The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-04-11
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BKEVITIES.

The Road Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday.
The Misses Martin gave very plea
SAINT dance at their home last nj ht
The County Commissioners will hold
a regular meeting on Tuesday next.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Orphans Court on next Tuesday.
Bishop satterlee will visit ST. Thomas
Parish, this county, on Friday, May 23rd
Rev Mr. Butler and Mrs Butler are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. George w
Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs George Forbes, OF
Woodville, are visiting Mrs. Clarence
Hall, of this town.
The young gentlemen of Groom will
give dance in the Groom Hall on Tues
day evening, April 18th.
Miss Ellen J. Harper spent last Sun
day with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Harper, in Washington.
Miss Christine Bowling, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Plummer,
in Washington, has returned home.
Mrs. c. c. Masruder has returned to
her country home in the Forest" after
spending the winter in Washington.
Mr. F. Snowden Hill and Miss Edith
Hill have returned to their home after
spending the winter in Washington.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will run
Sunday train, commencing next Sun.
day, April 18th. The schedule will be
published next week.
AT meeting of the Directors of the
Bank Of Southern Maryland held yester.
day Mr.. William S. Hill was elected
Cashier. This is deserved recognition
of his fidelity and efficiency, and we con.
graduate him upon his promotion.
"A Stereopticon and Musical erter
tainment will be given in the Hall al
Groom on Friday, April 25th, at 8 p. m
A party Of ladies and gentlemen from
Washington will furnish stereopticor
views, music and Rotations. Admission
% cents; children under twelve, Is cents
AT the annual Conference of the
| Methodist Episcopal Church, which wa:
held in Baltimore this week, the follow
| ing assignments were made in this county
Congress Heights, E. E. Fisher; Forest
vile, A. E. Spielman; Hyattsville, H. r
Miller; Lanhams, w. H. Dell Laurel
Watson Case.
Special Sale this week. Ladies' shoes
sizes .! to A., only 49c.; good floor mat
ting, 15c. per yd.; floor oil cloth, 23c. pei
yd.; toweling, 44c. per yd.; 1 yard wide
| unbicached cotton, sc. per yd.; double
width spring worsteds, 15c. per I'D; lawn!
and calicos, sc. per yd; 10 bars of SOAP
for CSC a car load of hay and a car loae
of coal just received. L. Edlavitci
Department Store.
EARLY Monday morning James Har
| vey, of this county was found lying beside
| one of the tracks of the Anacostia freight
yards of the Pennsylvania Company. HI
had evidently been struck by train, a!
| his clothing was torn and spattered will
mud and his face and scalp were LAGER
ated by striking upon the track where ht
had fallen. TIE injured man was re
moved to the Washington Asylum Hos
pital. An examination showed that nc
| bones were broken, and he will probably
| recover
Emory Steel, of Landover, thi.
county, was accidentally drowned Thurs
| day night in Eastern Branch He and two
companions went to the edge of the
branch and got into skitf, which they
rowed out in the middle of the stream. L
being dark, they ran into a log which
| projected out of the water and upset thu
skiff. A clored man who was passing
heard their screams, got into boat ant
went to their assistance, but before b,
arrived Steel had sunk. The body wal
recovered early Friday morning