The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-11-03
BKEVITIES.

Mrs. TruXton Houston and little son
are visiting relatives in Washington.
The season for shooting patridges
and rabbits commenced on Wednesday.
Miss Mary L. Wilson has returned
from visit to Towson and Baltimore.
There will be a Democratic meeting
in Laurel to morrow evening at 7.50
o'clock.
Miss Ellen J. Harper was in Baltimore
on Saturday and Sunday last visiting Mrs.
A. M. Coffman.
Mrs. Robert Bowie, of Annapolis,
spent last Friday with her niece, Mrs
Joseph X. Roberts.
Miss Ann l.. Treadwell of Ports
mouth, n H., has been visiting her cou-
sin, Mrs. l. S. Wilson.
MIR. Hubbard, the druggist, and his
wife have sold their furniture and return
ed to their home in Buffalo, N. Y.
The Independent Republicans will
hold a meeting at Bowie tomorrow at
3 p. M, and at Collin ton at $50 p. IN.
The colored Teachers of Prince
Georges County will hold their fall meet
ing in Bowie, Monday, Nov 9th, at 10
a. m.
Thomas F. Wood, of Spauldings dis
trict has bought of Nicholas Brooke 20!
acres of land, being part OF the Temple
property, for 5000.
MIR. ]. Selwyn Sasscer and Miss
Bessie Sasscer went to Baltimore last
Friday night to see Jefferson at the
Academy of Music.
We regret that the demand upon orr
space this week made it necessary to
omit strong letter from Dr. John L.
Warning on the interference of Mr.. Mudd
in our local affairs.
Mr.. Rufus Belt, a Justice of the Peace,
was sentenced yesterday to pay a fine of
$3.50 and his commission was cancelled.
His offence consisted in not notifying a
prisoner that he was entitled to a jury trial.
Mr.. William Flint who has been visit
iHg relatives in En- gland, during the past
summer, has returned He is in excellent
health and had a very delightful time
He found a cordial welcome awaiting him
here.
Mis-. J. E. HUNT, announces the mar
riage of her daughter Laura to Mr.. Bruce
Purrourbc of Nooh,piocy;Iro CT N,rr'c
county. The ceremony v ill be performed
on Wednesday November the eighth, at
12 o'clock, at Emmanuel Church, Horse
Head.
There will be no services IL the
church of the Atonement at Cheltenham
on Sunday, the 9Th of November Con-
vocational services will be held by DR..
Childs on Friday, the 3rd of November,
in St. Thomas Church, Groom, at II a. m.
and 7.30 p. m.
The record in the case of Della Boone,
who was convicted at the October term of
the Circuit Court for this county for the
murder of her S-months -old infant, reached
AdhdpoilS IL Will OC lSiCll Gu
to Governor Lowndes ON his return to
Annapolis, when day will be appointed
for the execution.
Judges Briscoe and Merrck held
court yesterday to hear the registration
cases. The following names were order
ed to be stricken off, Messrs. John D.
Gather, Chas. H. Gill, Eugene Brooke
and NJ. Causin Waring. The name of
Robert L. Hall was ordered to be put on
in Queen Anne district.
There was large attendance at the
Democratic meeting at Brightseat on
Monday afternoon. Mr. Bennett Scott
presided and the speakers were Messrs.
Darr, Blandford, Roberts, Rogers and
Henault. On the same day at p. M, a
meeting was held at Gundling's store,
where the same speakers were present
and also Messrs George B. Calvert, Jr,
VIM. Holmead and Brooke Hunter
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Chillum Democratic Club was held
on Saturday evening last. The meetin g
was called to order by the President, j.
Enos Ray, and Enos Ray, Jr., was made
secretary. Addresses were made by IL e
candidates on the local Democratic ticket,
joni Miller Charles B. Calvert, Jr, and
w. Brooke Hunter. Speeches were also
made by William Holmead and George
kl!leen, d. legates to the late Democratic
Convention, at Chicago, from the District
of Colu mbia.