Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.
Localwise and Otherwise.

Miss Mamie harvey is VlSltlng
Miss Lucille Camalier, Leonardtown.
George Combs, OF Dayton, Ohio,
is visiting his relatives in this coun-
ty.
Robert Harrison, of Baltimore, is
visiting his sister and brother, this
county.
William A. Fenwick, OF Washing
ton, is visiting his relatives in Leon
ardtown.
Mrs. Mary e. Hayden, of Balti-
more, has been visiting Mrs, Polly
Floyd, Patuxent.
Last week, two prisoners escaped
from Towson Jail, Baltimore county,
in broad daylight.
Miss Mary Wade, of Baltimore, is
visiting the family OF Joseph T.
Cough at Solitude. l."
Fenwick Plowden, of Oregon, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Josephine
Plowden, Milestown district.
The illustrated lecture at Jarboe S
pavilion, California, has been post
poned until August 18th, instant,
Mrs. Philomena Abel returned
from Washington Wednesday and is
visiting her daughters, this town.
Sunday last Harry B. Fenwick,
of Leonardtown, left for a trip.
We wish him pleasant vacation.
Robert H. Cole and wife, of Wash
ington, are visiting the family OF
Judge Joseph II. Key, Leonardtown.
Higgins, the lower farm 81 the
late ]. Frank Ford, has been sold to
Gustave Holtz, of Kent Island, for
81, 800,
Charles Foxwell and daughter,
Miss Lizzie Foxwell, of Baltimore,
are visiting their relatives, Leon
ardtown.
Monday last, Associate Judge
Crane drew the jury for the coming
September Term OF Court. See list
elsewhere.
There will be a game OF ball at
Mechanicsyille next Monday, Au-
gust 18th, between the home team
and the Leonardtown nine.
Miss Minnie Carberry and daugh-
ter, Maize, Of Washington, have
been visiting the family OF Clarence
Herb ert, Milestown district
Mrs. jeff. b. Jarboe and Mrs No
ma Bean paid the BEACON a pleas
ant visit Tuesday last. They were
accompanied by Willie 7, Wilkin-
son.
Saturday last, while watching u
a game OF baseball, NJ l.. Millison,
OF Keonardtorsn, was knocked over
by runaway horse and painfully
hurt.
Mrs. Samuel D. Hopkins and lit
tie daughter, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
Blanche Chunn, of Washington, are
visiting Mrs. 4. Lee Mattingly, Of
Buena Vista.
Miss Mary A. French and broth.
err, Harry Il. French, have returned
TO their Baltimore home accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Bessie Red
man, of Valley Lee.
Mr.. John w. Buchta and wife, Of
Chestnut Wood cottage, Roland Park,
are spending month at Mrs. Hen
rietta Hammett s, near Park Hall,
st. Mary's county, Md Heraid. IL
DR.. Thomas Lynch and family have
removed from their old residence on
Fenwick street to the new dwelling
on Washington street, adjoining the
home of Thomas Boyd and family.
The September Term of Court is
fast approaching and the Jail is fill
ing up. Tuesday morning Tailor
Welt had eight prisoners in his
charge, but not all Of them awaiting
trial.
Capt. Luther +. Miles reports
that some colored families of the 9Th,
district are afflicted with the diph-
liberia. We print an article on the
disease from the State Board OF
Health and commend it to the atten-
ton OF all our citizens. {.
James T. Abel, of Howard S, re
ports that the destructive wind and
hailstorm of the 18th, instant, form
ed in st. Clements Bay and first
struck the land at Rocky Point. "
From hub, as it were, it blew
fiercely in opposite directions.
Miss Sheney, of Baltimore, will