The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-05-02
BREVETIEs

There will be a meeting of the
Ladies Association, on Monday after.
noon next, at p. m.
Mr. William Nalley, of Washington,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
W. Wilson, of this town.
The County Commissioners, Or
phan's Court and School Commissioners
will meet next Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Marbury and daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes Messick, of Washing
ton, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Marshall Marbury.
There will be May Dance in
Masonic Hall here on Friday evening
next, May 9th. Be sure to attend
Mrs. Edward Miller and infant son,
of Washington, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jesse Suit here.
Mr.. Charles B. Ager, of Chillum
, district, has announced his candidacy
for nomination as county commissioner
There will be dance given by
Prince Georges Camp No. 81 Woodmen
of the World at the Hall in Groom.
Md, on Friday, May 18th, 1918. For
estvile Orchestra will furnish music.
Admission SOC for Gentlemen only.
Ladies free.
Mrs. Thomas N. Magruder and in
FAINT daughter, returned to their home
in the Forest" last week from "Bowl-
ing Heights where they have been
visiting Mrs. Magruder's mother.
Mrs. Mittie Bowling.
Mr.. Bernard S. Walker, of Mitch
ellville, has announced himself as can
didate for nomination as road director
in the second road district. Mr.. E. P.
Gibbs, in another column, announces
his candidacy for the same Office.
This makes three candidates in the
second road district, Mr.. J. A. H.
Simpson, the present Road Director,
having announced himself a candidate
several weeks ago.
Former Mayor William P. Magru-
der has been awarded the contract for
erecting branch county Jail at Hyatts-
vile and will begin work at once. The
iail will be located on Railroad avenue
south of Columbia avenue. 1t will be
built of cement and be fireproof. An
eight-foot fence will surround the struc-
ture. The Jail will be available for all
State and county prisoners.
We note that Charlton M. Clark is
a member of the board of Governors
of the Washington Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital which was opened Sat
urday night in the old Logan home,
No. Iowa Circle Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Charlton Clark is one of the
Associate Members.
Edna Rawlings, fifteen-year-old
girl of Richie Station, Md, missing
from her home for two months. is be-
ing searched for in Washington by the
police at the request of her parents.
The Rawlings girl is described as being
5 feet, 3 inches tall weighing about
12O to 100 pounds, dark complexion, and
at the time of her disappearance wear
ing a blue hat and blue shirt.
The 18th annual convention of the
Episcopal diocese of Washington is
to be held in that city at st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, Wednesday, May Z,
at 10 o'clock. The clerical and lay
delegates entitled to seats on the con-
vention floor number about 1870. Mr..
Fred. Sasscer and Mr.. VIM. S. Hill are
the delegates from Trinity Parish, this
town.
The concert for the benefit of St
Thomas Church, Groom, given by Mr..
Jack Bowie, of Washington, and held
in the Groom Hall, on Saturday, April
18th was great success. The program
consisted of many fine solos, beauti
fully sung by Mr.. Bowie and Miss
Sherier, of Washington, and Miss
Marguerite Clagett and Miss Carol
Wilson, of this town. Mrs. Christman
and the members of the Junior Guild
attended to the serving of the re-
freshments at the close. The proceeds
which amounted to over $40, will be
used for repairs on St. Thomas Church.