Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-02-24
News from the seventh

Mr.. Frank Bostwick, our local
bachelor, OF Abel. departed last week
for Baltimore. frank has been court
ing rich widow In Baltimore for the
last % years. and has chartered the
Matte Dean" to bring down load
OF furniture. The boys are expecting
him home with his better half in a few
days and are collecting rice, tin horns
and old shoes to greet them on their
arrival home.
over her ears and the glow OF vanity
in her heart, surely lie average girl
would die OF exposure these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman G. Slingluff,
OF Washington, are receiving congra-
tulations on the birth OF a bouncing
baby boy. Another rebate OF True
mans Income taxi
Mathematical research has not yet
arrived az any definite figures ms to
where all the 'licker' that continues
to be available comes from.
Mr.. Bonnie Gibson, Of Holy Angels,
fell from ladder while painting at
Sacred Heart and was very badly
hurt Besides bruises and decorations,
he came near breaking his ankle.
The ideal weather during the last
two weeks had started peach buds TO
swell, and apprehension is felt over
the outcome. Farmers have been plow-
ing and wheat Is making rapid growth.
Mr.. Onie Bailey, accompanied by
Misses Grace While and Bessie Meu-
shaw, motored to Washington, where
they visited friends and relatives, last
week
The Seventh District Community
Club will hold Its next meeting at Oak
ley Hall on March LIST The usual
attraction will be u discussion OF ey-
erything relating TO agriculture by
Messrs. Jos. r. Grew, Frank Wather
and T. Garner Reeves States At
torney John Briscoe viii also address
the meeting. Every member Is earnest
" requested TO attend.
It's got so these days that Young
man can hardly wee unless he can
show the girl two licenses marriage
and automobile.
One ofthe latest song hits in Bedlum
Neck: I'm Going Back 10 Ny Moon
shine Nell; ! Love Her Still"
Mr.. Milford Fishmnn, 81 Maycroft,
has just returned from business trip
TO the Capita City.
Read this. my son, for II Is 50,
Let il DO understood,
That IL you'll just pay as you go
You'll find the going good.
Mr.. Frank Mcwflliams OF Cobrums,
who has been suffer ing from severe
attack OF neuritis, Is slowly recover
ing.
Mrs. Benjamin Owens, Jr., accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Elsie Mat
tingly, Of Ahell, Us spending some
time with relatives and friends IN
Washington.
Mr.. A Il. Schroths woods caught
fire last week and for while threaten
ed the residence of Mrs &. A. Herbert
Farmers organized and after severe
struggle succeeded 10 extinguishing
the blaze. which destroyed quite q
number ~ small trees.
Mrs. Jos. r. Crew, OF Upper Brous-
10y, arrived home Saturday after a
two week = visit u Mr. and Mrs. Her.
bert Dunkle, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Ed. Crycr, accompanied 10y Mr.
and Mes. Hnrry Cooke ~ the Capital
City, spent the week end with the Miss
es Palmers, ~ Friendly Hall
Capt p. J. Ovens and son. Ray
mond, of Abel. came neaf being ship
wrecked while returning home from
the Upper Wicomico last Thursday
They lost their rudder backing aud
shoe aud arrived home after o most
thrilling "Trip.
Mr. Efwnrd Dixon. uf Sandgates,
was seek in this section last Monday,
Edward I'D motored over 90 Sunday
10 see Il sweetheart and his "flivyer''
had N nnm-sIrong. After driving
! ;:;::a. = %
family. 81 Wash u Hesy
with Mr. GibsonSp afen.s, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joe Gibson, OF Abel
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