The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-09-12
RREVITIES

On our next page we publish the
official returns of the primary election.
Mrs. R. Ernest Smith, son James
and little daughter, Ellen, are visiting
relatives in Anne Arundel county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Euwer and
little son, Carey, are visiting in their
old home city, Youngstown, Ohio
| Mrs. Z. L. Brunn is enjoying the
mountain air at Braddock Heights. Mr..
Bruun left last week to, join his ship
the "Deepwater.
! Mrs. F. L. McManus left on Tues
! day for a two weeks, visit to her
brother, Judge Ralph Amber and other
| relatives in Canton, Ohio.
There will be dance at Brandy
| wine Md, Wednesday evening. Sept
| ember Oath Admission 35cen is. OAR
| rocks Orchestra.
There will be lawn party and
oyster supper on Saturday, September
18th. at Forestville, for benefit of
memorial fund. All welcome.
Mr.. Bernard D. Boswell and little
son, Philip Boswell, of Rosaryville, Md.
and Mary F, Boswell, of Washington,
D. C. spent the week end with his sis
ter, Mrs. E. F. Wilmington. of Anna
polls, Md.
Mary F. Boswell, of Washington,
spent a weeks vacation with her faith
err, Mr.. Bernard D. Boswell, of Rosary
vile, Nd.
To my Democratic Friends:
desire to express to my friends,
who so Loyalty supp orted me in the late
election, my grateful appreciation and
heartfelt 1t thanks
GEORGE P. HICKEY
There will be a meeting of the
vestry and the member of the congre-
cation of St. Thomas Parish, Groom,
at the rectory, on Monday, September
18th, at 3o'clock p. m. All members
asked to attend.
On September II will take place
one of the famous Army reviews, when
the gallant 1st Division will march
down Pennsy lvania avenue. What do
you remember of the grand review in
1865? Read the interesting article on
this subject in The Washington Star
Sunday, September IA,
There will be Lawn-fete on Sat
urday Septe mher 18th, in a grove
near Mrs. Soper' at Cheltenham. un-
der the auspices of the Junior Home
Club. Come one and ALL This will be
fine place to meet your friends.
Speeches at 5 o'clock by Prof. F. B.
Bomberger of the Maryland State Col
lege and other prominent persons.
Sandwiches, coffee, and refreshments
will be Sc rived.
The Democratic State Convention
will be held in the Academy of Music,
on Thursday, September Is, 1919, be-
ginning at IL o'clock. Five delegates
will represent this county in the Con-
venton: Messrs. George S. Dove,
A. T. Robinson, Ogle Marbury, DR.
L. A. Griffith and jeremiah j.. Crowley.
Mr.. Henry L. Morris had his leg
broken and Mrs Morris and .their little
child were badly cut and bruised when
their machine struck tree in trying to
avoid large truck on Central Avenue
Wednesday. They were taken to
Washington hos pital. The truck load
of cinders ca me out of side road and
it was necessary for Mr.. Morris to turn
suddening in order to escape crashing
I'M to it.
AS soon as the carpenters can COM
plete the remodellng of the second floor
of his store, Mr.. Lewis Pollock will OPP
en- strictly up to date moving picture
theatre. He has ordered a machine of
the very latest type and the most pop.
ular films will be shown. Special
nights will be reserv for the colored
| people, and there PCS 9ely will be no
mixed audiences. : cial matinees
will be given on certa 1fternoons for
| the school children. MIR ollack is go
ing to heavy expense to give our people
the latest pictures, and desires the sup
port of the public. We wish him
every success in his new venture.