The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-05-25
DDENITyL7S

Don't forget the dance at Gibbons
Hall, this evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Westcott, of Washington,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs John l.. Russell
Flour has dropped about s. 90 per
Dbl. below the high prices OF a few
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Columbus Tayman,
and his sister, Miss Alice Tayman,
have been on visit near Richie Sta
ton.
FOR SALE-A good driving and
work horse; perfectly sound and not
afraid of steam cars or automobiles.
Apply at this office.
The marriage of Mr.. Johnnie Wind
sor and Miss Dorothy Rawlings, took
place on May 18th in Marlboro. They
are staying with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Windsor near Groom.
Mr.. VIM. S. Hill, our local bank
Cashier, is attending the meeting of
the Maryland Bankers Association at
Atlantic City.
There will be Concert and MonOlO-
CUES given in Masonic Hall, Upper
Marlboro, Md, for the benefit Of
Trinity Church, on Saturday, June 2nd,
1917, beginning at o'clock p. III. Ad
mission 25cts. Dancing after Concert
"A play entitled 'Anita's Trial,
will be given at Odd Fellows Hall,
Forestville by the pupils of Forestvil @
School on Wednesday, May 80. at S:}2
p. m. Dancing will follow. Brown 5
Orchestra. Admission 25c.
A dance for the Parish H all buili
ing fund of St. Blrnabas Church will
be given at 'Bowievil.e, " the residence
of Mrs Jeremiah Berry, on Tuesday,
May 10Th, at o'clock p m. Admis-
sion Scots Good music Refresh
ments.
Mr.. Charles D. Grimsley died at
the home of his son, Mr.. Edward M
Grimsley, near Marlboro, on May 10th,
aged rs years. MIR. Grlmsley had been
a great sufferer for several years from
asthma which grew much worse during
the past few months. His remains
were laid to rest beside those of bis
first wife who died about 80 years ago
at Fredericksburg, Va. He is SURVIVED
by two sons and three daughters.
Remember, if you ere between |
twenty-five and thirty one wears OF age
you must register On June 9Th next or |
suffer the consequences. Under the i
Military Draft Law this is demanded |
of you Go to the voting place in the
precinct where you make your home
and register on that day. No othel
dav will do. See the Presidents Proc
lamation printed in part in another
column.
1t has been bought to the attention.
of The Preparedness & Survey Commits
ion of this county that certain indiVidu
ais have refused tc answer ce; tai.
questions to the duly authorized Mill
tary Enrolment officers Of Prince
Georges County, and the Board OF
tuesday handed their names TO The
States Attorney. These are the first
cases in this county, but there hav>
been several cases reported and prose
cuted in other counties of the state ar;
in ev .ry case conviction resulted.
Among our local neigkb)rho d
folks who have returned to their coun
try homes for the summer are: MIR. an'
Mrs Frank w. Hill and family, Mir,
and Mrs. A. M Malbury, Mr.. anc |
Mrs. Hal B. Clagett and family, MI |
and Mrs. r. Bernard Berry and family, |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Berry and tht |
Misses Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth Ctagett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D Clagett and chill |
dren, Miss Marie Clagett, and Mis-
Katherine Merrck, who is stopping |
with MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Marbury |
Their friends are glad to WelcOm !
them, and we know that they are glaC
to get back to their homes among TIE
green trees and shrubs where at tn s
season of the year nature is at hel
best. DIR. and Mrs. r. S. Hill anG
family expect to return in few days
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