Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05
LOCAL BREvITiEs.

Drive begins Monday, Aug. p.
Are you preparing for The Drive
Political breezes are beginning TO
blow
We tender warm welcome to Father
Kreis on his return to our midst.
Mrs. Mamie Gardiner. of Washing
ton, is visiting friends in the county.
Dance at Chapel Point Wednesday
nj. 3, ATzee %, Don't fail to attend.
Mrs. Medinger, OF "a more, is Wis
iting Mrs. Arthur Thorn Jon, IN this
town.
If you want to sell your farm, list it
with S. X. Burch, Hughesville, Nd
adv.
McDonough Institute is calling you.
viii you help the Assembly Hall
grow
lOx2o Titan Tractor for sale-good
as new. For terms, see Martin "
Mitchell !.
Prepare for McDonough Institute
Week. WHEN? Beginning Monday,
August p.
Give your order for Ford car now
and have il in time for the summer
season. 4.
The hand of welcome, and solicitude
Tor your comfort is always found at
the New Wills Hotel.
Master John Warren Albrittain, of
fhis town, is visiting his cousin, Mas
ter Ralph Rowzee, in Washington,
Rev. Mr.. Crosson, of Marbury, will
preach at Port Tobacco Sunday, at 3
>. M. in place OF Rev. Mr.. Ramey.
Miss Alice Bowie has returned to her
home in this town; from an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Wash
ington.
Mr.. o. A. Estep and family, of
Washington, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. W B. Billingsley, at Mid
dletown.
Mr.. j. d. Robertson, of this town,
has been awarded the contract for
d placing an iron fence around the Court
House yard.
Mrs. G. E. Tausky and little son, of
w. Virginia, are visiting Mrs. Tau
sky's parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. M.
Cochrane, this town.
Ask Matthews Howard Company,
Inc. y to give you free demonstration
OF the work that can be done with a
s.Fordson" tractor. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. simon r. Golibart, ST.,
and Mr., Paul Golibart, of Washing
ton, were guests during the week OF Mr..
Simon r. Golibart, Jr.
LOST. Between La Plata and La
Grange Hill, a pocket book. Finder
will please return to Maryland indie
pendent and receive reward.
Mr.. Marion Hill, of Bluestone, sold
two bhds. of tobacco, one for 4lic, and
the other for 40ic, the Tobacco Grow
ers, Association making the. sale. =
From It'll district items in ST. Mary's
) Beacon.
Mr.. Erancis o. White, Sr., has re-
turned 70 his home. Indian Head, from
visit to his sons, Messrs. Clarence
NJ. White, Francis o. White, Jr., and
Earl C. White, of Annapolis.
Chairmen Galen L. TAFT and J. HUI
bert Wade, of the Republican and
Democratic State Central Committees
respectively, have agreed on Friday
September 9, as the day on which tn,
primaries are to be held.
LOST about four weeks ago on roat
between Brandywine and Bryantown
dark colored coat, with automobile
drivers permit in name of George Ma
grogan, in pockets. Finder will pleas,
notify George Magrogan, Leonard
-town, Md, and receive reward.
Among visitors to the county sea
during the week were Messrs. +. r
Wills, Bel Alton; L. S. Herbert, New
port; Price Gray, Grayton; John II
Reeder, Newburg; A. Il. Gardiner
Berry: p. A. Wbeatley, Pomfre.; 5. 5
Lancaster, Rock Point; A. L. Lloyi
and Arthur Middleton, Nayside.
Tuesdays Washington Star report
that Miss Eunice Wright, seventy
three years old, school teacher i
Westmoreland county, Va, who wa
fatally hurt Monday night, when Al
automobile Ia which she was ridinl
skidded and overturned on the Stat
road between Bryantown and Hughes
VILE, this county. died before reach
ing Providence Hospital, Washington
Among the weekend guests OF tn
camping party near white Hall Cot
tage,n Chapel Point, we're Mrs. Sam
uel Rochenbach, of Camp Meade
Misses Christobel and Mary Hill, @
Marlboro; Adelaide Pendleton, G
Washington, and Louise Matthews
q of La Plata; Major Thomas Cook
Capt. Walter Phillips and Lieut. Aiber
johnson, U. S. Army; Messrs. Josep
W. Putnam, OF Baltimore; Ottawa
Zantziuger and Peter G, SorIsen, Q
Washington,