Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-12-08
Localwise & Otherwise

Z AONdlWISC ~ \|lIlCE Wise
There are remaining fourteen shop.
ping days before Christmas. Shop
early!
The Circuit, Orphans and Commits
sioners' Courts were in session on
Tuesday last.
Mars. B. Harris Camalier, who has
been quite i'll. is, we are pleased 70
note, quite well again.
The Weather Bureau forecasts
generally fair weather for this week
with normal temperature.
Mrs. WE5. J, Martin and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Kock, of Washington, we're
guests OF Mrs. A. +. King last week
Work is progressing nicely on the
new homes Of Mr.. George +. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. James +. Mattingly. in
the North End.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Frank Dent have
moved from California tn Mr.. j. Fen
ner Lees, near Leonardtown, for the
winter.
Misses Louise and Estells Wilkin-
son and Messrs. A. b Adams and
Walter Fox. of Washington, spent Sun
day last with Miss Doris haley.
The Bureau 81 Animal Industry OF
the Dept Of Agriculture reports the
existence ~ hog cholera on the prem
iSes OF Mrs. Pembroke. at st. InigoeS.
The Bazaar for the benefit of st.
AlOysias' Church will begin this
Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m.
See advertisement elsewhere for its
elaborate program.
Note the Christmas Section, wherein
are To he found the announcements Of
the progressive business establish
ments You will find it worth while To
patronizc them.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Thomas Duke, of
"AcrOss-the Bay" announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mary
Ann, To Mr.. James Edward Codd, of
Baltimore.
DR.. Vim. G.. Schafhirt and Mr. Henry
III. RYrne, of Washington, paid the
BEAC'DS Office "A pleasant visit ON Sat
urday. Both of them are boy hood
friends of Mr.. l.. + Abel.
Southern Maryland was shout the
only part of the State that had no
snow on Sunday. There was q heavy
fall in Western Maryland, Washing
ton and the Eastern Shore.
The much heralded Bazaar. schedul-
ed Tor Dee. :; ., and 10Th. opens at
the Town Hall today. There * pub
liGhad salG pUhprs in IzSna cnTn-
piete program. See il.
Help III" Is''Inar,ltow1 Toys organic
their 1872 foot. hall team by attending
their dance at Leonard Hall on Satur-
day, Dec. 18th. Karl Bergman T.
piece Orchestra will furnish the music
Mr. and Mrs. II. BascOm Broun, Jr
who have been visiting relatives ia the
Northern Neck 81 Virginia, motored
through l.eonardtown on Friday last
en route to Washington. They were
accompanied 10y their small son and
daughter.
Miss Bessie BuSSler, of Baltimore
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
Helen BuSSler, of Lconardtown, re-
turned tn her home on SUNDAY last
She was accompanied a far "a Wash
ington 10y her sister and Mr.. Floyd
Turner.
II you lie, lie easy lie on a genuine
pure white layer felt mattress at ~ -
Tncy are beautiful and arc positively
wa.rfh Si65o. We have n big stock oI
them and IL you will just ring me up |
Will deliver one for you. Also plenty
OF beautiful beds. Paul h. Long,
Clements Advertisement
An entertainment for the children of
the county will he given 10y the odd
Fellows At their hail, Ridge, on Dec.
-. Ia which all are invited. There
will hc "A Christmas tree and gifts for
the little ones and good cnterlain-
ment for the grown-upS, Admission
free.
Among the applicants who will take
the Civil Service examination Ia I've
held to- fill the pOStmaSterShip OF the
Leonardtown IOStoiiice are George Y
McCnlly, Charles FOxwell, Harry NJ
Jones, &. EtheIhcrt Abel, j r. Raley
Kenneth II. Duke, J. Roland Duke,
present encumhant, and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert wood, of Hol-
1ywood, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs
Thomas DIXon'S lconardtown. last
week. Mr.. Dixon, who has been con
fined to his bed for the past four weeks
with "A sever" attack of rheumatism. is
convalcScent and wishes "a thank his
friends for their many kind offers dur
ing his illness.
Among the advertising pages Of this
issue will hc found an array al Offer
ingS such as cannot fail To meet the
requirements Of III" most fr>tidiou>
shopper and it reflects progressive
and up-to-dateneSS among our com
mercIal activities that ranks US well
ahead OF most rural communities
Patronize our adveI tiSerS-thcir goods
are of excellent quality and their prices
are reasonable.