Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-06-14
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
What is in name-wear Dolly Madiso
Shoes and know.
Mr.. Edwin Monday has sold his house an
10 acres of land, situated about miles yves
of Rockville, to Mrs. Brown, of German
town.
A game Of base ball will be played at th
Fair Grounds here on Saturday afternoon
at 4:45 O'Clock, between the Wheaton ant
Rockville teams.
Mr.. E. W. Walker has been appointe
town clerk and treasurer of Gaithersburg il
the place of Mr.. Harry B. Cramer, who /
now in the west.
The election in Frederick on Tuesda,
resulted in clean sweep for the Democrats
their entire ticket winning by majoritie
ranging from 176 to 4S1.
Mr.. L. E. Riggs has sold his farm near
Goshen, this county, to Mr.. Chas. N. Beall
of the vicinity Of Clarksburg, for $7,24O
The tract contains 1871 acres.
Somebody has resurrected very ancen
almanac which contains the prediction thai
the year of 1907 will have no summer. This
story is to be credited to gossip.
Died, on Wednesday, June 18th, 1907, al
$40 A. NJ, at his residence, near Four Cor.
ners, this county, Rein W. Hardisty, be-
loved husband of Elizabeth A. Hardisty.
It is announced that Miss Edith Kellogg
Prescott, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Prescott, who recently removed from here to
Taos, New Mexico, and Col. A. R. Mandy,
of Taos, will be married on June 22nd.
John Ford, colored, Of Forest Glen, was
lodged in jail here on Thursday of last week
to await trial on the charge of breaking into
the store of Mr.. Woolfe at Forest Glen and
stealing quantity Of goods OF various kinds
He will also have to answer TO charge Of
the larceny OF money from his employer,
Mr.. Oliver Harr, Of Capitol View.
At the business meeting last week OF the
Rockville Woman's Club the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert G. Warfield; first vice
president, Mrs. Ohio II. w. Talbot; second
vice-president, Miss Rose Armstrong; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Hervey Brown; cor.
responding SECRETARY, Miss Rose Henderson
treasurer, Mrs. II. Clinton Allnutt.
John p. Keiger, aged 81 years, died on
Sunday morning last at Gainesville, Balti
more county, Of apoplexy. Mr.. Keiger was
a native OF West Virginia. He was a resi-
dent OF this vicinity for many years and had
o wide circle of friends throughout the
county. is survived by one son, ]. W. M.
Keiger, secretary Of the Health Department
of Baltimore city. Funeral services were
held and interment made at the Rockville
Cemetery on Monday afternoon last.
Miss Birdie Heffner, daughter Of the late
John T. Heffner, was married on Wednes
day OF last week to Mr.. Vernon Nicholson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Nicholson, of
near Buck Lodge, this county. The cere-
mony took place at the home OF the brides |
stepmother, which was prettily decorated.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Poolesville, OBLIGATED.
After the wedding and dinner Mr.. and |
Mrs. Nicholson drove to Boyd's and took
train thence to Washington and to James
town, Va.
Robert CornwelI, or the v,oinIIy oi uaItn- |
ersburg, was admitted to the Pasteur de- |
psrtment OF the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Baltimore, last week for treatment.
He was bitten on the back OF the left hand
by a shepherd dog, when he attempted
TO pat the animal on the head. When the
animal was penned up 1t tried to bite two
boys and bit at everything that came within
its reach. The dog died, and its head was
sent to Baltimore. An examination of the
dogs brain showed that it was rabd.
News has been received announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Fred Edward Burdette, OF
this county, to Miss Helena Leoti Sipes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus B. Sipes, of
Mill Run, Pa. The wedding took place at
Mill Run on June 18th. Mr.. Burdette is
son of Mr.. Edward Burdette, of near Clarks-
burg, this county, and was for some years
associated in mercantile business at Boyds
with his c.other, o. W. Burdette. He is
now manager for one of the large stores oil
the Ohio Pyle Company, of Ohio Pyle, Pa.
Harvey Jones, about 80 years old, whose
father lives at Martinsburg, this county, was
struck by a westbound train on the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad, near Tuscarora,
Frederick county, Thursday night or early
Friday morning and instantly killed. The
body was hurled down 10 foot embark
ment, where it was found Friday morning
by railroad employees. Jones was in Point
of Rocks on Thursday. He boarded train,
and it is thought that he got off soon after
ward, sat on the track and went to sleep at
the place he met his death.