Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-09-30

oh the drouth
One month If fall gone.
Now for the fall weddings.
The last day Of September.
Next Tuesday is registration day.
A good rain is needed by the farmers
now
Three candidates for Congress in the
field now.
Work on the State Road is progress
ing rapidly.
Hon. C. R. Burroughs was in La Plata
on Tuesday.
Court will convene at Marlboro on
Monday next.
Mrs. G. P. Hamilton visited Washing
ton last week.
The Orphans Court will be in session
on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. W. stowell, visited Baltimore,
Saturday last.
Mr.. Henry Simms is visiting relatives
in this section.
Miss Gertrude Neale, is visiting friends
in Washington.
The hunting season for rabbits will
open on October 18th.
Register and see that your Republican
neighbor also does so.
Miss Ruby Padgett is visiting relatives
and friends in Washington.
Place your fall advertisements in the
Maryland Independent.
Mr. F. A. Posey is enjoying two
weeks visit to Washington.
Registration days are October 4th and
18th. Don't forget these days.
Mr.. F. w. Maldeis OF the Baltimore
bar was in La Plata on Tuesday.
Capt. j. G. Daily, Issue, is ailing to
the regret OF his many friends.
General Wilmer returned from St.
Mary's County on Wednesday.
Mr.. Lemuel Albrittain visited the
Monumental City on Sunday last.
Mr.. Algeruon Gardiner, of Baltimore
is visiting relatives in the County.
Mr.. J. Carlisle Wilmer, spent Monday
and Tuesday at bis home in this town.
Every Republican should have his
name on the books so as to vote next
fall.
Agricultural fairs are being held in
number Of counties during the fall
months.
Misses Margaret Neale and Ineze
Posey returned to Notre Dame College
on Tuesday.
Brimful of the best that can be printed
the Washington Sunday Star. At all
newsdealers.
MIR. and Mrs. Bernard G.. Harris were
guests of Mrs. F. W. Hopper, "Nelton"
during the week.
Mr.. sydney E. Mudd, Jr., spent
several days at his home in this town
during the week.
Mrs. T. Wright Wills, has returned
from visit to the family of Mr.. Joseph
H. Ching, Leonardtown.
Mr. J. Wilcox, of the Hickey Swami
Co., left Saturday last for a visit to his
home in Trenton, N. j.
Remember that you must register on
October or October II, otherwise
sou can't vote this year.
Misses Gertrude Bowling and Emma
Queen, have returned from a visit to the
Misses Hamilton. Hawthorne
Miss Irving who has been visiting
Mrs. Frank Mattingly, Newport, has
returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mr.. W. H. Tucker, Washington,
spent several days during the week with
friends and relatives in the County.
Miss Bessie Berry, of Washington,
returned on Saturday from two weeks
visit to her father, Mr.. S. D. Berry.
Miss Alice Norris, who is studying
trained nursing in Pennsylvania is on a
short visit to her home near Pomfret.
Always the same welcome awaits you
at the New Wills and always YOU find
comfort, pleasure and hospitable people.
The farmers commission will hold its
third big meeting in the interest Of far
mers at Hancock, Nd, tomorrow Sat
urday.l
Mrs. Charles Bartte, Misses Florence
Dunning, Clara and Emily Barrett Of
Philadelphia, are visiting the family Of
Mr.. W. R. Clark.
Misses Mary Waters, Madaline Cana
lier, and Mae Reeder, of St. Mary's
County spent the week end with Mrs.
George K. Cough.
Another student has been added tc
the roster at the McDonough Institute
in the person Of Master Willis. Our
congratulations.
At your beck or call is the way yor
will find things at Hotel La Plata. NJ
better treatment can be had at any hote
than you get there.
Read the ad Of Marlboro Fair Associa
ton in another column and attend tn
fair which begins on october 4th an'
ends october l4th.