Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-12
LOCAL BREVII3Es.

Senator Walter j, Mitchell visitet
baltimore during the week.
Mr. J. Carlisle Wilmer spent Sun
day with his family in this town.
Read the Ford advertisement eaci
week; it is worth your attention. =.
Miss Mae W. Berry, OF Washing.
ton, is visiting relatives in the county
If you want to sell your farm, list il
with 5. X. Burch, Hughesville, Nd.
adv.
Miss Dorothy Mohler, of Cations
vile, is visiting Miss Catherine Wills,
at Bel AItnn---
Miss Anna Murray, Of Washington,
was guest of Mrs. j Carlisle Wilmer
for the weekend.
Postmaster Garner has provided his
Harley Davidson with side car. He
S right now, girls.
Miss Horton, of Washington. is Wis
iting at Linden" the home of Mr..
Washington Berry.
The hand of welcome, and solicitude
for your comfort is always found at
n ~ Now wills Hotel.
ington, IS visiting Rdti ono. q " niss
Elise Wheatly, at Pomfret.
Hon. Robert Grain, OF Washington,
spent several days during the week al
his beautiful home, Nit Victoria
Miss Raye Bahey, of Washington,
spent Sunday with her mother, Airs.
Albert J. Lomax, at the New Wills
Hotel.
Miss Inez Posey. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Brockett, of Alexan-
dria, Va, left Sunday for visit to
Canada.
Mr. Claude B. Lloyd, representing
G. Ober 4 Sons Co, spent the week
end in the county taking orders for
wheat fertilizer.
Mr.. Algernon Gardiner, popular
clerk at the Rennert Hotel, Baltimore,
is visiting his sister, Mrs Mae r.
Thompson, Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reeder, OF
Baltimore, have returned to their
home, after visit to their daughter,
Mrs Edward S. Burroughs.
Cashier Il. J. Mates, of the Southern
Maryland National Bank, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +,
d. Mates. at Indian Head.
Several good aud desirable tracts
of real estate will be sold at the Court |
House door Tuesday next. A good |
chance to buy good home.
Mr.. Thomas b. r. Mudd, who has
returned from two-weeks cruise with |
the Naval Reserves fleet, spent Sunday |
last at his home in this town.
We are glad to state that Mr.. Wesley |
Bowie, of this town, who was quite |
sick last week, has greatly improved |
and is now up and about again.
Mrs. G. h. Powell and little daugh- i
ter, have returned to their home in |
Baltimore, from a visit to the former S |
parents, Mr. and Mrs VIM. S. Yates,
this town.
Mrs. 4. L. Watts and son, Robert, |
OF Virginia, who have been visiting |
the formers sister, Mrs. H. A. VIII |
son, this town, returned to their home
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Ella Mudd, of Washington,
accompanied by her little granddaugh- |
ter, Miss ''Pinkyi Mudd, of Philadel- |
phia, spent the week end with relatives |
In the county.
Miss rhelma Trotter, of Waldorf, |
who was recently operated upon for
appendicitis, has fully recovered and |
was a guest of Misses Miriam and
Margaret Norris for the weekend
Rev. John E. Wade, of st. Philip |
and James Catholic Church, Balti- |
more, formerly of st. Mary's Church.
Newport, attended the festival at New
port Tuesday and was warmly greeted
by his many friends.
The festival given at st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Newport, Tuesday
due, in a great measure to the extrea's
popularity of the pastor, Rev. Father
Bradley, was great success. Weather
conditions were ideal and the attend
ance large,
LOST about four weeks ago on road
between Brandywine and Bryantown,
a dark colored coat, with automobile
drivers permit in name OF George Ma
grogan, in pockets Finder will please
notify George Magrogan, Leonard
town, Nd, and receive reward.
Mr.. Price Gray, OF Grayton, has
filed his certificate as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for County
Commissioner to succeed himself. Mr..
Gray has made one OF the best Com
missioners the county ever had and
the taxpayers are fortunate that he is
willing again to serve them.
Rev. Father james A. McGiveney
has been appointed agent of the Cor
poration of Roman Catolic Clergymen
of Maryland, TO succeed Rev. Father
Joseph Zwinge, who recently resigned
press we learn of the death of Father
Zwinge Saturday last, August g. The
passing away OF this good priest is
very muea regretted In this section,
where he washighly esteemed by PEG,
Ma ~ a II palIgi0us danomtnat{nns