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Times-promoter., 1907-10-25
CONTEST CASE STILL PENDING
Decision Of Supreme Court Expected at
Early Date.

| I
Oral arguments were heard in the
Barbee-Lauderdale contest in the su-
preme court Wednesday. It is thought
that an opinion will be handed down
by the court before Monday, which
it regular opinion day.
Meanwhile petition of fifty names
has been presented to the election
commissioners to have Barbee's name
put upon the ticket for the general
election Nov. 5. This petition was
presented before decision of the
supreme court passed upon the case
because it was necessary that it be
filed fifteen days before the general
election.
Barbee supporters claim that in the
event his name goes on the ticket he
will not be an independent or a
"bolter," but that he was the choice
of majority of the democrats in the
last primary, hence is entitled to the
nomination.
Following is copy of the petition,
partially circulated and signed by
more than $50 voters:
Whereas, it appears from affidavits
made by two of the managers of the
Love Station box in the primary cleo
ton held in DeSoto county, Miss, on
August %, 1907, that you as candi-
date for the office of Sheriff received
at said box twenty votes and your OPP
ponent received fifty votes; and
Whereas, it appears that the tally
sheet from said box when canvassed
by the county executive committee
showed on it's face that you received
only thirteen votes and your oppon-
ent received fifty-seven votes; and
Whereas, this discrepancy between
the count at said box by the mana
gers of said election and the returns
as canvassed by said committee gave
your opponent the nomination by five
votes in the county; and
Whereas, it appears that the will of
the majority of the qualified electors
voting in said county for said office
was thwarted by unknown parties
changing the true returns from said
box; and
Whereas. the pending legal effort
to have the alleged fraud Investigated
on it's merits and ajudicated may not
give relief because of lack Of time
and legal technicalities; and
Whereas, we think it right and just
to give the qualified electors in said
county an opportunity to express
their choice for the Office of sheriff in
the general election to be held on the
9th day of November next:
Therefore, we, the undersigned
legal voters Of said county, without
having the slightest suspicion that
said Executive Committee, or any
member thereof, had any part in said
fraud. respectfully ask that you cause
your name to go on the official ballot
for the Office of Sheriff of said county
in said forthcoming election to be
held in November, irrespective of
party nominations and political par
ties.
Times-promoter., 1907-10-25
POPLAR CORNER pIcK.UpS.

J. y. Jagoe and family were gu ests
at the Corner last Sunday.
The patrons OF the Brewer school
are moving the school house abont a
half mile east and win put it on John
Howington's land, 50 ] am informed.
Boys, Old Hughay has dug his sweet
potatoes. All he lacks now is good
'possum dog. 'Possoms are ripe and
ready for the table. Bring your good
dog and we viii have good time
eating potatoes and 'possum.
! must say ! saw a sight last Satur-
Times-promoter., 1907-10-25
Fined for CARVING Pistol.

J. w. Ferguson was fined $25 in the
mayors court last Monday morning
for carrying concealed weapons. The
offense was committed on Wednes-
day of last week.
Times-promoter., 1907-10-25

The Cotton Classifying Department
of Memphis Business College has
placed more than one hundred gradu-
ates in fine positions since July sth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

Department of the Interior, Land u
flee at santa re, N. M, May 2S'
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Adolfo
Mlrabal, of Chill, n. NJ, has filed no,
tfce Of his intention to make ma
five year proof i'm support of ms
claim, viz: Homestead entry NO. 500
made November 26, 1901, Tor me
NWil, section 81, township 3 n fahge
& f. and rat said proof will be made
hefore Fl. ". S. Otoro, United States
court Commissioner, at Albuquerque,
n. NJ, on July ;, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and culti> alton Of the land. viz;
Juan Salazar, Jose Maldonado, Reyes
Mora. Eliseo Mirabal, all of Chilli
y. NJ.
MANUEL Il. OTERO, Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

