The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-03-05
BREVETIES

Many farmers have made tobacco
beds.
Mr.. Wallace A. Richie qualified
on Wednesday as justice of the Peace
for Spalding District.
Mrs. R. T. Coffren, and two daugh
ters, Misses Blanche and Inez
spent the week end with friends ir
Washington.
Miss May Clagett is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Owen, at their beauti-
full home in this town.
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer has been
on visit to Mrs. Richard S. Hill. in
Washington, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philemon H. Tuck.
of Baltimore, spent the week end at
"Ellerslic," the home of Miss Minnie
Chew.
Master Rudolph Goddard, Jr.,
J spent the week end with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Herbert, at
Mt. Rainier.
Mr.. William Brayshaw, of Wash
ington, recently sold for w. Seton Belt,
of "The Forest" sixteen Spring lambs
| for Sl44 SO, being an average of $9,O6
Mr.. Fred. w. Wilson, former Post
| master at this town, has announced
himself candidate for the Republican
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GET YOUR TOBACCO BED COT
TON from US at 81 cents a yard and
you will not miss having a plenty of
plants, also hogshead hoops for sale.
R. E. BROWN & BRO,
Mch. 5 Browns Md.-Adv.
The passenger automobile which
started last Monday between here and
Washington has been carrying a few
passengers and is certainly a great
convenience to the travelling public.
We hope to see the project become a
success.
FOR SALE.-Having decided to
discontinue our General Merchandise
Business, we will offer our remaining
stock of Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods; ETC.,
at cost Will sell entire business and
stock on good terms. Wyvills' Bargain
House, Upper Marlboro, Md.
1t is time for the Civic Club to get
busy. Spring is coming and papers and
trash are being blown through the
streets by the March winds, making
them very untiGy and settling along
fences and in corners. A clean up day
is much needed.
The many friends of N Woodbury.
Hardy, will roget to hear of his sud-
den death at his home in Davisonvllle'
Anne Arundel county. Mr.. Hardy was
formerly of this county and was 46
years of age he had been in failing
nealth for some time. He leaves a
wife, one son, two sisters. one brother
and host of relatives and friends to
mourn his loss.
Rev. H. K. Stetson, Rector of st.
Marks Church, Washington, preached
1t Trinity Church, on Thursday night,
to large congregation. His text was
Jeremiah peace, Peace and there is
no Peace" Rev. Frederick Smith,
rector of Trinity Church, Takoma Park.
and brother of Rev. Horbart Smith, of
st. NJ argaret's Church, Washington,
preached last night, at 8 o'clock.
The Novena of Grace, in honor of
St. Francis Xavier, com menced at
st. Mary's Church, yesterday and will
close on March IL. The prayers are
said at 7.45 a. m. ami 7.30 p. m.
each day. Father Michael Hogan, an
eminent Jesuit Priest, is delivering a
series of lectures each Sunday in Lent
it 80 p. m. The third of the series
will be on Sunday night. Father
logan is a man of wide missionary
experience and deep thought, and
.hese discoures can not fail to be in
,tructive.
Word has been received in Wash
.ngton of the death at her home in New
Orleans, Thursday, of Mrs. Andrew
stewart, mother of Mrs Charles c,
Marbury, 1915 10th street northwest.
Mrs. Marbury, who is the wife of DR..
Charles c. Marbury, is in New Orleans.
having gone there about week ago on
rece pit of news of her mothers serious
illness. Mrs. Stewart was about seven
ty-fv years old. Her death was the
result of complication of seases.
M. J. and M. R. Edlavith, of this
town. together with Jacob Fisher and
Reuben Edlavitch have bought out T
W. Baxter's Store, at Collington. The
new firm have made considerable i'm
provements and now have one of the
largest and finest stores in the county.
The new firm are trading as Edlavitch
& Company and will be managed by
| Reuben Edlavitch and Jacob Fisher.
| We wish them success in their new ven-
| ture,
Farmers and business men are in
yited to attend a meeting of the
Rsandywine Farmers Club, at the
| Brandywine Public School, on Sat
urday, March 18th, for the purpose of
discussing the organization Of a To-
| oacco Growers Association, and to
| arrange for a County wide meeting
! in Marlboro Tenants as we'll as land
owners are requested to be present.
| From Mr. RalstOn