The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-09-15
BREVlTIES.

Miss Catherine Marbury has return
ed from Capon Springs, Va.
The Editor of the Gazette has re-
turned from his vacation and is at his post
| again. :*s -.
| Miss Winnie ..RedmiIes has resumed
| her duties as teacher at the Westphalia
| school.
Mr. Reynold Harris, Of Washington
has been visiting his friend, Mr. Bernard
Wells. go,
Miss Stella Russell, of Baltimore,
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1.
Wolff.
Mrs M. Sweeney and children, of
Washington, spent Sunday with Mr..
James H. Boswell.
Mrs. r: B: F:Cenniek, of Aaaeostia,
D.. &c; is now visiting her relatives in
the county.
Mr. James Berry entertained the Pa
tuxent.: Plauters's Club on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Caroline PurdX and Miss Myrtle
Jarboe, of Forestville," are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. William H. Talbot. -
Rev. F*P:. Wilfes formerly OF ST..
Thomas Parish, has been spending a
few days at Croome. =: : = !
/ The Republican Convention, of this
county, wiHre- convene here ON Septem-
iber 26th to nominatea county ticket.
/ ,wEQR- SALE-A =. snumber of fine
young Grade Hereford Cattle at butcher
prices. Apply at this Office.
Miss Anna G.. Burns, Miss Edith Ro-
der, of Baltimore, and Mr.. j. A. DeMarr,,
Of Washington are visiting Miss Daisy
Roder at her home in. this town: ~
Master Allen Redmiles entered Cal
vert Hall College, Baltimore, as a student
at the beginning of the term, September
5th = Z - i r -.
Mr. Frank Martin, of Fort Washing
ton, who has been quite ill. at the home Of
nephew, Mr. John F. Martin, is much
better. 49,
Miss Elsie Thomas, of Largo, who has
been the guest of her grand mother, Mrs
w. H. Love less for the past two weeks
has returned home.
Miss Rosie Loveless, of Cheltenham,
IS now fhe guest Of her sister, Mrs:
James NJ Thomas and friends, near
Largo.
Rev. j. Ho ward :. Gibbons, of Point
Pleasant, w. Va. has returned hcme af-
ter pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs
Wilbur j.. Gates, of Horsehead, this
county.
s.-Mr: R: A. Murray: of, Washin gton,
has returned from atrip to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and other places of interest in
New York and Toronto, Canada. He is
aow spending the rem ainder5of his vaca-
zion at the home of his parents att B.
!: MIR. Thomas J. Thompson died at his
home, ,'oh the farm of Mr.. Charles Bona
parte, near Mari Hill, .on tuesday, Sep
temter 5th, saftef a brief illness? ME-.
Thompson wal 61>years old. and leaves
a widow and nine children. - :, 8 ,, =:
,--Miss g srtrade Cooke. OF Hnaeo sta,
DC. who has been spending the sum
mer with hef parents, Mr.: and Mrs. John
T; Cooke, has now returned after a de-
|. ligghtful visit. d.
Miss Grace. Bivens, Of -O3on Hill,
aud Miss Mary Loveless, of Centerville.
who have been the guests of=Niss Rosie
Loveless, of Cheltenham, for the past
three weeks, have returned home after
ii. exceeding ely: pleasant trip. -.
.-Mr. CHARLES G. Crandall. of the EN-,
QU1RER office, who has typhoid fever
was taken to Providence Hospital, Wash
ington, on, Saturday. His mother and
Dr. Md: Humes accompanied him. Much
regret is expressed. by his many friends
at his illness and all hope he may soon
be convalescent. = -
The ortolan. season which began on
Monday promises to: be the best for
several seasons past. The birds are fat
and plentiful and also reed birds. A party
consisting of two ladies and four gentle
men, of Baltimore, killed over $50 birds
on Mondav, one Of the ladies killing 80
in the pouring rain. Tuesday they kill
cd about 100, before returning to Balti-
more. While here they stopped at the
Marlboro House.