Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1901-03-14
Local correspondence.

On Weunesuay evening AT oO CLOCK, III tue
presence of the immediate families and few
invited friends to whom informal Invitations
had been given, Miss Catherine Gertrude
Dalnuth and Mr.. George f. Y. Lickle were
married at the home of the bride, one mile
northeast of town, by Rev. w. s. T, Metzger,
pastor of the Lutheran church. The cere-
mony was pretty and interesting and for the
occasion the house was becomingly decorated
The bride is the second daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. ii. Damuth Of d., and Is one Of
our brightest and handsomcst young ladies.
The groom is a popular young resident Of
Logs, and having graduated in the class of
49, Thurmont High School, he combines
intelligence with industry and bids far TO
make the one of his choice very good hus.
band. After spending brief while with
kindred here and at Logs, MIR. and Mrs.
Lckle will crop over the Blue Ridge and on
West Main street, Waynesboro, Pa, will
make their future home by at once and fear
lessly embarkng in the intricacies OF house
Keeping in dwelling already prepared.
In departing from our midst the young
couple convey with them the congratulations
of numerous friends on this side of the Hill,
who wish them prosperous, contented and
happy future.
Rev Daugherty's many friends will be
pleased to learn that he will continue pastor
of the U, B. charge at this place.
Ill
The very interesting and spiritually in,
structive entertainment given at the nj. T..
church Monday night where scenes repre-
sentative OF in His Steps; or What Would
Jesus Do were touchngly presented on
canvas, was not at all recognized and patron
lied by our townspeople in accordance with
its interests and merits generally.
And Adam Zentz Is getting ready to build
new barn.
As to the sick-The wife of Mr.. Luther
Pryor living near Zentz' Mills extremely ILL.,
l lie COuulllDu VI BlIs. Joelhh AiSSAS 10
gradually growing more critical,
Mrs. Catherine Wastler, East g., is severely
afflicted and is abed,
Mrs. T. O. Stocksdae Is still alarmlngly i'll.
On Water.st., Mrs. NJ. A. Williar's atflic,
ton continues and she is still bedlast.
They are doing wel' was Frank Will.
mans response to question regarding the
condition of his parents, Col. and Mrs. Rouzer
Our two auclioneers, Messrs. Martin and
Miller, both of whom have undergone severe
and protracted atfliction, are again on their
feet and with chances In favor of the latter
soon being able to cry out "a dollar bid-do
l hear two?-go on" etc.
Samantha Matilda arrived last night"
came oyer the wire Monday from young
couple in Philadelphia, to grandparents here.
And all smiled.
AT his home in Libertytown, Mr., B. Frank
Hammaker, brother of Mr.. p. N. Hammaker
Is dangerously ill of fever.
III
The waters of Monocacy river and all Of
its tributaries were on the rampage Monday
morning; higher than for q long while before
III
Growing wheat is looking excellent.
Ill
"Its hard to beat,' was a lady's comment
after reading in Mondays Baltimore Ne,cs
the following:
probably the three largest families on the
Peninsula are reported from Kent Island,
Md Mrs. Henrietta Dunn and her two
sisters, Mrs Weeks and Mrs. Brown, are tho
mothers of57 children, all of whom are living.
Mrs Dunn has Is boys and 10 girls, Mrs.
Weeks has 10 boys and 3 glrls and Mrs.
Brown has 10 girls"
In the line of improvement Mr.. Nj. L..
Creeger is placing in position in the coffin"
building an engine and boiler, planning mill,
saw mill and other machinery suitable for the
manufacture of goods in his extensive line OF
business.
Marshall Favorite is getting lumber and
other material on the spot to build dwelling
on his farm two miles east of town.
CASToHIA.
Bears tho nIhe Kind You Have Always Bought
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