The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1893-09-15
Friday, Sept. 15, 1898.
MINOR LOCALS

Mrs. Chas. J. Connolly of Chester is
the guest of Mrs. B. H. Brown.
Attention is called to the display of
jewelry in Eli T. Reynolds adv. in this
issue.
Colora ''Y" will meet next Thursday
evening, Sept. 81, in the hall at Colora
at the usual hour.
Rev. J. E. Bryan has been i'll the
past week Elm Kirk filled his pulpit
Sunday morning.
Mr.. E. R. Burlington, accompanied
by his sons, left Rising Sun last Tues
day for trip to the Worlds Fair.
The brick work on the Tome Indus
trial school has been completed, and the
states are now being put on the roof
Kennett Square "turned on the light"
last Saturday night, its new electric
light plant havingjust been completed.
The Epwo1th League and Sunday
school of Rising Sun M. f. Church
contemplate giving an entertainment
in the near future.
Rev. F. H Mullineaux and wife, Bay
View, are at the Worlds Fair. They
were attending the Sunday school con-
vention at st. Louis.
R. Lloyd Roberts has rented the
Pogue property adjoining Mrs. S. R.
Rimbell's and will open green grocery
and restaurant about Oct. l..
A school that teaches young people
self support is Goldey Commercial Col
lege, Wilmington, Del. Read advertise
ment and send for free catalogue.
Jacob Swayne and wife of Calvert,
accompanied their son, Calvin l.
Swayne and wife of Wilmington, are on
trip to the Worlds Fair, starting on
Monday.
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary of
State, died suddenly at his country
residence at Garrisons, New York,
Thursday morning. Sept. 18th. He was
born August 8, 1908.
The Sunday train which for the past
few months has been scheduled to
arrive at Rising Sun station at 5.15 p.
M, and leave for Philadelphia at 5:45
n. m. :, has been discontinued.
L. r. Kirk, Jr., who lately graduated
from the Phila., College of Pharmacy,
has accepted position at Wayne and
left Rising Sun last Monday to take
charge of the drug store of r. Frone-
field, Jr.
Prof Warren L. Kauffman's lecture
on "How to get an Academic Educa.
ton and its uses in life," delivered be-
fore the Friends Normal Institute last
Monday evening was brilliant and
instructive discourse and much enjoyed
by all present..
John McNulty who suffered a paraly.
tic stroke and fell from the fence on
which he was resting at home one day
last week, has been removed to hos
pital in Philadelhia. While able to
converse, he is unable to move muscle
except his head.
The spirit of rivalry which exists be-
tween all country bands to greater or
less extent was manifested last Tues
day at Calvert by the unusually fine
music rendered by all those present.
The Rising Sun band drove into town
in the evening with long streamer
trailing behind the wagon, which they
explained was symbolic of having
taken the rag off the BUSH"
The Christian people in the neighbor.
hood of Old Harmony burying ground
at Rowlandville, have resolved to build
union chapel. 1t will be erected upon
the site of the old M. P. Church build
ing which was torn down and the
material taken to Rowlandville and
used in the construction of the M. P.
Church at that place. This was done
some twenty years ago. The old bury
ing ground is still used and the site is
very pleasant one for a chapel.