The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-01-02
GOAL NEWS
pe Little lettings About PEG.
pie and Things.

U -f - -ztttS @uCctS III MISS isabel LiINIflCI-
man, West Third street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Straws, Of Wash
tngion, ID G., have been spending the
Christmas holidays with Mrs Straw's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Through the prompt discovery OF a
small blaze on the floor Of the parlor of
the home of Mr.. William Dertzbaugh,
North Market street, a serious FIRE was
prevented.
DR.. and Mrs w. Brace, ofWashlngton,
y, G.. who have been spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles f.
kreh, West Third street, have returned
20 their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin c. Coblentz. of
! MIddetown, 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. Hedler, tobacconist. West
Patrick street, this city, entertained his
employees at his home a few evenings
ago, with fine supper. A splendid
menu OF turkey and oysters and their &C
| compartments were served
Mr.. Harry Finneyirock, the manager
81 the Emmitsburg branch OF the Union
Knitting Mills, and his wife arc the
guests OF her sister, Mrs John Hetterly,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Flnneyfroek. No. so Wisner street
Mr.. Lorraine K. Ramsburg. of Wash
Ipgton, d. c., and Mr. Lester f. Rams.
burg and Miss Alice NJ Ramsburg, OF
Philadelphia, Pa, are spending the holt
Gays with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 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
1lcket for Congress in this district, was
visitor to Frederick few days ago.
Mr.. RaAnond c. Smith, of PousvrIIe.
\ "a, and W bur l. Smith. Of New York,
who have>V zen spending their ristmas
eoiIdays az the home of thei arents.
saptain an Mrs. Clement Smith, Of
.aSt lhlrdk street, returned TO their
ONES few davs ago.
Air. and Mrs. G.. Roy Martin, No. 4
est Patrick street, recently entertained
atlves and friends at family
mon at their home. The day was
roughly enjoyable one for all present,
IN the evening the guests were enter
ed al the City Opera House.
and Mrs. Herman Ordeman, of
York City, who were here for their
q ynneSs holidays, spent the greater
ra be time with Mrs. Ordeman's
snS Mr. and Mrs. Harry w Bowers,
Place. They intend to return to
Sorklin day or two
= Mantle Lamp Company, of Wa
"y, C(pn, has rented the store room
p22fg IssHs. + -Obenderfer, No. SO
hAtrfk street. this city, and will
neiF MARYLAND headquarters in this
"nlchIwlll be the principal shipping
Q! the COMPANY in this State.
ate Fife Marshal George Edward
IS and Detective John Kratz. are in
'galIng the cause OF the fire which de-
We Plum Point Hotel, at Worton,
Y. The hotel is owned by
tine Hazazer, Of Baltimore.
ctcd last spring at a cost Of
" Cline. on West Seventh
the yard in the rear of her
came unconscious as a re-
attack Or Ira J. Me-
vas at the City Hospital,
ID she soon revived She
y nicely according to the
Saint Clair Poffenberger
ne Woodsboro Lutheran
Result Of playing Santa
hg from a wound in the
Mas inflicted by nail
aesh to the bone. The
d him considerable pain,
much. and for time
Ia his home.
Rothenhoefer met with
DAYS ago while he was
.n5er up the steps at the
ks. He placed the lum.
sers of the steps, which
Rotheuhoefer was thrown
bit fifteen feet below.
bruised about the head
rendered unconscious
Rstmas solree under the
Il Ritchie's school OF
II in the Independent
street, this city. on
december 10Th The
ily decorated for the
mas green's There
on the program, the
led by Feaga's Or
irty couples were
been appointed by
special deputy to
OF the United Mill
melting Company, Of
county. The com
n appointment of the
se considerable prop
A.n working for them
-hty sheriff should be
services should be
on an east bound
Railroad freight
Now rate Of speed.
ae cars leaving the
ever A car load Of
nding Ga the switch
n3nd Brothers mill,