The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-02-21
BREVITIES.

Mrs w. H. Harper, of Washington,
was here Tuesday.
Miss Edith Martin has been on visit
to friends at "Marford.'
Mrs. R. N. Ryon spent last Friday
and Saturday in Washington.
Judge George W. Wilson spent sew
eral days in Baltimore last week.
To morrow will be Washington's
birthday, which is legal holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Marbury are
spending a few weeks in the City of
Mexico.
The Citizens National Bank of Laurel
has declared 3 per cent semi annual
dividend.
Rev. Father Tower, of Hyattsville,
spent yesterday with Rev. Charles ].
Trinkaus.
Miss Addie Nalley, of Washington, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Nalley, near this town.
Miss Sallie Early, of Brandywine,
has been visiting Mrs L. NJ. Switzerland
at La Plata, Charles county.
Miss Alice Kalenbach and Miss Josie
Sweeney, of Groom, spent few days last
week with Mrs Richard N. Ryon.
Mrs. John Lowe, of Washington, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. R. N. Ryon
and Mrs. W. T. Davis, of this town.
Rev. DR.. B. w. Bond will preach at
Mt Oak NJ. E. Church next Sunday, Feb
ruary 23rd, at II a. m. The public is in
vitcd
Simon Edlavitch and Myer Edlavitch,
trading as 5. Edlavitch & Son, have made
a deed Of trust to Walter Kirman of all
their estate for the benefit of their cfedi-
tors
Mrs. Kate Edlavitch and daughter,
Sadie left on Monday on visit to rela
| tives in New York and Boston. While
there she will buy her Sprin g stock of dry
| goods, clothing, shoes, etc.
st. Mary's Church this afternoon at
| o'clock, Stations of the Cross and Bene
diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Mass on Sunday at 8 o'clock a. m. and at
Rosaryville at II o'clock a. IN.
| Are you ready for farming? We are.
Our large Stock CT Farming Implements,
Seeds, Tobacco Bed Covering, Barb Wire
and &c, are all in. We can sell you goods
cheaper than you can buy them in the
city. The j. l.. Edavitch Department
Store.
MIR. William 1. Wolf, postmaster of
this town, left last Friday for New York
city to atterd the Dog Show in Madison
Square Garden, taking with him two
celebrated greyhounds belonging to Mr..
Lewis Sachs. of Baltimore, and expect
ing to come back with the honors of the
End or 3rd prize.
| Hearing of the suit at law instituted
by John D. Boering and his wife, Mrs.
Mearin G. Boering, against the Chesa-
peake Beach Railroad Company. to re-
cover $4,000, was commenced in Circuit
Court No 2 of the District of Columbia
Tuesday. 1t is alleged by the complaints
that Mrs. Boering sustained injuries in a
collision on the defendant company
road September 3, 1909.
| The Citizens Assoc iation of Prince
Georges county, at its meeting at Land
over last Saturday, appointed committee
to act in conjunction with the temporary
organization that was formed in the coun-
ty for the purpose of combating the fur
Their manufacture of nitroglycerin and like
substances. A resolution was passed
protesting against the manufacture of ex-
plosives in Kent or Bladensburg districts
within three miles of any dwelling.
The Laurel City Council has granted
the Berwyn and Laurel Electric Railway
Company the right of way through the
town. By securing the right of way
through Laurel the syndicate now has
control of all rights of way from Berwyr
to Laurel, and upon the construction OF
the link between Berwyn and Laurel will
have a complete line between Laurel anG
| Washingt N. Mr. James H Christie, rep.
resenting the syndicate, was present II
the meeting and guaranteed the compile
ton of the line in 10 months.
Mrs. Isabelle L. Nourse died at hel
home, The Vineyard'' this county, yes
terday, in her eighty first year. She was
the widow of William Nourse, who for q
number of years was engaged in the
bakery business in Washington, as mem
Der of the firm of Pairo & Nourse. Mrs
Nourse was Miss Bond a member of the
we'll known Bond family of Maryland
and a granddaughter of William Fell
who owned Felrs Point, in Baltimore
She is survived by four children-Mrs
Anna l. Meloy, Mrs. Thomas Brooks
Mrs William Meloy and William B