The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-07-07

EsItIINITTlIS.

Good yields of wheat are reported by
| those who have thrcshed.
Master Webb Griffith is visiting rela-
tives in Friendship, Anne Arundel county.
Miss Lulic Gwynn, of SpartanshurS
s c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Irving
Bow ic
Miss Katherine Martin is on visit to
her sister, Mrs Frank lIurl, of West
phalia.
Miss Katherine Gibbons, of ONou
Hill, is visiting her cousins, the Misses
Wilson.
Mrs burnside, of llyattsviile, spent
last Friday with friends in this neigh
borhood.
Miss Freddie Hill spent Saturday
with her school friends, the Misses Pagan
at Bowie.
Mrs. Buchanan Bealc and family are
visiting at Woodland the home of Miss
Esther G. Hill.
Misses Carrie and Daisy Warning, OF
Washington are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. William B Clagett.
The Registration officers qualified be-
fore the Election Supervisors yesterday
who met for that purpose.
The Forest" card club was very de-
lightfully entertained last Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry.
Masters Brooke and Ogle Harper
have been visiting at the home of County
Treasurer p. p. Castle, in Laurel.
Mrs. C. H. Marshall and daughter,
Mrs. R. f. Hill, of Washington, are guests
at the home of Mrs William l. Hill
The Comptroller has distributed the
free school fund and this county receives
as its proportion the sum of 1892 81.
William l.. Marbury, Esq, has gone
on a trip to Europe He sailed from New
York for Liverpool on the steamer Luca-
MIA last Saturday.
Services at Trinity Church on Sunday
as follows: Holy Communion at : 4. m. {;
Morning PRAYER and sermon at l a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon s p. m.
The home of Robert Wright, Blad-
ensburg, was entered Monday evening
while the owner was away and S13 in
money and a handsome pistol were stolen
Rev. Mr.. Willcs is arranging for an
excursion on the PatuXent river for the
Sunday School of St. Thomas Church,
which will probably take place on the
Goth instant.
MIR Seymour Tullock, who is the
treasurer of the Diocese of Washington,
has resigned his position in the Washing
ton Post-otlicc He had been treasurer of
the post office since 1879.
President Otto Mears, Of the Chcsa-
peake Beach Railway, announces that
his company will soon put i'll an Artesian
we'll at the station here. \ magnificent
flow has already been secured 1T the
Beach
Cards are on; announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Mary Dixon Bcalc, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan Bcale, to
DR.. Rcverdy Sasscer on the 10Th inst, at
half past clock p. m, in Trinity Church
this town.
Masses at St. Marys Church to day
at a. m, Dcvotions and Bcnediction of
the Most Blessed Sacrament at O'Clock
D. m. Masses On Sunday at s and 10 - clock
"a m. Mass at Rosaryvillc on Monday,
July 10th, at 10 o'clock a. M.
The Rev. Dr. c. Ernest Smith, Rector
of St. Mchaels and All Angels Church.
Baltimore, will go to Europe July Sth.
He will visit England, especially points
on the east coast, returning to Baltimore
before the first of September.
Mr.. James McCulloh Brogden died
suddenly last Saturday at West River, in
Anne Arundel county. He leaves wild
ow who is a daughter of the late James
Cuttings, of Long Green, Baltimore
county, and eight children-four daugh-
tiers and four sons.
We have received from Mr.. J. II.
Ralston of Hyattsville, his address to the
citizens of Maryland upon the matter of
the reform known as the "lnitiative and
Referendum or as it is sometimes called
direct LEGISLATION because it is legisla-
ton by the people directly instead of in
directly through representation, as now.
Mr.. Bernard Carter will spend the
summer in Europe. He has engaged pas
sage on the steamship Campania, sailing
from New York on July -. He will re-
main abroad until about the middle of
September, spending most of the time in
Switzerland He will be accompanied by
IA son and daughter, and by his sister,
Mrs Oden Bowie.
Miss Bessie Walker who has been
visiting relatives in this county during the
past two weeks left here yesterday for
Alexandria, Va She will spend Il few
days with her aunt and cousins there, and
then start for her home near Franklin,
Tenn She won Il number of friends and
admirers during her brief visit to Mary
land, who will welcome her return for