The plain speaking Albuquerque
journal continues to furnish us reas-
ons for INSTRUMENTATION in escap-
ing Joint statehood as follows;
"a comet discovered in thc last few
days has no tail, ana it has boon sug-
gested that as the wanderer passed
over New Mexico the tail was stolen
by The gang, But that is not plausible.
such a charge might be made to hold
against some gangs, but everybody
acquainted with Il gank know n
the heavenly visitor had allowed him
self to get into their hands he never
would have escaped with the mere loss
Of his tail.
What would have been left of Arl-
IONA 2-phocnix Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

At this season OF the year the first
unnatural looseness of a child's bow
should have immediate attention.
The best thing that can be given is
Chamberlatn's collie, Cholera and
Diorrhoea Remedy followed by castor
oil as directed with each bottle of the
remedy. For sale BY an druggists. ***
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
\ word From Gloomy Gus.

Perhaps the reason Carrie Nation
SHE win never e to he'll Is be-
cause his satanic majesty has notified
nor that me- won't stand for competi-
tion.-Ias Vegas optic,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

The superintendent Of the New
Mexico territorial prison is being in-
v|osligated on the charges OF cruelty 70
the convicts. His predecessor was
suspected of cruelty 10 the taxpayers
outside the prison walls n outslde
the ring. - Phoenix Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
w. v. FUTRELLE FURNITURE COMPANY.

time seen four cases Of moderate in
ebriation. but in no Instance was tine
victim unable to walk. A western
town of 1000 people without a how
erv." without even q single character
or the sort inhabitinG "redlight' re-
gious. is little short of marvellous; yet
such is the condition here. Never
have we lived ian a town where NOR
ais were as sure. and whore tho stand
of individual living was as hlgh'
-Arfpeia Advocate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER Is
SO. REMEMBER THERE Is Al
WAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK
READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDER.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL. Il. G..
PRATT & 90.
DON'T MISS YOUR LAST OPPORTUN-
ITY. AUCTION CLOSES this WEEK.
HICKON-MAYNARD 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

DON'T FORGET THAT WE CAR
Try THE FINEST LINE OF GIRO
CERES IN THIS SECTION OF THE
COUNTRY. =. g. PRATT * co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

WE HAVE lots or MIC THINGS TO
CLOSE OUT BEFORE SATURDAY EVEN
ING. HICKoN-MAYNARD 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29

TIs en- old saying that the one who
appears to- pa inc maddes. Is getting
me- uars NJ the argument.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-29
SOn7eCMrreDa
Comment


ID was o wise jury, ever Tor q met
ropoEtau one, which came to the con
clusion up in Now York that a gas eN-
plos.ou had been caused by Ignition
The sages are not an dead Eear-El
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Hattie Douglas left Wednesday tr
be the guest of Miss Marguerite Ames al
the Naval Academy. Annapolis.
Miss Mary Baker. formerly of this
city. Is the guest OF her cousins. 0Ir. ana
Mrs. Marshall. North Columbus street.
Miss Eliza Uhler has returned home
from a visit 10 Miss Mary Bently. at
sandy Springs, Md.
Mrs William J. Boothe. jr.. left Friday
for Morristown. n. J., TO be the guest of
her sister, Mrs George Carr Henry.
Mrs. Lewis CheesemaH. OF Scranton. Pa.
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Edward
Stabler Fawcett.
Miss Nan Gilkeson has returned TO her
home in Culpeper, after a short visit To
her sister. Miss Mary Gnkeson, in this
city.
Miss Lou jackson, Of Front Royal. Va.
is visiting Miss Ida Mclaughlin. south
Washington street
MISS Mamie Graham has as her guest
Mrs Herbert Of New York City.
Mss Thompson, Of Client, Norfolk
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Samusl
g. Brent, Is now the guest of Miss Viz
ginia McCandish. Ia Baltimore.
Miss May Marshall. of New York CITY
is the guest Of her cousin, DR.. Jacqulln
Marshall.
Col Alexander Hamilton, of Petersburg.
Va, was the guest of Col. Francis Smith
during the past week
Mrs. William J. Boothe. sr, was called
to Richmond, Va, Wednesday by the
illness of her niece, Mrs. John Ridout
Miss Marion Bryant, accompanied bv
Mrs Milton and Miss Aiargretta Milton.
OF san Francisco left on Friday for the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater left FRIDAY
for Lancaster, Pa, to visit her parents.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

