The citizen., 1914-03-27

Some Little Jottings About Peo.
pie and Things.

About SS5 was cleared by the fourth
annual Glee Club concert, given at Hood
College Hall on Monday evening.
William Diggs has sold for Edna Belt
her interest in small place near Hope.
land to J. Hamilton Brown for S225.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Railing, North
Market street, on last Friday quietly OBJ.
served the 52nd anniversary of their mar
ragged.
Mrs Rachel A. Lowery, through Real
Estate Agent Harry G. Trilapoe has sold
her farm of 7S acres, near Araby to Geo.
P. Altman.
Lewis ]. Plunkert. through his attor-
ney, Reno S. Harp, has filed a bill in
court asking for divorce from his wife.
Ida Plunkert.
Rev. !. w. Kiracofe, formerly pastor of
the United Brethren church, this city,
who has been i'll with pneumonia, at his
home in Hagerstown, is improving.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
Tritapoe, Rosemont Addition, has scarlet
fever. Tie child has been isolated and A
trained nurse has been put in charge of
the case.
Grayson H. Staley, real estate and in.
surance agent, sold for Charles w. Hoff-
man, agent for the heirs of the late Iohn
Hoffman, a two-story dwelling with lot in
Walkersvllle.
The Mayor and Council OF Cumber
land decided to annex the section known
as Egypt, lying between the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, TO the city.
Grayson H. Mercer, real estate and in.
surance agent. sold for c. Kieher Stalev,
his farm of ~ acres of highly improved
land to Charles H. Masser. Mr.. Masser
will take possession by April I.
E. L. Smith, Of Frederick, employed at
Brandt's Cabinet Works, Hagerstown,
has Just completed sewing table made
Of thirty kinds of wood. The table is
unique in design and appearance.
Lewis S. Hahn has been granted di-
vorce from his wife, Alice N. Hahn, the
decree having been ordered on Satur-
day by Judge Glenn H. Worthington.
Albert S. Brown represented Mr.. Hahn.
Dr. Charles c. Barnum, a graduate of
Yale Medical School, who has just fin
lshed two years service in New York
Hospitals as resident physician, will
practice medicine IN Emmitsburg asso.
ciated with DIR. d. E. Stone
Be careful about winding clocks Wind
them always al the same time, and never
wind them too tight. Find out just how
, many turns of the key it takes to wind
the clock to the proper point, and always
stop with that number of turns.
Frank H. Grove contractor, has staked
of ground on Dill avenue for the erection
1f L~so l. Il f1. D.-1(
Irving s. Biser. He also staked off the
ground for the erection of dwelling oil
College Park for Prof. Harry J. Kefauver.
The Moose Minstres of Hagerstown
presented their show at the Empire Thea
ter March 10. for the benefit of the local
Moose Band, before fair sized audi
ence. The show was very well received
by the audience. quite number of the
musical members being encored.
Joseph Wierman, Thurmont, employed
on the section gang, of the w. & F. R. R.
met with painful misfortune at Wayne
castle, Pa. He was hauling some lum-
Der when piece of it fell and struck him
on the head. A cash was inflicted across
the forehead.
Walter Williams, colored, employed at
lA0 olONC MILD, lGdl IlC0CllAhJ
was taken 10 Montevue Monday morning
for treatment, he having frozen his toes
several weeks ago while walking from
Frederick Junction into Frederick. The
toes will have to be amputated
George B. Trundle of near Frederick,
now student at Pennsylvania (Gettys'
burg) College, has been chosen as an as
sstant business manager of next years
College Annual, 1.-The 1916 Spectrum. F"
\ Mr.. TrundePs experience and ability
makes him well fitted for this position.
Clara E. Wilson. through her attorney,
Reno S. Harp, has applied for divorce
from her husband, Thomas L. Wilson.
Statutory grounds are alleged. The wife
was awarded counsel fees of SIS and SI2
per month pending the suit. Wilson is
employed at the Northern Central Kali
road.
Sheriff Conard and Deputy Sheriff
Jones' took Frank E. Thomas 10 the
baugh and Lewis Traband to the junior
Republic at Annapolis Junction Tuesday
morning, where they will begin their sen
tences imposed upon them by the FRED
erlck county circuit court.
A large standard barometer and tner-
mometer have been placed on the E. ;;
McCardell confectionery store which VIII
be for the use of the public at all times
The barometer is within glass frame,
which will be lighted up at night. a
number of advertisements are arranged
about the instrument within the case.
The Frederick City Hospital Guile
which sews at the hospital every week
has done a grand work this season, IN
making and mending. Last weeks WORK
embraced 10 night robes, a lot OF towels
and surgical bands. The Guild meets
every Thursday afternoon and its work
ers always have three sewing machines
in use.
MISS Sadie King, who has been chic
operator at the c. & P. Telephone Ex
Change in this citv for the past two years