The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-11-14
BREVETIES

IlS DSiAooA h'o1>AN '-'-
Tuesday next.
Mrs. VIM. B. Clagett has been
visiting in Baltimore.
If you want to post your farm, signs
can be secured at this office for cents
each, printed on large card board.
Mrs. G. R. Bryson. Of Baltimore,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mary E..
Wilson.
Mrs. George W. Wilson has re-
turned from visit to her parents in
PhilIipsburg, Penn.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Court will meet on Tuesday
next.
Miss Bertha Thorpe, .of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred.
Sasscer.
The next dance of the Marlboro
Cotillion Club will be held in the
Masonic Hall here on Nov. oath.
FOR SALE-House and lot on
Main Street, this town. Apply at this
Office.
Mrs. R. Ernest Smith and children
spent the latter part of the week with
Mrs. William Thirles, in Bowie and
Baltimore.
Misses Katherine and Mary Mer-
rick and Miss Ida Waring attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Julia
Warning Bowie, in Annapolis, on Fri
day.
Miss Grace Morton started Wed.
for Havana, Cuba and will spend the
winter with a family near that city as
a teacher of English and other branches.
Miss Catherine S. Hill. of Chapti-
CO, ST. Mary's county, has been spend
ing two weeks in Baltimore and on
her return stayed few days at the
Marlboro House, leaving for home
Saturday morning.
The Sunday Soho oil Institute will
hold morning and afternoon session
at Trinity Church, this town, on We'd
nesday, November 10. Interesting ad-
dresses will be made. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
With the permission of the super
Principal, and Teachers, OF
the Marlboro High School, Miss Hol-
lie Hill has put a fine upright piano in
the laboratory of the school and will
give lessons there every Friday
Judging by the amount of shoot
ing which has been going on, one
would think the season for rabbi is
and cartridges had been in two or
t zee weeks, but as a matter of fact
it CT ncA on Monday last. Game is
plentiful.
Mr.. D. Wye Pindel, is now con-
nected with the Oehm- Shelter Go.
clothiers and tailors, IA N Howard ST.,
baltimore; and will be glad to see his
friends and acquaintance when In
toWn.--AdV.
Protests were filed against the
granting OF liquor licence to Gustav
Hoffman, who applied for license to
sell liquor at Ruppert's Park, Bladens-
burg district The Liquor License
Commissioners reserved their decision
until November 18th. The Board
granted license to Jacob Berlin, for
a saloon at Bowie, on Thursday last.
DIR. Alfred H. Perrie, brother of
r. Hugh Perrie, County School Com
missioner, of Westwood, this county,
was elacted County Treasurer of Anne
Arundel county on Tuesday of last
week.
Rev. H. V. Saunders, of Valley
Lee, ST. Mary's county, has accepted
call to Zion parish, which embraces
St. Johns at Beltsville; and St. An
drews at College Park.
Mr.. John Beall, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Beall, of Beltsvllle,
who has been playing professional base
ball IN the west for the past five years,
returned to his home several days ago
from Milwaukee, with which team he
played from July Is, until the close.
Reports show that snow storms and
billiards visited many parts of the
country during the past week. In
Virginia snow IS reported 33 to 80 inch |
es deep; in Cleveland, Ohio, all traffic |
was stopped for several days and the
storm in the Great Lakes was very
damaging, persons being frozen and
boats capsiZed.
Mrs. Susan B. Wallis, died at her
home near North Keys, on Monday
night, after an illness of six months
duration, leaving one daughter, Miss
Minnie Wallis and one son, Mr.. James
Wallis. The funeral was held from
St. Thomas Church, Croome, yesterday
at LA. m. Rev. Mr.. Chrisman officiat-
ed. The pall-bearers will be P. H.
Sheriff, C. W. Sheriff, w. S. Hill, Rice
H. Hooe, L. Mackall, Thomas Wood.
Mr.. Jack Bowie, of Washington. sang
the beautiful hymn, peace Perfect
Peace" and he and his brother aided
the choir in rendering the other hymns.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. Wallis
and his sister in the loss of their dear
good mother.
We are indebted to Mr. Thomas B.
Symons, Secretary of the Maryland
State Horticultural Society, for COM
plimentary ticket to the ''Maryland
" eek" meetings and exhibition to be
held in Baltimore November 1922.
This affair promises to be better than