/ Bella Schinman. Miss Rita Baer, Miss
/ LeORa HechiRger. Miss ErHestine Rich,
! Miss Gladys Mayer, Miss Celeste Good
man. Miss Corinne Pollack. Miss Sadie
! Breslau, Miss Helene Stern. Miss Rena
/ Fleischman, and Messrs. Bernie Baer,
| Herbert J. Rich. Milton King. Herbert
/ Jacob. Maury Simon, Arthur Neuman.
/ Lester Neuman. Miltoa Goldsmith, Stan
/ ley Fischer. Melville Fischer, Arthur
Luchs. Max Cohen. Oscar Robinson. Nor
ris Eiseman. Arthur Rosenberg. Lester
Marx. Mark Lansburgh, Edgar Kaufman,
Harold Price, and David Stern.
The recent charity baseball game be-
tween the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase
clubs, was a decided success. and the
ladies' auxiliary of Providence Hospital,
as well as the Sisters OF Charity in
charge and the medical staff, were very
mach gratifed BY the entertainment for
that Institution, as they cleared on the
game over s1.e00
The money has enabled the hospital to
equip a childrens free ward and estab-
hsh a separate branch for poor children.
something the hospital has needed, but
up to the present time has been unable
to procure on account of the heavy debt
1t has been struggling under
Providence Hosp tai Is one OF the largest
hospitals in this city. and 70 those who
were kind enough to take an interest in
its first charity entertainment il wishes
TO extend its heartfelt thanks and to as
sure them that the benefit the poor little
children of this city win derive from the
new ward will recompense those who
were kind enough TO make the game a
success.
Mr s. W. Woodward and Mr.. John 3.
Sleman, jr., who have been In the Orient
for some time as delegates to the interna-
uonal conference OF the Y. NJ. c. A. are
now starting homeward. According 20
the schedule made up before their depar-
ture, they We're TO leave Hongkong yes
terday, and, stopping al Shanghai. Naga-
sakt, Kobe, and Yokohama. are due 20
arrive at Seattle on June 6. The time OF
their reaching Washington viii be be-
tween June 10 and 20. Letters received
by friends indicate that they have had a
most enjoyable and profitable trip.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
LEADER OF MACCABEEs.

D. ". Gall. who has been chosen 70
represent the eighth district of the Mae
cabees at the Supreme Tent Review. was
born In Barbour County. Virginia. now
West Virginia, in 1901. For twenty-five
years he was the owner and editor OF the
Phnippl CIV. Va) Plain Dealer. which
was during his connection with it
one of the leading papers in the State.
He was twice elected mayor Of his town.
and filled other offices in the municipal
lty, In which he was one OF the leading
spirits In 1890 he was elected to the
State senate from the Tenth senatorial
district Later he held position In the
Treasury Department here
He Is a member Of the bar OF the Su-
pTeme Court OF Appeals OF the State Of
West Virginia, and also the District OF
Columbia bar He is a Mason and odd
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
ROCKVILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

