The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-07-04

and Mrs. Ignatus Nalley, near this town.
| Miss Daisy Roder, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller, of
Washington, returned home on Wednes-
| day.
Miss Alice Harper has returned from
| a visit to Washington, and is now stay
ing with Mrs. A. T. Brooke at "Pent-
| land"
Mrs. George T. Jones, of Baltimore,
is spending several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mullikin, at
"Woodyard."
Comptroller Joshua W. Herring dis
tributed Tuesday the Free School Fund
payable on or after July -. This county
receives $1,1a6.41.
The next monthly meeting of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew will be held
in the Bank building on Monday night,
July 9TH, at s. p. m.
Mr. o. p Mullikn and family, who
have been living in the Owings' house, on
Tuesday moved into the house belonging
to Mr. Thomas Sweeney in the western
part of the town.
MIR. Matthias E. Pagan, of Bowie, who
recently purchased the Old rcctory of St.
Mary's Church, near this town, moved with
his family into their new home on Tuesday.
MIR. Pagan and family formerly lived here
and we are glad to welcome them back
again.
MIR. A. Sidney Hill has been appoint
ed chief clerk to Major Rolfe and will
leave for San Diego, California, tomorrow
where he will be stationed. This is an
important assignment and shows that MIR.
Hills work in the War Department has
been satisfactory.
We will celebrate the 4lh of July by
giving bargains in Mason's Fruit Jars Acc,
quarts, 54c; gallons, 'ic. A good string
broom for 15c. Mems top shirts, worth
75c and 81, our price 29c. Look in the
windows-J. l.. Edlavitch Department
Store, Upper Mar'h"r :. Nd.
The First National Bank of Southern
Maryland will be closed today and tomor
row, July 4th and 9Th, both days being Il
legal holiday Saturday being so declared
by proclamation issued by Governor
Smith on Wednesday of last week at the
request of the business men throughout
the State
On Friday evening last, at Berwyn,
this county, there was organized a social
club for the oject and purpose to solidify
and further the interests of the Democratic
party in Evansville district and Prince
Georges county Mr. William Fischer was
elected president, and Mr. Edward Gailor,
secretary.
Miss Belle NARROW, Miss Anna Beall,
Miss Nettie Cover and Mr.. Roger 1. Man
ming, teachers in the public schools of
this county, attended the State Teachers
Association held at Ocean City this week.
School Commissioner, Charles II. Stanley,
Mr.. Frederick Sassccr, Examiner elect,
and Mrs. Charles Walker and daughters,
of Seat Pleasant, also attended the meet
ing of this Association.
The white parishioncrs of ST. Mary's
Church, this town, will hold pic mic in
the Town Hall yard on Tuesday. July
22nd, 1902. Dinner, from II a. m. to p.
m, 30 cents; supper, % cents. All kinds
of refreshments at reasonable prices.
A game of baseball will be played in the
afternoon 4 90 L 1Va1l- = In, 4
ton of Prof. Neb. Niwel, c. W., will be
given in the Town Hall in the evening
Music and dancing will also be feature
of the day. Admission to the Town Hall,
10 cents; to the grounds, free.
The corner stone of the new parish
house of ST. Paul's Parish will be laid to-
day, July 4th, at 10 80 a. M, by Centennial
Lodge, No. III A. F. & A. NJ. There will
be a public celebration of the National
holiday at 3 80 p. m. in the grove of the
Church, near Baden P. o. Addresses
will be made by prominent speakers. The
ladies of the congregation will serve din
ner from II to 1.30 p. m; supper from 5
to 8 p. m. All delicacics of the season
and refreshments in abundance The
proceeds to be devoted to the erection of
the new building. The public cordially
invited
The following members of the 7
of this county attended the State meeting
of the Bar Association, which was held
at Ocean City on Wednesday and yester
day. Messrs. Charles H. Stanley, James
c. Rogers, Frederick Sasscer, Joseph G.
Mattingly and Alan Bowie. Hon. John
s. Writ, president of the State Associa-
ton, Deferred an able address on We'd
nesday on the subject of Roger B. fancy
and his career as an eXemplar for the
rising generation of the bar. MIR. Fred
erick Sasscer was elected vice president
for the Seventh judicial Circuit at the
meeting yesterday. Quite number of
new members were admitted, among them
being Mr.. Joseph c. Mattingly, of this
county.
Strikes \ Rich FinI