Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-01-21
Eyler's Valley Happenings.

MeSSrS. Geo. Andrew anu w. L. Eyer
spent Monday at meeting of County Com
missioners, Frederick.
Mr.. Jesse Tresler is the happiest man
in this place since he found the contents
of the little white bundle, which the
stork brought him, contained new baby
Mrs. W. T. Miller and Mrs. Eugene
" Kissick spent Thursday at Mrs. JAS
XII IS quilting party.
Mother Auzengruver who has been Ill
for fortnight is able to be about.
Mr.. Frank Auzengruver is suffering
with boils on his neck, number twenty
one has made it's appearance.
Mr.. Bert Hospelhorn attended the
meeting of County Commissioners on
Friday.
Mr.. Hugh Adelsberger and Mr.. w. J.
Fisher attended the Farmers Exhibit in
Frederick Friday.
Mr.. Daniel Roddy of Roldy's lime kiln
was a business caller in this section re.
Gently.
Mr.. John Furney who is convalesing
from injuries received in runaway ac-
cdent is now able to be about having
visited w. P. Eyler on Sunday.
Mr.. Arnold Willhide was "a recent bust
ness caller in Thurmont.
This section is being visited quite fire.
quently by hunters in quest of foxes. 1t
would delight the young ladies very much
to be rid of the naughty foxes who steal
their turkeys. To those who belong to
the chase, success.
Sleighing is the chief pastime at pres
ent and all are hoping it will last more
than little while.
Mr.. Maurice Willard was recent Wis
itor among acquaintances in this place
The school children are making efforts
to secure Francis Scott Key portrait
to be placed in the new schoolhouse.
Thus far they have been quite successful
and have been greatly encouraged by
their friends. 1t is most fitting object
since he was the composer of our national
anthem so dear to the heart of every
true American.
FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Next week Chauncey Olcott in his new
play,
RAGGED ROBIN,
by Rida Johnson Young and Rita Olcott,
an Irish play located at Inneshannen in
1880.
Great as has been the popularity OF
Chauncey Olcott during his stellar career
it has been augmented this season by a
play of more than ordinary interest and
rOmatic charm.
Ragged Robin" is said to be more
Enthusiastically Irish in its theme anc
treatment than anything this favorite
has been seen in so far and is of the type
that has been so successful in the National
Theatre of Dublin, where the works OF
Yeats, Russell, Lady Gregory and Others
of the new Irish literary movements are
given. Chauncey Olcott long identified
with the old fashioned Irish romantic
play is the leading spirit this season II
one of the best he has ever presented
and incid ,ntally introduces several new
and tuneful melodies sung only as Chaun
cey Olcott can sing them. In his latest
success the. authors has placed the locale
in Inneshannon during 1880 and have
made use of some old Irish folk lore tt
further enhance it's romantic attractive
ness.
Mr.. Olcott's excellent company include!
Alma Belwin, Alice Farrell, Lillian Clair
Mabel Burt, Mark Price, Charles McCar
thy. George Brennan and others The
music is charming and the production
elaborate.
Week Feb. LIST, George Cohan's young
est hit, "The American Idea, a musica
frivolity, 100 girls and original compan!
he AIDED by George Bevan.
Many little lives have been saved b,
Foleys Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds
Group and whooping cough. 1t is tn
only safe remedy for infants and children
as It contains no opiates or other narcot
ic drugs, and children like Foley's Honey
and Tar. Careful mothers keep botGl'
in the house. Refuse substitutes. DIR
Jas. X. Waters,