The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-11-22

| 10 lnlS Town anu IS occupying MI. y. y
Magruders house.
| Mr. Pere Wilmer, of Baltimore, form
erly of Charles county, died recently a
the advanced age of IS. He was thu
father of Gen. L. Allison Wilmer.
| Mr. Frederick Sasscer attended {
meeting of the Board of Managers o
Diocesan Missions at the home of Bishop
Satterlee in Washington Yesterday.
Miss Hollie Hill is visiting her cousin
Mrs. Sheriff, at Bennings, D. c. Her sis
ter, Miss Maggie Hill, who has also beer
| visiting Mrs. Sheriff, has returned home
We regret to learn that Mrs. w. 7
| Davis, wife of the proprietor of the Marl-
| boro' House, is ill with typhoid fever al
| the home of her parents in Washington
Mass at St. Marys Church on Satur
| day at 8 o'clock a. M; Mass on Sunday
November 9th, at 8 O'Clock, u. m; Mas:
at RosaryviIle on Sunday, November 9th
at II clock Il. m.
Mrs. William T. Alien has issued in
vitations to the marriage Of her daughter
| Blanche to Harrie keene Diehl on Tues
day evening, November Goth, at Bells M
E. Church, Camp Spring.
Miss Henrietta Wingate, who has been
visiting her parents in Dorchester county,
has returned to her duties as stem ographer
and typewriter in the First National
Bank Of Southern Maryland.
There will be meeting of the Direc
tors of the Fair Association on Wednes
day next at II a. m in the office of Mr.
George B. Merrick. A full attendance is
urged to settle up matters for 1901.
The Vestry of Trinity Church having
received the insurance of the Rectory
which was burned in October will begin
to rebuild in few weeks. The design OF
the house will be materially changed.
A trolley line from Relay, Baltimore
county, to Laurel, this county, distance
of 8 miles, is projected by the Baltimore
and Laurel Electric Railway Co., recently
organized with capital stock of $3.50, 900
A Mission will be held at ST. Simon 5
Chapel, Groom, on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th
of November, beginning each night at
half past seven o'clock The Mission will
be conducted by Rev. VI. V. Tunnel, of
Washington.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court re-
ceived on Monday the death warrant for
the execution of Henry Boyd, who muir
dered Martha Oden last August. The
date fixed by Governor Smith is Friday,
January 18th, 1902.
The prices of apples in Baltimore
jumped up rapidly last week and they
sold at wholesale at from So to S. pei
barrel. 1t is said they will go still higher
as the holidays approach. The shortness
of the crop is the cause
The Election Supervisors met last
Friday for the purpose Of adjusting the
costs of the elections and issuing warrants
They did not complete the work and met
again on Tuesday last, An adjourned
meeting VIII also be held to day.
Announcement is made by Mr.. vii
liam F. Cook Of the marriage of his daugh
ter, Sarah j :, to Mr. James T. Webster, OF
Rosaryville Prince Georges county, to
take place at St. Mary's Church, Piscata
way, on the afternoon of November 2Sth
1901, at o'clock.
Oak Grove School, taught by Miss
Robertson, was totally destroyed by fire
Wednesday night last at 8 p m. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown. Besides full
quota of school books for large school
a piano, organ and about 800 library books
also a handsome book case were all
burned.
MIR. Allen Smith, youngest son OF
Mrs. Elvira Smith, of this town, who has
been assistant at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Station for some months, has Teen
appointed to IA position in the fret ght
office of that Company in Washingto by
Mr. w. Worthington Bowie, chief of that
Department. Allen is promising youn G
man and We wish him success.
Ladies get ready for Thanksgiving
and have our miliner trim you up a Hat
Our styles arc the very latest and pric es
the lowest. Boys Waists tic. Ladies'
Winter Waists 49c. All colors of Canton
Flannel &c yard. Misses and Children
Shoes 800. Ladies Underskirts all coors
CSC. Misses and Children's Caps only 19c.
j. L. Edlavitch Department Store, Upper
Marlboro, Md.
The Ladies Association will give a
Musical and Tea with other attractions
at the residence of Mrs. John H. Traband
in this town, on Friday afternoon, Novem
Der Goth, from 3 to o'clock. Admission
1Oc. Refreshments at moderate prices.
The public are cordially invited. If Il is
entertainment proves financial success
it is the intention of the ladies to hold
others at intervals during the winter for
the benefit of the Association and for
social enjoyment.
Mr. F. Snowden Hill has been re-
| tanned as counsel by Messrs. B. F. Duval
and Thomas Wells who will contest the
election o: Messrs. Miller and Manning, as
County Commissioners, and also by
| Messrs. B undon and Pyles who will con-
test the election of Messrs. Scaggs anC
| Hardy as Road Commissioners Mr.
| Charles II. Stanley will be attorney fol-
| MIR. Haker, Democrat, who will contest
| with Mr.. Hardisty for the Sheritfalty
| The law directs that the contests shall bt
| conducted by rules to b. prescribed by