The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-02-23
BREVITIES.

| - MISS MARY W. Nh0iiiSo"'s fisisih
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. William s. Hill is spending
few days in Washington.
Miss Kate Wallace, Of Wallace, il
visiting Miss Mamie Bowie, at Nell
| wood.
Miss Matte Leitch. of Annapolis
has been visiting Miss Maud Miller. O.
| this town.
Miss NJ Robertson spent Friday
ght and Saturday with Mrs. Rosa B
Bowie. at MT Lubentia.'
Miss Marie Hall is attending school
| ID Baltimore. going and returning daily
blythe Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs. George Thomas, Of St. Mary's
county, spent Thursday and Friday with
her sister, Mrs. A. 7. Brooke.
Misses Maize Mcmahon aud Maud
Smith. of Baltimore, spent part of last
week with Miss Gertrude Crawford, OF
this town.
Mr.. George r Garner, of St. Mary's
County, paid a visit last week to his
daughter at "Kenilworth," the home OF
Miss Kate Hill. . .
Miss Frederick Hill attended q
dance in Washington, On Friday night
last, given by the Lorena Dancing Cub,
of that city.
Mr.. Truman H. Thomas. of st. Mary's
county, has been visiting Miss Flea
nor Garner, his niece, at "Kenilworth."
Rev. Mr. Wingate, rector Of St.
Barnabas parish, Iceland, is still at the
Church InfirmarY, Baltimore, under treat
ment for asthma Rev. Mr.. Thomas, of
Washi gton filled the pulpit on Sunday
last and conducted the funeral Of Mr..
Cooke after the morning service.
Mrs Augusta Byrnes announces the
marriage of her daughter, Mary Wilhel-
nina. to Mr. William T. Cooper which
took piac, in w Washington ON Wednesday
February 2lst.
We publish elsewhere the report OF
Dir. John E. Sansbury, Health Officer,
9, hich shows that he has done very active
a id useful work during the, past year. :
Miss Eleanor Garner spent several
days in. Baltimore last week. Miss Garner
entup especially to attend the Banquet
eff the Baltimore Alumni Association, OF
Dickinson College which was held at the
Stafford Hotel, February 10th. Miss
Carriers father was graduate of Dickin.
son College in 1862.
+ "A very pleasant dance was given in
he Town Hall. here on Friday night last
Vt midnight refreshments were served,
consisting of coffee sandwiches, ices and
cake, after which dancing was continued
until late.
There will be Grand Cake Walk at
the Town Hall, on Monday night. Feb
ruary Doth, for the benefit of Trinity
Church, this town, beginning at 8 O'clock
D. M Mr. Benjamin B. Levin has con-
sented to manage the entertainment,
having had much experience in this line
we feel that its success is assured. A
handsome prize cake has been ordered
for the occasion. Refreshments will be
for sale during the evening.
DR. L. A Griffith, of town, executor
Of A. W. Ball has won case the against DR..
w. w. Stewart in the District Of Celum
bia Court. 1t is not yet know whether
the case will be carried by DR.. w. W
Stewart tothe Supreme Court. This is
the case in which DR.. Griffith acting as
agent for A. W. Ball, sold to DR.. W. w.
Stewart of Washington, sthe tract Of land
containing 1888 acres located near
Meadows, this county. Dr., Stewart
claimed that he was acting for the Mary
land Oil & Development Company and
that the $500 paid was only an option.
DR.. Griffith claimed that he had no
authority to sell an option but made
sale to Dr. W. w. Stewart direct, and re-
ceived $500 in part payment. The case
was carried before Justice Anderson Oh
demurrer and won by DR.. Griffith, it
then came up before Justice Stafford on
the facts.in the case and DR.. Griffith has
again won.sf The sauit involves about
$4,000. DR.. Griffith was represented by
Mr.. G. II. Merillat, of Washington,
Joseph Kent Roberts, of Upper Marlboro
and Mr.. George R Gather, of Bltimors,
DR.. W. W. Stewart was represented by
Messrs E. II. Thomas and Charles Poe,
of Washington.