Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
The pastor, Rev.
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gathering attending. Lie pdoeoA, WV
Dr. Winger, officiated.
The engagement has been announced or
Miss Edith d. Bentley and John Inonas,
q we'll known young couple OF Olney as
trict. this county The date Tor the nup-
tails has not been set.
transfers of real estate in this county
Anna 0. Miller to. Robert ]. Service. To-
at Alta Vista; George A. Pearre, IT. trus-
tee, to John II. Allnutt. 213s4 acres.
Gardner, 1874 acres. 5000: Lewis keiser
to Edward r. Magic. lot at Alta Vista;
George S. PAUL to Charles H. Davidson,
two lots in kensington; Pinehurst Park
Company to Clarence A. OnyOn, lot In
Pinehurst Park: Adds B. Browne to
Philip A. Rosendorn, lot in Northwest
Park; George Peter to Charles r. Rowdy-
bush, property in Kensington: b. H. War
ner to George Peter. lot in Kensington.
Ohio H. w. Talbot has announced
his purpose of resigning as chief
deputy clerk Of the circuit court at
this place, a position he has filled six
years He will retire April l; and will
associate himself with a Washington
real estate firm. 1t is understood that
James ]. Bogley. now a deputy in the
office, will be, promoted to the place
relinquished by Mr.. Talbot.
Mrs Mamie L. Mueller of the lower
section Of this county has. through At
torney Thomas Dawson of this place,
instituted suit in the circuit court here
for an absolute divorce from Emil
r. Mueller, who is said to make his
home in Washington The bill alleges
the couple were married in Washington
In 1898, and that four years ago The
plaintiff was deserted.
The county commissioners for Howard
and Montgomery counties have award,
ed a contract for the erection Of steel
bridge over the PatuXent river az
cost s1.19o, each county to pay one
half
Gov. Crothers has commissioned F.
Mason Miller a deputy game warden
for this county
1t is understood the republican county
committee for Montgomery county Will
soon be called together to elect a
Chairman to take the place of Willis
B. Burdette, who resigned upon peihs
number of persons have been mentioned
in connection with the position, nut
the suggestion of Daniel w. Baker,
who recently resigned as ofi. So,nmhia
seems to meet with most favor among
members of the party; 1t Is nor KNOW aI1'
however that Mr.. Baker would De Will
ing to serve.
The suit Of Alexander Biggs against
George F. Linthicum, both residents OF
the Vicinity of Traviiah, TINS county, ~
which was an action to recover $o;0o0
for trial in the circuit court here yes
terday. but was nolle pressed upon mo-
ton Of attorney for the plaintiff. me
bill alleged that Linthi g had raue
Silver Spring. this county. will, It Is
said. be represented by a strong base
bali team this season. It VIII De pc, man IAN,
aged by Brooke Lee. Ell, y he comnosed " of
he following players: Catchers, West
and Ahalt: pitchers, Buscher, c. Bene-
dict and o. Clark; first base' alaieT''
e Clark: shortstop. Howard; outfield-
ore lee Cissell. Ahalt and Benedict.
The team will belong to the Su puInaIn
League and will also play scheuuie
Of other games. ~.
Grand Jury. which adjourned here yeSter-
day afternoon were two against MIs.
Elizabeth Young. the gray-haireu VIVA n
who it is charged, obtained seVerai nun
drad dollars from well known residents
~ rIarkshnrg district. this county, by
imnroper methods The indictments charge
her with obtaining money from Roger r;
Murphy and Henry b. Garuiner, wen
known farmers, by raise pie'e sn;,, COO .,e
amount named in each case belng S2o;
Mrs Young will be tried at the criminal
term which begins next Thursday: she
xyilI he defended by Attorney Ihomas
Dawson of the local bar.
The grand jury also returned an an IsSss
IT GanIey. a merchant at Boyds. charg-
;nr him with arson. 1t is alleged he set
FIRE to the residence OF Reuben boy. col
nred the night of December 81. Ganley
80 arrested soon after the house was
DESTROYED. and several days later was re-
isa sed nm S.. 600 bail 1t Is said that Gan
lev and Doy had trouble the day preced-
ing the fire, and that the former made
threats. The trial is set for next Friday
The session Of the grand jury was one
of the shortest on record for this county,
consuming but four and half days. The
report stated 40 witnesses were exam
ined and twenty-five indictments found.
n il also stated that both the jail and
almshouse were visited and that both
buildings were found to be clean and
we'll kept The report called attention to
the improved conditions at the almshouse.
and stated that provision has been made
to keep the sexes separated.