Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-04-07
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M. ii. M. Garner has the contract
10 build q new school house and hall
In Medley's Neck.
Buggy and harness for sale cheap,
good as now. Can be seen at Paul
B Long's, Clements ADV.
Miss Esther Tippett. OF Washington
spent the Easter holidays with her par
ents in Medley's Neck.
Miss Grace Stone, OF Rritton, Is
n visiting friends and relatives 10 Baltl-
mo = and Washington.
Mrs. r.. o. Morgan returned to
Washington on Sunday after spending
two weeks Iii Leonardtown.
Mr., Charles J. Russell, OF Wash
ingtOn. formerly of this county, is
spending this week in st. Mary's.
Miss Alma Wathen has returned TO
Washington after a visit to her home
near Loyeville.
Miss Ella Clark, of Washington. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. Frank
Smith, at Scotland,
Mr.. Jos. A :. Coad arrived on Sun
day night from New York and will be
ii the county all Of this week
Miss is@lena Gresnwell entertained
the 800 Club Hs4hcr home In Leonard
town on Thursday exening of last week
DR.. and Mrs. d. French Dsens and
Mrs Mande Gardiner, Of Chaptlco,
were visitors to The county seat on
Wednesday
Miss Gladys Howard returned TO her
home at Waldorf on Monday after q
visit 70 Miss Christine GreenwelI In
Leonardtown.
Miss Nellie Fcnwick, Of Washing
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Char
loste +. King, Leonardtown.
M. Geo. p. wigpinton and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, OF Kalamazoo, Mich.
spent last week at their summer home,
@3elvedere,u on the Potomac.
The Mcchanlcsyille qox hounds, be.
longing to VIM A. Hill, Jack Bur.
rouvhs and Jos. j. Hill, caught two
foxes on Saturday, April2
Mr.. VIM. v. Waters. formerly with
the Piedmont Ghano Co, Is now re-
presenting tho Standard GGano CO.,
pioneers. IN the reduction OF fertilizer
prices. adv
Farmers are having a very favor.
able season, and as a result are well
advanced with their spring work
Wheat Is looking sell and promises Q
good crop.
Miss Gladys johnson Is confined v
. her home BY Illness and her place al
ihn Il O. Morgan Department Store u
being filed By Miss Lorena Goldsboro
Mrs. Richard s. Cusick and son
LLOYD. af OravIlle, are spending o few
days this week with Mrs Cusicss faith
ar, Mr.. John Bnssler, at COMMON.
Spring lambs are selling as high a
Si4 With other products 40 low.
IS likely that this will have tho cftec
OF greatly incneLsing tho number =
sheep on 81 Mary's farms,
The fsostplIice Department bas take
long lease On the building nov nscl
BY the First dsaiIunnl Bank and 4
snon as til sGan move into u
nev i..''nd ~ u L hqulpment y lslsl
- Newton and daughters
Mr ssic and Myrtle, and Mis-
ssst kefton and Mr.. Ernest Nc
Setll I Hollywood, recently OK
$500 49, siks with Mr.. and Mrs
i FranE nussio' apd children. q Comp
ton
Thefa.nlers 81 o sne Comfy n"6s n naye l ns
oyer 800 lbs. Of via r s'ne which Mel hay
been returned tO Them from the factory
All OF them are mach pleased with III
experiment Of having their wool mad
up instead Of selling u on very ba
market
Mrs. Laura Y. Haring, MIR. and Mrs.
j. T.. Tfoth and two children, and Mrs
A. e. Spielman, all Of Washington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
ry Nj. Jones' They were accompanie
home by Miss Eleanor Spielmnn, VIII
spent al OF last week with Mr.. an
Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. Howard Biscoe, formerly Of III
Great Mills section. but now locate
In Baltimore with the wholesale dI
partment Of the Hudson and Esse
Motor CO., was ia. Ieonardtown 0
Sunday This was his second trip
the county In 40 years.
St. Mary's and Sc Inigoes Council
Knights OF Columbus. held joint inilii
tion ceremonies In the Gymnasium !
Leonard Hall on Sunday afternoon
when first and second degrees wei
conferred on a number OF applicant
!, District Deputy MtieIler, and two q
s;stants OF Baltimore were in charg
Mrs. Virginia 7. Carpenter and Nil
Virginia w Carpenter, widow an
daughter OF the late II Norman Ca
penter, OF Baltimore, through their a
torneys, I. Howard Embert and Jaml
}. Lindsay have flied a claim X
100000 against the United Railway
81 Balfim0re. MIR. Carpenter, was
native Of Budd's Creek, ST. Mary
county,
The fishing season has opened, shg
and rock being shipped every day fro
LeOnardtown much OF II being co
signed to the Tidewater Lines, In
|unurIl Herring are slow In making their a
h'aearance this spring, but hardhea'
re showing up about month earlii
Ian usual. Hard crabs are all
nkZ Mad OF the season and number
them are being caught 10 seines.
some day next week will be ''movir
siayu for Duke Bross L. Gendass
and Harry NJ. Jones. Duke Bro
Hi move Into the building now o
tpled by l.. Gendas0n. which thu
kenfly boughtfrom Mr. Jos. +, Nea
"a Gendason wilim0Ye his dry gooI
z 3sezn fIa .sAaeyK9As a s4p. "a ~ s.nr,ff.f.