Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-14

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The Orphans Court was in
session on Tuesday last.
State Auditor j. Enos Raw
visited Leonardtown on Wednesday
last.
Mr.. George Lancaster, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, il the guest of reIa-
tives in st. Mary's.
Mr.. James T. Turner, of Ryce-
vile, Charles county. IN in Mercy
Hospital, Baltimore, with typhoid
fever.
DIR. VIM. Keiles, registered
optometrist, viii be in Leonardtown
during the Fair. See ad in another
column.
Mr.. X. Bascom Broun, Jr., of
the First National Bank Of St.
Mary's, spent Tuesday last in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Fen
wick, of Washington, spent a few
days with Mr.. Fenwick's parents at
Hotel st. Mary's.
The County Fair for this year
promises to excel anything hitherto
attempted along this line. Don't
miss q single day.
The many friends of Mr.. Geo.
Washington Williams, of the Bal
timOre Bar, were pleased TO see him
again in Sc. Mary's.
The oyster supper for the bene-
ft of st. Paul's M. K. Church,
Leonardtown, will be on Tuesday,
Oct. 20, at Hotel Lawrence.
Attention is called to the sale
of the personal effects of the late
Judge William s. Coppage. See
adv. elsewhere in this issae.
The Democratic speakers will
arrive in Leonardtown about IL
O'Clock Thursday today. A large
attendance at the meeting is expect
ed.
Columbus Day was fttingly
celebrated by our towns-folk. who
displayed the National Emblem and
otherwise participated in patriotic
displays.
There will be an oyster supper
at Medley's Neck on Friday, the Is.
These affairs are always most pleas
ant, and this one will be well worth
attending.
According to an Associate
Press dispatch, the only son of
Rudyard Kipling has been killed
during charge of his regiment in
Flanders.
The young men of Oakley will
give an entertainment, consisting of
music and elocution, at Oakley Hall
on Friday, the 18th. The program
is published elsewhere.
The j. p. Greenwich Imple-
ment Co., has just received a car
load of Chevrolet automobiles, and
they will be on display at the COM
pany's building in Leonardtown.
Mrs. Thomas j. Gaffney, who
has been visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Camalier, has returned to
her home, Miss Madeleine CANA
lier accompanied her for a brief
visit.
Mr.. III. j, Froehlich, of Mertz
q Mertz Co., wall be at Hotel st.
Mary's during the Fair. with sam
Piles of fine clothing material Drop
in and have your measure taken for
suit.
A meeting will be held in the
evening of the l4th to map out the
local campaign of the Democrats,
and n whirlwind tour Of the county,
with abundance of logic and elo-
quance, is expected.
Mrs. Deckelman, of the City
Hub Store, Leonardtown, has just
returned from buying trip to New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and will have an announcement of
her Fall offerings in our next issue.
Look out for the bargains
On Tuesday last the Commits
sioners' Court was in session and,
after transacting routine business,
took steps to carry out the recon-
mendations of the last Grand Jury
in providing 4 cement walk from
the entrance of the Court House
yard to the building.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, connect
cd with the County Fair, are start
ing an exchange for the sale of
everything made by the ladies.
Those interested will meet at p.
m, each day of the fair in the
Ladies' Rest Room. Addresses