The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-03-03
BREvITIES


Mr. James T. Hunter, died on Mon
day at the residence of his daughter, a
Bladensburg.
The Ladies' Association Will meet
on Monday, March 9Th, at o'clock. al
the usual place.
Judge Ralph Amber, of Canton,
Ohio, visited his sister, Mrs. F. E.
McManus, last week.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson attended the
funeral of Miss Ann M. Waltjien, ir
Towson, on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Spalding, of Gouchel
College, Baltimore, spent the week END
with Mrs. H. w. Gore.
Miss Elizabeth Tippett and Edna
Tippett spent the week end with Mrs.
Eugene Gibbons, in Laurel.
There will be no service at ST.
Barnabas' Church, Iceland, Sunday,
as the rector, Rev. W. G. Williams,
will be unavoidably absent on that day.
Mr.. Morris Wolk is having a
"Clean Sweep Sale" this week and
offers many bargains.
Miss Carol Wilson spent the eek
end with her aunt, Mrs. Paul 1glehart,
in Baltimore.
Miss Marguerite Clagett visited
Miss Minna Wheelan, in Baltimore, last
week and heard the Opera, 1.-The
Huguenots," given at the Lyric
Theatre.
Miss Lille Howard, of McKendree,
Anne Arundel county, and Mr.. Oliver
w. Ford, of this town, were united in
marriage at the Rectory of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church on last Wednes-
day, February 22nd, by Rev. Mr..
McManus.
Mr.. o. B. Zantzinger has purchased
from MIR. Isaac H. Ford and others a
tract of land in Hyattsville. Also Mr..
Joseph F. Devaughn has purchased from
Mr.. S. A. Ripple & Bros, Inc, tract OF
81 acres near Nottingham. The titles
were examined and guaranteed by the
Hyattsville and Marlboro Title Com
pany.
The County Commissioners, Or
phans' Court and School Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday next. The
County Commissioners will be in session
on Wednesday and Thursday to pass ac-
counts against the county preparatory
to making the Annual Levy.
"A charming bridge-luncheon was
given by Miss Marguerite Clagett at
her home, Navajo, near Upper MARI
boro' on Tuesday last. The color
scheme of red was effectually carried
out by the shades to the colonial can
dlelabra and crystal candle sticks on
the table and in the several courses of
the luncheon. The guests were Misses
Josephine Roberts, Ruth Bowie,
Abilene Hammond, Lucy Sasscer, May
Clagett, Carol Wilson, Grace Morton,
Freddie Hill.
SINGLE COMEED WHITE LEG
consolidating Eggs, Day Old
Chicks and Cockerels from strong, Wig
orous, well selected stock.
COLUMBIA LEGHORN FARMS,
Clinton, Md.
Orders left at the ENQUIRER Office will
receive prompt attention.
Ma tilda A., beloved wife of G. Basi
Blandford, of Piscataway, and daugh-
ter of the late Thomas G. and Rebecca
Roland, died at Providence Hospital in
Washington, on February 2, 1911. Be.
sides her husband, she leaves little
daughter, an infant son and two devot
ed sisters to mourn her loss. Her sud
den death was a great shock to hel
many friends 10y whom she will be long
remembered.
Governor Crothers on Thursday Of
last week granted freedom to Dells
Boone who about IL years ago, muir
dered her nine months old child in this
county. She was sentenced to death
but the sentence was committed to i'm
prisonment for life. The pardon wa:
recommended by two judges who hear,
the case, and the States Attorney vht
prosecuted.
Mr.. George R. Leapley, o
Meadows, has filed suit in the Distric
Supreme Court, Washington, agains
the Washington Railway and Electri
Company, asking $4,000 damages il
two counts for injuries to himself AM
his team in a collision at East Capito
and Third St., last October. Leaple.
says his wagon was run down by
street car and that his wagon and team
of mules were badly damaged.
Miss Maud Ryon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Ryon, of near Richie
was married to Mr.. Virgil Dixon o
Monday of last week by Rev. MI
Jeffries, of Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixo
left for a short trip south and on thei
return will reside at 715 Columbia Ave.
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Ann NJ Walton, only child c
Mrs. Adelaide Wright Walton and tn
late H. V. Walton, of Towson, died o
Friday evening, February oath, c
heart trouble, at the Maryland Univel
sity Hospital, Baltimore, after an Hines
of about three weeks, aged eightee
years. She was attacked with rhenm;
tism a few weeks ago and was taken
the hospital for treatment, pneumonl
developed later and her heart, alread
weak, succumbed to the strain in spit
of specialist and nurses.
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