Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-30
ROCKVILLE, MD.

Special Correspondence 81 The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md. September 80 1900.
Miss Belle Ward and Ollie Blucker
Holmes. young Washngtonians. were
married in Rockville Tuesday afternoon
by Rev. S. r. White of the Baptist
Church. the ceremony taking place at the
home OF the minister. The young couple
were unaccompanied. and returned to the
city Immediately afterward.
Candidates for the foot ball team to
represent Rockville this year are In daily
practice. The first game will probably he
played at Rockville Saturday, October .,
with a team from Washington. The fol-
lowing will probably compose the local
right tackle. George Fields. right guard.
Cleveland Bean: center. John HeaEy; left
guard. Roger Day: left end. Paul Hoskin-
son; left tackle. Frank Higgins: quarter
back, George Kelchner: right halfback.
Preston Hewitt: left halfback. Russell
Hicks: fullback. Clyde Poss.
wedding of special interest TO the
people of this section of the county took
place in the Baptist Church here last
evening. when Mrs. Eula H. Petty Of the
vicinity of Beane, this county and Sam
uel Wade Magruder were married by Rev.
+. l.. Hardcastle. pastor of the Baptist
churches at Travilah and Poolesville. II
was witnessed by a very large gathering
VI lIitIius VI tut couple ulhcI Cit
parts of the county and Washington city.
3oth the bride and groom were unat-
tended Immediately after the ceremony
they left for trip In the south. Upon
their return they will take up their resi-
dence upon Mr.. Magruder's farm a short
distance from Rockville. Mr.. Magruder
is we'll known in Washington. where he
has conducted a flour and feed business
several years.
William II. Anderson, superintendent OF
7 an of arv-la nd hoQ
submitted the following questions TO each
candidate for the legislature in this
county:
do you believe that the people OF
subdivisions have a right to decide by
majority vote whether their existing
saloons shall or shall not he closed?
will you support by your vote and in
fuence the proposed statewide local OPP
ton law Of the Anti-SaloOn League as the
concrete expression Of the present de-
mand for that right?
"Will you use your vote and influence
for such organization of the legislature.
and such parliamentary procedure. will
insure speedy and favorable consideration
of said bill?'
The Anti-Saloon League Of the county
has also decided to PROFOUND to the legis-
latfve candidates questions along similar
lines, and Ii is understood that a fight
will be waged against all whose answers
are not satisfactory.
Erasmus Perry of Bethesda district.
this county. has filed suit in the circuit
court at this place for an absolute divorce
from Rebecca Perry, on the ground Of de-
sertion and infidelity. The bill alleges
the couple were married In Washington in
1884. and lived together until March OF
the present year. when the plaintiff was
deserted. Two correspondents are named.
The plaintiff is represented by Attorney
Edward c. Peter of Rockville.
John Samuel Brown of this county ID
plaintiff in divorce proceedings instituted
against his wife, Mary Brown. 1t is al
legged in the bill that the couple were
married In 1873 and lived together until
five years ago, when plaintiff was de-
serted. The bill asks that the plaintiff
be awarded the custody of the couple
six minor children. Brown is represented
by Attorney William F. Prettyman or
Rockville.
A license 20 marry has been issued by
the clerk of the circuit court here TO
Miss Emma Margaret Dreamer of Harre
de Grace. Nd. and Mr.. Raymond R.gi-
maid Trail of Washington.