The Washington bee., 1896-07-04
ARLINGTONVILLE.

Mr.. Harry Gray, son of Mr.. Thorn
ton and Selma Norris Gray, who was
welded to Miss Martha Hoard about
II wears ago, is 25 years employee
under the National Government and
is well known in the county, state and
general government. He is one OF the
best-to-do citizens of Arlingtonville.
His son Thornton and daughter Julia
being in the High School and the
Others in the 5th and 9th grades, they
are not only taxpayers on 2o,oo
worth of property, but they are made
to stand among the literary people OF
the race. Mrs. Martha Gray, whose
illness and recovery were recently
mentioned in The BEE, belongs to our
best society of Washington and Alex
andria as we'll as the county.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hardy of Washington,
D. c. made a brief visit to MIR. and Mrs
NJ. G.. Payne, with whom she Will soon
spend the month of July.
Mrs. Charity Jackson has purchased
handsome site on the corner OF Co.
lumbia Pike and Jackson avenue,
where she will soon open ladies dry
good and fancy store.
She has samples of her plan and
work already out.
Judge I. H. Lane enjoyed his trip to
Glymont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Dangerfeld,
acCompanied by Miss l.. Smith OF
, Alexandria, spent their sabbath with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington.
Mr.. lanes F. Ball, son of Mrs Mar,
tha A. Ball, will possibly spend the 4tf
with his mother, from the city o.
Philadelphia.
Miss Ocquilla Johnson, daughter o.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, is quite
sick at the home Of her parents III
Holmesville. -
She made a visit to Suffolk, Va.
and returned home i'll.
Revenue Commissioner Holmes Is
also suffering from three weeks Ill
ness.
JUDGE LANES COURT.
We found among the records o
Iudge Lanes court the following hnes
chaTges. and dismisSals, Geo. w. Bul
lock was fined $500 and $500 cost To-
an assult upon George Overton.
George Overton was again fined 5
and q 60 for disOrderly conduct.
Mrs. Mamie Nelson swore out.
warrant against her husband, Charle
Nelson. for an assault, but having com
promised, his cost was $40.
Two warrants were sworn out agalns
Tohn Allen by George Gardner, one
charge of stealing a suit OF clothes
valued at $50 and the other tor mouse
breaking, but for the want OF stronge
| evidence the cases were dismissed
Commonwealth against John Stew
art for crap-shooting who was sent t'
iail IN default of $3.50 hned, Tor i
DAYS Arrested by officer Homes.
Commonwealth against John Greer
| for the same charge, was sent 10 JAN IL
default of payment OF s. IS a.
Officer William H. LomaX maze me
arrest.
William Holmes for disorderly con
6uCt fined s. so, cost 81 90; IN delaul
| of payment, was sent TO jail.
The Commonwealth against Maggie
and Alice Turner for assault. Arres'
was was made by officer 7. I. Burke. Also
against Dora Allen, but Tor d want o'
aS2idence these cases were dlSmlSSeu.
UNITED STATES.
limited States Commissioner, j.
Wormley, held his court on the a4th'
hen the following cases were tired;
William Jackson and George Angus
,,,s we're tried for assaults on the Gov
eminent eIp reservation, cases dImissed'
lanes Henry of Queen City, an old
solder, is held under bond OF 800 500
for for the July term Of the court Tor tres
nassing rGl by himself and team.
Minor Dodson, James Petett and
William Slack are neld ior trespaSS'
hunting, etc.
Read The BEE.
Do YOU read The BEE!
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