The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-05-16
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| Is NlSllluS vi ,. IA L DloohC.
Miss Nellie Hill has returned from a
visit to relatives in Washington.
County Treasurer Richard N. Ryon
has returned from a two weeks trip to
| the West.
Mr. j. Henry Murray, of Brandy
wine, has been on visit to Mr.. W. B.
Hunter, at Hyattsvlle.
Mrs Laura W. Harper, of Birming-
! ham, Ala, formerly of this county, is
visiting relatives in Washington.
There will be meetings of the County
| Commissioners, the Road Commissioners
and Orphans Court next Tuesday.
Mrs Reverdy Sasscer and children
are visiting Mrs. Sasscer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Buchanan Bealc in Washing
ton.
| The Patuxcnt Planters Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. William G.
Brooke on Tuesday, May Goth, 1902, at
$50 P. Nj.
| Bishop Satterlce will visit St. Thomas
Parish on Friday, May %. Service at
| 10 a. m. at Cheltenham and at St. Thomas
Groom, at p. IN.
When not able to see the newsboy,
you can get your Sunday papers at Roder's
| Confectionery on Main street, adjoining
THE ENQUIRER office.
The members Of Forest Lodge. No.
Al, l. O. O. F., will visit in body the
NJ. E. Church, Forestvillc, on May 18th,
1902, at II o'clock a. NJ.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Houston Adams,
of Congress Heights, D. c., are visiting
Mrs. Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
H Brady, near Halls Station.
The many friends of Mr.. r. Irving
Bowie will be pleased to learn that his
health is much improved. He has been
under treatment in Washing ton for throat
trouble.
The young gentlemen Of this town
gave very pleasant dance in the Town
Hall on Wednesday evening. The music
was furnished by and orchestra from
Baltimore 1t was Largely attended.
Contract for an iron bridge over
Patuxent river between Anne Arundel
and this county has been awarded tc
Lauer & Harper at $3.50 The York
Bridge Company bid $7,174 and William
H. Gulick IS $50.
Bishop Satterlec has been obliged tC
cancel his appointment to visit Trinity
Church, this town, on account of an im
portant engagement in Washington OF
that day, but his contemplated visitation
will be made very soon.
Our thanks are due TO Mr.. w. Brooke
| Hunter for an invitation to attend thu
pres entation OF the Gold Medal and othe
awards Of Merit to the pupils of thu
Corcoran School of Art which will TAXI
place in the Gallery on the evening o
May Goth.
Thomas Parker, coorcd, who disap
peared from his home, near here, on thu
2Gth of Fcburay last was found late We'd
nesday evening by Messrs. Henry S. Mil
Ter and Reynold Harris. An inquest wa
held over the body yesterday and yer
dict of accidental drown ing was rem dered
In the appointment by the County
Commissioners last week of Assessors
Trustees of the Aims House, Health
Officer and Standard Bearer, the Demo
cratic minority, Messrs. Miller and Man
| NH l., in At
from voting for any of the above nance
officials.
AT meeting of the Board of Super
vsors of Election for this county he'll
here Tuesday Mr.. Richard J. Swami wa
chosen president, Mr.. j. NJ. T. Martil
clerk and Wells & Wells attorneys. TIL
Board will meet again on the 18th of Jun
for the purpose of appointing the Regis
tration Officers.
Miss Shields, of Baltimore, the popu
, lar Milliner of Armstrong, Gator Il Co
5 is at the J. L. Edlavitch Department Stor
: ready to trim your hats in the very lates
style Our prices are in keeping with tn
times. Ready made trimmed hats, So
to s. 0O-T. L. Edlavitch Department
9 Store Marlboro Nd
Mr.. Ernest p Magruder, son Of {
7 C. Mugruler, Esq, passed his eNamn;
: tions in the Medical Department of tn
!; Columbia University, of the District {
! Columbia, last week. He will receive h
diploma at the commencement, whlc
takes place in June, and will practie
medicine in Washington.
AT the annual meeting of the Brancl
vile, Berwyn and Lakeland Village In
e provement Association, held in the gym
J. l as:um at Berwyn on Tuesday, May 15tl
V the following officers were elected for tt
It ensuing year: President, John T. Burc
h Vice Presidents for Branchville, Villa
h Seegar and Prof Beal; Vice Presiden
r for Berwyn, W William Kuhlberg and j.
k Bonnet; Vice Presidents for Lakclan
f. William Van Nalkenberg and Mr.. Ca
l. ming; Secretary, J. w. Matson; Treasure
o s. F. Smith.
IS The statement of The CitiZ ems 1nsu
IS ance Company of st. Louis, Mo, will
L. found in another column. The firm OF
b. Du Val & Co., have been in the Fire al
Marine Insurance business in Baltimo
on the same street for 81 years, havil
started in 1865. 1t is the second olde
house in that City. In all these yea
they have had but one law suit and til
s was compromised before the case came
~ trial They do general insurance bu
" ness not only in the State of Marylan
or but throughout the country and represe
The Citizens as State Agents.