Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-01-10
FRrDAY. Jan. 10, 1908
] OCAL AND PERSON Al.


Mr.. G. II. Neale, Cobb Neck, is ex-
tremeiy III.
Mr.. Eugene Norris has handsome
green grocery.
How many old soakers have sworn off
for the new year
Sheriff AIbrittain, who has been all
ing, is out again.
Mr.. Conrad Posey has been very I'M
well during the week.
Miss Sophie Hamilton has returned to
school at Mt. Washington.
Congressman Mudd has returned to
Washington for the winter.
Miss MoIlie Amos, of Baltimore, is
guest of the Misses Monroe, Waldorf.
Judge Josias Hawkins was absent
from the Orphans Court on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Murray, Baltimore, has
been visiting the Misses Trotter, Wal
.dorf.
Master V. H. Neale has returned to
Mt. st. Joseph's College to resume his
Studies.
A call from our old friend, Capt. Nick
Norris, during the week was appreeiat-
led.
Is there anything new Yes-the
New Wills hotel, right here in our
town.
We were delighted to have call from
our old friend, Mr.. C, F. Hayden, dur
ing the week
The National Bank at La Plata is a
heavy tax payer. Support the enterprise
that helps you.
Miss Maggie WEIGH was a guest of
Mrs. Leaf Robey, at Hotel Robey, Wal
dorf, this week.
Mr.. John J. Gering, paymaster of the
United States at Indian Head, was Wis
itor to our town on Monday.
Mr., lack Lloyd, Of Washington, was
guest of Mr.. A. T. Lloyd for few
days during the week.
Rev. Father Zwinger, the Jesuit Proc
urator, was visitor at st. Thomas
Church during the week.
Rev. Edwin D. Bailey, Baptist min
lister from Boston, Mass, visited the
County on business during the week.
Mr.. Leicester Higges is the merchant
to succeed Mr.. W. NJ. Lyon, retired
from the mercantile business at To-
THAR.
The urbane Mr.. Conrad Posey and his
accommodating assistant will be glad to
welcome you at Hotel La Plata at any
time.
1t is said that the Clerk of the Court
/ Mr.. F. D. Mudd, will soon remove from
.,-yantown to his farm not far from this
town.
Talk about scarcity of money. Rot !!
Right here in Charles County it takes
bank and a big trust company to hold
it. All!
The Railroad has made wonderful
improvement t?l to its property in this
town.-it made the station platform a
few feet longer.
saa - A apao,ntad '' a.; ~ I In',
deputy. He knows his duties and per-
forms them well.
.k s.,n,a,,'r a.a 4 - I''t :. .,'
w iormeriy stationed IN inns
uhtSs visited rev. MI. brown, OF TINS
to aaf'ng the week.
John W. Hawkins has gone to
~, old home at Highlands, Charles
oonlty, where he will spend 10 days or
more Tiowson News
1, family Of the late Mr.. c. A. Neale
rHe said, get neat little sum-
' "'n, Ne- from the association of
Hentass at Rock Point.
NJ ours few days ago, hay-
h,enN jug Of medicinal spirits,
aug N nan step at the Railroad Station
maze ms red beverage watered the
and the sal prsI feet around.
given III the Town Hall
a oanee nber Of Young people on
mere by mug last, but owing to the
tuesday eNeniiA weather only small
eono'tloh OF tiSndance. The matrons
etowd was IN attAR. r. Horney, +. S.
were MeSdames NyIark
barnes and W. R. an praudlv hast IL
Mr.. A. T. Lloyd II tba season II !
the first young larHI sen from AZ
purchased his stock. sont,,aa,sa
P9sey, who is bre.
sheep for breed, ~
MIR. and Mrs d w. = sass'n'a'
have been visiting ~ s'hs'y p r. 8