The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-08-09

Miss Lenora Lake of Chesapeake City. spent
some time with Miss Helen sterrett. of Rock
Springs, now Miss Helen is in Chesapeake City,
getting even.
Mrs Hanna Hopkins is partaking of the cup Of
Baltimore cheer
Mrs. Margaret Rambo of Elkton. is pleasurely
accepting the hospitality in the home Of Mrs.
Emma Rowland.
Miss Alice Burke of Phiada., is enjoying the
pleasure of visit to Miss Margaret Caldwell of
Liberty Grove.i
Hugh Caldwell of Chesapeake City, feasted
again at the old Liberty Grove mansion.
The Rev. B. Short, former pastor Of Mt
Pleasant church has resigned his charge in the
state of Oregon, and on account of his health will
remove into his old deighborhood, but for q
while will be the guest Of Mrs. H. T. Brown,
Liberty Grove.
Miss Fannie Wilson of Port IS tightening the
heart of Miss Leola Miller OF Glen Roy by visit.
Miss Edna Huff of Mosquitoe Town, New Jersey,
is visiting Miss Rosa Caldwell and Woodlawn
camp.
A number of colored children, all celebrating
birthdays, (only few days apart, enjoyed a
black berrying party in C. c. Pyle's grove.
Albert Fishers youngster we are glad to report
is sittin' up an improvin'.
James Mccullough OF Port, took s46 souls to
Annapolis on an excursion. Credit must be given
for splendid order.
To add insult to injury Doc. slicer's dog eats
grass from Brickley's moved lawn.
The nature fakir who originated the story about
a sow belonging to Hugh Cameron, of Blue Ball,
adopting bull frog and furnishing it nourish-
ment to the exclusion of her own offspring, has
been elected to full membership in the Ananias
club, with his dues paid a year ahead by Mr..
Cameron, who will vouch for his fitness for enroll
ment with other pipe dreamers.
Mrs. Parker Mahan. of Lenape, Pa, is pilgrim
OF the family shrine of Samuel Yocum.
There are many who do not know how Korner
Ketch received it's name. Well tell you Years
upon years ago house stood back of where
the Keen's now reside in which parcel of girls
made their abode. A married man from below
somewhere, use to visit the girls, and his wife.
hearing of the visits went, and as she afterwards
gleefully expressed it, ketched him on the korner
The name was afterwards reversed to Korner
Ketch and still holds good.
Miss Henrietta Reynolds of Sharon, Hartford
county. is bestowing the pleasure Of her company
upon Mrs. Elan Krauss.
On account Of the late harvest and the inability
of the farmer to give the corn field the proper
attention 1t has had weedy upstart and from
reports in all parts of the counties poor crop Of
corn is assured.
The DeMuth tobacco store OF Lancaster has been
kept by the same family and in the same building
since the year ITO.
Help has been scarce and Mr.. Farmer has been
compelled to the resort Of hiring any old thing
kicker and all. but the hardest kicker he had to
contend with has been the letter.
After while aging machines will be given as .
premium with soap orders. We will then all be
able to go sky Larkin.
The R. F. D. man from Colora has had his salary
increased but still continues to make raid on
Sirius Moore's apple orchard.
Rising Sun Kennett Square wedding bells will
shortly ring ont.
The West Nottingham Presbyterian. . monthly
magazine published In the interest Of that church
has suspended operations.
One OF our most polite farmers who believes in
the theory Of "ladies first" always waters his
mares before he does his horses.
While an ice house 10 q good thing. like every
thing of like nature. it gets abused. Many one
is used for storage warehouse. on Sunday. in
this county, for booze. On that day. in every
direction, you can hear of kegs being tapped. A
parcel OF men were caught in an ice hous enot far
from this town, last Sunday . week. 1t would
not have been much thought of If the ''hask
hal H. o. 1ao ~
goodey goodey and did they not stand way up"
In the afternoon they all attended camp. received
their weekly religious inspiration ::and became
clad in the armour of redemption.
Miss Florence Taylor of Philada., and Miss
Maud Newlin of Peryville. are on q pleasu re
seeking expedition at the home Of Albert Taylor.
yearaRo the Cedar Farm Co.. of Phila. who
own the ''ine settlement" near Harry Pyles mill,
started to stock the place with two Yorkshire
hogs. and the family have Increased Till they
number IS. They are raised for bacon and fed
farm consists of $50 part of which ia divided
into 8 acre fields in which the whole bunch are
'let loose" They are now grazingo patch OF
gobble up in from to weefsJ there is smother.
ready for occupancy. They consist of oats
(straighD Rye. (for fall radis) and sorgum aud
imenting. Every patch contains trough OF run.
ming water supplied by wind mill J.Churchman
is manager aud 1t just takes his land that Of three
others) nose on the grind stone. to keep things
agoing.
D. G. Wilson. Jr., is among those on the list
Of 'From Port to Jamestown"
By the way, send us all the news In You can.
Some one asked us "if you should get much m0ye
news would you print double paper? MOI We
would publish twins.
Mrs. Stella Wilson Of Port is enjoying blissful
moments in Norfolk.
IT'S reported that James Cunnik ham and Miss
Edna Reynolds OF Ooleroine while walking near
Love Run were knocked down by matrimonial
binder and badly tied. certificate of burial can
be bad OF the marriage license clerk Of Elkton
upon the paymant Of one dollar.
Mss India Rowland ofLiberty Grove 10 enjoying
the society life at Atlantic City and Camp Hil Pa
The finger of guilt points very strongly to q
glowing couple from the Ridge to the following
some of which cannot be denied and can be
insulting Mrs. Ellen
Martha Tosh and her daugter Eta on the road
between James Evans and Nottingham. LAshinR
across the face with buggy whip. Margaret
Phillips. an aged lady OF Harrisville. Lashing
Charles Sears or La Rue with . whip. around the
neck at Bradleys cross roads. Running into =