Special 10 The Washington Haald
! Rockville, Md, May 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Burden Bearer Circle. OF
Kings Daughters. the only organization
| Of the kind in Montgomery County. was
! held in the M. E. Church South. Wednes-
day afternoon. The president, Mrs.
George il. Lamar, was In the chair. The
! feature Of the occasion was an address
by Mrs. H. Medley Price, State secretary.
| Miss Spencer, matron at the county aims
house. gave a description Of her work al
| the institution. Mrs. Henry J. Finley also
| spoke of the work at the almshouse.
An operetta, entitled, THE Moon King.
was given In the opera house Tuesday
evening for the benefit OF st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church. Mrs Berry Clark was In
charge. Among the little folks who took
part were George Hamilton, Catherine
Maddox. Joseph Hamilton. Theodore
Ricketts,, Adrian Brunett. Murray HamU-
ton, Clements Onutt. Robert Peter. Ed
win Windham, EstelIe Ricketts,. Elizabeth
Dawson, Marjorie Han, Ellen Riggs. Lena
Ricketts,. Mary Dawson. Helen Brunett,
Elizabeth Maddox. Dorothy Viett, Lillian
Poole Ruby Robertson. Nellie Rolands,
Pauline Monday. Virginia Poole, Mary
windham. Ellen Ofutt.' Katherine CIag-
ett Hilda Maddox. Lethia Edmonds The
prologue was by Misses Pauline and Le-
thia Edmonds. Miss LaYinia Wagner
presided at the piano.
Rev W. F. Locke, pastor Of Mount Yer
non NJ Z. Church South, Washington,
Thursday evening. preached a special ser
mon in the Rockville NJ. T. Church. in
commemoration Of Ascension Day. Mont
gomery Commandery, No Is. Knights
Templars, attended in a body.
Miss Bessie Riggs, of Laytonsyiue, IS J
the guest Of the Misses Yearley. at this !
place.
Miss Margaret Moore, of BerryvilIe. Va, /
is visiting Miss Rose Armstrong, in Rock /
vile.
DR.. and Mrs. Reverdy Stewart have re- (
turned to Rockville after spending the
winter in Washington.
The Morning Card Club was entertain /
ed Tuesday morning by Mrs. William /
Dorsey. Her guests included Mrs. Lee
Offutt, Mrs. Robert n Bayliss. Mrs.
Harry Dawson. Mrs. Robert b. Peter.
Mrs. Otho H. ". Talbot Mrs Theodore
Mason. Mrs. Morgan Washburn Mrs.
Lee s Dorsey, Mrs. T. II. Abbe Mrs.
ReVeTdy Stewart. Misses EOiza Choate.
Margaret and Priscilla Dawson. Bessie
Riggs, Margaret Moore, and Helen Tai
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BR0oKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Slmons recently moved
into their new home in Northeast Wash
ingtoR.
Mr. Frank H. Cole has returned from
jamestown. where he has been occupied
for the past several weeks In arranging
the National Museum exhibit.
Mr.. Harry A. Frank. of Brookiand. re-
Gently left to visit the jamestown Fair
Miss Lucy G. Lynch has taken charge
Of the Baptist church choir.
Mr.. Hiram Gallagher has returned from
Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Clarke gave a birthday
party Friday evening. The house was
very prettily decorated and a large num-
Der of young folks was present
Mrs. Hamilton. OF University Heights,
and her daughter Gertrude spent sever
al days in Baltimore the early part OF
last week
Miss Fannie Washington. Of Alexandria,
spent iAAlotidE anu AiildN With HtE toA-
sin. Miss Katharine Washington, of Law
renee street.
Mr. Edward Hamilton. OF University
Heights. is building tennis court next
to his home.
Miss Bernadine Woodward was the
guest OF Miss May DoRneu, of Bntmore
street. Washington, last Thursday and
Friday.
Private Altman. of Engine House No.
2. returned to his duties last Wednesday,
after having spent his furlough with his
parents in Virginia.
Mr.. VaIdes a student at the Catholic
University. returned early last week from
d visit 70 Atlantic City
Mrs stork and husband are visiting
Mrs Storks parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Brooks, Of Michigan avenue.
Mr. Mccarthy was the guest Of Mr..
McHugh. Of Lawrence street. last week.
Mr.. Horace Woodward entertained his
cousin. Mr. Ralph Wilson, Of Georgetown.
last week.
Mr.. Billy Beard. who has many friends
IN BroOkland. has left for California.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

