The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-07-09
BRENTTIES.

Mrs Hautz and Miss Edith Hautz are
visiting at the Rectory
on Monday for a soiourn at Oakland,
Md.
Mrs. Julius Hall and children of
Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Julia Hall
Osborn.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Bowie and family have
returned to their country home for the
summer.
Mrs. Buchanan Beale, of Washin gton
and two younger children are visiting at
"Woodland.'
Miss Irene Gibbons, of Westwood,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. N. W. Wilson.
Mr. Robert P. Weems, of Anne
Arundel county, has taken quarters in the
Town Hall building.
A regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Fred Sassccr.
Mrs. Edith P. Roberts and Mr. Bowie
Roberts are spending the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph X. Roberts.
Miss Taylor, of Norfork, and Miss
Rachel Levin are guests at ''Ellerslie,"
the home of Judge and Mrs. Chew.
The Republican county convention
of Charles county on Monday endorsed
Hon. Adrian Posey for Associate Judge.
A very enjoyable meeting of the
Salmagundi was held Wedncs lay after
noon at the home of Mrs G. v. A. Clagctt.
Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton, who was
recently stricken with paralysis is in
critical condition ut the home of her SON
in-law, B. d. Mullikin, Esq.
A new club was organized at Hyatts
vile last week under the name of the
Hyattsville Republican Club About
thirty Republicans were present.
For Soft Coal, Binding Irvine,
Plaster, Machine Oil, Paris Green, White
was Lime, Brushes, Paint. Lumber, &c,
90 to j. L. Edlavitch Bargain Merchant.
Misses Alice and May Clagett, daugh
tiers of Mrs. Charles T. Clagett, gave a
Mother Goose party to their little trends
last Friday, and all had a delightful
time.
Mr. John G. Townshend, who lives
near Westwood lost a barn and about 10
:, Il, II,
Wednesday morning. The property was
covered by insurance.
-Messrs Charles |. Wilson, J. Wesley
Crawford and Charlton Sasscer attended
the meeting of Wheclmen, held in Fred
erick last Saturday, and had a pleasant
Fourth of-July excursion.
For your Paris Green, Plaster, Ma
chine Oil. Binding Irvine, Hay Rakes,
Whitewash Lime. Brushes, Paint, Lumber,
&c, go to J. L. EdIavitch Bargain Mcr-
chant, Upper Marlboro, Md.
AT meeting of the Directors of the
Fair Association on Tuesday, Il new poul-
try house was ordered to be erected
under the supervision of Mr. L. f. Perkins
| at cost not to exceed 500.
DR.. Foster Whin, ii surgeon WHO has
| boon with the Cuban insurgents until a
| couple Of weeks ago, is visiting in Laurel
the guest of Mr.. Walter \. Milstcad Dr..
WI hin expects to return to the Cuban
army about the first of August
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ed, and the contractor, Mr.. L. \. Ellis, is
to be congratulated upon the admirable
manner and short time in which the work
was done. Forty-,wo was the highest
number OF DAYS made by any of the work
men.
| Amor = the visitors to our town on
Monday last were Hon. Hatterslcy W.
Talbot, Chairman of the State Central
Committee, and. Mr.. James r. Randall,
author of the famous "Maryland, My
Maryland" They lunched with Mr. G.
c. Magrudcr
Articles Incorporating the Riverdalc
Presbyterian Church have been executed
The lncorporators are Messrs Preston,
Ellis, Fowler, Ryner and Smith, all of
Rlverdalc. The new church will be CON-
| plet@d III about one month. and Rev Mr.
Smell, of Washington will he the pastor.
"A republican club was formed at
HyaltSvillc on Friday with the following
officers: President Frederick A Holden:
lcc-prcsidents, Francis II. Smith and
Louis o. WiSsinan; secretary. VIM. \.
Noel Jr, and Louis W. Richardson,
treasurer; for executive committee,
! Rogers Bells Michael H. kcarncy. II. o.
EmmonS, William l.. Curray, Chas. H.
| Daley and James a Mcfarland, with
| power to fill vacancies and to have nine
members in said executive committee
| rheumatism l. Il Foe which gives no
| quarter. It tormcntS its victims day and
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