The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-11-16
BsEVITIES.
Judge and Mrs. John B. Brooke are

| Judge and Mrs. John B. Brooke are
at the Marlboro House for the winter.
Miss Adelaide Clagett has returned
from visit to Virginia.
| Mrs. Frank p Schrivencr, of Butt
more. is on visit to her sister, Mrs. Il.
Irving Bowie.
Mrs. C. C. Magrulcr is visiting her
sister, Mrs John w. Belt, at Wood
stock
| Mrs T. Truxton Houston and little
| son are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Savillc at
their home in Washington.
| Governor Smith has appointed Mr..
VIM. c. Pepper, of Chesapeake Bach,
deputy Game Warden.
MIR. W. Tilden Davis proprietor OF
the Marlboro House spent Sunday and
Monday in Baltimore.
Mr. T. c. Tucker, of Anne Arundel
/ county, formerly the proprietor OF the
Farmers Hotel, was here last Monday.
An oyster supper was held in the
Town Hall last night by the Girls Friend
lv League of Trinity Church.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Harrison, of
Lceshurg, Va, spent Il few days recently
at their farm "The Lodge" on the Patux-
ent river near here.
A well-attcnled meeting of the En-
ecutive Committee of the Citizen Reform
League was held in this town on Tuesday
last
The County Commissioners will Offer
at public sale on Monday, December 10,
the forfeited realty sold to them at Tax
Sale in August 1898 and MT redeemed
We had pleasant visit last Saturday
from Mr.. George E. Armstrong, Travel
ing Agent South Eastern District, Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.
MIR. Walter Griffin very beautifully
rendered violin solo during the offcrtory
at Trinity Church last Sunday. Mrs
A. NJ Cofrman accompanied him on the
organ.
-Edlavitch's Department Store is sell
cts, Ladies' Shoes, roc and soc, and all
other goods at less than you can bu y them
in the city,
Highest Prices paid for Turkeys,
Chickens, Eggs, Hides and Tobacco.
Check sent same day after goods received
Wolf Brothers. ia S. Chas. ST., Balto.M Md.
The ladies of St. Mary's Church are
making elaborate arrangements for two
days Fair at the Town HILL, on Thanks
giving day and the day preceding. Look
for the advertisement next week.
The third quarterly meeting of For
est Grove Circuit will be held at Forest
Grove November 9th and 25th. Rev. /.
w. Canter, P. E. of Baltimore will be
present aud preach Saturday evening at
$50 o'clock, and on Saturday night and
on Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Judge Merrick on Tuesday filed an
opinion in the Injunction case against the
Road Commissioners, making the injunc-
ton permanent. The effect of the decis
ion will be to prevent any more of license
money eng spent in permanent improve
ment of the T. B., and Bladensburg roads
until an equivalent amount has been ex-
pended upon all the other county roads
beginning at the line of the District of
Columbia We understand that the case
will be taken to the Court of Appeals.
The father of Edward Howard, a
young man from Alexandria, Va, whose
dead body was found in front of the resi-
dence of A. B. Smith in Berwyn, on the
morning of October last with a pistol
wound in the head, is apparently loath to
accept the conclusion reached by the jury
of inquest that his son committed suicide.
Mr. Howard it is said, still clings to the
theory that his son was foully dealt with
1t is stated that he has secured the SER
vice of prominent detective, who is now
working ON the case and that he has clue
which may lead to sensational develop
ments.