Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-11-23
Local Correspondence.

Miss Addic Gaugh has been installed as
ior,lady in the wrapper factory.
Following brief lull, active operations
have been resumed at San Moreno lime plant,
TO continue during the remainder Of the
present year.
Both Dunl w. Zcntz, the enterprising
manufacturer, and William Lohr, very
earnest iillcr Of the soil, have this fail com.
peted commodious and in every respect up.
to date hen houses and in the future will
make "hen fruit somewhat of a specially
A car load Of cord " cd was shipped from
this station to Waynosboro during the past
week
Ms. Croft, Mrs Stoncr Mls Chas. Knox
and Miss Dole Seton, all OF Fairfield, Pa,
and vicinity, were inter, sting guests of reln-
tives here Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Emma Rider of near town, is enjoy
ing a two weeks visit with kinsfolk in Bal.
tmoie, Md and Lit,lestown, Pa.
Macklcy Bros. have been extensive buyers
of apples this season. Up to tn time their
purchases have amounted to thousands Of
bushels and they will this week ship two car
loads to the city, having previously made
sale of them.
For the past several weeks, much to the
regret of the neiphbols and friends, phys
affection in varied forms has prevailed IN
the join; abode of MIR. VIM. II Stuil, Of G,
and his son in-aw, Mr. Harvey Hcueily,
lying short distance north of town. The
family entire consists of Mr.. and Mrs. Slull,
Mr.. ana Mrs Hettcry and two children, and
Miss Sarah IItfncr. All have undergone
and borne ailments Of one type or other.
some OF them being seriously afflicted. Be-
sides very painful sore on The right hand,
Mr. S,ull was for number of days PROSTATE
with Sickness, out is now up and about again
and throughout the household, conditions
are now favorable for steady improvement
and final recovery. As is pretty generally
known, Miss Hetner has for number of
years been victim of diseased and very
weak eyes. That lady has now lost the sight
of one e, e entirely and the other one shows
discourag,ng weakness AT present she Is in
the city Of York where she has placed he'-
| self under the care of an Eye specialist. Her
many friends and sympalhizers here hope
with her for best results.
Mr. and Mrs G. B. Croft have gone to
Taylorsvi!le, Carroll county, where they will
visit the family of Rev. Geo II Harris.
For the sum of $303 75 David Cover has
sold to Chas. Baxter 24 acres of land adjoin
ing the lal,ers HON and bordering on the
pike for a distance Of perhaps 800 feet.
Mrs. Anua B Martin had ms guests Thurs.
day last, Mrs Jenhie and Mrs Jno. Martin
aid two babes of Highland farm cast of
Gacehan,, Mrs. T. G. Stocksdale and Mrs.
II. NJ. Grouse Of Tnurmont, Mrs. Mazeppa
Rogers, of New Haven, Conn, and Master
Geo. Stock sdae Of Cllambcrshurg, Pa.
Very many persons hereabouts will join
me in the declaration that the sudden aud
seemingly untimey death OF Mrs. Nelson
Barton was one of tie most lamcntable &c
currenc,s liable t. beiall this community
Few there he ofmorc worthy characters tLan
| was Clara roper Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stoner have gone Ia
Union Bridge where they will make five
days stay at the home Of their brother John
Stoner.
From ailments wholly incident to advanc-
ed years, Mr. John Matthias died Saturday
evening at the residence of Samuel Stoner
in Franklnvile, where lie had made hls
home for the past ten years. aged SO years,
months and % days. His funeral took plact
Tuesday at 10 a. IN, conducted by his pastor
Rev. g. E Keller, after which the remains
were inferred in the U. B. cemetery.
The many friends OF Mr.. John H. Rouzel
will be very glad to learn that bis heulth ha!
so far improved as 10 enable him TO make {
visit with relatives in Chamberabnrg.