The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-11-30
BISEViTIES.

NlSllcu lnlS County Yesterday
This county will have four members
in the next House of Delegates.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Association next Monday at O'Clock p
1t is reported that there are six cases
of small-pn in the neghborhood of Oak
Grove.
Items of news from the different sec
tions of the county will be gratefully
received.
Mr. Eds Smith, of Washington, spent
Thanksgiving day with his mother, Mrs
Elvira Smith.
Mrs. Sallie c. Marbury is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fendall Marbury, at her
home near here.
Miss Christine Coale, of Washington,
is on Il visit to her mother. Mrs. John X.
Coalc, of this town.
Mrs. Edgar Slinglufr and children will
spend the winter with Mrs. Quinn at
Bowling Heights
Mr. ]. W. Cofrern left at our office this
week sample of Il very prolific variety
of corn raised by him.
Only one month of the nineteenth
century remains. The new century will
begin January list, 1901.
Misses May and Agnes Stewart, of
Washington is Oh visit to their aunt,
Mrs. Michael j. Wyvill.
Miss Nellie Williams, of Portland,
Oregon, a niece of Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett,
is visiting at "Strawberry Hill"
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hall and chill
dren will go to Baltimore about the first
of December to spend the winter.
MIR. VIM P. Barnhart, of Washin ston,
D. c., was the guest of Mr. Robert Griffin
at the Marlboro House Wednesday.
Mr.. W. Allen Griffith, of Baltimore,
spent Thanksgiving Day with his parents,
Dr. and Mrs L. A. Griffith, If this town.
Thanksgiving services were held at
Trinity Church yesterday and were well
attended. The offering was for the bene
fit of supcrannuated clergy.
Captain E. S. Randall, the popular
manager of River View" this county,
has gone to the Hot Springs, Arkansas,
for treatment for rheumatism
There will be no service at Trinity
Church next Sunday evening, as the Rec
tor expects to attend the annual meet
ing of the Elks, of whom he is chaplain.
-Haines' Washington Store, Washing
ton, D. c., wishes to announce their
Christmas Opening, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday December 9Th, 9th and 18th
Extensive repairs have recently been
made upon St. Barnabas' Church near
Iceland. This is one of the Oldest churches
in this section and its style of architec-
ture is rare
Tie Sunday School of Mt. Oak M.
E. Church, near Mullikin Station, gave
a cantata and pantomine on Thanks
giving evening, November Goth, at 7
O'Clock p. m.
The Girls Friendly League, or as
they will be known in the future, The
Junior Daughters OF the King" will hold
meeting at the Rectory to morrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Hungry" Wolf Bros. are hungry
for hogs, turkeys, chickens, eggs, tobacco,
hides. etc Highest market prices given.
Check sent same day goods received.
Wolf Bros, ia S. Charles St, Baltimore,
Md.
The school in Kent strict, which
is taught 10y Miss Irene Townshend, of
Cheltcnham, has Il good library and
through the efforts of Miss Townshend
and the pupils il piano has also been pro
cured
1t will pay you to Call at Edlavitch' S
Department Store. The largest and best
assortment of goods in Southern Mary
land. Bargains in all departments. L..
Edlavitch's Department Store, Upper
Marlboro, Md.
-Messrs Charles E. GOTTA, Marion
Duckett and VIM Berry compose "the
committee on assessment of property and
the financial condition of the county,"
appointed at the recent meeting of The
Citizens League"
Mrs G. NJ. Carpenter, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George W.
Wilson, left on Friday morning for itch
mon l. Va, where she will make Il short
visit before returning t. her home in
Clifton Forge. Va.
The annual meeting of the Maryland
State Horticultural Society will he held IN
Baltimore, Tursda and Wednesday, De
cemhcr Goth and 2lst. There will be add
dresses by the leading h"rticulturists of
the country and other interesting exer-
ciseS
The best teacher, says an exchange, is
that one who is constantly striving for
personal Improvement and professional
advancement. All teachers should i'm
prove in personal Accomplishments and
in scholarship, and advance in profession
nal ability every year.
A meeting of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board was held Monday morning
in the State offices in the Merchants
National Bank Building, Baltimore The
appointment of dairy inspectors was
talked over and it Was decided to announce
selections early next month.
Miss Blanche Redmilcs and Mr.
Mark Stautfer, both of Washin gton, were
married last Wednesday at the home OF
the bride Cpl Va, Ave, S. E., Washing
ton, ID. G.. The bride is niece Of Mr.
John RcdmileS of this town We extend
our congratulations and best wishes
A party of 30 hnrsemcn, attending
the races at Bennings, vi5itel Chesapeake
Beach Sunday afternoon to inspect the
race track in process of construction there
The party was pleased with the inspection