The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-10-10
BREvETIES

Friday of last week.
| Mrs. o. P. Mullikin and Miss Ethel
Mullikin spent Sunday and Monday
with relatives in Washington.
Miss Mamie McCauley of Bowie,
spent the week end with Misses Edna
and Bernice Suit.
| Mrs. Upton, of Severn. Md, and
Mrs. VIM. Wells of this town, spent
the past week with friends and rela tives
in Washington.
| Work on the Marlboro W ashington
State Road is progressing, and with
dry weather should be completed before
the winter sets in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Madison, and
two little sons of Georgetown, spent
Sunday with their cousins, Mrs. o. P.
Mullikin and Mrs. R. T. Coffren.
The store of Mr.. A. j. Goldstone
will be closed on account of holiday on
Friday afternoon at o'clock and will
reopen on Saturday afteroon at clock.
Mr.. D. Wye Pindell, is now con-
nected with the Oehm-Sheffer Co.,
clothiers and tailors, IA N Howard ST.,
Baltimore; and will be glad to see his
friends and acquaintance when in
| town.-Adv.
| Miss, Anna Coale spent Saturday
and Sunday at home. Mrs. Irving Ira
band, of Washington, is also spending
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Coale.
On account of holiday the. store of
Levin and Edlavitch will be closed
Friday afternoon at p. m. and will
remain closed all day Saturday. We
| wish to call attention to their advertise
ment which appears in another column.
-Messrs. Howard Suit and Cleve-
land Buck lost one of their horses on
Monday afternoon last. They hired the
team for trip to the District Line and
the horse died near Browns Station on
the way home.
| DO not fail to attend the Entertain
ment to be given in Gibbons Hall, for
the benefit of St Mary's Catholic Church,
on the evening of October II by the
Priest De Palace Comedy Company
headed by Mr.. Vincent L. Castell.
This is show you want to see. Do
not miss it. "A dance will be held after
the performance. Admission Is cents.
Mrs. E. L. Bruun gave delightful
bridge party Saturday afternoon at her
home near this town. Besides the host
ess and her daughter, Miss Grace Nor
ton, those present were Mrs. May
Plummer, Mrs, A. T. Brooke, Mrs.
Elizabeth C. Clagett, Mrs. L. A.
Griffith, Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, Mrs.
H. w. Gore, Miss Minnie Chew, Miss
Susie Clagett.
The Metropolitan Auto Company
has inaugurated line of Automobile
Buses between Marlboro and the Heart
i. of Washington City, over the State
Road. For the present, buses will
leave the Atlanic Hotel, 9th street ano
Pennsylvania avenue, Northwest at 8
so a. M, arriving at Marlboro (Cour,
House) at 10. a m, in time for Court
Returning bus will leave Court House
at $50 D. m. arriving at Atlantic Hote
at 4:3O .. m. Fare SO cents each way,
Good, quick service is guaranteed.
Mr.. j. r. McDermott, who has
, been drilling an artesian we'll in the
court house yard here for the past sew.
eral weeks, was successful in striking
Is to 20 gallon minute stream OF
, Tuesday afternoon last. The we'll j.
i2l8 feet deep and the residents along
, Main street are much pleased to again
have water so convenient.
Prof. George B. Pfeiffer Superin
| tendent of high schools, Colora, Cecil Co
= employed Mr.. l. Wilmer Richardson il
May to Superintend his farm near West
I wood. Mr.. Richardson is well know
young man of Prince Georges and h
t is liked by everybody who knows him
! He has been very successful this yea
1 in trucking, and Prof. Pfeiffer is yer.
r pleased with Mr.. Richardson and hi
wonderful results.
s George D. Heitmuller, truck
of Chillum district, died suddenly lat
Monday evening at his home on tn
Queens Chapel road. His son. Well
Heitmuller. had returned from visi
and was in the stable when his fathe
came to investigate, and just as h
lighted match fell into his sons arms
He died before physician could reac
him. Mr.. Heitmuller twas So year
old and had been living on Queen
, Chapel road for % years. He was Dor
II in the District of Columbia, his parent
q coming from Germany. He was
director of the Hyattsville Building As
e ISOLATION and of the First Nations
f Bank of Hyattsville. He leaves
f widow, who was Miss Heider, of Chi
lum district, and seven children.