Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
LocalEise and Otherwise.

ardtown.
Some planters are trying to save
their Tobacco crops in the barns BY
firing with coke.
Misses Madeline Camalier and
May MattingIy, Of Leonardtown are
visiting In Baltimore.
Richard Moore. Of Washington. is
visiting bis mother, Mrs. Mary Jane
Moore. Leonrdsown.
Miss Katharine Crane Of the
4 Beach" is visiting Miss Eloise
Moore, Leonardtown-
Monday September 3st. is legal
holiday and the First National Bank
of 81. Marys will be closed for that
day.
g. Manning Comb b., Of Santiago
sog u VI. Nno has been visiting his
parents at Eldon has returned 70
Cuba.
Miss Bessie Freeman land Miss
Mary Ellen Thomas. Of Charles, are
visiting Miss Agnes Plowden at
Milestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Francis Dent
and daughter, Of Gumberry, N. c.,
are visiting the family OF Capt w.
H. B. Wise, Leonardtown.
Owing 10 the heavy rains, travel
ing over our county roads is quite
heavy and roads throughout the
county are in very poor condition.
DR.. J. H. Mcconnell and wife, Of
washington, and Miss M. e. Fallen.
Of Baltimore, are visiting the family
Of Judge w. S. Coppage, Valley Dis
trict
Commander Howardof Maryland
Oyster Navy, was in Leonardtown,
Monday last. He came on the Gov.
Thomas and was accompanied BY
his wife.
DR.. H. Ross Coppage, Of Balti
more, is visiting his parents, Judge
and Mrs. William S. Coppage, at
st. Georges Point" Valley Lee
District.
Because Of the continued rains
and murky weather, tobacco in thu
fields is going 70 ground-leaves and
in the barns is rottening. Thee crop
will be- very materially damaged.
Miss Nancy Combs, Of Baltimore.
Miss lreDs Kramer, Of Dayton, Ohio.
and Miss Edna Graves. OF Dayton,
Ohio, who have been spending some
time in Leonardtown. havsreturned
10 their respective homes.
Mrs =. g. Key Hunter, who died
ct her home in baltimore last week,
aged 50 years. was the daughter Of
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Scott, OF Montgomery
county, iavorite sister Of she late
ii. g. =. Key, formerly Of this town.
Recently Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nc
Cay, Of Baltimore, entertained al
their summer home, Tipitywitchety
Island, ST Mary river, Judge ]. q.
Musick, member OF the Philadel-
phia Court Of Common Pleas, No. 2.
The best time made by the local
horses at lnv Rockville track Was
2.34. Our local horses wentour cir
cult In 2.4O, whieh goes soshow that
when our horses have gained lit
tie more experience they will DO
among the top-notchers Of the light
harness racers OF the State.
The death Of Peter H. Guy, noted
in our obituary column, removes
from our midst q truly Christian
man and model citizen. Mr.. Guy
was about8O years old. de issurvi-
we'd by six children; forty grand
children, and thirteen great-grand-
children. May be rest 10 peace.
States Attorney b. II. Camalier
and DR.. Chas. ". Hayden, OF Leon
ardtown left Tuesday 70 be presentat
the reception 10 Hon. VIM. jennings
Bryan at Madison square Garden
N. Y. The reception takes place
today. They are the guests Of the
Maryland Delegation and will re-
turn Sunday next
From the Cincinnati Enquirer we
learn that al an entertainment at
Glen Springs, KY, Miss Galatti, Of
Covington, took leading part.
Miss Gallatti is daughter Of Mr..
I'D. Gallatti, formerly Of Leonard
town. The Enquirer says that she
is o genius 10 music and handles the
banjo with great skill.
a. n Trappe, Secretary Of she
State Bureauof immigration, accom-
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