The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-05-25

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June 6, Z and 8.
A Patriotic Order Sons of Amer
| lea has been organized at North
East.
The recent frosts throughout the
State have caused fears of failure
,, of the early tomato crop.
Robert K. Rawlings, Of Wood
lawn, has been elected a director Of
the National Bank of Port Deposit.
Co. E, of Elkton, has established
a rifle range on the farm of Miss
Mary B. McIntire, east of the
town.
The P, B. s. W. railroad CON-
pany is building telephone line
between Washington and Will
mington.
Frank M. Reynolds, a merchant
of Level, Hartford county, has
made an assignment for the benefit
| OF MS creditors.
A stone Indian battleaxe. nine
inches in length, was recently dug
up on the farm of w. Arthur
Mitchell, near Elkton.
G. Fl. Fleming, of Stanton, DEL,
has been appointed station agent
for the Pennsylvania R. R. Co., at
Aberdeen, as successor to the late
E. K. Asher.
Elmer 4. Dorsey, manager of the
Standard Oil Company's business
in Elkton, has been granted an
absolute divorce from bis vie,
Della Dorsey, of Baltimore.
The town of Galena. Kent
county, has an epidemic of typhoid
fever. which is attributed to i'm
pure drinking water. A number
of deaths have already resulted
from the disease,
The general store and post Office
at Iron Hill, Cecil county, William
Walton proprietor, was robbed
Wednesday night of last week, of
a quantity of cigars, stamps and
about SO in money.
The Cecilton High School Com
mencement will be held Monday
evening, June 4, at the Cecilton
NJ. E. Church. VIM. T. Warbur.
ton, Esq, will make the address
to the graduating class.
| The members of Company D, OF
Bel Air, Company u. Of Elkton,
and Companies g and M, of An
napolis, will spend five days. from
July 30 to July 20 at the Saunders
Rifle Range, Glen Bugnie, Md.
DR.. w. G. Jack, son of William
G.. Jack, of Port Deposit, has been
appointed resident obstetrician oi
the Maryland General Hospital and
elected to the teaching staff Of the
BALTIC. Medical College, Baltimore.
The body of Profio Elio, an Ital.
. ian laborer employed by Charles
A. Sims & Co., was found floating
in the Susquehanna river, near the
P, B. g. w. bridge, Monday. He
had been missing since Saturday
night.
3 The Port Deposit base ball club
has organized with the following
officers. President, o. P. Hagertyl
;, vice president, T, @. Bond, Ir.;
E treasurer, Fred Westj secretary,
, Hugh Falls, John Mathematician,
, F. L. Benson, managers.
F. e. Schneider & Co., of Ralti
more, who built the Havre de Grace
? sewers last summer, have entered
suit against that city for $1,2T6.24
which they claim for extras. The
f sewerage commission claims thai
8 everything has been settled for.
The Bay View M. p. Sunday
J school will hold an ice cream ant
strawberry festival on Friday eve
ming, June /, on the lot adjoining
> the Mechanics Hall at Bay View
If the weather should prove IN
= favorable on Friday evening th'
festival will be held on aaturda.
: evening. All are invited,
g The town Council of Newark ha
r granted permission to the pelawar
a Interburban Railroad Company t
d lay its track through the town, an'
s it is expected that construction
b soon will begin on the proposed
d railway, to extend from Whining
e ton to Elkton, Md. 1t has secures
r q right Of way noY for the eRtlr
distance.