The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-04-03
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About Poo.
pie and Things.

Henry w. Show, through Real Fstat.
Agent Grayson H. Staley, has purchased
from Charles Mobberly a residence ar
Trail avenue.
Mr.. Worth B. Stottlemyer, torne,
Frederick countian, has been elected first
vice president of the Waynesboro TruSt
Company, new financial institution al
that town.
Friday evening, May I. has been set nc
tne oate OF the annual Ladies' Night ex.
hibltlon OF the drill corps of Jacques de
Molay, Commandery, No d, Knights
Templar.
J. Brooke BOYLE, of Hagerstown. well
known IN Frederick solicitor for the e
q r: Telephone Co, has been promoted
to district manager with headquarters At
Cumberland.
Grayson II. Mercer, real estate and in
surance agent, sold for Roger L. Hoff-
man and Macy c. Hoffman, their conn.
try home in Braddock district to Samuel
c. Ramsburg.
George Brown, for The past four Years
the Baltimore and Ohio agent at Knox
vile, this county, has been transferred TO
Dlckerson. His place at Knoxville will
be tlled by Mr.. G. B. M. Arnold, of Hv-
attStown.
The large building of F. c. Shafer. Of
Brunswick, which had been the home 81
the Brunswick Herald, which has sus.
pended publication, is being remodeled
and will be transformed into an apart.
ment house.
Union veterans from all parts of the
State are preparing to march on Balti-
more, tor the annual State Encampment
OF the Grand Army of the Republic ON
Wednesday and Thursday, April s and
9. The gathering will be held IN Red
Mems Hall.
L. Z. Stunkle, proprietor of the Gem
Dining Parlors, this CITY, has purchased
the stock and fixtures of the saloon of
the late John II. Lakin, and expects to
take charge of the place on May I. Mr..
Stunkle will continue his restaurant at the
present stand
George Snotterly has instituted suit
Tor 10000 damages against William "A.
FORD, Hagerstown merchant, FOR iniur
les alleged to have been sustained bv be-
Ing run into last October in Hagerstown
by Ford's automobile while Snotterlv
was riding motorcycle.
The independent Hall, which has been
undergoing extensive improvements, is |
nearing completion and the room has I'M |
dergone transformation New electric |
fixtures have been installed, a new ma
pie floor laid and the whole room deco !
rated IN attractive style.
The temperance forces of MARYLAND |
plan statewide Prohibition Convention |
to be held in the City OF Baltimore on
May IS, II, IS. This Convention is |
called for the purpose Of discussing, for
mulatlng and setting in motion forces to |
secure statewide prohibition for Mary |
land.
The Public Schools of Frederick coun-
ty will be gwen holiday on Tuesday,
April ID, Governors Day, in Frederick
and the date set for the dedication of the !
Armory. The schools will close for the
Easter Vacation on Thursday evening,
April 9, and will reopen on Wednesday
of the following week.
The dwelling house situated on the
north sidelof West Seventh street, known
as the FIlby property, was sold Monday
morning at the Court House door by |
Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, to John
Francis Smith as attorney for c. T. K.
Young, assignee Of mortgage, to Ed
ward J. Hudson, for $e25.
Samuel E. Grove has been appointed
teacher Of the public school at Burkitts-
vile, vice Robert J. Ridgely, of Myers
vile, resigned. There is a probability
that Mr.. Rldgely may succeed George E
Castle. who has resigned as teacher OF
the Harmony public school. Mr.. Castle
has been appointed postmaster at Myers
vile.
The timely discovery by the night
Waterman of sparks flying from electric
wiring probably prevented bad fire in
Bowers lumber yard, East Patrick street,
Saturday Earlv in the morning the
trouble was discovered IN the office, and
later in the day the same thing happened
in the engine room. Fire extingushers |
were used to prevent the breaking out of [
the fire.