Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-09-09
Items From Poolesville.

Mr.. Mort Hall, of this village, who has
been practicine law in Baltimore, has been
visiting his mother here.
Mrs. Walter Shannon, of Manassas,
stopped by here to see her relatives on the
way to Philadelphia, where she and Dr.
Shannon have gone to reside.
Miss Geneva Reed. of Baltimore, spent
few days here with her sister
Mr.. George Cruit, of Annapolis, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cruit here last
week
Mrs. Kestler and her little son Cromwell
spent day with friends here last week.
Mrs. Annie Nichols, of Adamstown, is
spending a week with Mrs. Thomas Hos
kinsOn.
Miss B. Steinle. of Washington, is visit
ing Miss L. Hoskinson.
Mr.. C. Norris new house is near compile
ton. II will be lighted with acetylene
lights. His livery stable will be illuminated
with the same kind of lights.
The Independent telephone line here is
being extended to Martinsburg, Md, and it
will be great convenience to the farmers
in that community.
Mr.. c. j. Norris has purchased the wheel
wright shop and adjacent land on Capital
Hill from Mr.. G. W. Reddick
1t is rumored that wedding bells will ring
in the early fall.
Miss Nellie Hersperger, with Miss Graham,
is in Atlantic City enjoying the sights.
Mr.. Thomas Hoskinson made a trip to
Washington Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Bowie recently
made short visit to our village.
Mr. Lawrence Mossburg and wife, Of
Baltimore. and Mr. Claude Mossbure, Of
Savage. Md. paid few days visit to the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P F.
Mossburg, the past week.
The Rev. Mr.. Bennett has returned to
his home in Arkansas, after spending week
with his friend. Rev. Walter P. Griggs.
Miss Alice Beall paid visit to Wash
ington for few days to attend the we'd
ding of her cousin. Miss Gator.
Miss Annie Dade, of Washington, is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs j. W.
Darby
We were glad to see our old friend and
fellow tOwnsman. Mr.. Jack Norris. of Wash
ington, on our streets few days ago He
is always welcome.
Mr.. Jacob BOdmer is visiting his brother
and friends at Middeburg, Va.
Mrs. Alice Ruddy, of Washington, is visit
ing at the home of her brother, Harry
KOhlhOss.
We have been informed that the ''stork"
has visited our town again. paying his
respects at the home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac
Fyffe.
As the season" draws near we are glad
to learn that the elegant boarding house
conducted by Mrs. Thomas Fillebrown and
sister has had quite a busy season. We
trust profitable one also,
The new pike from GAINESVILLE Station
to our town is being rapidly pushed to a
finish by its capable contractor, Mr.. w. J.
Williams.
The Ashburn base ball team, the pride"
of LoudOun county, Va, visited our town
on August 30th and were defeated by the
home team in a very close and exciting
game, the score being 8 to 8.
As Autumn is fast approaching, want
to add word in behalf of our farmers
The wheat crop is harvested and in many
cases Misunderstanding Yield and quailty good.
The potato crop is good, the hay crop very
light. and in most instances when you ask
the farmer how his corn crop is. his face
lengthens and he says. Got none" Yet,
when he looks westward and sees raging
fires destroying all in their paths. or looks
southwark and sees food and storm sweep
ing all in their way, he should look upward
to Him. the maker and gver of all good and
perfect gifts, and say am thankful that
it's as well with me as it is.