Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-09-21
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Mrs. M. Ward and Miss E. Geely, OF
pootvile. sailed from Baltimore on Friday
~ the s S. Chatham, Of the Merchants
"a Miners Line, en- route Boston. Mass.
announcement has been made Of the
.aIs 20 John C. Let's, of Chevy Chase. Of
the 6fty.acre farm of J. Thomas Austin
nea, Bethesda The price has not been
disclosed.
mss Iuclle Cooley, of Washington. and
~, Ias H. Fowler. of Purdum. this county.
,,s,s married in Rockville last Saturday
"ta,Doon by Rev. B. M. Oseood, of the
Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Coupe have re-
,,,Dsd TO Cumberland after spending
few days with Mr.. Harry G. Poss and
daughter Nellie. the latter accompanying
her visitors to their home
NV Anderson, county agent. advises
farmers TO treat their seed wheat again
This fall This years crop was in good
marketable condition, but failure to treat
will mean repetition Of last years sad
experience.
On the ground of desertion Lafayette K
Bowman, of the vicinity OF Cedar Grove
has been granted an absolute divorce In
the circuit court here from Mamie b. Bow
man also of the vicinity of Cedar Grove
neighborhOod.
On the ground of desertion Gladys M. At
wood has been granted an absolute divorce
by Judge Robert B. Peter. in the circuit
court here, from Maurice N. Atwood. of
Silver Spring. She was represented by
Attorney Harold C. Smith.
Mrs. Alice Lumpkin, of this county. has
been granted an absolute divorce by Judge
r. B. Peter from Archie A. Lumpkin. of
Virginia. the decree allowing her to resume
her maiden name of AshetOn. She was
represented by Attorney H. M. Talbot.
The regular meeting of the Rockville
Community Garden Club was held Friday
at the home of Mrs. Edwin H. Etz, of
Bradley Hills, and was attended by large
number of members and others. Fall flow
ers and vegetables were on exhibition and
judged.
During the progress of colored dance
in a hall at NOrbeck early last Sunday
morning, Gilbert johnson. young cOlOred
resident Of that vicinity. was shot in the
mouth. James Dorsey, colored, also of
Norbeck neiehborhood, has been arrested.
charged with the shooting.
During August 2l5 deeds. 1873 mortgages
and releases, 1874 deeds of trust and l79
bills of sale, total Of 72l; 786 county
hunting licenses, "a resident State
wide hunine license, a total of 1856. and
So resident and nonresident. total of
SO. fishing licenses were issued in the office
Of the clerk of the circuit court here.
The body of Laveracy French. negro
suicide, was found on farm near Ger
mantown His life was destroyed with
shotgun. He escaped from Washington
city after killing his wife on September l3
. and hiding her body in hOus. cellar
French was identified by Washington de-
tectives who had been searching for him.
Miss Harriet Adamson. daughter OF the
late Robert L. Adamson. OF Avery, this
county, died on Friday last at Colorado
Springs. Colo, where she had made her
home for several years. according TO infor-
nation received here. She had been Ill
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and sister, Leonidas w.. Herbert NJ aud
Mark Adamson, and Mrs. Redpath.
The Valley of bitches" will be the topic
Of the pastors sermon next Sunday. at ii
A. NJ, at the Rockville Baptist Church.
The Rev. b. M. OsgoOd will preach by re-
quest on, "A Roughneck's Religion, at the
SP M, gospel service. The male quar-
tette will sing. The worshippers at every
service enjoy the good music. The Sun
day School will meet at 10 A. M and the
Young Peoples Meeting will be held at
lisp. NJ.
Joseph Kelly. formerly Of this county.
died in Washington on Wednesday of last
week. aged Al years, of an affection of the
heart. He was the husband OF Mrs. Bessie
L. Kelly. formerly a Miss Davis, OF Rock
vile. and a brother of Daniel a. Kelly. of
Gilman, Vermont Thomas Kelly. Of Royal
Oak, Mich. and Florence M SpooneT. of
Revere, Mass. The funeral took place
Friday and interment was in Rockville
Union Cemetery
William +. Crupper. of alexandria. Va,
has been committed to Jail here on the
charge Of bigamy. He was arrested at
Alexandria several days ago on a warrant
issued by John T. Culver. clerk of the
police court here The complainant is
former Miss Mabel f. Warner, of Fairmont.
'" Va. who charges that she and Crup-
per we're married in Ockville on July 18th.
and that at the time Crupper had wife
living in Alexandria.
John M. Heaey. Jr.. has reported to the
ponce authorities here that his home at
Jarrett Park was entered on Thursday
night OF last week and 5000 stolen Ac-
cordIng to Heagy the money belonged to
his father, John NJ. Heagy. All members
Vi the family were away when the house
was entered through a window. The in
"uuef' so heaey told the police, left a
note couched in language indicating him
" De foreigner, in which he made refer
ence to having got old man Heaey."
long illness of a complication of dis.
cases resulted in the death in Baltimore
hospital OF George L. Woodward. aged So
yseFs formerly of Somerset, this county
Inc funeral took place Friday afternoon
"om the chapel in Congressional Gene
very Washington, burial being in that
cemetery Mr. Woodward was a native
VI washington and before coming to this
VOunty lived in Iack snuviIla Fla and