The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-03-15
BkEVITIES.

Miss Julia Kinsolvng is visiting DR..
and Mrs NJ. D. Humes.
Mrs. A. NJ Coffman is on visit to
her father in Wichita, Kansas.
Miss Mary w. Merrick has returned
home from visit to Baltimore.
Misses Marie and Holly Hill have re-
turned from a visit to Washington.
Mrs. William H. Harper, of Wash
ington, spent Sunday and Monday at the
Marlboro House.
The County Commissioners were in
session on Tuesday passing accounts filed
against the county.
Hon. George B. Merrick made a
speech in the Legislature Tuesday night
on the Election bill.
Miss Susie CLANCY, of Halls Station,
has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs Bruce
Buck, hear this town.
Miss Katie Beale, of Washington, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Revcrdy
Sasscer, at "Woodland.'
Mr. Harry Swain, of Philadelphia
Pa, is on a months visit to his parents
near Linden, this county.
MIR. Robert Warng. who is member
Of the District National Guard, spent Sun
day at Mrs. William B. Clagett's
Mrs. James r. Tighe, of Laurel, is
hnr ante Nr
solomon NJ. Sweeney, of this town.
Mr.. Harry Gore, proprietor of the
Farmers Hotel has put Car load of the
finest kenebec ice in his ice-house.
Mr.. James Davis, of Annapolis,
brother of Mr.. w. Tilden Davis, has been
employed as clerk at the Marlboro House.
The jury list for the regular term of
Court was drawn by Judge Merrick on
TUESDAY, and will be found in another
column
Mr. Edward J. White, Secretary of
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,
Snow Hill, was in town on Thursday of
last week.
The ladies of the M. E. Church, Fol-
estvillc, will give an oyster supper at Odd
Fellows Hall on Wednesday, March Goth.
All are invited.
Mrs John W. Belt and Miss Bette
Hansborough, of wv oodstock," have re-
turned from Washin gton where they
spent several weeks.
Preaching tomorrow evening at $50
p m. by Rev. I. W. Canter at Forest Grove
Church, Centerville, this county; also on
Sunday morning at 1870 a. m.
Young men wishing to JON the L. S.
Army will have an opportunity to-mor-
row. The recruiting sergeant will be in
Marlboro tomorrow from 10 A. NJ. to
4 P NJ. for that purpose.
Mr. Labrobe Owen, of Charles county.
who has been connected with the First
National Bank of Southern Maryland for
the past fifteen months, left Monday
morning for Baltimore, to accept posi-
ton with the City Trust and Banking Co.
Mr.. Owen made many friends during his
stay among US.
The Court of Appeals has decided the
registration case of Richard &. B. Chew,
Jr., VS.. George W. Wilson and Charlton
Sasscer, Board of Registry of the Third
Election District of Prince Georges coun
ty, reversing the decision Of the Circuit
Court, thus restoring Mr.. Chew as quail
fed voter in this county.
-Messrs George Fl. Meyers, of Hag
erstown and Elwood A. Cobey, of Gray
ton, have been selected by committee Of
professors of the Western Maryland
College to take part in the collegiate
oratorical contest for the championship of
the State and gold medal The contest
will be held this year at the Maryland
Agricultural College, College Park, this
county, on April Goth
-Messrs S. Gardner and G. Ernest
Coale, the popular and energetic sons of
the late John R. Coale, have bought the
ten year lease of the "White ELEPHANT
Store in this town from S. Edlavitch &
Sons, and will be open for business on
Monday, April 18th, 1901. They will
trade under the firm name of Coale Bros.
Their card will appear in all of the papers
of this town next week. We predict for
the young gentlemen bright future.
Mr.. Richard Roberts, 65 years old,
died early wednesday at his home, 1910
North Charles street, Baltimore. Mr.
Roberts was native of Calvert county,
Md, and was a son of the late Richard
Roberts. He resided until about six years
ago near Prince Frederick. He was an
ardent Democrat, but had never held
office A widow, who before her marriage
was Miss Henrietta S. Morsell, three sons
and seven daughters survive him. The
sons are Messrs James Morsell, William
NJ and Thomas Kent Roberts, and the
daughters are Mrs. James A. Duke, of
Calvert county Mrs. R. Lee Mullikin, of
this county; Mrs. ]. W. Pitcher, Misses
Margaret, Nina, Salic and Eloise Roberts.
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