The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1901-05-31
Miss Clara Keilholtz is visiting
friends in Selins Grove, Pa.

Sons.
Miss May T. Barton entertained
the progressive euchre club at its
final meeting on last Saturday
evening.
Judge Frederick Stump is quite
i'll at his home, Perry Point, near
Perryville, with return attack OF
the grip.
Miss Marion D. Sheppard left on
Saturday last for an extended visit
with relatives in New York and
Clark Summit, Pa.
Mrs. Edna Gilmore, of Mount
Vernon Place, Kirkwood, Del, is
the guest of MIR. G. G. Hopkins
and family at Vulcan's Hall.
Miss Virginia Krage~, who has
been visiting Miss Violette T.
Haines for the past fortnight, re-
turned to Baltimore ON Wednesday.
The engagement of Miss Annie
Keene, daughter CT Mr.. Henry
Keene of West Nottingham, and
Mr.. VIM. T. Fulton of lakewood,
has been announced.
Announcement has been made of
the coming marriage of Mr.. J. HI.
r. lamar of Chicago, son of DIR. j.
H. lamar of Elkton, and Miss Isabel
r. Savage, daughter Of Capt. Rich
ard Savage of Reading.
Miss Marion Clark, of Cecilton,
and Miss Covington Mackall May,
of Elkton, are members of the
graduating class of Western Mary
land College, Westminster, and will
receive their diplomas June IL.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Annie Burris
Toulson to Mr.. Royden Caulk, of
Sassaf.as. The ceremony will take
place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Toulson, near Mt.
Pleasant, Del, on Thursday even
ing, June 6.
The Mccullough iron works at
Rowlandville were sold this week
by FL. HI. Haines, Vice President
of the Mccullough Iron Co., to
Logan Bros. & West, who will i'm
prove the property for manufac
turing DurDOSes in other lines.
Messrs. r. H. Worthington &
Son have secured the agency for
Rising Sun and vicinity for the
lannon's "Walk Over" $3.50 shoe
for men. This, with their "Queen
Quality" shoe for women, at $500,
makes their shoe department a
strong one.
J. T. Burkins on Monday pur-
chased from JAS. E. Haines his lot
on Pearl street, upon which the old
blacksmith shop formerly stood.
On the following day he also pur-
chased the Bowden lot on North
Queen street, adjoining his resi-
dence. The terms of sale in both
instances are private
AS Mrs. Rebecca Rowland and
her sister, Mrs. Katharine Miller,
were Thriving near Bay View one
day last week, their horse became
unmanagable and ran into a ditch.
Mrs. Rowland was thrown against
the side of the wagon and received
a severe cash near the temple be-
sides being badly bruised.
Among the decisions handed
down by the Supreme Court last
Monday morning was Judgment
to II. II. Haines for nearly $4,000
against the Dearborn estate of
Philada., in the matter of the pur-
chase of the Barnes property. This
is the end of a five years. litigation,
during which time Mr.. Haines has
won the case through five different
courts.
Adjutant John G. Constable, of
the Forty-sixth Regiment, U. S.
VOL, son of Albert Constable of
Elkton, has reached San Francisco
on his way home from the Philip
pines. He will be required to pass
an examination before he will be
given his commission as first lieu
tenant in the regular army, to
which position he was recently
appointed.
Judge Morris in the United States
District Court at Baltimore, on
Saturday: overruled the objection
made by the National Bank of
Rising Sun to the ratification of
the composition made by Isaac
Robinson with his creditors. The
aggregate claims 53S creditors
amount to $3O5,556 and it was
agreed to accept 20 per cent as full
settlement.
The will of the late Stevenson
Archer has been filed for probate.
The property is bequeathed to his
cousin, Miss Alicia Stump, of Per
ryville, after the payment of two
legacies of 800; one to his brother,
DR.. George w. Archer of Hartford
county, and the other TO his cousin,
Mrs. Katharine Magraw of Perry
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