The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-03-22
COUNTY NEWS.
Friday, March d 1895
MINOR

MINOR LOCALS
Miss Florence Kellow of Camden is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Bella Pogue.
S. Taylor Wilson of Phillipsburg, N.
J., paid short visit to his parents this
week.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
meet tomorrow afternoon, at the usual
hour.
William T. Warburton has purchased
the Gilpin Falls property belonging to
John Partridge.
Bay View Council raised flag at War
burton's school house and one at Oak
Grove last Monday.
The w. c. T. U. will meet in the
lecture room of the church on Thursday,
March 28th at 2.3o p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Mearns of Zion,
gave a sociable Wednesday evening last
week which was enjoyed by number of
. friends.
A number of children and young people
in this neighborilood are suffering with
measles, the disease which comes but
once but it never misses any.
Mrs. Rachel Bowlsby of Zion and Mr..
Frank Steele of Providence were married
Thursday evening, 14th inst, by Rev. E.
P. Prettyman at the home of the bride.
The pupils of the Friends Normal In
stitute will give an entertainment in the
Town Hall April 5th, to consist of two
dramas, recitations and vocal and instru-
mental music.
Christian Bair and Miss Louella Phillips,
daughter of w. H. Phillips, residing near
Rising Sun, were married on Tuesday
last at the residence of John Atkinson in
Port Deposit, by the Rev. Mr.. Shaw.
P. Hartenstine who has situation with
the Whitaker Forge Co., at Principle
Furnace, slipped and sprained his arm
and shoulder last Friday and has been
confined to his bed at his home in Rising
Sun ever since.
Prof. Tinsley gave lecture before the
scholars and patrons of Friends Normal
Institute Thursday evening last week, on
the subject of Chemistry and its general
uses. The lecture was illustrated by
several experiments which added much
interest to the discourse.
Mrs. Lizzie Henderson died at the
residence of Silas J. Lowe, Rock Springs,
on Sunday afternoon, March 18TH, of a
complication of diseases. Aged about Sc.
Her corpse was taken to her home at
Glenmore, Pa, on Monday. DR.. Reyn-
olds removed large cancer from her
breast last summer.
Colora Lodge, Independent Order OF
Good Templars will be instituted at
Colora Thursday evening, April 4th. In
addition to the regular institution cere-
monies there will be addresses by prom.
inent temperance advocates, and selec,
music by Colora Orchestra and the Mime.
haha Glee Club. The public is cordially
invited.
The entertainment held in the M. E.
Church at Mt. Pleasant, on Thursday
14th inst, drew large audience who
we're highly delighted by Rotations o.
Miss Elizabeth Smithson, elocutionist
of Baltimore, an instrumental duet by
Street Brown, Jr., and sister and roaring
farce, "An Economic Boom" gave variety
and zest to the entertainment. $40 was
added to the church fund by the enter
prise.
On Friday evening last Mr.. Malone
formerly a member of Edwin Booth:
Company, and a fine Shakespeare
scholar, delivered the fourth of the serie:
of Tome Institute lectures. His subject
was Shakespeare, and being fine actor
as we'll as elocutionist his exhibition wa:
intensely interesting and instructive.
On Friday. March 80, Prof. w. c
Peckham of Brooklyn, N. ", will delive
at the Tome Institute. a lecture on "Th'
Greatest Things on Earth" Prof Peck
ham is we'll known as lecturer, and thu
entertainment cannot fail to be of the
first order.
The Institute library has lately received
full bound sets of the Century,
"Harpers," Forum" popular Scienc'
Monthly" and "Scribner's MONTH,
Magazine"
Buggies, harness and farm nachiner,
at public sale April 9th. Jos, S. Pogue 8
Son.
Colora Items.
Mr.. EDITOR: Squire w. Wallac'
Wiley is lying very Ill. but has improved