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t any of our readers do not t their paper regularly, they 11 please report the fact to is office at once. f.DocCAL NEWS. pme Little Jottings About Peo ple and Things. Mr. and Mrs. Charles it Doll are on a . Lloyd Palmer of Lewistown is on a it to Atlantic City. Bernard Michael of Harrisburg, Pa.,is iting relatives in this city. Dr. C. L. Kefauver, North Market St., on a visit to Atlantic City. L. F. Harrison has returned from a cress trip to Washington. William G. Zimmerman and daughter died friends in Thurmont. Robert Young of New York is visiting parental home in this city. Mrs. Lydia Mehrling of Baltimoreis iting relatives in Frederick. Eldridge Biggs of Brunswick visited ends and relatives in Frederick. Irma Biggs, West Patrick street, has urned from a visit to Atlantic City. Miss Pauline Bader, Clarke Place, is ending her vacation at Atlantic City. Mary E. Kennedy, East Third street, is iting friends and relatives in Baltimore. Bernard J. Kennedy has purchased a driving mare from John W. Weller. Benjamin Volluse of this city was own from a horse and broke his leg. Miss Jessie Hopkins of Washington is guest of Miss Mamie Conrad, this Roy Ramsburg, south of Frederick, is dergoing treatment at the City Hos al. Hugh W. Gittinger, who has been acting his vacation at Atlantic City has time ‘d. W. Cole of Washington has on a spending his vacation at Mountain cw. ‘aude Wilhide of Baltimore is spend his vacation in Frederick and the minty, on Grumbine, East Patrick street, is acting a few weeks with relatives at adidock. Srs. John D. Garber and daughter of Osville are visiting her son, Glenn O rber. frs. William H. Best,who is sick at home on West Third street, is slowly proving. Mrs. R. W. Shade and daughter, West trick street, are visiting friends in Har wre, Pa. William B. Storm, vice-president of the rural National Bank, who has been ill improving. Mae Diven of Baltimore has been her friend, Mary Myers, East ern street. Amer Alderman and Mrs. Lewis H. ley, are on a visit to Baltimore and Aladelphia. Miss Madge Cramer of Baltimore is using her sister, Mrs. Charles Titlow, t Fifth street. Mrs. W. A. Reist of the City Hotel is acting some time at her parental home Lancaster, Pa l, and Mrs. C. R. Kefauver have re red to Brooklyn, N. Y., after a visit to tives in this city. eslie Cramer Schmidt, East Thittl er, is spending his vacation with rela s in Washington. tate’s Attorney Arthur D. Willard and Ily have returned from a visit to rela s in Reading, Pa. r and Mrs. William Bohn, North Ket street, have been visiting friends White’s Ferry, Md. Morgan Cecil is spending the ith with her sister, Mrs. Harry Val- Middleburg, Md. 0. Milton G. Urner and family, Rec street, have removed to their farm at Airy for the summer. eorge F. Thomas and family of Pitts ¢. Pa., are visiting his brother, Robi mas, North Market street. Mary King, West South street, has been visiting friends in the city, has returned to her home. illie M. Wiener, East Patrick street, has been spending some time with tives in Luray, Va., has returned. h., Getzendanner, this city, who has a undergoing treatment in Baltimore, returned home much improved. Jorge W. M. Albaugh, south of this , lost a very valuable mare by death week from the heat and paralysis. er. E. L. McLean left Monday on his ation, which will be spent partly at xandria, Pa., and partly in Berks Co., No. ven thousand gallons of oil for the of the streets is being spread through the city on the macadam thorough harles Wertheimer has sold his fine oughbreed running horse, ‘James B ady, ’ to William C. Gardner of Arl on a excursion to Washington to see toit and Washington play champion ball will take place on the 24th and 1 of the month, pencer Stup of Charlesville, Thomas Jor of Walkersville and Frank E, re were operated upon for appends at the City Hospital. for a week's visit in Frederick Roy arty returned home to Washington is Peerless roadster, going by way of national pike and Ridgeville. mes M. Smith of Woodsboro was in city attending mearket. Owing to the timed dreath, vegetables have be n very scarce in that vicinity. Impany A, First Infantry, M. N. G., his ety, at a meeting of its officers, hied to hold their military picnic at dock Heights on August 37. T he authorities of Harper's Ferry have leased a new fire enline and the city ef the town are very proud of the acquisition to the fire-fighting appa lung and Staley, real estate and iu ree