The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-04-17
BKEVITIES.

Miss Josephine Roberts, of Wash
ington, is visiting Mrs. E. P. Robert.
here.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Court will be in session ne1t
Tuesday.
Mr. Harry ]. Sheafe, of Chicago
visited his aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson
on Friday.
There will be an entertainment anC
dance at Odd Fellows Hall, Forestville
on Easter Monday evening.
There will be service at the Metho.
dist Church, Forestville, on Easter Sun
day April 18th, at 1880.
Miss Ethel Suit, Of Washington,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Jessie Suit, Of this town.
Mr. Isaiah Humphrey, Of Iceland
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
L. Wells, of Wells Hotel.
Miss Frances Ware, of near thi.
town, is on visit to Miss Catherine
Wilson.
Invitations are out for dance in
the Grange Hall near Iceland on Mon
day evening next.
FOR LE-McCormick potatoes
at 70 cents per bushel.-Apply at this
office
FOR SALE-Brown Leghorn eggs,
80 cents per setting of Is. Apply
to R. Ernest Smith, Upper Marlboro,
Nd.
The regular quarterly meeting of
Montgomery County Pomona Grange
No. T. will be entertained by Brighton
Grange, Thursday, April Both, at 10
o'clock a. m.
The ryland, Delaware and Vir
ginia Railway Company, announce that
after April II, their steamers will dis
continue their trip as far as Bristol on
the Patuxent River and make Lyons
Greek, about four miles below Bristol,
the terminus Of the route. The river
has filled up SO that tho steamers can
no longer get up as far as Bristol With
safety.
DR. E P. Magruder, son of Mr.. G.
G. NJ gruder, of this county, succeeded
Dr.. Charles s. White, who recently re-
signed, as superintendent of the Emer-
gency Hospital, Washington, on Wed
aesday. DR.. Magruder was raised in
this town.
Governor Crothers has appointed
Messrs 7. Howard Duckett, Henry Il.
Talbert and William s. Ryon members
Of the Board of Liquor License Com
for this county.
Governor Crothers signed the Local
Option Bill for this county on Monday
last, and vetoed the bill compelling the
Railroad and the Chesa
peake Beach Railroad to make cennec-
ions at Pennsylvania Junction with
local trains.
Mr.. Robert A. Hooe. of Washing
ton, died at the George Washington
University Hospital on Saturday, April
18th, in his Goth year. He was mem
Der of the we'll known firm Of R. A..
Hoce & Co. which was for years locat-
ed on F street, Washington, D. G. He
was an uncle of Mrs. G. G. Magruder
and Mrs. John W. Belt and brother of
the late Peter 81. Hooe, all of this
county.
The peach crop was injured by
the severe cold snap last week there is
no doubt. but there is prospect yet for
some peaches as the orchards still show
many live buds. The peach bloom this
year was unusually profusive and three
fourths Of it might be destroyed and
then a fair crop could develop. The
growers need not yet take pessimistic
view of the situation We predict there
will be some peaches; perhaps crop.
Watch deyelopmentsand secure crates
and boxes for shipments later on.
Governor Crothers has signed the
bill providing for separate cars for
white and colored passengers on South
ern Maryland railways. This law af-
fects the Chesapeake Beach, P. B. & W.
(Pope's Creek Line) and Southern
Maryland Railroad. 1t does not apply
to excursion trains on the Chesapeake
Beach, and combination baggage and
passenger coaches are construed to mean
separate coaches under the provisions
of the law.
The undersigned desire to an
nounce to their friends and the public
generally that we have associated our
selves together for the practice Of law
in the Courts of Maryland under the
firm name and style Of Wells, Clagett
& Wells, with offices located with the
Maryland Real Estate Title Company
in the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Building 18Th and N. Y. Ave, N. W.,
Washington, D. G. G. A. M. Wells.
T. Van. Clagett and Robert W. Wells.
We beg to announce through the
columns of your valuable paper that We
have removed our offices to the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Building, 18th
and N. Y, Ave; N. w, where we will
have incre ased facilities for examining
and reporting on titles to subdivision
and farm properties in Prince Georges
County. Our certificate of Title in
sures prospective purchasers against
loss by reason Of unmarketable titles.
We are also in a position to lend money
on property in Prince Georges County
or invest sums for parties desiring to dc
so at 6 per cent. We guarantee the
payment Of the mortgage debt and in
terest, and pay per cent. on all money
left with us for investment until invest
ed by us on first m ortgage improved
security at per cent. Maryland Rea
Estate Title Co.