The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-07-25
BREVITIES

HAL, near Iceland, July 70. Admls
sion Soc. Refreshments.
Mrs. John Redmiles, who is i'll a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rober
l.. Wells, is reported improving.
On account of the rain the tourna
ment and ball (which were to be at The
Gentlemen's Driving Club, near Cot.
tage City, has been postponed unit
Wednesday, July 80, at 2 p. m.
Miss Susie Clagett gave a eelight.
full tea to number of her relatives and
friends at ''Keokuk," on Saturday
night. Notwithstanding the rain about
thirty enjoyed the social evening at this
hospitable home,
FOR SALE-l Haverford Bicvcle
Complete with Stand and bundle car.
| rier.
F. X. Wilson,
Upper Marlboro Nd
P. O. Box 345.
If the ladies of the county are in
terested in the study or installation of
washing machines, the Home Demon
stration Agent would be glad to arrange
for demonstration of several types
Her office is at Upper Marlboro.
MIR. George P. McCeney, of Laurel
| filed his certificate for the Democratic
nomination for County Treasurer on
Tuesday. Mr.. Lorenzo D. Adds also
filed his certificate for the Democratic
nomination for Register of Wills.
County Treasurer Fuller has receiv-
ed supply of dog licenses for 1919.
The old license expired June Both and
the new dog year began July 1st.
Every dog in the comfy must were his
license tag or run the risk of being sent
to the happy hunting grounds as pro-
vided by law.
Mr.. Edward Lynch, well known
farmer of Spaldings district, died at his
home near Berry Station, on Saturday
last. He was one of the last of the
well-known Lynch family of Anne
Arundel county. Besides his wife, he
is survived by three daughters and
two sons. The funeral was held at
Addlson's Chapel on Tuesday. Mr..
Lynch was IS years old.
The Department of Agriculture
has sent out notices announcing that
hog cholera is reported to exist on the
premises of Mr.. A. M. Marbury, near
here and of T. Fields andJ. w. Disney,
near Jessups.
President Wilson vetoed the agri-
cultural Bill because of the rider re-
pealing the daylight saving law. Con
gress made an effort to pass the Bill
over his veto, but was unable to muster
the necessary two-t thirds majority.
Thus the daylight saving law will re-
main in effect for, at least, some time
to come.
"A Campaign Fete will be held On
the lawn of Brandywine High School
Brandywine, Maryland, on Thursday,
July 81, 1919. Come help the drive
for the musical depa rtment of the High
School. Base ball game p. m. Run
ming game. Refreshm ents. Chicken
supper served at p. m. Address by
prominent speaker and other attactions
All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Beall Bowie were
sat home" last Sunday evening to
host of friends from adjoining neighbor
hoods and from Washington and George
town. 1t was very pleasant occasion
for all present. Despite the Indictment
weather and. bad roads the beautiful
old colonial house was filled with guests
who enjoyed to the fullest the hospi
tality of the genial host and charming.
hostess.
Lieut.. Lawrence L. Cobb was mar
red to Miss Etoyle Bernhardt, of Spar
temburg. S. c., at Nuptial Mass at
St. Paul's Catholic Church by Father
O. Toole, of Camp Wadsworth. Miss
Bernhard is daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bernhard of that city, and
very popular in the younger set. Lieut.
Cobb is nephew of R. E. Brown &
Bro, of Brown Station, and received
his A. M. and A. B. degrees at Mt. St.
Mary's College, Emmittsburg He re-
turned from overseas duty in February
and is in the 62nd Infantry relular,
army now stationed at Camp Lee, Va.
The Annual Springfield Tournament
and Carnival, for the benefit of their
Town Hall, will be July 26. 1919, at 10
a. m to IL p. m. The orator of the day
will be Hon. Joseph Addison; orator Eof
evening, Thomas Littlepage; !marshals,
Herndon Peach and John M Bowie;
judges, C. C. Magruder, Dan'l B. Lloyd
Frank M. Stephen, Geo. W. Harry,
William P. Magruder, Harold Waemer,
Richard j sSwann, Dr. A Nelson
Ryon, A. P. Brown, J. Chew Sheriff,
w. Luers, Arthur B. Campbell, Edward
A. Fuller. Liberal prizes for profession
al and amateur classes. All kinds of
attractions, dancing, shooting range,