Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-14
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Dolly Madison shoes are all made
Hand Sewn process. Hence, they
are smooth and easy to the wearer.
IL is reported that the recent all
day festival given by the ladies of
st. Andrews p. K. Church netted
&98.
Mrs. Leo Marsh and son, of Wash
ington, are visiting Mrs. Marsh's
aunt, Mrs. Mary ]. Moore. Leonard
town.
The White Public Schools of the
county will reopen for the scholas-
tic year 1906, on Monday next, the
18th, instant.
Misses Alta and Nell Plowden, of
the 7sh district, accompanied by
Mrs. Jos. Fl. Ching. paid our Office
visit Tuesday.
Aloysius +. King, of Leonardtown,
left Sunday last for Mt. St. Mary 5
College, where he is a member of
the Class OF 1906.
A heavy gold rosary crucifix on
street between st. Aloysius' church
and Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown.
Reward if returned TO the Bank.
Miss Grace Dorsey has resigned
her school at st. Leonard s, Calvert
county, tOaccept position as teacher
in st. Mary's county.-Calvert Jour
nal.
John Thomas Bailey, formerly of
this county, but now located at
Memphis, Tenn, is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of typhoid
pneumonia.
Remember that there is now but
one train day from Mechanicsville
to Brandy wine. The Fall and Win
ter schedule went into effect Sep
TENDER /, instant.
Reports from different sections of
the county indicate a medium yield
of corn and short tobacco crop.
Good tobacco crops are the exception
rather than the rule.
Note the new schedule OF the Po-
tOmac River Route OF the Maryland,
Delaware Il Virginia Railway Com
pany. The Fall schedule is now in
effect. See advertisement.
The engagement is all Lounced of
Miss.Sybi. Harter Coleman, of Troy,
Ohio, and Mr.. JEFF Combs, of Leon
ardtOwn, Md. The marriage will
take place in December.
Last Friday. MOllie Hill, colored,
was lodged in Jail by Sheriff Free
man, on warrant of Justice Watts,
charged with an attempt to burn the
dwelling house of John Il. Raley.
Register Of Wills j. p. Greenwell
and daughters, Misses Evangeline
and ESLeile Green well, anu Miss
Madge Fenwick, of Leonardtown,
are spending few days at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Rosa Combs is visiting
friends and relatives in Leonard
town. Mrs. Combs is deservedly
popular here aud everyone in the
Town is delighted W see her at home
again.
J. Frank Combs, of Medley s Neck,
has bought from p. J. Stubener, OIL
Bladensburg, o noted trOtter, don
Coz!ne," 27O5S, record 210. Don
Cozine is a full brother to Lottie Lo.
raine, EOS.
Last Sundays Sun contained ex
cellent pictures of J. Edwin Coad,
of "Cherryfields" and of Tudor
Hal" house, LeOnardtowu. mir
Coad's photo was accompanied by a
brief sketch of his life.
Nowadays there is considerable talk
about Rockfeller's tainted STANDARD
Oil money. II any of it has come
your way, just remember that util
izing it to pay Q subscription or ad
vertising bill will take the faint
right of.
The Times Crescent says that the
Southern Maryland Telephone ha:
extended its line to Brandywine anC
communication is now open with
that thriving burg. Brother Nit
chell wants the telephone to hurry
on to La Plata.
We invite especial attention Of al
st. Mary's county taxpayers to the
statement of county expenses pub
lished on our fourth page. 1t is ;
full and carefully prepared state
ment and shows that our county Fl
nances have been well managed.
Harry Sanderson, died Sunday
last, about IL o'clock. NJ, at hi:
residence. Leonardtown. after ;
brief illness. Mr.. Sanderson moveC
here from Anacostia, d. c., abou
seven years ago and during tina
time made many warm friends among
our people, who sincerely regret hi!
death. He is survived by a wifi
and danuhfar Who hava tho hoart