Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-12
sUMMERING AT BOYD's.
Hotel and Cottage Guests Enjoying
the Change.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BoYDS. Nd, July IL. 1905
All the large Touring mills. or
eight in number, in this section OF the
county. are suffering greatly for wheat to
grind Many have already shut down, and
| If weather of such rainy character keeps
up 1t has the past three weeks no
wheat can be thrashed for the mills. All
the old wheat has been ground. and the
situation for the miilers is serious
one, flour panic Is threatened and
many now are compelled to buy flour I'm
Baltimore and Washington to I'LL out their
contracts. Not a grain of new wheat has
been thrashed here yet, and from its wet
condition not likely to be done this week.
| This state of affairs has never happened
before in the county.
A grand progressive euchre party was
given Saturday night at High View Hotel.
a large summer hotel here. where a great
number of Baltimore and Washington
guests congregated to have a good time.
Ten games in all were played, and Miss
May Lysight, who took gentleman's part
| in one of the contests for prizes. won first
prize. a beautiful fountain pen. and Mrs
II. Howell won the first ladies' prize, a sill
yer tray.
Mrs Nellie Kendall of Germantown aged
thirty-five years, died after a few days
| illness there of complication of stomach
troubles She was the wife of Caleb Ken
dali. She is survived by her husband and
five children and by two brothers. Henry
sister. Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis of Davis.
w. Va. She was daughter of the late
James Carter.
Miss Jennie Dawson has returned to
Washington after visiting relatives at Daw
sonville.
Much anxiety is felt by the farmers for
their hay crops. Hay. which Is the best
ever grown In this county. Is now cut
down by the hundreds of tons in this Sec
ton of county and is badly water soaked
from rain and unless some clear weather
| sho@ up soon many tons will rotten.
Wheat Is showing signs of sprouting In
the fields. 1t has rained here every Gay
nearly for three weeks, and, again this
evening a very hard rain and wind storm
with some hail passed q few miles north OF
here with much force. again soaking 1t.
There are a number of daily arrivals
from Washington to Boyd's for the sum
mer. Those at High View House from
Washington are Mr.. Frank ]. WEIGH. Mrs
Shaefrer. Mrs. Jonas. Miss Josephine Jonas.
Miss Sallie Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. q. H
Wilson and son. Mrs NJ. Berbrick. Gladys
Noses Hilda Berbrick, Mrs. Joseph Ber-
brick and children. Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Pat
terson and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Fran
els and Amelia Howell, Mrs. M. E. Simp-
son. Mrs. J. Morrison and son, Mrs. Moses
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Marvin
and daughter. Charles Marvin. Mrs. May
B. Lysight. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moul-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentfss and children
and Misses Florence and Edith Miller.
At Shady Brook farm, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8.
Buckler. Mrs. H. w. Gardes. Mr.. Wiltz
Gardes. Arthur Gardes. George Gardes. C.
s. Lusk. Mrs. c. 8. Lusk Rufus Lusk. Mrs.
Baker and Miss Baker. Mrs. A. Phillips.
Sidney Phillips. Louis Rosafy. Mrs Rosafy.
Lillian Rosafy, w. E. Seaver. Mr.. p. u.
Sommers, Mrs. Sommers. w. A. Sommers.
Mrs. Wilkins. Mr.. Ben. and Mrs wilkins.
Thomas Wilkins Miss Jamie Wood and
Margot Wilkins
At Lawn cottage. Mrs. J. Pulizzi Mr.. T.
0. Pulixxf Miss Lena Puiizxf, DIR. and Mrz.
]. R. Walton and daughter. Miss Blanche
Pulizzi. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Evans. Edwin
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Graham and family
and Mrs. L. Babendrier and family.
Mrs. Hyde and Miss Mary Hyde Of WASH
ington are spending the summer at Barnes
vile with Prof. and Mrs. Thos. Story.
Lieut. Maurice Cecil and wife are visiting
GAINESVILLE. Lieut.. Cecil belongs to the
United States navy.
Mrs. T. Donavau and family Of WASH
ington are visiting ct GAINESVILLE.
Rev. Gilbert II. Mcdonald. pastor OF st.
Mary's Church at Harnesvtlie. has returned
from New York. go = Z
Dr. James Mcdonald of Washington L.
visiting friends at Barnesyiiie.
Miss Gertrude Sagie of Baltimore 10 vis-
iting Mrs. w. w. White here