Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-28
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
A Two Days Shooting Tournament p ro-
jected-The Hot Weather-Notes.

jected-The Hot weather-Notes.
Correspond nee of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, July "a, 1892
In the orphans court yesterday the following
bu~iness was transacted The last will and tesla
nent of Catherine Soper. deceased, was filed
for probate. The will of Frederick A. Tschiff-
ely. deceased, Was filed and admitted to pro-
bate. Jane; NJ Holland. Administrator of Eliza
beth J. Holland, deceased, tikd inventories OF
resi- ami personal estate and lists of debts
Willie ". Dronenberg. executor Of Solomon F.
Harris. deceased. filed inventories Of real and
personal property of deceased. Philip Stone,
notwithstanding of J. l.. Pullman decea sed. passed
his first and final account The court will COM
menee the next regular term on August o.
The Rockville Rod and Gun Club will hold a
two DAYS shooting tournament on their grounds
ut tbi. place ON the 18th and 10Th davs of Au-
gust. In addition t. the county clubs mem
bcrs Of other organizations from Washington.
Baltimore. Winchester and other places will par
ucIpate in the sport
At recent game of base ball at Clopper's
station between the club Of that place and the
Jamestown nine the latter club won by a score
Of p to ~
new lodge of the order Of Good Templars
Will be organized at Derwood. this county on
next THURSDAY night August 4. Delegates will
be present from the several lodges of the county
AmOag the many summer visitors in the vi
clpity OF Cedar Grove are the following: MrA
Cuttings and sister of Leesburg. Va. ut Mr.
John Il. Sellnlsrs Misses Clark of Washing
ton. az NJ. Levin JOhnson's; Misses Thomas Of
Washington. Mrs. J. l. Young and Ai.s Jennie
Young Of Poolesville, at Mr.. II. c. Hershey's
John HEekett. eotored. WAS today sent to the
house Of correction BY Justice Weir Of Brooke
vile for the larceny OF goods the property Of
Mr.. Henry Y. Howard Of that town
Notwithstanding the extreme heat Of the past
feN i..,-z nO flfal re-ult has i,,th IA
LOCALITY. The nearest approach TO it was the
case O. Yrs Henry Mobley. who was Yesterday
Frustrated by the suns rays while passing along
The street at this place. Medical treatment Of
some hours finally brought her around all right
Ms Oeorgv Greer OF baltimore Il at prese Mt
visiting the family of DIR. II. c. waraeld Of this
place.
Miss Annie FiIlius Of Rhode Island Nv enue.
Wa hinston. AMI Miss Libbie Anderson Of Mt
llsasaai are the guests of Mrs. &. J. Corrick,
this town
Mr. Thos. v. Wire and Mis-. Blanche A. WASH
inStOn of Loudoun county. Va were married
at the Rlptist parsonage. this place, today by
Rev. l.. L. Milbou=ne.
Mr.. Milton Jackson Of Washington and Miss
Mary Webster OF baltimore were married ~
Rev. L. NJ. Strickler at Dieke-son station oa
tne 18th instant
Gr George r. Garner and Mics Haasah b.
Breem Of Washington sere married here Nom
day by Rev. Wm- Chinn Of the Presny;sriAn
Church.
Tho'ias Miles of Cisrksburg district q few
days ago kili1si a blAck snake which measured
seven Feet seven inches il length The snake
showed fight and was only killed after sharp
battie.
The Socicty or the Kings Daughters OF .ais
Pace AL give lawn party on the grounds of
Ny. tharies ". Irettyman on the evening ~
Friday. 5ih Of August. The extensive lawn vii,
b. brilliantly illuminated and flne Refreshments
viii be provided for the guests The object Of
the party Is To secure fund.- for the aliovia.:on
of the wants Of the poor and unfortunate DUR
ing the coming winter and the ladies hope that
generous response viii be given 10 their
appeal
The intense heat Of the past few days was
somewhat relieved tonight BY heavy thunder
storm. accompanied by torrents Of rain, which
Vas quite boon 10 the parboiicd ropalation.
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