Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-09-08
Local Brevitles.

Local Brevitles.
Fail is here.
who will be the first bride9
School days once again for the young
sters.
Mr.. Jo' F. Mudd visited Baltimore
Wednesday.
Fall is here. Soon wedding bells Mill
be ringing.
Fish are said to be plentiful in the
Pc omac Tow.
Labor,day was generally observed
in the County.
Mis- Katherine Reeder, is visiting
friend, in Washington.
Mr.. Vivian j. Neale is visiting his
father, Mr. V. II. Neale.
Mrs. p. W. R1bsy has returned from
a short visit to Washington.
Mr.. George Cough spent Sunday
last at Chap leo, st. Mary's County.
Mr Edward L. Sanders spent several
days at Atlantic City during the week.
Mr.. John Il. Ryce was among the
Welcome visitors to Cur city on Tues
day.
The place for the travelling man as
well as others to stop is the New
Wills.
Mrs. - DeRoode of New York
is on visit to her sister, Mrs. Louis C.
Carrico.
Our engine suffered a mis-hap last
week, hence, our issue was little late
in getting out.
Mrs. James E. Tippett, of Baltimore,
is spending some time with Mrs. J. P.
Tippett, Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Mullen, Of
New York city, are spending some time
with friends in the County.
Misses Gertrude and Marguerite
Bowling spent the past week with their
aunt, Mrs. P. Reed Wills.
Mr.. Harry Whyte Wilmer, spent
several days during the week with his
father, Gen. L. A. Wilmer.
La Plata and Bryantown will cross
bats at Bryantown on Monday. The
game will be called at O'Clock.
Mrs. Annie Louise johnson, of Wash
ington, d. c., is the guest of Mrs.
Benjamin WEIGH, near Mcconchie.
Don't forget that at Indian Head next
Wednesday the LIST tournament of the
season will be held. Don't miss it.
Miss Berenice Sharretts who has
been visiting the Misses Posey at "The
Naples has returned to Baltimore.
Always welcome at Hotel La Plata
Nothing overlooked or neglected to
insure guests comfort and pleasure. .
Mrs. Ella Mudd, of Cheltenham.
Prince Georges county spent the week
with relatives and friends in the County.
Invitatinns are cut feE a dance to be
given by the young people of wayside
neghborhood at Wayside Hall, on FRI
day, September sth.
Mr.. Paul Brown, of Baltimore who
has recently returned from tour of
Europe spent Labor Day with friends
in the County.
From the large Democratic turn out
at the Primaries last week, it is fair
TO presume that there was some whole
sale greasing done.
Miss Katherine Cook. who has been
visiting the Misses Wills, Bel Alton,
returned to her home in baltimore, on
Saturday last.
The Indian Head and La Plata team
will be pitted against one another on
the formers grounds tomorrow for the
second time this season.
Our Claude was on the taps last week
selling fertilizer as usual. Our people
regard Mr.. Lloyd as one OF us and his
laugh is always charming.
z. NJ. Fowler & Co.'S, Merchant Tailor
will be at their Store, Monday, and
Tuesday, September II and H. Don't
forget to give them a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Welsh, of Balti-
more, accompanied by an auto party
had pleasant trip to Marshall Hall
recently in their new touring car.
Misses Daisy and Loretta WEIGH, the
attractive daughters of Mrs. Benjamin
WEIGH, of near McConchie, are sojourn-
ing in Washington and Atlantic City.
Some CT the wags say, Hats OFF, TO
Honorable William j, Frere, Doctor
Louis A. Carrico and Mr.. p. R. Wills,
the German triumviate of this County.
DR.. George o. Monroe, Messrs. Bruce
M. Wilmer, f. DsSales Mudd, Adrian
and F. Stone Posey were among those
from this County who attended the Re-
publican convention in Baltimore yester-
day.
We are glad to state that Miss Marie
Russell, the charming ard pretty
daughter of Mrs. p W. Ri ey whos 6
foot was recently operated on, under
went the operation successfully and
will soon be out again.