MF and Mrs. Milton Alexander Late
0ITs, Leadbeater Will visit Philadelphia
and New York City.
Miss Donna Foster. OF Balumore is tht
guest of Miss Alice Chinn. at her home
82 South ST. Asaph street
Rev. John Chapman. OF Tokyo. Japan
was the guest OF friends In this city dur.
ing the past week.
Miss Sarah Harrison Powell, Of Balti
more, was weekend guest Of Mrs. Rob
ert c. Powell.
Miss Charlotte England. OF Baltimore
has returned 10 her home after a delight.
ful visit 10 the Misses Anderson. in this
city.
Mrs. John 7. Cochran and two children.
Of The Plains, va. are visiting Miss
Cora Cochran. Sl5 King street
Mr.. and Mrs, Adams. Of Lynehbure.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Doyle Brockett. on North Washington
street.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
was given at the opera house. Thursday
and Friday evenings by Alexandria taleut
and was quite a success. Mrs. o. F. Car.
ter had the management of the plav and
Miss Mary Leadbeater took the part OF
Mrs. Wiggs.
Mrs Frank s Harper gave most
beautiful entertainment Ia honor of Airs
Lewis Cheeseman. Of Scranton. Pa. Thurs
day evening at her residence on Prince
street.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

beTs OF National Tent, No !, Maccabees.
of this city, which IS the largest tent fn
the city and also in the eighth represem-
tative dlstr Ct. The tent gave him It's solid
vote last ~ ,nday night for representative.
He has been the mana ger of the Macca-
bees in the District OF Columbia for a
number Of years
While all the tents in the eighth rep
resentauve district have not voted
however. he now has several hundred
votes more than necessary 10 elect, and
win go 10 the Chicago convention as al
most the unanimous choice of the Macca-
bees
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BURNSIDE POST CELEBRATES.
G. a. n. Men Observe Twenty-nfth
Anniversary nt Marshall Hall.

G. a. h. Men Observe Twenty-nfth
Anniversary nt Marshall Hall.
Burnside Post. o. A. r.. celebrated i-s
twenty-hfth anniversary Friday with a
shad bake al Marshall Hail
Commander George Newton opened the
programme by calling upon Chaplain
Conden. Of the House of Representatives,.
who is a member OF this post. TO in
woke the divine blessing Mr. Newton
then gave brief talk on the benefits OF
such gatherings, and introduced Dr. A.
j. Huntoon as t0astmaster. IN a happy
manner DIR. Huntoon introduced the Rev
Father Buel, president Of the Georgetown
University, who entertained the guests
with a witty talk Hon. George c. Halle
ton, a lifelong friend OF the t0asumaster,
was the next speaker Dr. Conden closed
the literary part of the banquet with
humorous remarks. George c. Ross sang
Old Shady, and during the evening
songs were sung in chorus and stories
told by many
OF the charter members Of Burnside
Post there were present L. X. Brown. q.
II. Elliott. ". =. HaIIeck, A. J. Hun
toon, A. F. Mtdiord, and Lorenzo Van
derhoof
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

bott. The prizes were won by Mrs Wash,
burn. Miss Margaret Moore. and Mrs
Reverdy Stewart
Miss Rose Ciagett has returned 10
Washington after spending few days
with her parents at this place.
Mrs Alverda c. Kingdom has returned
10 Rockville after spending a week with
relatives in Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel r. White are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. T. r. Han.
Miss Lucy Carter has returned to her
home IN Oiney district. after spending
several weeks visiting friends IN Wash
ingt0n and Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
GOOD TEMPLARs AT WORK.
Adults and Juniors Advocate Absfi-
nence and Prohibition.