agents, have sold for Mrs. Re- Cats Castle, her property situated east street to John J. Sheffield, on all terms, Janess T. Lakin has sold the Lakin of 212 ares situated near Jefferson, t he road leading from Jefferson to it of Rocks, to his son, W. Gerry n, for $16,dbo, delightful evening was spent at the © of Mrs. Maggie Wolf, Foxville, ‘st to, when a surprise party was erect her niece, Miss Elsie Gallaway altimore in honor of her eighteenth day, illiam J. Cohill, son of School Com roner Edmunde P. Cohill of Hancock, conducted an Angora goat farm at cock for nine years, will enter the state of the Society of Jesus, at St. For eee Poughkeepsie, ork, Isaac Weinberg and family have gone to Atlantic City. John W. Kolb of Brunswick was in this city on business, Dr. Charles G. MacGill has returned from Atlantic City. Dr. C. A. Stultz of Washington was in Frederick on business. John S. McGill has accepted a position as janitor at the Y. M. C. A. _ The Frederick Railroad is rapidly push ing the work on Fifth street. Mr. Charles N. Gilpin is spending his vacation in New York State. Harry Young of Washington is visiting his parental home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilhide of Dayton, O., are visiting relatives this county. _ Harry W. Bader, Monocacy Boulevard, is spending some time in Baltimore. _Clara Hurley of Baltimore has been visiting Sarah Speaks, near this city, Cecelia Rosenour has returned from a visit to friends at Silver Springs.*Md. Mrs. Henry Dertzbaugh, North Market street, is visiting friends in Baltimore. Frank Korrell has accepted a position with J. M. Newman Co., coal dealers, Edward Gannon and wife have been on a visit to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. _ Catherine Myers of Hagerstown is vis iting Sarah and Katie Phleeger, West Pat rick street. Mrs. N. J. Wilson, Mrs. Gilmer Schley and Mrs. C. B. Staley have returned from Ocean City. Henry Olson has accepted a position with A. J. Eichelberger, grocer, North Market street. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Pyles, East Third street, have been visiting relatives at Barnesville. Lloyd T. MacGill has withdrawn from the City Attorney contest, and has so no tified Mayor Schell. W. Brooke Turnstall of Baltimore is a visitor at the home of Mrs. R. B. Turner, West Second street. Mrs. John T. Wood of Baltimore is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. W. Martz, South Market street, Columbus O’ Donnell Lee has been the guest for several days of ex-Governor Warfield at Oakdale. Elizabeth Gilbert, South Market street, has returned from a visit to Keedysville and Luray Caves, Va. Katherine Quynn, East Patrick street, has been spending some time at the Fear hake, Braddock Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Eisenberg of Lonaconing are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Landauer. Amer Wilcoxon, wife and daughter, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Boost, East Seventh street. Frank Leonard M. Storm has been spending his vacation with relatives in Bakerton and Shepherdstown, W. Va. Work on the new abbateir will be rushed. “The material is on hand, and January 1, 1911, named for its completion. Messrs. Charles Humm and Walter Welsh of Cuyahoga Falls, C., have been visiting S. L. Rhoads, South Market St. C. Dorsey Tyson and wife and Dorsey P. Tyson of Baltimore are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Waring Tyson at Braddock Heights. Mrs. Sarah Proutz, East Fourth street, is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Mary Klein of West Falls, Carroll county, Md. The home of Mr. Holland Pearre, near Ridgeville was the scene of a very pleas ant birthday celebration, given in honor of Mrs. Ella Pearre. The Braddock Carnival was a great success. The attendance was the largest in the history of the resort. The amount realized is about $500. The Misses Carty pleasantly entertained a few of their friends at their home on East Patrick street in honor of Misses Jones and Best of Washington. Mrs. Amanda Summers and Mrs. Eliz abeth Degrange, West Patrick street, have gone to Berkeley Springs, W. Va., to attend Home Coming Week. Marshall Etchison, Braddock Heights, left Monday morning to attend a ten-day house party at the home of Miss Ethel Hudson, Riverside Drive, New York.
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Frederick Citizen
Frederick, Maryland, US
Fri, Aug 19, 1910
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