The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-11-25
BREVlTIES.

There will be meeting of the Elec,
ton Supervisors on Tuesday next.
Mrs. Robert Griffin gave charming
bird supper to about twenty guests on
Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Neale, of Groom, spent
Thanksgiving Day with friends and rel
atives in Baltimore.
Miss Nina G. Roberts will attend the
Army and Navy football game which
takes place in Philadelphia tomorrow.
Misses Mamie and Evelyn Ridgeway
of Washington, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ridgeway.
Miss Edna Coale who has been on
visit to her sister, Mrs. w. G. Burgess
in Washington has returned home.
Miss Minnie Chew returned home
on Saturday after visit of several weeks
to Baltimore county and Hyattsville.
Mrs. c. c Magruder has returned
from delightful visit to Virginia and IS
now in Washington where she will
spend the winter at the "Cecil.'
Mr.. A. B. Sansbury died at his home
near Forestville on Wednesday at 70
O'Clock IN. He will be buried at Forest
Vile, ON Sunday, the 9th at II o'clock.
Miss Susie LaRoche has been appoint
ed an assistant teacher in the Hyattsville
school and Miss Mary L. Walters, assis-
tant in the Bladensburg School. Both
commenced work on the 10th inst, the
beginning of the 2nd term.
November 18th, at the residence of
the Misses Loveless, in Laurel, Miss
Maude Levinia Loveless and Mr.. Francis
Winters, of Cincinnati, Ohio, were mar
ried. Rev. A. E. Baker oficiated. Mr..
William Jones, of Baltimore, was best
man.
The marriage of Miss Emily Vir-
ginia Duvall to Mr.. Walter
Scott took place recently at the home OF
brides aunt, Miss Maria Hamilton, in
Howard county, near Laurel. The cere-
monv was performed by Rev. Francis
Doory. Mr.. Lewis Cole, of Baltimore,
was best man.
Mrs. Lee Bowie OF "The Forest"
entertained in honor of her guest Miss
Polly Calvert on Wednesday last with
a fternoon tea. Among those present:
Mrs. McCubbin, Mrs. Frank Addison,
Mrs. Lee Mullikin, Mrs. John Duvall,
Mrs. Robert Griffin, Mrs. Zugg, Mrs.
spaulding. Misses Zugg, Calvert, Nina
Roberts, Gertrude Church, Mema Roberts
and Mr. Pinkney Roberts.
The establishment of new national
bank in Hyattsville is assured as the re-
suit of meeting of business men OF
Washington and Hyattsville on Friday
evening last. Of the necessary $50 shares
of stock required. subscription were re-
ceived amounting to $4,000 The shares
are 1926 each, $25 of which goes to sur
plus fund. A new $4,000 brick bank will
be erected
Mr.. Howard w. Morrison died sud
denly at his home in Laurel on Sunday
last from heart failure. Several physi-
clans worked hard on him during the
early hours of the morning, but to no
effect. Mr.. Morrison was As years old,
and is survived by his widow and five
children all of whom reside there. He
was a printer and was employed at the
Law Reporters office, at Washington.
Mr.. Samuel Dima:co, of this town,
had narrow escape from serious injury
last week and only escaped by great pres
ence of mind. He was assisting Mr.
Eugene Sweeney who was about to butch.
er beef when the animal broke away
and rushed toward Mr.. Dimarco who
threw himself to the ground. The enrag.
ed COW passed completely over him and
turned back and attempted to gore him
but as her horns were crooked did no
harm, except to inflict some painful
bruises. Mr.. Sweeney's hand was badly
cut during the encounter and everybody
was relieved when the obstreperous beast
was killed.
Mr.. John w. Kelly. of Laurel, and
ticket agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and of the United States Ex-
press Company at Jessup, Md, five miles
east of Laurel, has been arrested and com.
mitted to Annapolis Jail on the charge OF
disappointing the funds of the rail-
road company. 1t is alleged that Mr..
Kelly has for some time past been max
ing bills in duplicate, receipting one set
when the money was paid to him and
keeping the other set on file to mislead
the travelling auditors of the company.
It is said that the amount of his alleged
shortage is over 5000. Mr.. Kelly was
formerly the Baltimore and Ohio agent
at Strasburg junction, Virginia.
A Runaway Bicycle.