Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-07
COUNTY NEWS.
LOGalWiSe and Otherwise.


Robert Ford. of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives and friends in
Leonardtown.
J. Ford Yates and wife, of Balti.
more, are visiting Mrs. J. Dallas
Evans, 1st district.
Mrs. Edith Drury, Of Leonard
town. is visiting Mrs. w. Francis
Dent, of Baltimore.
Rev. A. O'Donlin, S. J. of George.
towr, spent few days at the Jes-
uit Residence, Lecnardtown.
Harry Sanderson, OF Leonardtown,
is confined TO his bed by sickness.
We wish him speedy recovery.
Miss Jennie Abel, OF Washington,
who has been visiting friends in st.
Mary's returned home Saturday last.
The st. Mary's White Public
Schools will reopen for the scholas-
tic year on Monday, the 18th, in
slant.
The Sisters Academy at Leonard
town re -ope ned for the Fall term last
Tuesday. There was good attend
ance.
Roger B. T. Combsis visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs, Robert c..
Combs at "Eldon", near Leonard
town.
Mr.. William G. Queen, of Charles
county, has been spending the past
week with Franklin A. Camalier, of
this Town.
Rev. Peter J. O'Carroll, S. j., ar
rired here Sun day last and entered
upon his services on the Leonard
town Mission.
Miss Lillian Raley and sister, and
Mrs. Peter Morris, of Washington,
are visiting Mrs. G.. Nj. Haydn, of
Leonardtown.
John c. Doyle and Horace Herbert,
paintersand paper hangers are paint
ing the White Public School build
ing. Leonardtown.
Miss Louise Prize, who has been
visiting Miss Alice Edwards, near
Charlotte Hall, has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Abel and
son, of Washington, are visiting the
family OF T. Lee Mattingly at Blu
ena VISTA" near Leonardtown. =
G. NJ. Cawood, has removed to
Gassaway, w. Va, where he is with
the Coal Il Coke Railway Co. We
wish him success in his new home.
Last week, jackson II. Abel ship
ped ia pounds calf TO John Ii.
Abel, the Washington Commission
merchant, and received for it $l174
net.
Do you owe a printers bill -? If
so. remember that the poor fellow
needs the money, for even if he dies
of starvation the devil is always to
pay"
Charles G.. Jarboe, of the Patent
Office, Washington, d. c., is visit
ing his mother, near Leonardtown.
His many friends here are delighted
to see him.
When Gregory Nuthall, of Brit
tons Bay, pulled his boat out to
overhaul it he found to his surprise
that a quantity of small oysters had
grown on it during the summer.
The season for longing foroystars
began on the Potomac river Septem-
Der LIST, instant. Up to Wednes-
day morning q licenses had been
issued by the Clerk to the Circuit
Court.
The September Term of Court will
begin next Monday week. From
present indications there will be a
lengthy criminal docket, there hav-
ing been two commitments to Jail on
Tuesday.
Miss Cora B. Key, daughter OF
Judge Joseph Ell. Key. of Leonard
town, who has been quite sick at
the Misses Stone, Woodville, Z. G..
county, is, we are pleased to hear,
convalescent.
B. F. Yates, of Baltimore, Mrs.
Ed. G. Cryer, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Fl. r. Graham, of Kent
county, accompanied by her daugh-
ter Ruby, are visiting T. L. Yates,
Leonardtown.
w. d. Henry, Esq, is packing up
his books and furniture preparatory
to removing, after September Term
of Court, his law Office from Leonard,
town to Sig Columbian Building
416 9th Street, N. W., Washington,
d. G.
The Maryland Republican has
changed from folio to q quarto and
is now issued as an eight page pa
per. Wecongratulate brother Wath-
en- upon this evidence of the pros
perity of his journal. May it al