The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-08-27
BItiINITIES.

Mr. Adams of Woodville Crossing is
confiRcd to his bed.
The Directors of the Fair Association
will meet to-day at o'clock.
Mr.. John B. Contee and Mr. Robert
W. Hunter are at Atlantic city.
Mrs. Mary E. Murphy and children.
of Baltimore, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Amelia Beall, of Norfolk, Va,
Brooke.
Misses Lula and Anna Cox, of Zancs-
vile, Ohio, are visiting Miss Emily NJ.
Clagctt.
Mr. Cornelius Navlor, who has been
i'll at his home at Woodville is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Paul Iglehart and son, of Balti-
more, spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph S. Wilson.
Miss Edna Younger, of Lower Marl-
boro, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Miller of this town
Miss Christine Bowling gave a very
pleasant entertainment to a number of
her friends on Tuesday evening.
Among the exhibits at the Fair were
some samples of excellent flour made a:
Randalrs Mills, near Forestville.
Miss Earntrap, of New York, and
Miss Rosa Milton, ofW ashington have been
ID
Miss Violetta Smith and Mr. Walter
W. Grimes, were married at St. Thomas
Church, Groom, ON Wednesday of last
week
Our thanks are due to Capt. Sylvester
for some boxes of delicious honey and
some beautiful tomatoes, sent us after
the Fair.
Attention is called to an intcscsting
letter in another column from the Rev
now in Germany.
Mrs. Leon Gottlcib, of Annapolis:
and Mrs. VI. ii. Wolff, of La Plata were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Edla-
Nltch, curing the FAIR.
Miss Elizabeth Dolan, of Washington,
and Miss Nellie E. Leapley of "Magnolia
Hall are visiting their cousin, Miss
| Bessie Bunnell of this town.
| The Forest Social Club gave dance
last night at ''Roscmount," the residence
of Mr.. w. w. Roberts. Quite a number
went from this ncighborho6d.
Mr.. Samuel c. Hill was thrown from
his horse last Friday afternoon and
We hope he may have a speedy recovery:
-EX-States Attorney Brandt and f. c.
Keys, of Washington, have been retained
| by Moses Jackson to defend him against
the charge of numbering Edward Wedge
Miss Emily Houtz, of Washington
who has been visiting her sister Mrs SON
tag, has made some beautiful paintin rs
of scenes along the PatuXent river, ucar
Hills Bridge
Mr.. John Stamp died at his home
near North Keys, Monday, August o3rd
services took place from Brookticld church
Wednesday 9th, conducted by Rev F. T.
Griffith.
Sunday August 29th Preaching at
Emmanuel, NJ. f. Church, South lat 1870
a M Brooktield $50 p. m. Sacrament
administered0 Woodville = p. m Re
vival services will begin at Brooktield
Sunday, Sept -
The Governor has appointed Mr. f. F.
Perkins, Supervisor of Election for this
county, vice y. &. Darcy, Esq who resign
ed, as heretofore announced He has
also appointed Harry b Major, of IIyatts-
vile, Notary Public
Mr. Thos f. Williams, clerk to the
County Commissioners, ha5rccrivcl from
State Tax Commissioned Heating the
first account Of the valuation of the
shares of Stock of Corporations owned
by residents of this county The aggrc-
gate amounts to $Ill.5ii1 o.
Among those who attended the Judi
rial Convention ut La Plata on Mondny
from this county were: Thomas J Grant
T. G. Tucker, Wi,liamD. Bowie, George
W. Wilson, Ernest F. Magrudcr George
). Dove, c. {. Magrudcr, John b. Farr,
Henry Murray, WilIi.m c. Tippctt, \ VI
Goldman, Fred Sassc.r.