Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1924-05-02
LOCAL BREvITEs.

Congressman Sydney y Muoo spent
Sunday at his home in this town.
Miss Katherine r. Poseys Of Issue,
is visiting friends in Washingtyn1D,
Mrs. s. s. Lancaster, Of 9'Vsisfe
Hail." is visiting relatives In Penn.
No. l Mixed Hay, $500 per tea.
HOWARD & BERRY, Waldorf, Md.
II YOU want to sell your farm, list u
With S. X. Burch, Hughesville, No.
adv.
Miss Laura Yates. of Dahlgren, Va,
spent the weekend with her parents IN
this town.
Republicans, attend the primaries
Monday next, and vote Tor Gavin
Coolidge.
Mr.. Adrian Budd, OF Washington
spent the weekend with his mother, In
this town.
Ober's 10 per cent Tobacco Bed fer
tilizer for sale b. Mitchell Motor 20 {,
La Plata, Nd.
A full line of repairs for any make
moving machine carried in stock oy
Central Garage.
Miss Corinne Gardiner, OF Wash
ington, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clara
NJ. Budd, this town.
Sergeant w. c. Ferguson, of the
Baltimore Police Force, was a recent
visitor to the county.
Miss Lulu Fike, OF Washington, was
weekend guest Of Miss Henrietta
Morris, at Spring Hill.
Thank the man who directs you TO
Martins Hotel, La Plata, Md, to dine
He is sure friend TO YOU.
Mrs. Bernard A. Howard was hos
tess at delightful card party at her
ner home Friday afternoon last.
Miss Mabel Bean, Of Brandywine,
spent the weekend with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. W. l. Bean, near this
town.
The goat was on hand at the
Modern Woodmen's dance Saturday
night, but no one could be found TO
ride him.
Miss Wallace. of Prince Georges
county was a weekend guest OF the
family of Mr.. Howard Townshend, at
Bel Alton.
Mrs. Nathan c. Moore, OF AUNT
Mary's Farm, near Doncaster, spent
Sunday last with her father, Mr.. p. S.
Bowling, this town.
We are glad to report that Ex-State's
: Attorney Cooksey, who has been very
III at the Emergency Hospital, WASH
ington, is much better.
Mrs. Frank W. Rockwell, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
the, county, returned to her home in
Annapolis Saturday last.
In reporting DR.. Monroe last week
as stating that scarlet fever patients
had practically recovered, we should
have said smallpox patients.
Chief Judge Digges and Ex-Judge
Briscoe acted as honorary pallbearers
at the funeral of the late Judge VIM.
H. Thomas in Westminster Tuesday
last.
Miss Margaret Norris, OF Washing
i ton. spent the weekend with Miss Lula
Penn and was among those who at
tended the Modern Woodmen's dance
here Saturday night.
Miss Mae v. Hoffman and friend,
Mr.. John S. Hendrickson. OF New Jer-
sey, spent Easter with the former $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoif-
man, Camp Springs, Nd
Another member Of the Court OF APP
4 peals has been called to the Great
A Beyond in the sudden death Saturday
last OF Judge William II. Thomas, OF
= Ahe Fifth Judicial Circuit.
The Fien. you are planning. to attend
Le snra DAY exercises on May 22nd,
in town for s'The & is9ress Of 81. fves
at the Town Hall, SIS P. NJ. Another
treat.
Newt Cnna.v a.. pt,,ht T2averend
Doctor Freeman, Bishop OF Washing
:, ton, will preach at Christ Church a:
" a. m. Tine Bishop will also admin
v the sacrament of Confirmation to
&c class.
When in the market for riding or
~~g plows, disc, peg or spring
zarrows, corn planters, trans
4 .anters, walking or riding cultiva-
Htors, call on Central Garage. They
z carry them in stock.
1.-THE Path Across the HILL" given
here recently by Court Neale, Catholic
Daughters of America, will be present.
s ed in St. Joseph's Hall, Morganza,
Md, Friday, May 3. Another chance
to see this good play.
Mr.. Philip S. Bowling, Jr., who was
recently operated upon at Providence
Hospital, Washington, for Appendix
eitis, has returned to his home in this
town and is rapidly regaining his for
4 mer health and strength.
We have secured the services of Mr..
Hit, OF Virginia, as mechanic, who
comes not only highly recommended,
but who is mechanic in every sense
of the word. Give him a trial and be
convinced. CENTRAL GARAGE.
Tuesday. May 6, is colored institute
day in Charles county. A special class
in clothing work to be held at 10 a. m.
for women should be largely attended.
Miss Bertha Knight, clothing expert,
will be here and will bring her exhibit
OF children's clothing. Attend the in
stitute. Session begins at 10 a. m.
The Hawaiian Circus-v Vaudeville
Minstrel appeared on schedule at Me-
chanicsville last Friday night and was
greeted by an enormous and enthusiasts
tic crowd, said to be the largest ever
assembled In the hall. The show
pleased the audience as was expected.
Dancing followed the show; the good
music Of the Mechanicsville orchestra
was appreciated.
Firestone and Vacuum Cup Tires
at 10 per cent discount for next two
weeks, beginning Saturday. 18th.
ROBERT V. NORRIS.