Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-16
NEWSY NOTESFROMICLEHARTS
Items Gathered BY Capitals County
Correspondent.

we are having Ie&tRlEIui weather.
It Is certainly q beautiful fall. AL.
together it is little bit too cool for
this time Of the year, especially for
the farmers.
Long tramps are being enjoyed by
many, as the country is certainly
beautiful and the air so hraeing.
Corn Is being cut on nearly every
farm, as the dry spell is causing il
to dry much quicker. Everything
seems to be drying up and II rain
does not come soon the potatoes will
suffer greatly.
On Friday evening in different parts
Of the county a very nice light
shower fell. but around here all
seen was the heavy clouds passing
over. The roads are very dusty and
so unpleasant to those driving or
auto riding, il is impossible 20 KEEP
the dust out of your mouth and eyes.
On Wednesday evening Of this
week at Murray Hail. Brownsville,
the Progressive Farmers Association
win hold their regular meeting and
this win be a very interesting one, as
there viii be debate on Which is
the most profitable size farm &C work,
twenty acres or more7 Those on the
side Of the twenty acres are A. G.
Carr. j.. Carter, Fred Pyingston.
Those for the larger farm are H.
Viking, Jr, Robert Childs and N.
r. Hartshorn. All are invited TO
come and hear this very interesting
debate, as much will be heard Of
very great interest, especially TO those
very much interested
If the water supply is running so
very low, as spoken of in the Capital
why not stop the different fountains
that are used at certain hour each
night and start again early in the
morning,ss it seems quite foolish for
the water to be running away all
during the night, when there is very
little traffic at that hour.
Schools have been open a week
now in the country, and the children
are down to work in earnest There
are a few new faces seen, but all
are willing little workers. Katie rine
Kyle, Of the Upper Severn, and Su-
sauna Wagner, of Poplar Level, and
Fitzhugh Worthington, of Sunny
Banks, are now attending the Gram
mar School in Annapolis. Quite early
these bright children leave home
and 90 to school on the W., B. & A.
cars.
Mrs. J E. Hall and her guest,
Mrs. McKintry, were shopping in
Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr. Joseph Arth spent few days
with his family at twin Cedars last
week.
Mrs. Frank Kyle was shopping in
Baltimore last Monday.
Mr.. Lee Kries and lady friend, of
Annapt lis, spent last Sunday as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. RI. Henry
Viking, Jr., at their home at Igle-
hart.
Miss Mary Bright, of Washington,
is the guest of her friend, Mrs. Ju-
liam Morton, at Little Round Bay.
Mr.. L. j. Mather, of Little Round
Bay, had young man and his sister
as their guests last week. They
drove from Ardmore, some twenty
miles the other side Of Washington,
starting at O'Clock in the morning,
arriving about IL o'clock at Little
Round Bay, on the Severn, makins
the trip in about FIVE hours. They re-
turned home the day after in perfect
safety.
Mrs. Kate Singer spent the day
with her son, Mr. John Remillieux
last week. who has been quite i'll at
his grandparents home, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman H. Viking, Sr., but is
greatly improved now.
Miss Marguerite Clautice, of Balti.
more, has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. George Viking, but has
returned home. She was accompa-
MED by her niece, Annie.
Master Brice Worthiugton, Of The
Highlands, has returned to Baltimore
and started to school yesterday
after very delightful summer.
The young guests of Miss Carrie
Worthington have returned to Balti-
more after a very pleasant summer.
Mr.. William Sahlin, of Baltimore,
spent few days last week with his
father, Mr.. N. Sahlin, enjoying FISH
ing and Grabbing.
Mr. Claude Arth is the guest OF
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Leonard Mather spent the
weekend with his mother at their
beautiful bungalow on Little Round
Boy. Re was accompanied by a
friend from Washington.
Miss Gladys Arth, of Wa ihington,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs Joseph Arth, at Twin Cedars.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Henry Viking,
Jr., were the guests on Sunday of Mr..
aud Mrs. Luther Nichols at their
home ne ar South River.
Mrs. William Albre chit, of Balti-
more, was the guest OF her father,
Mr.. n. Sahlin, for the weekend
Her sons Nelson and Willie accom-
panied her.
Mr.. Walter I. Startzman, Of VII
mona Cliffs, is spending q few days
in Baltimore. He, with bis family,
will very shortly close his cottage
IN the Severn and return to Balti.