The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-16
BREVlTIES.

Mrs. w. Tilden Davis ia visiting he
mother in Washington.
The County Commissioners will bt
in session on Tuesday next.
The Orphans Court will be in sessi on
on Tuesday next.
There will be meeting of the R lad
Commissioners on Tuesday next.
Mr. Benjamin BRADFORD has been
| appointed one Of the doorkeepers Of the
Maryland Senate.
Miss Blanche Neal, of Groom Sta.
| ton, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Mr. aud Mrs. R n Ryon.
Ice house owners in this neighb bar
hood sre happy over the fact that they
have at last been able to ill their houses
Miss Agnes Stewart, of Washington
spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs NJ. j
Wyvile, of near this town
Mr.. William A. R,eder, Jr., Of Balti
more, spent Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Roeder Of this town.
Miss Berth. Cooke spent last Satur
day and Sunday with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs John T. Cooke.
Gov Warfeld has appointed Dr.. L.
A Griffith OF this town 4 member of the
State Board of Health.
Mrs Jam Thir'es, of Bowie, and Mr..
L Allen Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Eds
Smith, of Washington. spent Sunday
with Mr. ind Mrs R. Ernest Smith.
Mrs VIM. R. Smith has received
much praise and many congratulations
for the success Of the Cantxta given IN
der her ma a gemeut last week.
Mrs. A +. Brooke very delightfully."-
entert aimed the card club on St. Valen-
tines Day, the appointments being all
suggestive of the occasion.
u gs Amber AID Mrs NcManus re-
lrned al Tuesday from visit to their
relatives in Ohio. They were accompani-
e | ny Mrs. McNabb, who will remain for
wutle at the Rectory.
"A delegation of citizens from this
C unity went to Annapolis on Wednesday
in the interest of Senator Clagett's To-
bacco Warehouse Bill Speeches were
made before the Committee by Messrs. T.
Van Clagett, NJ. H. Magruder and r. V.
Humphrey.
Mr.. M. Cope Livingston, Of the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone Com
pany. who was called to his home in
South Carolina, on account Of the death
Of his brother. has returned
DIR. Guy w. Latimer has entered
suit against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad in the sum of $500 for alleged
damaoe resulting from the presence and
noise OF freight trains about h is premises
in Hyattsville.
-FOR-SALE-A few young through
bred Brahma Boosters. Price $1.o0.
Apply to GHISELIN SASSCER, Upper
Marlboro, Md.
WANTED:-Dstrict Managers to
post sigGs, advertise and distribute sam
piles. Salary $le weekly. $500 per day
for expenses. State age and present en-
ployment. IDEAL SHEAR CO., 80
Randolph St Chicago. J12,4m
Miss Cornelia Mullikin, died at the
home of her nephew, Mr.. John M. Bowie
near Mitchellville, on Thursday msrning
Febru ary. 9Th, after au illness Of tive
weeks of pleurisy. Miss Mullikin was
the daughter Of the late John Mullikin,
of Collington, and belonged to enc Of the
most prominent families Of the county.
Miss Mullikin IVES u years Of age.
On Wednesday the Committee on
Inspections heard delegation represent
ing the Maryland Leaf Tobacco .Associa-
ten, of Baltimore, on the bill introduced
by Senator Cla9ett, Of this county. The
delegation left with the committee a
largely signed petition by the members
Of the Leaf Tobacco Association, who
urged the passage Of the bill. Those who
spoke on the bill were Messrs. William
Meissel, John Gourley and J. NJ. Talbert.
Mrs L. Griffith entertained the card
club most delightfully."- on Wednesday
afternoon. MIS- Fred Sasscer won the
first prize, handsome Japanese dish,
and Miss Freddie Hill, the consolation
prize, an ebony box. The usual COLA
ton of tempting dishes was daintily serv.
ed. Among those present were: Mrs. A.
T. Brooke, Mrs. r. Irving Bowie, Mrs.
Fred Sasscer. Mrs. A. Marshall Marbury,
Mrs. W. s. Hill, the Misses Hill, Miss
Minnie Chew, Misses Katherine and Mary
w. Merrick, Miss Alice C1agett, Miss
Alice Clagett, Miss Kate Bowling.
Mr.. Christopher c. Hyatt, we'll
known citizen Of this county, residing
near Mitehellville, died very suddenly on
Friday Afternoon. He had gone to the
store of A. Edlavitch. at Mitchellville,
to make a sale Of Cow when he fell on
the porch. His son, who was near, went
to his assistance but he was dead before
he could be taken inside the building.
Mr.. Hyatt was about 66 years old and is
survived by q widow, one son, Mr.
Samuel Hyatt, and two daughters Misses
Nellie and Blanche Hyatt. The funeral
was held on Monday at noon from his
residence. Mr.. Hyatt was . good neigh.
bOr and alwaya had kind ward far all