Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-03-28
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Town and Country.
The report of Judge Samuel Riggs shows
that during the month of January fines
and costs aegresatins $S69.15 were COL
Iacted in the police court here.
Senator David l. Walsh, of Massachu-
setts will speak before the Rockville
branch of the National Council of Catholic
Men the first Sunday evening in April.
James H. Barber, retired farmer and
lifelong resident of Laytonsville district.
died last week. aged SO years. Pneumonia.
of which he had been i'll one week. was the
cause of his death.
DIR. A. C. Christie, who recently sold his
farm of 252 acres near Sandy Spring for
CAT 500. has bought the Cameron house,
in Woodside Park. for $22,500. Both
sales were made through the real estate
office of Frank L. Hewitt, Silver Spring.
Alice R. Dorsey has instituted suit in
the circuit court here for an absolute d.
vorce from Charles Dorsey, who is said to
he n resident of Baltimore. The couple
was according to the bill. married Deem
1s 1918. and the plaintiff claims she was
deserted one month later.
Lewis Robinson and Earl Murphy. col
ored. of Washington. pleaded guilty before
Judse Samuel Riggs, in the police court
here to CHARGES of violating the local OPP
lion law and we're fined $3.50 and costs.
They were arrested when an automobile.
in which was go gallons of whisky, coided
with another machine on the Seventh
Street pike, near Silver Spring.
In game last week at Rockville with the
girls team of the Rockville High School, the
Girls basket ball team of the Sandy Spring
school sustained its first defeat in two
wears. The contest was close and exciting
throughout the final score being 20 to 20.
Sarah Keys gave a remarkable exhibition
as left forward for the Rockville team.
being responsible for 26 of her teams 20
scores.
Mrs. Catherine J. Miles. aged II years.
died at her residence, 636 X street north
east, Washington. on Friday last. She
had been suffering for some time from
LINGERING illness due to chronic heart trouble.
Mrs. Miles was the widow of Amos Riggs
Miles, member of an old Maryland family.
Before her marriage she was Miss Catherine
]. Watkins. She was born in this county
on September S. 1852.
Dame Fashion has supplied the Rock
vile Millinery and Notion Store with a
complete line of the latest shapes. fads.
colors and novelties in hats To complete
your spring costume. why not have a
spring dress to match in ching blue, toast.
lakewood, pearl, twis or the popular black
and white combination Be convinced Of
the witchery of candle light by seeing
our novelty candles and holders.
The suits of John Overbeke. ST.. Of
Cleveland, Ohio. and four members Of ms
family against J. Forrest Walker. OF Gath
ersbure, for damages aeereeatine $4,000
for injuries in an automobile collision on
the Gaithersburg- Rockville pike 10 August
last nave been removed To frederick
county for trial. the plaintiffs having made
affidavits that they did not believe they
could have fair and impartial trials in this
county.
The Rockville Woman's Club met at the
Montgomery Country Club on Thursday
March goth. Mrs. Eugene Scott, the presi-
dent, presided. Responses to roll-call were
Maryland Indian names and Maryland
birds and flowers. After the usual bust
ness routine Mrs. William Talbot read
most interesting paper on Maryland.
Afternoon tea was served, the club then
adjourned to meet on April 3rd with Mrs.
Ernest Offutt, hostess.
The Truth About King Tut-Karl Kitchen.
famous all over the world as newspaper
writer, has made a special trip to Egypt to
investigate the king Tut" matter. He
has found some startling things. and he
does not mince words.in relating the truth.
His FIRST article will appear in the Maya
zine of The Washington Star, Sunday.
March 30th. Order your copy Of The Star
from your newsdealer today, for you can
not afford to miss these articles.
After investigation of the automobile
collision on the Seventh Street pike. near
Silver Spring, in which John Simpson. 81
years old, a gardener in the employ of W..
W. Mcfarland. of Alta Vista, lost his life.
the grand jury decided no one was GRIM
inally responsible. The automobile con-
tanning Simpson was being driven by Ian
Mcfarland. son of Simpsons employer.
The car collided with a truck Of the State
Roads Commission. which was parked
alongside the road
Arbor Day.