The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-03-31
BKEVlTTES.

Mr.. Rodgers Gore spent Sunday with
his parents III this town.
Sunday with is brother Mr. o. Pinkney
Mullikin
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Jones, OF
Glendale, spent " ednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. o. P. Mullikin.
The April term of the Court for this
county will convene on Monday.
Mrs. Eleanor T. Specht, Of Washing.
ington, spent Monday with Mrs. Mary E
Wilson.
Miss Ida Warir G, Of Washington spel t
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph K
| Roberts
MIR. Allen Griffith, of Baltimore,
visited his parents, DR.. and Mrs. L. A.
Griffith on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye, who spent
the winter at Silver Hill, have moved to
Good Hope Heights.
| Mrs. F. E. McManus and her father,
Judge Amber, left here yeste rday for
| short visit to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Stallings, of
Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
of Ohio, spent Sunday in Marlboro
There will be meeting of the
| Ladies' Association, on Monday, at four
o'clock at the usual place.
Mrs. John Lowe, of Washington,
spent Sunday with hel daughters, Mrs
R. N Ryon and Mrs. w. T. T. Davis.
Mr.. II. J. Bowman and daughter, of
Ottawa, Canada, are spending few aays
| with Mr. and Mrs A. K. Mari at Mt.
Calvert.
Ell las Raft will be pleased to see his
friends and patrons at his wholesale Liq-
uor House, 2O4 7th street, s. w., formerly
of II street S E.
Misses Katherine and Mary c. Mer-
rick very delightfully."- entertained num-
Der of their young friends at a Euchre
party on Tuesday evening.
Eggs for Matching from choice Light
Brahama Chickens-15 for 81 90. Apply
to Ghisslin Sasscer, Upper Marlboro, Md.
The Rector's Aid Society will serve
a dinner in the vacant office building,
opposite the Court House, this town, on
Tuesday, April 4th. Moderate prices.
-LosT. On Friday afternoon of last
week, in front of the Bank, Coin Belt
Buckle-Spanish, French and American
coins. Kindly return to this o flee or to
Miss Susie E. Clagett.-Adv.
Cancelled checks constitute the very
best form of receipts, and no matter how
far your party resides, your checks will
reach him, settle your bills, and be re-
turned to you, in due course, properly en-
dOrsed.-Adv.
To be strong, to be liberal, to be
prompt; to serve its depositors we'll and
truly, holding their interests as identical
with its own; to grant generous terms
as are consistent with sound banking; to
be satisfied with small margin on each
account is the policy Of First National
Bank of Southern Maryland-Adv
For the convenience Of the Patuxent
River Fishermen and Trappers, the Ches
apeake Beach Railroad Company has
erected new platform at the river edge,
Mt. Calvert, for the accommodation of
loading freight and express with low
rates to all shipping points in connection
with said company. Our best wishes are
that those near that point may have har
vesting season.
Mr.. E. B. DuVal of E. B. Duval & Co.
of Baltimore informs US that he will be at
the Farmers Hotel this town on April
the 9th and 18th. Mr.. DuVal represents
one of the oldest Fire s. Marine Insur-
ance firms in the state, having been
established 1865. They paid in our fire
Of 1886 $4,000 and the late Baltimore
conflagration $4,000. He is origi nally
from Bowie district this county aud has
large patronage throughout the state,
and would be pleased to see any of his
friends.