Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-30
News From the Seventh

Mr.. IL, -. f3lacklStonc, our most
congeuial proprietor OF the famous
old summer resort, River Springs, en-
tertained az luncheon last Sunday,
DR.. J. y. Nelson and bride, Of HaR.
erstowr; Col. r. NJ. Whratley aud
bride, and eight others, all Of Havrc
dc Grace, Md. River Springs Is one
Of the most beautiful and picturesque
places on the Potomac and Is getting
10 DE a regular mecca for Sunday
automobile parties
Mr. Harry Love, Of Colton's Point,
accompanied by Messrs Harry Palm.
CT, VIM. Husomau, Fred GRss and
Mrs. George Fart motorcd 20 the
Capitol City Saturday.
Mr. +. d. Klolz, our most popular
cigar maker has purchased the Geo.
Knott property on ST. Patrick's Mr..
and Mrs. Klotz have made many
friends in this section who are glad 70
know that they will make tbeir future
home ia 81. Mary's.
Mr. John F.. Thompson. Of Capitol
Hill, received for one hid. OF tobacco
s}O2 81.
Mrs Sophia Shauks Is extremely ili
at the home 81 her sister, Mira Fred
Dent, Of Poplar Grove. Her many
friends wish her speedy restoration
10 health.
Mr. Mitchell Pilketton's lItio hoy
vas run over 10y hn OK cart last Fri.
day aud besides being hurt internally
had several ribs broken Or. Palmer
rendered necessary medical attention,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eddie Ellis werc visit.
ed los the stork last week, which left a
delightful baby girl or couUratula.
tions.
Mrs rlhcl Barber boarded steamer
Saturday for EhesleriuNn, where she
spend some time with Der mother.in.
law, Mrs. Emma Robertson.
Mr. Edgar Simpson. 81 sleepy Hoi.
low, has just returned feom a trip 10
Washington and Baltimore.
Messrs. Stephen Graves aud Levy
Deane, OF MADDOX, we're 10 our section
Saturday.
Aeroplanes dying over our heads
are a daily occuranee, Tho other day
while Mr., Harvey Bailey and Uncle
/ Phil Brooks. colored, Were working
IN the field, very large one made is
/ appearance Uncle Phil made n
'boe-line" for the river bank, bog.
Ring Mr., Bailey % come under de
bank, cause dat fellow might drop q
bum
The Red Cross drive In this district
] -
Quite a large amount over the Rlluli-
mcnt was realized.
! mr john Francis Dent. Of HuriiuR.
ton, is the first farmer ia this section
10 plant tobacco.
Mr. w a Hail, our popular cigar
salesman, vas ia our section Ia u
Wednesday, having sold over 5000
cigars bet@een Washington and Leon.
ardtown.
Well blest is he sho counts among his
store
Health and the comfort of a seadiast
friend,
A cheerful home, a heart Of deep con.
tent,
A sunny garden spot to dig and tend.
Mr. Alex Downs, OF Maiden Bower,
sold one hid. Of tobacco for $3.50. 80.
The roads Ia this section have been
so bad that the citizens are thinking
Of pettioning the legislators 10 build
a bridge from Bushwood to Rock
Point so they can connect with the
State road and be able 10 get IN and
out OF the Seventh district
Mr.. Frank Bostwick, OF Stony
Knoll, has well preserved Florida
Favorite watermelon that he raised
last year. This watermelon has been
behind Mr.. Bostwick's stove ever since
September and Is sound as a dollar,
The Dodge pall game at River
Springs between the girls and boys
resulted In tie,
Never hit man when he's down II
isn't fair, and besides he might get up
and lick the blazes out OF you. You
never can tell. Even the bald-headed
man may be able 10 take his own part.
Call a man hard names and he may
be soft enough to stand for t. Many
man blows his own horn only to come
out at the little end OF IL.
GABRIEL.