown, and r. B. Murdoch, Mon
rovia.
Grayson H. Staley, real estate and in
surance agent, has sold for Charles A.
Kehne, his two story dwelling situated
on Dill avenue, to Samuel d. Reifsnider
on private terms. Mr.. Refsnider has
moved from his mill property situated on
the Gas House road to the property he
purchased on Dill avenue.
The Camp Hill Auto Club, Of Harris
burg, with AZ members, reached Freder-
ick Saturday evening on its sociability
run of two days. The stop on Saturday
night was at the City Hotel and many OF
the tourists spoke of the excellent build
lngs OF the city, with particular reference
to the bank and business buildings.
To form more perfect organization in
Frederick county and the various coun-
ties of the State, the Maryland Anti Sa-
loon League will hold convention in
Frederick city about June 10, when the
State Superintendent, M. t. Hare, will
come to Frederick and personally super
wise the reorganization of the scope OF
the work in this county.