The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-07-29


9th, 10th and 18th.
Mrs Thomas Sheppard has gone to
Lexington, ". to visit relatives and
friends at her old home.
Mrs. Julia Bowie, of Baltimore, sp ent
part of last week with her sister, Mrs.
Weddie Duckett, at NAVAJO"
MIR. Spencer Crane, of California, St..
Mary's county, has been spending few
DAYS with his classmate, Mr.. Rodgers
Gore.
Mr.. Richard N. Ryon and Mr.. w. T.
Davis, who have been on trip to Bene-
dict, Charles county, returned home last
evening.
The Eastern Shore Transport Com
pany has chartered several steamers for
excursions from Eastern Shore points to
Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Nellie Loveless and little brother
Roland, of Washington, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Wells, of "Willow
Brook" near Iceland.
Mrs. John T. Wall and daughter, Miss
Maggie, and Miss Amelia Bowie, of Balti-
more, are spending some weeks at their
summer home, near this town.
The ladies of Mt Oak Church will
hold an ice cream and cake sale on the
lawn at Mr.. H. G. Hopkins, Halls, Satur-
day, July Both, 1904, at 5 o'clock p. m
Special excursions to Ocean City
will be run over the Chesapeake Beach
Railroad, commencing tomorrow. A
steamboat will convey passengers to
Claiborne.
Mrs. Oden Bowie gave delightful
dance at the Grange Hall, Iceland, on
Wednesday night, in honor of her grand
daughters, the Misses Roberts; of Wash
ington, D. c.
The game of ball played at Groom on
Wednesday evening between the Mari.
boro' and Groom teams, was
very interesting game, with the score OF
Z to 5 in favor the Groom team
There will be an ice cream and cake
sale at the Marlboro House grounds, on
Saturday afternoon, July Both, at five
o'clock. This sale will be for the benefit
of the Choir Guild of Trinity Church.
Groom Lodge No. As, 1. o. o. F., will
give their annual excursion to Chesa-
peake Beach on Friday, August 9Th. This
no Of % the
season. Go and have jolly good time
with the boys.
Miss Jennette Cover, and Mr.. Irving
Cwings, both OF this town, were quietly
married in Washington, on Wednesday
evening at half past seven O'Clock, by
Rev. H. Allen Griffith. We extend our
congratulations and best wishes.
The text of the very impressive SER
mon preached at St. Georges Chapel by
the Rev. E. A. Edwards was from Exc
dus II 7. They tempted the Lord, say
In is the Lord among us or not?' The
service next Sunday, July 31st, will begin
at p. m.
MIR. Harry Beall, son of County Com
missioner, r. Wesley Beall, died at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital Wednesday ev-
ening. aged sc years. He is survived by
widow and three children. The funer-
al will take place this evening at 3o'clock
from Forest Grove NJ. E. Church, Center
Vile.
The members of the Patuxent Plan
ters' Club were most pleasantly enter
tanned on Wednesday by Mr.. Upton B.
Brooke, at the Belvidere Hotel Chesa-
peake Beach on Wednesday. The only
ones absent were DR.. Reverdy Sassce:
Messrs F. Snowden Hill, F. w. Hill and
Frederick Sasscer Messrs Robert and
Julian Hall were also present as guests.
Miss Carrie Shipley, the assistant
teacher of Bladensburg School, has re-
turned to her home at Woodensburg, Md,
after taking course of instruction IN
the Frostburg Normal School. Miss Ship
ley expects to resume her work in Sep
TENDER with many new plans and re-
newed energy. She anticipates the intro
duction of Manual Training which will,
no doubt, prove interesting and beDefic-
| ial.
After short illness at Hyattsville,
this county, Mrs. Priscilla r. Payne died
on Monday at 2:15 a. m, in her seventy
| first year She was the widow of W. L.
Payne, and a lineal descendant of the late
| Sir Berthe Entwisle, of Foxhall, Roch.
dale County, Lancaster, England, and the
daughter of the late James Entwisle, OF
| Alexandria, Va. She is survived by three
sons and two daughters-J. E. Payne, II.
s. Payne, w. w. Payne, Mrs. w. B. Hol,
der, and Mrs. NJ M. Merrill.
Mrs. Virginia G. Cornelius. widow OF
Rev. Samuel Cornelius, died at the HON
of her son, Thomas G. Cornelius, Bowie
Thursday morning of last week, aged 7f
years. Death was caused by compiled
ton of diseases after an illness of about 8
week. She leaves two sons, Richard A
Cornelius, of Chicago, and Thomas &
Cornelius, of Bowie; and one daughter
Mrs Ella c. Richardson. of Westield
Mass. Interment was in Rock Hill Gem
etery, Washington, D. c., on Saturday
morning.
Died at the home of her son, Freder
lex Jackson, near Piscataway, on Mon