Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-08-25

And .till it continues dry.
Tuesday will be primary meeting day
Fur is flying among our Democratic
friends.
THIS the last week before the
primal S.
Mr. Jack Matthews is visiting friends
on the E,stern Shore.
or Junior. is taking Reed-ing lesson,
in st. Mary's county.
Miss Wary Ellen and Rita Thomas
are WISHING friends in Washington.
Miss Katia Ferguson is guest of
Mis- Mary Ellen Thomas, PomonkeY
Mrs Flora Martin, of washinstcr, is
vtning the fami y of Mr.. Jere Morris,
T. MT ct.
AIr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Lyon spent last
week At Rivet Springs, in st. Mays
Couhty.
The Republican State Convention
will be heldin Baltimore on September
It'll.
Ex-senator S. S. Lancaster was
visitor to Baltimore aud Washington
last week.
Several horses, it is said, died at
Marshall Hal, Wednesday, overcome
by heat.
School days are fast approaching, and
soon the swimming pool will have to be
abandoned for books.
Miss Henrietta Cobb, of Blllimore
City, who has been i'll at .'Argy'e," is
rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Herbert Sinclair, of Anne Arundel
county, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair, Newport.
Between Marshall Hall and the color
ed picnic At Chapel Point on Weunes-
day, this town was dull Place.
The Republican candidates for the
nomination for Sheriff are making a
clean and gentlemaniy campaign
Miss Katherine Wallace returned TO
her home in Cambridge on Monday
from visit to the Misses Posey.
Mrs. t E. Chandler and Mrs. John
Winford of Washington, are visiting
MIR. William Ivii S, of Pomoukey.
The primaries will be held on Tues
day next, August Doth. Turn out Re-
publicans and vote your sentiments.
Miss Rickie Sinclair, Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Sinclair, Newport, has returned home
Mr.. Fred t. Mertens, with party of
friends enjoyed a trip to La Plata
during the week in his large automo-
bile.
Miss Dora Sinclair, Of Washington, is
spending he summer with her cousins,
Misses |. a and Ethel Simpson, New
port
Racing Association were h-ld near that
town on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Messrs. Sydney L. and Griffin NuddI
returned to Washington after t, short
vacation spent at their home in this
town.
Mrs b. NJ. Edelen and Mrs. F. D.
Bowles were guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
James J. Edelen, this town during the
week.
Mr.. Alexander Whyte who has been
soiournng with friends in THE County,
has returned to his home in Pennsy.-
yania.
The hay crop is very short this year.
From the market reports hay will be
almost doub e its present price next
Spring.
panied by Miss Mae Hancock hav- re-
u -. Lot g.. 4
tic City.
Mt. Thomas B. r. Mudd, has returned
to bis post in Baltimore after two
weeks vacation spent at his home in
this town.
The bus n eets every train, you don't
have to walk to the best hotel in
Southern Maryland-The New wills. IN
this town.
Mr.. Vincent ]. Heating who has ben
visiting the family of Mr.. Adrian
Posey left for his home in Cumberland
on Monday
Mr.. Frederick Matthews and sister,
Miss Louise attended the card party
given by the Misses Hill, Marlboro, on
Friday last.
Miss Regina NARROW mas returned to
her home in Washington, from pleas
ant visit to her cousins Misses Leila and
Ethel Simpson, Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Cough were
among those from this County who
attended the races at Lsonardtowr
during the week.
The powers that be, it is said, are
after noctor 7, l.. higdon's scalp He
is not wanted on the democratic State
Central Committee. Too good.
A grand tournament will be II al
Indian Head on Wednesday, S 'ptember
18Th. See the adj in another column
aud attend il as good time Is in store
for all,
nr. Ernest Spencer, one Of the most
prominent and we'll known physicians
in the County is keeping a pace with
The times. He is good business man
and knows the value OF time.