Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-08-08

offer . mandolin solo, and is now In cores
pondenoe with Prof. Hoover Of Hagerstown
who is expected to present cornet solo.
The two short farces, 80 Minutes tor Re.
freshments," and "A Precious Pickle" ore
certainly very funny and would make the
soberest man in christendom laugh.
In order to prevent any misunderstanding
the committee has requested us to announce
that while children under 10 will be admitted
for Is cents, yet If they wish reserved seats
the full price Of 80 cents will be charged
Reserved seats are now on sale at Osler'l
store and at the Post Office. General ad-
mission tickets can be secured at the door
that night.
The primary meeting for Mechanicstown
District was called to order ON Saturday
evening last by Col. J. r. Rouzer. The
meeting organized by selection of MAJ. 9. A.
Damuth as chairman and H. P. Gorsuch 81
secretary. On motion of Samuel N. Birely,
the chairman appointed committee ofthree
s. NJ. Birely, Col. J. r. Rouzer and J. H.
Cover, to select delegates to the County
Convention which meets in Frederick, Aug
10th to select delegates to the State Conyen.
ton at Cambridge. Aug. 10Th and the judi
cisl Convention which meets at Point OF
Rocks. The committee after comforting re-
ported following names as delegates:
G. E. Saylor. H. P. Gorsuch, ]. Root. h.
W. Bennett, Geo. w. Layman, John Nun
shower, Chas Robinson, Maj. 9. A. Damuth,
John Landers, Chas. Stokes. N. J. Albaugh,
w, J. Freeze, Frank Zimmerman, Elmer
Selsam J. P. T. Matthias, Edgar L. Root,
VIM. Stull, Col. J. r. Rouzer, s. NJ. Blrely,
Chas. Cramcr, Joseph White, G. W. Anders,
W. A. Lynn, J. H. Cover, Capt. "A. Trc1-
ell, Frank Hesson, Daniel Zentz. VIM. j.
Cramer, Arnold Wilhide, Josiah E. Wllhide.
On motion of s. M, Blrely tue meeting en-.
dorsed Hon, Lloyd Lowndes for Governor
Not since 1.-THE Anglomaniacs" has there
been 90 clever society satiIe as Henry Full
ler's "Pilgrim Sons" which Is published In
the August COSMOPOLITAN. The problems
involved in the woman's use of the bicycle
are 80 startling and so numerous, under the
rapid evolution of this art, that one welcomes
careful discussion of the subject by 30 train.
ed mind and 80 clever writer as Mrs. Reg
inal de Koven. THE COSMOPOLITAN illus
trates Mrs. de Koyen's article with series
opposes by professional models. Anew sport
more thrilling than any known to Nimrod,
more dangerous than was ever experienced
by even Buffalo Bill, is exploited In the
same issue in an article on "Photographing
Big Game in the Rocky Mountains" before
shooting. The Idea that ten cents for The
COSMOPOLITAN means inferiority from liter
ary point Of view Is dispelled by the appear
ance in this number of such writers IS Sr
Lewis Morris, Sir Edwin Arnold, Edgar
Fawcett Tabb, w. Clark Russell. Lang,
Sarcev, Zangwill, Agnes Repplier, etc. Nor
can we entertain the idea of inferiority In
illustration with such names as Hamilton
Gibson, Denmsn, Van Setback, Liz, Sand
ham, etc., figuring % the chief artists OF .
single months issue.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Rixe.
hart of Westminster and Miss Straub OF
Hagerstown are stopping with DR.. Z. G.
Kefauver.
Mr.. Frank Boblitz and sister, Hattie, OF
Frederick city are stopping at Mrs. Mary
Hospehorn's
Mrs. Alice Morgan and child of Washing.
ton are visiting relatives in Thurmont.
Messra Will. Schnure and Lisle Shuck OF
Selins Grove are visiting Mr.. Charles Lam
ders.
Messrs Rob. Croft of Baltimore and Chas.
Croft of Frederick spent Sunday in town.
Prof. Hobbs Of Baltimore is visiting Mr..
James Firor, Thurmont
Miss Mary Mcclellan of Baltimore is::visit-
ing Miss Clara Valentine
Miss Grace Northam of Baltimore city is
spending some weeks with Mrs. E. E. Augh.
enbaugh.
Miss Mary Rol and Of Hagers town and
Miss Bertha Bonebrake Of Wsynesboro are
on visit to Miss Minnie Foreman.
Mr.. Hammond Wilhide of Baltimore city
lie visiting relatives in Thurmont.
Mrs. Col. j. r. Rouzer left last week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Brown, in Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Mrs. DR.. Park and son Of Washington
are ylsing Mrs. 3. r. johnson.
Mr.. Harvey Hahn, an employe Of the w.
NJ. r. r. Co., spent Saturday and Sunday
with bis parents in this place.
Miss Kate Stokes of Frederick is stopping
with her aunt Mrs. Susan White.
Miss Mamie and May Cover Of Baltimore
City arrived in town on Friday evening last
on visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs w.
G.. Cover.
Miss Blanche and Edith Grumbine of Fred
erick are visiting their grandpa, Mr.. John W.
Payne.
Miss Minnie Baker of Baltimare is spend
ing the summer with her mother in Thur.
mont.
Miss Elite Damuth is visiting her young
friend Miss Leila Osing in Baltimore City.
Miss Nellie Bennett Is visiting the Leather
mans in Lewistown,