Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-09-04
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The mill dam of Mr.. VIM. E. Mannakee,
at Burnt Mills, was again washed out on
Friday last.
Mrs. Henderson, of Washington, is spend
ing week with friends at Chesapeake
Beach.
Miss Fora s. Heagy, of this town, is Wis.
itng her brother, Charles A. Heagy, at
Waynesboro, Pa.
Lost or loaned-Life OF Stonewall Jack.
son, by his widow. Please return to Rev.
Thomas ]. Packard, Rockville, Md.
Miss Grace Collier, daughter of Sheriff
Collier, of this county, is spending week
at High View Hotel, Chesapeake Beach, for
her health.
We learn that Walter Dunawin, noted
pugilist of this county, will fight the cham
pon Of st. Mary's county, at Baltimore, ON
the 7th instant.
Mrs. Wallace Welsh and daughter, Mary,
are home again after spending two months
in the West visiting Mrs. Welsh's two sons,
Barnard and Robert.
A valuable COW beloging TO Mr.. joseph
Reading, of this place, was on Thursday
afternoon of last week struck and killed by
an express train at the depot here.
Mr.. Alfred e. Ray, formerly of this coun.
ty, is visiting friends in this section. Mr..
Ray has located ranch in Texas, where
he went about eight years ago. He is in
fine health.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold
its monthly meeting Sunday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 9th, In the Sunday School room of
the Episcopal Church, at $3.50 o'clock. All
welcome.
Mr.. Edward b. Dorsey and Miss Alice B.
Marshall, both of Washington, were mar.
ried in Rockville on Saturday afternoon last
by Rev. 7. j. Packard, rector Of Christ Pro-
testant Episcopal Church.
On Friday night last, during a severe
storm the lightning struck the hay barrack,
and q wagon standing beside 1t, on the farm
of Mr.. John w. Keys, short distance from
this town. Both the building and wagon
were somewhat injured
Mr.. James Peters, one of the employees of
the new slate qusrries being operated near
Hyattstown, was badly injured there last
week by the slipping of the cable. which
was used in drawing refuse out Of the quar-
rles His right leg was broken, and be was
sent to Frederick City Hospital for treat.
ment.
A popular excursion to Frederick, Hagers.
town, Keedysville (Antietam), Winchester
and Hsrper's Ferry, and return, will be given
Sunday, September 18th, by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Only 81 round trip
from Rockville. Special train leaves $3.50
A. M. Call on Ticket Agent B. & o. for full
particulars.
George Turner, young colored resident
of Potomac district, is in jail here awaiting
trial upon the charge of the larceny of
dozen chickens from Mr.. Nathan s. Saun-
ders OF Potomac A preliminary hearing
fault of bail in the sum of $500 the accused
was committed to Jail.
Only 81 to Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg
and return only $3.50 to Luray Including
admission to Caves and return, via Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, on Sunday, Sep
tember 9th. Tickets will be sold for special
train leaving Rockville at $50 A. M. Call
on Ticket Agents, B. & o. r. R., for full
particulars.
Mr.. Harry N Lansdale died at his home,
at Damascus, this county, last Wednesday
afternoon Of typhoid fever, aged 80 years.
He was assistant chemist at the Maryland
Agricultural College His father, DIR. B. F.
Lansdale, of Damascus, is the Democratic
nominee for the House of Delegates in this
county DR.. Smith Lansdale is brother
and Mrs Frank Beall and Miss Bessie Lans.
dale are his sisters.
Aaron Luster, young colored man, who
runs merchandising establishment at Em.
ory Grove, this county, was given hearing
before Justice Reading here Monday morn
ing upon the charge of violating the local
option law Of the county. He was arrested
upon a warrant sworn out by Dennis Clark,
young negro. The testimony at the hear.
Ing was against the accused, and Justice
Reading required him to furnish bail in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance at the No.
vember Court.
Mr. VIM. b. Weller,a prominent farmer
and a gentleman highly respected by large
circle of friends, died last Friday evening at
his home, near Wheaton, this county, aged
~ years. His death was the result of dropsy
and other troubles, from which he had suf.
tered several months. His widow and the
following children survive him; Mrs. An.
gustus Greaves, Mrs. Henry Heine and Mrs.
Burke, of Washington Giles Weller, of
Arazona; Irwin Weller, OF Kansas, and
William and Parker Weller, OF this county.
At the Germantown M. E Church on
Sunday, September 9th, at 1850 p. M, Mrs.
H. E. Monroe, whose entertainments on
Luther, Cromwell, Knox and Wesley are
known throughout all the eastern part Of
the United States, will give her famous il.
Illustrated lecture on "Ohrist 10 Art" Mrs.
Monroe, who has for a number OF years been
Representative in foreign lands for the edo
cational department of our government, is
also very we'll known 10 literary circles. No
admission will be charged, but subscription
for the church will be asked for after the
lecture.
Moriss Bell and Baker Bowie, young
negroes, who reside in the upper section Of
the county, were lodged in jail here Satnr-
day evening upon the charge of violating
the local option law. They were arrested
alta colored picnic by Deputies Bradley,
Welt and White. It is charged that the
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