The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-07-10
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pn LADY, West Fourth street.
uimenss ellie Crummitt, Of Reels Mills,
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$50 beeh quite sick, is able TO be
1 IN H. Bennett, West South
Stuo has been quite sick, is able to
NE ~ank L. Knode, who was oper-
IN WON at the City Hospital is i'm
M X slowly.
II Parma Feiser, of Woodsboro,
recently paralyzed, IS lmprov-
IF. able to move about with assist
: ance. ,
The quarterly meeting of the United
Steam Fire Company was held on Mon
day night. Only routine business was
: Transacted.
Edward Herring, of Jefferson, has pur-
chased the Nelson Bell farm, near Brad
shaw, Hartford county, fo1 a sum said to
be S. 500
Messrs. Roy Shpley, Keefer and Harry
motorcl Gle trip to Philadelphia and
Atlantic'S y.
The AT q .. tournament and picnic I'M
der the . e Of St Francis church
will be he," the park al Brunswick.
Nj. on Wednesday, August S.
Mrs. Charles Boone, who has been un-
dergoing treatment at the City Hospital,
has recovered sufficiently TO 90 to the
home Of her sister, Mrs. John Fogle,
s.sss;3s5.sop avenue.
,Hard County Post is the new
s7blcan paper for Howard county,
1sg ing published in Howard county.
hTowned by the propretors of the
Sykesville Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cassidy, Mrs.
Mike Coolahan and Miss Ella Blumen.
berg, Of Baltimore, are being entertained
at house party al the home OF Miss
Mildred Landauer, East Church street.
Bernardo Iocone, a quarrymln employ
ed At the Big Spring works of the Stand
ardeLime and Stone Company, near Mar
tinsburg, was shot to death in a mysterl-
GUS manner in wheat field near the
quarry
Senator Clapp, of Minnesota and Mrs.
Ellis Logan, president of the District OF
Columbia Federation of WomenS Clubs,
are among those scheduled 10 speak be
fore the lust Government League Of
Montgomery county at Rockville on JULY
10.
Oliver G.. Beckner. West Patrick street.
through his attorney, Reno 5. Harp, tlled
IA suit for alienation of the affections Of
bis wife, Naomi r. Beckner, against DIR.
Frank S Pierce, of Smithport, Pa. now
located in Frederick He asks $1,000
damages.
n parkwood d. Harp, for four wears the
10 the Board of County Commits
oilers. and later assistant clerk, has
opened a real estate Office in this city
He takes the Office and fixtures of the
late Charles r X Young in the Pythian
Castle Building.
lTh. Fourth of July celebration held by
III iraternal orders of Brunswick Tues
VI night. having been postponed from
ASamrday on account of the rain, was a
fgfeAt success. The display of fireworks
was said to have been the finest in the
history of the town.
Company A, Capt d. John Markey
commanded, has accepted an invitation
of.Company B, of Hagerstown, to be its
guest on July 10. The Frederick COM
panV will make the trip in a special car
Several weeks ago Company b paid a
W." to the Frederick company
Ie s. w Barrick Lime Company, of
sWoo0sboro, is operating a seven paSSen-
ger packard touring car as a passenger
Service to and from Woodsboro. The
car makes daily trips to this CITY, and is
yfwell patronized Hugh f. Willis, of
New Market, has charge of the car.
Rev. F. S. II. Cans, 246 East Seventh
street. in charge of the American Rescue
Workers, states that they could make
| use of some old clothes in distrlb-
"a, them to the poor. By dropping a
pos, card and notifying the local work
ers, somebody will be sent to any adj
d >Ss for donations OF clothing.
krsfhe State Sanatorium for Consump-
lives at Sablasville, this county. is given
$1,000 by the will of Mrs. Elizabeth Mill
ei filed for probate in the Orphans
Court, Baltimore. Mrs Miller, who was
widow, died June IS last Her son and
only child was a patient at the Sabilas
vile Sanatorium before his death.
Contractor Martin c. Kemp was Mon
day awarded contract by the Frederick
Fair Association to erect the entrance
building to occupy the sight at the south
= western corner OF the GROUNDS. Inc
building will have frontage of 65 fee
and depth of 80 feet. The building
will be one story high. The contrac
calls for its completion by September 10
Instruments Filed.
There were III instruments filed will
the clerk of the court during thu
month Of June for record. There were
II deeds 81 mortgages, Of which were
chattel mortgages, 6 bills of sale, deed
of trust, two leases, one articles OF agree
:. ment and one certificate of payment G
4 capital stock There were "A marriage
- licenses during the month. Ministers
certificates have not been returned for II
licenses. One certificate of banns wa
fled for record.
During past six months there have
been 1857 instruments filed for record
or these $50 were deeds. and PTS mort
'Thara uara ~ MARRIAGE liCpnSP