The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-02-23
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Mrs. L. j. Grant IS quite SICK
her home near this town.
Prof. w. s. Jackson has hean c,i.
fined to his room for several days wit
bad cold.
jackson Il. Ralston, of Hy attsvii {
viii preside at q peace rally to be her
in N4W York, today.
Read the State Lime Plant adv. il
! another column.
Charles w. Sears, formerly Of Lii
United States Navy, died at mis- resi-
d2nca ia Washington, D. G, on Fridal
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sasscel
spent the last week end with Mr.. anc
Mrs Joseph Addison at their beautiful
new nome in THE Forest.
Mr.. Waiter Ever, of Youngstown,
Ohio, has accepted position in Wash
! ington His wife and little son will
join him soon and they expect to make
their home in Marlboro vicinity.
Matte, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Beall, of Richie, died on
Sunday morning in Providence Hos
ptal, Washington, as result of being
fatally burned the day previous. She
was reading to her little sisters when
he dress caught fire from the stove.
She was buried Monday afternoon in
the Episcopal Cemetery at Forestville,
Rev. Mr. Shears officiating.
representative Mudd has designated
Edward Worth Shouts, who was gradu-
ated with the February class of the
Central High School Washington, for
West Point. MIR. Shouts was active
in the high school cadets, having been
major of one of the two Central High
School battalions at his graduation. He
is resident of Riverdale, and is the son
OF E. Shouts of the War Department.
The Southern Maryland Garage
new local enterprise is finished and
open for business, with Mr.. S. G.
Coale, owner and Mr.. Benjamin Sans
bury mechanic. A line of tires, tubes,
oils and accessories will always be on
hand. Agency for Ford cars. En-
trance from State road or street lead
ing from Chesapeake Beach Station.
Phone, Mari. 81. A so agent for
Dodge Cars and International Trucks.
Texaco gasoline, oils and greases.
"A very quiet wedding took place on
the afternoon of February IA, at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Joseph
Wyvill, Jr. in Washington. when Miss
Marian S. DuPaul, formerly of near
this town, became the bride of Mr.. Cor
q illus J. Peterson. Rev. Alfred E.
Barrows performed the ceremony.
The brides only attendant was her
sister, Miss Lillian S. DuPaul. with Mr.. |
ames B. Farris as best man. Only |
relatives of the bride and the most init
mate friends of the bridegroom were |
present. After a buffet supper the
young couple left for an extended trip
through the South.
Daniel Jenkins, colored, who is
about 10 years of age, and says he is
from Virginia is in Jail in default of |
bail in the sum of $500, imposed by |
Justice M. M. Davis. of Solomon's, for |
MS appearance for trial at the May !
term Of Court on the charge Of stealing |
$50 from Captain Elme Shores. Jen-
kins was arrested by Sheriff Gates, |
Of this county, at District Line station,
and turned over to Sheriff Hill. The |
prisoner is alleged to have walked on |
the Patuxent river from Solomon's to |
the Chesapeake Beach railroad bridge |
which spans the river, and boarded the |
train at Mt. Calvert for Washington.
Miss Nellie White, of Anne Arundel |
county, and Mr.. Garland S. Arnold, Of
Halls, this county, were quietly married |
at noon on February 10, at the parson
age of the Melville Methodist Episcopal
Church, Elkridge, by the pastor, the |
Rev. W. E. Harrison, in the presence
of the friends and relatives of the COUP |
Ie. The bride was gowned in white |
crepe de chine. with silk tulle veil and
wore corsage bouquet of carnations
and asparagus ferns. She wore her
mothers wedding ring. Her travelling
suit was of bowling green chiffon broad
cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold left after the GER
emory ON a extended trip North and
upon their return will reside at Ellers-
vile Farm. near Halls.
The Valentine Dance given at Ma
sonic Hall Friday night, for the benefit
of the Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church, was complete success and it
proved to be very enjoyable social
IF air for all participants. There were
plenty of chaperones and a number of
strangers present. The Silesia Band
of seven pieces, two of the members
being young ladies', furnished excellent
music, while the coffee. cake and candy
cables were literally patronized. Much
credit is due the ladies in charge, Mrs.
R. L. Wells, Mrs. w S. Hill. Mrs Jes
sic Suit. Mrs. Bailey and Miss Marie
Hill. The committee Of gentlemen,
Messrs. W. S. Hill, John Russell, R. E.
Smith, R. L. Wells, Howard S1it, L.
G. Sasscer and Jack Coale were faith
full to their several duties and thanks
are due them for their excellent man
agement of the affairs. Thirty-three
dollars were realized over all expenses.
which will be applied to the new gas
plant in Trinity Church.