The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-12-26
BREvETIEs
A Hannv New Year to all.

Mr.. CharleS hlQSeiy udS ISSuAhSo
home after four weeks stay in Wash
ington hospital, feeling much better.
We have installed telephone and
will be glad to receive items, advertise
ments. etc., over same. Call MARI
boro' Pr.
The teachers of the High School
have returned to their respective homes
for the holidays.
Misses Anna and Esther Brooke and
Master William Brooke have returned
from their schools to spend the HOLIDAYS
with their father, Mr.. w. G. Brooke.
Mr.. William Buck and Mr.. John S.
Talbot, who have been working in the
North since last Spring. have returned
to their homes here.
Judge and Mrs. Byron Amber and
Miss Laura Amber have returned from
Ohio, and are spending Christmas at
the Rectoey will with Rev. and Mrs. F,
E. Nc Manus.
An entertainment will be given in
Groom Hall by the pupils of Groom Sta
ton School, on Tuesday, December ~.
beginning at p. m. Admission, adults
25c. children 15c. Refreshments.
There will be a Christmas enter
tainment by the Sunday School.of Trini-
ty Church in the Town Hall, this town,
on Saturday afternoon. December 27th'
at 2 o'clock p. m. The public is invit-
ed to attend.
The Queen Anne's Guild of St. Bar
nabas' Church will have "Taffy Pull :,
on Tuesday, December 3Oth, 1918, in
the Grange Hall, Iceland, at 6 O'Clock.
Coffee and sandwiches served. Dancing.
Admission Csc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Sadler, OF
Laurel, announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Laura Field, to Rich
mond D. Cooke, of Louisville, KY.
The wedding took place at Alexandra.
Va, on last Saturday.
DIR. John Cronmilier, aged 81 years,
who has been at the Maryland Univer-
sity Hospital in Baltimore for the past
week for treatment of an abscess OF
the nose, has returned to his home at
Laurel very much improved.
Miss E Berkeley, of Gordonsville,
XIV, and Mr.. Marcellus Lizear OF
Laurel were quietly married on Dec.
II tn to the surprise of their friends.
They will make their future home at
Laurel.
| The Clerk of the Court, R N. Ryon,
of Prince Georges county is entitled to
honorable mention. Alone of all the
| county clerks of court, he has his books
in such shape that the State Auditor
could audit them.-Baltimore News.
| Mrs Louise Addison Pratt. aged
70 wears, died on December 10, at the
home of Mrs. w. M. Thomson, in Hy-
attsville, where she was guest for
several months. She was sister of the
late Mr.. Addison, Appointment minister
of the Episcopal Church in this county
some years ago.
Moving pictures, the latest on the
stages of the principal theatres in Bal
|! timore, will be produced by Shenke &
Pierce Company, in Gibbons Hall. this
town, on Monday, December 10th, 1913.
beginning at 7:3O p, m. Dance will
follow. No rag dances allowed. Re
freshments will be sold. Admission 20
cents.
Anna Ison, the 14-year-old daughter
of Charles Ison, residing in Laurel ano
EMPLOYED at the American Ramie Co.
Mills there, fell three stories from
doorway at the mills, breaking both
ankles and receiving other injuries
about the head and body. 1t is thought
she will be crippled for life. The father
would not consent to have her sent to
hospital.
The appointment of postmaster
for Laurel to succeed G. B. Timanus
whose term of office expired December
21st, is not expected to be made
until after the first of the year
The fight still keeps up and delegations
have called on Congressman Frank O
Smith on behalf of the different candi
dates. The friends of M. ]. Tighe and
John w. Gray are fighting each Other
hard, giving the past record of each
M. ]. Tighe is the organization candi
date and has been endorsed by thu
State Central Committee of this county
The friends of Edward Phelps arr
boosting his record as Mayor during hi
!. seven consecutive terms of Office.