The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-06-19
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Some Little lettings About Peo-
pie and Things.

Mr.. Thomas c. Pickett, West Fifth
street, is on the sick list.
The excursion over the B. & o. Sun
dav took SS persons from the city-6q
going to Washington and Ie to Baltimore.
Mr.. Jesse M. Haugh, East Patrick
street. who has been confined to the
house by sickness, is improving and able
to be about
A. E. Fisher, of this city, has secured
the contract to install the heating plant in
the Burkittsvile school. Three bids
were received.
Edward w. Pepper, trunk and suit
case drummer, who has been travelling
to Frederick for thirty years, spent the
weekend at Braddock with Mr.. Charles
Doll.
Charles Rothenhoefer, who was injured
by fall of lumber several months ago,
has recovered sufficiently to resume his
duties at Wlcoxon & Browns lumber
yard.
The police have made their appearance
in their new summer uniforms. They
are of a light weight blue. The helmet
is a new shade for the officers, being
brown in color.
Alfred Leatherman residing near
Myersville, has on exhibition at the
Farmers Mutual Exchange. in Myersvile,
alfalfa four feet ten inches long, remark
able length for alfalfa.
Charles T. K. Young has sold for DR..
David G.. Everhart, of this city, his new
seven room house on West Fifth street,
adjoining the Hood College grounds, to
Charles Kehne on private terms.
~, The Girls Friendly Society, of All
,aints Episcopal church closed the sea-
son with picnic at Braddock Heights on
Saturday afternoon. 1t was very pleas
ant occasion and bountiful supper was
served
Clarence B. F. Carroll aged 46 years,
farmer of Norwood. Montgomery coun-
tv, committed suicide Friday bv shooting
himself in the head. Surviving him are
his widow, who was a Miss Turner, of
Norwood, and two children.
DIR. L. E. Brown, of this city has left
for Akron, O., where he will practice his
profession with DIR. J. G. Grant, one of
the leading specialists of Northern Ohio.
DIR. Brown about year ago rehnquished
general practice and took a special course
in eye, ear and throat diseases.
Among the Marylanders who have been
sent letters by Secretary of Navy Daniels
commencing them for their valor during
the two days fighting at Vera Cruz is
Benjamin Claggett. of Laurel, Md hos
pital apprentice, first class, who is nephew
of Mrs. Thomas Schley, this city.
State Fire Marshal G.. Edward Myers
made an inspection of the hotels and
boarding houses at Ocean City last week,
with regard to their being properly
equipped with fire escapes. He was &C
companied on his trip by Mrs. Myers.
who has returned to her home on East
Third street.
The Public Service Commission has
granted permission to the Hagerstown
and Frederick Railway Company to pub
lish on less that statutory notice rate OF
12H cents per pound 1000 pounds on
lime between the siding of Shank and
Etzler, in Frederick. and the Pennsyva
MIA Railroad Company in Frederick.
The two Baltimore boys. William A.
Perry and Edmund G. Waters, who some
time ago passed through Frederick on a
hike to San Francisco. advertising the
"Stsr Spangled Banner" centennial have
reached Indianapolis. They have had
lois Oh experiences tIdHpinS tiilOuSh thS
mud and rain and sleeping outdoors and
in barns.
Jumping hurredly from an uncontroll-
able automobile, on the mountain, near
Waynesboro, Pa, Sunday, Mrs. Charles
E. Mobberly, of Frederick, got out of 1t
just in time to escape going down over
an embankment for a distance OF hun
bred feet with the machine. Her escape
from serious if not fatal injury, was ex-
ceedingly narrow.
The, memorial services at Braddock
Heights, which were supposed to have
been held Sunday night in memory OF the
late Adolphus Fearhake, were postponed
owing to the Indictment weather. The
services will be held on July IL, when the
same speakers will be present and the
same program rendered.
Evangelist S. T. Shaded has pitched
fine new tent on West South street oppo-
site the Kreh Photo Company for the
purpose of conducting a series OF Bible
lectures and revival services. Meetings
will begin tonight at O'Clock, subject,
Twill the Old Book Sanda' Sunday
night subject, Satan: Who is He, and
Why Did God Let Him Livel' Song
service at 7.45. Seats free. All are well
come.