I neAce and FrohkbsttoM.
Perseverance Lodge. No. 2. Of the IN.
/ dependent Order Of Good TemplaFs, at
| its home In Scottish Rite Hail, $40 Penn
/ syivania avenue, held recently an open
session. which was largely attended. Miss
Blanche Nen. retiring chief templar,
/ conducted preliminary proceedings. and
Mrs. c. Evelyn Gilbert. deputy grand
chief. ofnciated at the installation OF Off
GERS, assisted by Charles G. McCallion
ard Miss Anna Tennyson. as marshals.
The new official corps includes Albert B.
| scrivener. chief templar; Mrs Charlotte
Lewis, vice templar; Frank Jones. re-
eording secretary; Miss Kate Swearengen,
financial secretary Miss Catherine Nc
Avoy. treasurer; Miss Alice MeCabe.
chaplain; Clarence corby. marshal: Miss
Goldie Miller. assistant recording secre-
tary: Miss Mary Mclaughlin, deputy
marshal: William Turner, guard, and
Miss Blanche Nen. past chief templar.
An entertainment followed the instaila-
ton, Joseph f. Bishop Ia charge. 1t in
cluded "A temperance address by Mr.. Nc
Gallon, treating the subject from d sci
entihc standpoint; amusing and instruc-
tive recitations by Henry K. BoyntoE and
Master Amos Watkins; Lodge Reminis
cences." by J. c. Lee. piano solos. by Miss
Elsie Harvey: piano duets, by the Misses
Eva and Florence Hlllyard; violin solos.
By Deihn Jaranlla, from the Philippines;
vocal solos, by Arthur Jett, Miss Miller
accompanist, and recitals by the Thomas
Mandolin Club, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas,
leader.
The entertainment was closed with re-
freshments served by the lodge commit
tee, Mr., ]. L. Corby, chairman.
Crystal Fountain Juvenile Temple, No.
?, Mrs. J. r. narrower, grand superinten-
dent Of juvenile work. director. met in
Rechabite Hall. SO4 B street southeast.
transacted routine business. and installed
ofticers-Mrs. Narrower officiating, assist
ed by Miss Louise Harroyer-as follows:
Ethelwin Galloway. chief templar; How
ard Palmer. vice templar: Anna May
HOgue, recording secretary Florence
Palmer. financial secretary; Estelle Rey-
noids, chaplain: Richard Kephart, mar
shal. Gilbert Clark, guard. and Lewis
Palmer. sentinel. Good Of the order ex-
ercises followed the installation in which
the little people acquitted themselves well
In songs and recitals, and received COM
mendations in remarks made by Mrs.
Narrower and S. W. Russell, past grand
superintendent.
Sunbeam Juvenile Temple, No /, Mrs
Charlotte Lewis, superintendent. met in
Eechabite Hall, 3 street, Sunday after
noon, and was visited By adult members
from Perseverance and Minnehaha lodges.
Routine business was transacted. A ban
ner march. executed under the leadership
OF Dietrich Norman. monitor, was an at
tFactiye feature. and was followed by an
entertaining programme. in which q vO-
cal solo was given by Mrs. Lewis. Miss
Lottie Lewis accompauist; vocal solo,
by Miss Marion Prince. and recitations
by Amos. Leon and Beulah Watkins
and Lottie Lewis.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
RoynI Arcannn, Euehre.

District Council, No. 1885. ROYAL Area
nuHa, has made arrangements for a
euchre and general entertainment for It's
members and their friends. to be given
next Tuesday evening, at Schmidt's Hail.
5I6 Ninth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Mrs William e. WALL of waIIdene. near
Boyds. and her daughter. Mrs. J. P. Tay-
lor. of Henderson. r. c.. after visiting
Capt. and Mrs S. D. Embick. in Wash
ington. are at Atlantic City for several
weeks
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Miss Georglanna Lewis. Of Boyds. (.
visiting relatives at Laurel Nd.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Mrs. Matilda Young, of Damascus, this
county, has sold her residence and moved
TO Baltimore. where she will make her
permanent residence.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Miss Emma Wentz Of Washington. is
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. John l..
Brueh.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
BOYDS SOCIAL NOTES

Specia' 10 The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd, May A.-The wedding Of
Miss Mary Helen Nourse, daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Howard Nourse. of
Darnestown, 10 Mr.. ". Morris Haines
son Of late Joseph Lippineott Haines. Of
Westminster, Nd, is 10 take place
Wednesday afternoon next in Darpes-
town Presbyterian Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Mr. and Mrs, John A. Hicks and fam
ily, Of Des Moines. Iowa, who have been
here, left Wednesday for Waldorf
Charles County, where they viii visit Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Hicks. the parents OF
Mr. Hicks.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-12

Miss Belle Staley of New York, IS herr
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleet
StaIey.