The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-12-03
BREvITIEs

Mrs. W. S. Hill and daughter
Elizabeth. spent. Thanksgiving wit
Mrs. w. H. Harper, in Washington.
DIR. and Mrs. Richard S. Hill an
daughters, have moved to Washington
for the winter. They will reside a
1923 N. H. Avenue.
The County Commissioners, Schoo
Commissioners, Road Directors, Liquo
License Commissioners and Orphan
Court will meet next Tuesday.
Mrs. William r. Smith, of Wash
ington, spent Saturday with Mrs. Mar!
E. Wilson on her way to visit relatives
for few days, at North Keys.
Mr.. w. T. Davis has had paten,
gasoline pump and tank installed neal
the Marlboro House, which will be +;
great convenience to auto and motor
car owners.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bernard Berry
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Josephine Chapman. to Mr.. Charles
B. Clarke. on Wednesday, November
oath, Washington, D. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Middle
ton have issued invitations to the wed.
ding of their daughter, Helen Elizabeth
to MIR. Hervey Gilbert Machen, on Fri
3ox, oftarpoop Dooop,hor IN .1O16 Of s
p. m, at Bells Methodist Church,
Camp Springs.
Mr.. B. F. Duckett has just com.
pleted the heating plant and water
works at the Farmers Hotel. With
steam heat, hot and cold running
water, baths, gas, dance hall, bowling
Illeys and pool table, we think the
Farmers is as up to date as-any hotel
N town of this size. Excellent SER
Jice. Garage. Fine meals. g..
Our Great Xmas Sale begins to-day.
FOR Real Xmas bargains. read our
!4x36 inch advertisement issued as q
supplement to the ENQUIRER, and
which are taken at random throughout
The store. Hundreds of bargains await
you, so do not delay. Shop early. 1t
will mean big savings. M. j. & M. R..
Gdlavitch. Department Store, Upper
Marlboro, Maryland.
Sheriff ELECT r. Fulton Gates took
the oath of Office Tuesday afternoon,
icing sworn in by Clerk of the Circuit.
court Hall. He has appointed Mr.. K.
lesley Beall, of near Richie, his Dep
lty; w. L. Davis, Warden of the Jail
md Mr.. j. Arthur Sweeney, Keeper OF
Inc Jail. Both MIR. Gates and Mr..
3eall. have purchased new Ford cars
. be used in travelling around the
county on official business.
DR.. William II. Tolson, principa.
Of one of the Baltimore public schools.
md highly esteemed citizen, died al
lis home in that city, on November "a,
.fter being in bad health several
months. He was a brother of Mrs
John H. Traband, of this town, VIII.
vas with him for several days before
lis death.
The funeral of William Alfred Jar
zoe, son of the late William A. Jarboe,
If this town, took place from Memorial
Hall, Confederate Soldiers Home, on
sunday, and the interment was in the
Confederate Soldiers Lot in Louden
Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Mr.. Jar
joe was weli-known and highly re-
pected citizen Of this town, but with
lis wife he removed to Baltimore about
twenty-five years ago. He was Il
years old.
Trinity Church was most beauti-
iully decorated on Thanksgiving day
With a profusion of white Chrysan-
.hemums and white and yellow corn on
the stalks around the pulpit and chan
eel, also generous piles of apples and
vegetables were placed near which
we're afterward sent to the Eye, Ea,
and Throat Hospital. Washington, by
Rev. Mr.. McManus. Miss May Hill, as
sisted by MIR. Reginald Traband ar
ranged the artistic display.
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Roe has announced that the new State
auto tags will be ready for distribu-
ton on December 7th. The new tags
are black. with yellow figures. The
law requires that the color be changed
each year, and the Commissioner aims
to avoid conflict in color with nearby
States. This to make Identification
the easier. Prices of tags says Mr..
Roe remain the same. Persons in this
section can buy the new license tags
from Mr.. S. G. Coale, Metzerott build
ing, Washington, D. C.
The War Department has declined
to detail Capt. Edgar T. Conley, Thir-
teenth United States Infantry, as in
structor of military science and tactics
at the Maryland Agricultural College.
The college authorities recently asked
Secretary Garrison to assign Captain
Conley to the institution. Captain
Conley is now in Plattsburg. N. Y,
and the War Department officials de-
clare his services are needed by his
company He was Ut one time detailed
at the M. A. c. as the military in
structor. The college intends to ask for
the assignment of first lieutenant on
the active list.
Mr.. Bruce M. Davis and his par
ents, Mr.. Chas. Turner, Mr.. William
Sanford and Mr.. Warren Hartwig, all
connected with the Brooklyn. N. Y,
Post Office, made flying trip through
old Southern Maryland, on Sunday,
Nov. 21st. Coming through from New
York on a midnight train, they were
met by automobile at Washington a
6. 80 a. m, and after delightful rur
of hour and 20 minutes they arrived
at Horse Head, the home Of Mr.. Davis