Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-03
ITEMS FROM ICLEHART'S.
County Ceilings Gathered BY Capitals
Correspondent Indications Of
FalI-Progressive Farmers
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Fall is upon as, not only in the sea-
son, but the feel of the We 4ther II
is quite cool IT times and the q
changes to very hot
On Friday night last We were visit
ed with quite a heavy thunder storm,
although not very much damage was
noticed, except the fuse blowing out
az Mr.. w. T. Startzman's phone at
Winona Cliffs, also the splitting Of
two or three polls.
The Progressive Farmers Associa-
tion will hold their regular meeting
at Murray Hall, Brownsville, this
evening. All ere invited to attend.
Monday was the opening day OF
the squirrel season and the squirrels
are plentiful. There were not many
gunners out this year. as the farmers
are trying &c make people understand
that the signs mean keep off, but
there are very few people that seem
TO understand the meaning.
Ia few days the school bell will
ring and the Stars and Stripes will
be flying over the school at Iglshart
a few new faces will be seen and
some of-the old ones will be gone.
Mrs. Brice Worthington. of Sunny
Banks and teacher Of School 10, is
attending the teachers NEE ting at
the High school in Annapolis.
Mr.. H. Proctor and young daughter,
is the guest Of her aunt and sister
in-law, Mrs. Brice Worthington, Of
Sunny Banks, for few weeks.
Mrs William Sahlin and children,
Of Baltimore, was the guest of her
father-in-law, Mr.. N. Sahlin, for a
lew days last week.
Miss Victoria Arth, of Twin
Cedars, was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. John Woods, last week.
Mr.. Richard Ward, with a friend
from Baltimore, was the que st for a
few days Of his father, MIR. Samuel
Ward, at Winona Cliffs.
The eldest daughtr of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson has been quite i'll at her
parents home, near Lusby's Gross
Roads.
Mr.. Edward Hall, Jr., has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Hall, of Severn. Farm. but has
r returned to Washington.
Mrs. Kate Patterson, Of Baltimore,
spent a few days with her friend,
Mrs. j. A. Ward, OF The Vineyard.
Mr.. Claude Arth has returned to
twin Cedars after a pleasant visit
with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Charlotte Hall. of Severn
Farm, and Mr.. King, of Annapolis,
spent Labor Day in Washington.
Miss Mata DEWITT has returned to
Baltimore after a delightful week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Henry Viking, Jr., of Iglshart.
Mr.. Fisher, of Baltimore, was
the guest on Sunday of his friend,
Mr.. Cecil Brown, at Lusby's Cross
Roads.
Mr. Albert Gunther, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Henry
Viking, 5r., for the past week has
returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. Richard and William Brown
have returned to Baltimore after
spending a few weeks with their
brother, Mr.. Cecil Brown, near
Lusby's Cross Roads.
Mr.. Comady, of Washington, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. z. j.
Mather for the weekend at their
bun galow on Little Round Bay.
Mr.. Lee Kries, Of Annapolis, was
the weekend guest for the opening
OF the squirrel season of his friend,
Mr. H. Henry Viking, Jr., at lyle,
hart.
Mrs. L. j. Mather entertained
quite a house party at the beautiful
bungalow on Little Round Bay over
Labor Day. Her guests were from
Philadelphia and Washington.
Mrs. Goldsmith and children have
returned to Baltimore after spending
few weeks with relatives anc
friends at Lusby's Cross Roads.
Miss Nellie Proctor, of Sunny
Banks, left for Washin gton last week
to start as a nurse in one of the chill
dren's hospitals.
Mrs. j. B. Woytych has guests
from Baltimore spending 8 few days
Mr.. John Reid, of Iglehart, spent
Sunday in Baltimore as the guest Of
his brother, Mr.. William Reid, Of
Waverly, TO meet his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Taylor, Of San Diego, Cal.
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