Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1912-01-11

afternoon. Dr. Seton say Mr.. Willhide
being out don't count because he had no
bells on his horse.
Personal.
Messrs Roscoe Rhodes of Frederick
and Melvin Remsburg of Utica Mills,
and Misses Mildred Neighbors and Edith
Wies of Lewistown, ereguests of Miss
Mary Cr-ager Sunday afternoon.
Drs Kefauver & Teeter, assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Lantz, sperated on Miss
Ruth Weybright Monday afternoon, re-
moving several large ad,noids.
Finished Survey.
The surveying between Gettysburg and
Harrisburg, the first of the main high
way routes in the Sproul bill to be sur
veyed, has been fni he'd and the esti-
mates for the reconstruction of this cen
fury old highway are now being prepar-
ed The rebuilding of the road will prob
ably be among the first to be undertaken
owing to the heavy traffic between this
town and the State capital and the de-
mand for an improved road -Gettys bu
Sentinel.
Persons troubled with partial paralysis
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when applying Chamberlain's Liniment.
This linimant also relieves rheumatic
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Mrs. u. J. kriSc Succmmb> to Heart
Failnr.. Hurled ut rhurnont.
Mrs Sarah p. Krise did suddenly a,
her home, l33 North Market street, Fred
erick, where for number of years she
conducted millinery store, Saturday
night, Jan. 9Th, of heart failure. She
had been i'll for several wears, but recent
ly had been feeling better than usual
Her sudden death was, therefore, a shock
to her friends.
Mrs. Krise was devoted wife and
mother. steadfast friend, upright and
just in all her dealings with the public.
She was lovely character and endeared
to host of friends who mourn her loss.
Mrs. krise was the daughter of Sam
uel and kezia K"efer. formerly of Thur
mont and Lewistown, this county. Her
father was at one time a member of the
Maryland Legislature, and for a while
county commissioner. For q years, and
until short time before his death, he
was chief entry clerk of the Naval De-
partment of the United States Custom
House, at Baltimore Mrs krise was
born March IL, ls47. She is survived by
her husband, H. Jefferson Krise, and
three children Harry f Krise, Balti-
more; Mrs. Chas c. Hill, Baltimore; and
Mrs. Richard Hammond, Buffalo. N. Y.
The funeral took place Tuesday from
her late home, and interm"nt made in
the u. b. cemetery at Thurnont.
Lows Letter.
Mr. Harvey pittinger was visitor to
Rocky Ridge on Monday last
Mr. John Eyler and family spent Mon
day with Samuel Martin and family.
Mr. Calvin Colbert was a visitor to
Thurmont ON Tuesday last.
Mr. Elmer and Clarence Pittinger were
visitors in Thurmont last Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Martin and sons returned
home Wednesday after a long visit with
her sister in Sykesville.
Mrs. Geo. Eyler and sons spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. Theodore Martin.
Mr.. Clayton Martin was visitor to
Thurmont on Wednesday.
Quite number of our people attended
the dance at Rocky Ridge Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Hoffman and daughter
spent few days in Sykesvile.
Mr. Chas. Gruber returned to Rocky
Hill after spending week in this place.
Mr.. Chas. Hoffman and daughter came
home Wednesday after spending few
days in Wakefield.
Miss Belva Collifower of Graceham
spent Monday with Miss Lottie Fisher.
Miss Emma Fisher spent Monday with
Miss Sylvia Crawford of Graceham.
Miss Ruth Stimmel has returned to
Irwin College to continue studying music.
Mr.. Ira OFT of Littlestown, Pa, made
a business call on Mr.. J. W. Stimme.
Miss Ruth Stimmel attended the wed
ding reception of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Shul of Chambersburg, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Eyler and son Albert spent
Saturday with Mrs. Maggie Martin.
Mr.. Clayton Martin spent some time
with his brother in Westminster.
Miss Elsie Robinson spent Monday with
friends in this place.
Mr.. Elmer Piltinger spent Sunday in
Graceham.
Mr.. Maurice Myers returned to York
after spending some time with his brother.
Mr.. Chas. Humer of New Midway was
visitor in this place on Monday.
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