Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-07-14

Hot.
The JeI, term of Court will convene
on Monday next.
The hay crop it is said will be short
again this year.
Mr.. Alan Bowie, Of Marlboro was in
l., Plata last week.
Mrs. Bernard A. Howard, is visiting
relatives in the County.
Pay your taxes before September lst..
and save the discount.
Politics on tap throughout the State
for The next five months.
Mr.. X ginald FarralI visited Wash
ington during the week.
Master Luther Human is spending
several weeks in Baltimore.
Mrs. F. A Posey visited relatives in
this section during the week.
Miss Mae Cox, Il Pomfret. Is visiting
Mrs. J. W. realle, this town.
Mr.. F. b. Matthews was visitor to
Leonardtown during the week.
The heavy rain on Friday last
was welcomed by the farmers
Miss Margsretta Cochrane is visiting
Miss Mary IlutchIns, near Wayside.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Posey, enjoyed
trip to Old Point CT mfort this week.
Miss Marie Elder has returned to her
home from sit to Mis- Raye Bailey.
The dance at Newport on Tuesday
evening of last week was well attended.
Ex-County Commissioner Price Cray,
has the finest hay crop ia the County.
States Attorney F. c. Cooksey has
returned from visit to Wilmington,
Del
Misses Margaret Pos ey and Ella Wade,
are spending the week at Colonial Beach
Va.
Miss Nettie Neale. of Washington, is
visiting Miss Mary Digges 1.-THE High
lands.
The rasny friends Of Capt. Thomas 81.
Ching we're glad to see him in town on
Tuesday.
Mr.. John J. Duke, of Ieonardtown
was registered at the New Wills on
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Muschette has as her guest
this week, Miss Dorothy Gatewood, of
Washington.
From the present outlook the vege-
table crop will be very short in this
county this year.
A number of Charles Conntians at
tended the dance at Chaptico On Mon
day evening last.
Master Charles Cobb, OF Baltimore is
visiting the family Of Mr., J. d, Robert
son, in this town.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Carpenter, former Clerk
to the County Commissioners was in
La Plata yesterday.
Miss Ritchley Ching, of Lernardtown,
is spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. 7. Wright Wills
We missed our old time rooter for
Bryantown Mr.. +. DeSales Mudd, at
the game on the 4th.
Miss Carrico has made her appearance
and now is the life Of the home 81 Or.
and Mrs. L. G. Carrico.
Mr.. ;Iugh Simms has returned to
Baltimore after visit to hts father-in-
law, Mr.. William Csusen.
A little of the grass that has been so
corspicuos around the walks in our city
has been rsaoved duriag the past week.
We arc glad to state that Ex- county
Commissioner W. P. Jameson. who has
h@en suffering with cold has recovered.
, Miss Augusta and Hester Heiskell, of
Oxen Hill. Prince Georges County are
visiting their school mate, Miss Mae
Jenkins.
Many deaths have resulted in Balti-
more city, and throughout the State
owing to the Intense heat in the last
month.
Mr.. J. barry Whyte Wilmer has re-
turned to his post in Baltimore after
weeks visit to his father, Gen. L. A.
Wilmer.
There will be a meeting of the
congregation Of St. Philips Oh, APPEL, at
the chapel, Monday evening July I6.
at O'Clock.
Mr.. Robert Jameson, who represents
fhe Matthew'S Howard Implement Com
pany at Hughesville was in La Plata on
Tuesday last.
Read in another column the ad OF the
Marshall Hall tournament. These
tournaments are always large ard enjoy
able affairs.
The young people Of Rryantown and
HughesvilIe will give another one OF
their pleasant sociables on Monday,
August 18th.