Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1911-10-05
CreaperstOWn Items.

The Faithful Workers held an oyster
supper in town hall on Saturday evening
last which was largely attended and
proved to be success, the proceeds are
for the benefit of the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Frederick Hankey visited Mr.. Jas.
Working of Troutville on Monday last.
Mr.. Dewitt Free, who is principal OF
the Wolfsville school, visited his parents
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Mary Firor and daughter Pearl OF
Baltimore are being delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. Robert Ogle.
Mr.. Blaine Hoffman who was very i'll,
is much improved at this writing. e.
Mr.. Jas. Speak, successful farmer OF
this vicinity, sold his farmto Mr.. Harry
Albaugh of Detour. Mr.. Speak will re-
move to town and live retired
MIR. Luther Fogle has accepted posi-
ton with the Fogle Well Sinking Co. in
Frederick.
Mrs. John Shook of Baltimore visited
her brother Mr.. Willard Hoffman.
The Monocacy Valley Band will assem-
BILE in town hall Tuesday evening next
for rehearsal; president L. c. Ogle and
director P. E. Buhrman request every
member to be present at this meeting az
it is to be one of interest.
Mr.. John Shook sold his farm adjoin-
ing F. M. Stevens to Mr.. Harvey Whit
more, who will take possession IN April.
Mr.. James Speak sold town property
adjoining S. d. Rhodes, deceased, and
Jasper erosion, to M. Ulysses Biser OF
Troutville, who will cultivate the rasp-
berry and blackberry for market which
has been his business for many years.
Miss Katie Firord is visiting her par
ents in Baltimore.
Miss Della Ham visited Mrs. John D.
Ham of Frederick on Thursday last.
Mr.. Elmer Speak visited friends in
Frederick on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Heffner, Mrs. Mary
Broom, Mr.. George and Franklin Ham
were the invited guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mumma of Stony Branch, Sunday.
Quite number of people of this vicin-
ity visited the city of Baltimore on Sat-
urday last, the excursion was run under
the auspices of the Double Pipe Greek
Band of Detour.
Mr.. Geo. Warner attended the County
Central Committee meeting in Frederick
on Saturday last.
M. F. Staub was arrested by Sheriff
Grimes and Deputy Boiler on Saturday
for forgery and sent to Jail in default Of
$500 bail.
Miss Mary David of Baltimore, who
was guest at Valley Home for quite a
while, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Elmer Speak had slight attack
of heart palpitation due to great, shock
received on Saturday, very alarming,
nothing dangerous.
The big stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Long on Saturday, leaving fine
baby boy.
Mr.. D. L. Hull has returned from
Rockville where he visited his brother
and other relatives.
Miss Bessie Martin of Thurmont was
the guest of Mrs. Jas. Stevens last week
Messrs Raymond Null and L. G. Liday
spent Sunday In Rocky Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Valentine visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Valentine Of
Rocky Ridge on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham and children
Helen and Harold were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Bell on Sunday.
Col. Layman is erecting q new siloneal
his barn which is decided Improvement
Mr.. Milton Tabor of Washington. VIII
spent his vacationwith Mr.. Chas. Kohl
and Mr.. Geo. 'Remsburg, has returned
Nr. and Mrs. Chas. Stitely of New
Midway visited her parents. Mr.. ant
Myl Chas. Speak.