Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30
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he held at the Opera House, this place, Monday
night, November 1. Among the distinguished speak
announced for the occasion are VIM. NJ Marine
and John V. l.. Findlay of Baltimore B. II. War
of KensingtOn, George A. Bane OF Cumberland
and Ashley VI. Gould of this county. As this Is the
only important meeting to he held during the CAM
Iiign by the republicans large crowd is expected
to be present.
At the meeting of the county commissioners Tues
day the contract for supplying large amount of
oak and pine wood for the use of the court house
and Jail was awarded to F. A. Jones and w. A.
Bogley. The following bills for public work were
passed and ordered to be paid: Joseph j. Dlttrich,
digging cellar, $40; Louis I; King. road $50;
road. So; c. NJ. Ward, Hking., $500 Ulysses
griffith, road. $685.; Marshall ., Brown road
The cases docketed for November term of the
circuit court for this county numDer as follows;
80; judicisls Al; appearances "a The term will
commence Monday, November :, ana from present
appearances is very likely to be lengthy ana IN tho im
Anti Saloon League hes lied Out 10 Its full eA-
be in session Tor much longer period Than usual.
Charges have already been hlet before me officers
of the law against for alleged Violation OF
the local option law, and several have given ST.
curity for their appearance at court.
The clerk of the circuit court has issued marrase
licenses to the following parties: Andrew F; Bur,
CESS and Katie NJ. Wheeleri Charles T. Cook and
J.sephins Hanniman 5esepa E Despsr sand and
A. mayis, Esnest'I i Fearon and Sarah @. Griffith
James H., Cisse and Frames T. Clark, John NJ;
and Ella ]. Young Charles +. Rdgley and Daisy
+. Wachter.
The third quarterly meeting for. Rockville circuit
of the NJ. +. Church South will be held at Potomac
Saturday and Sunday, 9TH and 18th Of November In
addition tine regular pastors, the presiding elder
Mr.. Atwood Blunt, ST., retired farmer, form.
erly of Goshen, this county, died Monday ,, at
years widow and seven children survive We MA ar
I inSpn ha.r hnIS
the village Of Derwocd, this county. Price not
The following transfers of real estate have been
court Basil i. Warfeld to VIM; II. warheId, two
Fields, late collector to Aauania B. Russ tract
Of land Potomac s2e2 Ecne1 w. Albert to
road $500 Charles E. Wood 10 Mary +. Pow
oIl two lots at woodmont ss25 Lydia r Gray
valley: SIS. Mary H. Delander to VIM. T. Luck
EFT. acres of land near Boyd's; sl25. Henre1. n
sss5. a' H. NJ. Taibott. assignee il. Is. Talbot.
lot in Barnesville $3.50 T. \ Msner ito, to Mar
G; Davis to Noble e. Barnes, lot in North Kensing
ton; $3.50 Ii. Maurice Talbot trustee, to to, An Az
Laurel Laurel Building Association to Ida NJ. J. SUNNY,
lot, in Takoma Park; sl,5oo. Donald B. Macleod,
Information has been received here of the death
k iSsaaat Mus Mr. Let9on was in his eighty
lived here during the greater part Of is life
Hog cholera prevails to an alarming extent In
B ihe las lost twenty five hogs, MIR. Jas; Com
pier about the same n9mner Mr.; w. ~ a rra~ M
g gohn Jones "t ten 70 fifteen.
Poultry thieves have been very busy recently In
the vicinity Of mer ta ass s'a anfnr nht
Other persons in the same vicinity nave Tau s'iiaf
Nj Harry Dickerson of Kansas City, and former
y of this county is visiting relatives at Dckerson
Miss Bette Hays of Missouri. Miss Bardsley of
Baltimore Mrs Dade and Mrs. Griffith were re-
cent guests Of the family of Mr. and Mrs John
Mr.. Joseph E Desper and Miss Maggie f. Else,
both of Augusta county vrgnia were married I Ut
George W. Mullisan and Mrs Ella j. Young, both
In the orphans court Tuesday the following bust
ness was transacted: Spencer {. Jones, guardian to
count Wilfred $. Mcleod. administrator of Will
fred NJ. Mcleod deceased: passed his first and final
account. Andrew J. Harding. administrator of John
Leizear deceased passed his first and final account.
On account of the general election es Tuesday the
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings Daugl-
tiers will meet at the residence of MIR. Spencer l.
Jones Tuesday next at 3 O'Clock pm. This organi-
Zation which has done much for several years
relieve the poor ard suffering in this community,
Is preparing for the winter work.
Friday evening bazaar and supper was given in
the town hall at this place by the ladies' of Rock
benefit Of the Cemetery Association. Tables for the
sale of refreshments and fancy articles
ranged throughout the hall, and handsomely decor
ated These were presided over by the ladies of the
association and Others and Hid thriving business.
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. this town.
was crowded Thursday fEnins at 10 o'clock to
witness the marriage Of George d. Conner of Pine
Ridge s. D.. and Miss Mary Dawson Of this place.
The church WIS beautifullS decorated for the Oc
casion with chrysantAemums PrQS Melton rem
dered the wedding marchs as the bridal party
passed up the aisles and during the ceremony.
The bride entered with lie groom. preceded by
the ushers Messrs. Harry Dawson. Ralph Jones.
Leonard Nicholson of Rockville, and George Daw,
of Washington. aiai Master Lawrence Dawson
Of South Dakota nephew Of the bride, who acted
page. The bride WIS attired in II brown cloth
gown. handsomely trinmed in velvet and braid,
with hat and gloves 70 match; the groom in the
rector of the church, performed the ceremony.
The bridal party left Con ske 10:42 train for New
York and from thence .tSi their future home m
South Dakota where the groom is successful
irne hman The bride IS of the most popnlar
ladies' Of this community. md her many friends,
willie regrettng her departure, wish her a happy
life in her far western home. The many AMI
valuable presents received show the esteem In
which the Is held in her rative town.
Mrs. Robert Campbell Of Baltimore. Mrs wm
Dunlop of Washington. Mrs Hugh Nelson Of New
York Mrs A. s. Johns and Miss Rosalie Johns of
Washington are, in town this week attending he
several weddings.
Annie the two-year-Ol daughter Of Charles and
Megge Mewsham. died Tuesday night Of gastric
troubles The funersl services took place mt ST
Mary's Catholic Church Thursday afternoon Mt 3
O'Clock Rev. C. o Rnsersteel oficlating