The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-01-26
BRENlTIES.

Mrs. Frank Duvall has been spend
ing few davs in Baltimore.
Mr. Everett, of Washington, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. H. S. Hill.
Miss Mamie Ridgeway, of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with her parents here.
Judge Amber and his daughter, Mrs.
F. f. McManus, left on "Wednesday for
a visit to relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. David J. Wilson, and sons. Of
Washington spent Sunday with Mr.. j. n.
W. Wilson, here.
The Lewly organized Card Club will
meet on Friday afternoon, at the home
of Mrs Marshall MAJ bury.
"A meeting f Ie CHI Ass o ;ia 10
of this county will be held IN Washington
on Saturday. February 18th.
MIR William Naly, of Washington,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ignatlus Nllly, at "Nihil," near this
town.
Miss Josephine Roberts and Miss
Walk, of Washington, were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph K. Roberts
on Wednesday and thursday.
The EVANSVILLE Independent has be-
gun a new volume, and deserves to be
congratulated upon its prosperity We
ish it long and useful career.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Mont gomery County Pomona Crane
No. 7, were entertained by Liberty
Grove Grange. Thursday, January %,
at 10 o'clock a m
MIR. Lingg, Miss Jennie Lingg, and
Miss Emma Lingg. have returned to their
hcme near Emmiltsburg, Frederick coun
ty. after very pleasant visit to rela-
tives here.
MIR. Samuel Crawford, formerly of
this tcwn, but who is now engaged in
railroad work in Georgia, has returned
to his post of duty, after a PLEASANT visit
at the home of MIR. Benz. Crawford.
-STOLEN-A small bay horse about
ID hands high, with one white hind foot
up to ankle and with top of neck thick.
Address MR.. J. DOM BOWLING,
Upper Marlboro, Md.
MIR. Benjamin Sheckells, one Of our
most popular young gentlemen, will leave
today for Phoenix Arizona, where he eX-
ne cts to engage in business We wish
him great success.
"A large quantity of fine timber is be-
ing shipped from this county. Messrs.
Buck, of this town, have some magnifl-
cent teams engaged in hauling the large
logs.
Those who have insurance in the Mu-
tual Fire INSURANCE. Company, of Mont
gomery county, will find bills for premi-
ums, now due, at the Bank of Southern
Maryland
Mr.. Richard G. Young, son of Mr..
John T. Young, of Folestville, died at
his home in Washington Tuesday morn
ing after long illness. Mr.. Young
married daughter of Mr.. VIM. II Shuler,
of w est phaia, who survives him.
Miss Lucy E. Sasscer and Miss Mar
guerite Clagge t, who are spending a
m on, h in Annapolis, assisted in receiving
at the reception given on Wednesday ev
en- ing by Gov and Mrs. Walfield, to The
members of the Legislature.
-WANTED:-Distri Managers t"
post signs, advertise and distribute sam
pies Salary $l8 weekly, $500 per day
for expenses. State age and present EN-
pIoy ment. IDEAL SHEAR CO., 80
Randolph st Chicago. JIG Am.
DIR. and Mrs Richard S. Hill, with
their youngest children and nurse, arc
ooar ding in Annapolis during the
session Of the Legislation. Mrs. Hill is
suffering from a sprained ankle which
will keep her in her room for week OF
more.
Mr. Frank Parrish, of Lanham,
brother n law of Mr.. R A. Downes, who
was formerly agent of the Pennsylvania
Railroad here, was instantly killed last
Thursday night by being hit by an ex
press tram. he was waking ou Tie
track near his home with friend and in
avoiding one train, stepped in the way of
another He was buried Saturday morn
ing from his residence, Rev. Charles A
SIP imam eff ia i 6.
The temperature Sunday was akin to
that of May, although this is. sup posed to
be mid-winter season. The atmosphere
at times was oppressive, and fires were
allowed to expire in many houses in or
der to render conditions more cemforta
BILE. The warm wave, which scored the
highest record in temperature since 1890
prevailed throughout the region betweel
the Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic
coast Its crest was in Ohio, where the
temperatures Sunday afternoon ranged
from 20 to "A degrees.
-Robt w. Wells, who represented this
cfucty in the House during the past two
sessions, came to Annapolis Wednesday
and held a reception on every street cor
ner, in the ho2els and in the statehouse.
He is tive years older then when he was
last here as a mamber, but his irrepressi-
ibil ty shows no diminution and his friends
are so numerous that he contemplates en-
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