The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-08
BKEVITIES.

| from a visit to w ashln gton.
DR. James E. Sears spent Sunday in
Washington, with Mr.. j. Pratt Neal
Mr. J. Lambert Jarboe, of Washing
ton, was here for several days last week.
Miss Pearl Neal, of Baltimore, spent
| Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. James E.
| Sears.
Mrs. Walker, of Baltimore, is visitin G
| Bristol.
Mrs. A. T. Brooke was in Washing
ton last week on visit to Mrs. Ida
Warning.
Mrs Thomas X. Pippin and children;
of Washington. have been visiting Mrs.
Henry S. Miller.
-Childrens Day exercises will be held
at Mt Oak NJ. E. Church, June 10th be-
ginning at II a. m.
Mrs C. c. Magruder has been spend
| ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. John
W. Belt, at Woodstock.
and Mr.. and Miss Duvall, of North Care
lima, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Humes.
Miss billiard, of Virginia, and Misses
| Specht, Mason and Winner, of Washing
ton, are visiting Mrs. Joseph A. Spccht.
The Patuxent Planters Club will
meet at the home of Mr. F. Snowden Hill
on Tuesday, June 18th, 1900, at O'Clock.
Prof Bowie Owens, of McGill Uni
versity, Montreal, Canada, has been OF
Owens.
Miss Mary Nai!cy and Miss Hattie
| Harris who have been attending the State
Normal School, are at home for the sum-
| mer vacation.
| Lets have il drink, boys! Where shall
we go? To the Farmers Hotel and try
one of DAVIS mixed drinks and get a
bottle of good, cool beer.-Adv.
| MIR. Thomas Quincy Wood, of Wash
married at Trinity Church, this town, by
Rev Mr. Specht on Wednesday of last
week.
| Our thanks are due to Mr.. Robert II
| Williams for an invitation to be present
| at the tifteth annual commencement OF
the University of Maryland, Department
of Law.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Enos F. Humphrey
announce the marriage of their youngest
| daughter. Estella, to Charles H. Hardin
June 18th, at $50 p. M, at Forest Grove
| NJ. E. Church South, Centerville, Md.
The many friends of Mr.. Joseph s
| Wilson, in this county, will be pleased to
know that he was selected by the Demo
cratic State Convention rs one of the del.
egates to the Kansas City Convention.
| Mr. Ernest P Magruder has received
the degree of Master of Arts from Column
bian College, Washington, d. c. He
carried off the first honors Of his class
completing the three years course in two
years.
| In the committee assignments at the
State Convention Col. F. NJ. Hall, of this
county, was honorcd by being placed or
the Committee on Resolutions, and Mr.
Raymond A. Heskell, by being placed on
the Committee on Credentials.
On Tuesday Mr.. George L. Harris, as
auctioneer for David S. BriscOc, ESQ.
sold at public auction the farm of Mr.
Thomas f. Tune in Oxon Hill district
containing laJ acres for the sum of 81, 900
1t was purchased by Mr.. B. Kennon.
| DR.. Harry NJ. Nalley, of this neigh
borhood, who recently graduated at the
Maryland University School of Medicine
will open an Office next week near Accc
keek, in the office formerly occupied by
DR.. Middleton. We wish him much sue
| cess.
Our thanks are due to Mr. w. l.
Rothstcin, Auditor of the Baltimore
Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway Company
for a copy Of the excursion book for 1900
containing scriptions of scenery on the
eastern and western shores of the Chesa
peake Bay
A beautiful Fair is in progress at tn,
Town Hall under the auspices of thu
Ladies Association of Trinity Church. |
will be continued to morrow evening TO
the benefit of the colored people who ma,
wish to purchase the many rare and use
full articles offered for sale
-DoctnrS p f. SaSScer and r + 9Th
bons have opened a dental office at til,
Town Hall and we hope they will be lib
orally patronized. DR.. Sassccr has beer
practicng at La Plata with great success
for number of years and DR.. Gibbons
recently graduated at the Baltimore Den
tai College.
The primary meeting in this distric
asst saturday was called to order by Mr.
X. y. Duwnes, who was chosen permanen
chairman. Mr. George L. Harris wa
elected secretary. On motion the follow
ing gentlemen We're chosen to reprcsen
this district i'll the county convention: viz
John ii. Traband, Anthony G. Wyvil
John F. Martin and James Jones. TIL
, adherents of the opposing ticket held
second meeting in the Town Hail. and sc
lected a C"ntesting delegation. A grea
deal of interest was manifested in the con
| test, but indications early in the afternoo
2 pointed to the success of the ticket heade
by Mr. Traband, as his premises fairl
swarmed with Democrats, and disinteI
; ested parties conceded him the victory be
fore the hour for the meeting arrived