The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-10-09
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

fined to her home and bed for some weeks by
gathered knee, the result of an injury sustained
by jumping from window at the Farmers Tele.
phone exchange, at Rising Sun, where she is
employed as operator, has, we are GLAD to report,
recovered sufficiently to resume her duties at the
exchange.
After a pleasant visit with her sisters, Mrs,
Daniel Maher and Mrs Charles Durham, Miss
Hanna Brown has returned to her home, Chestnut
Hill, Philada.
Mrs. J. B. Williams has returned to her home
in Florida, afterspending some weeks with friends
in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Riale Richardson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Richardson, of Wilmington, were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.. Robert Aiken
and family.
S. NJ McCardell, who tell and fractured his
wrist last week while stretching wire for fence
at his home, is carrying his arm in sling, the
injured member doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
The rural mail route of Andrew Wiley has had
an extension, from Hanna's corner east to Barnes
cross roaCs
Ellwood Balderston is reported to have had a
yield gilmore than 100 tons OF tomatoes from seven
acres
Mrs Annie Tosh and daughter, Miss AIDA,
have returned from a visit among Lancaster
county friends.
Miss Mary Bechtel and Mrs. W. B. Bechtel were
recent visitors to Crompton, Md.
Mary and William Boens, children of Mrs. Clara
Boens, who resides with her brother Samuel
Rowland, on the Frank Steel farm, while playing
in the barn fell through a funnel to the ground, a
distance of thirty feet. William was able to walk
to the house while Mary sustained injuries which
rendered her unconscious and are of serious
nature.
Miss Marie Ebeling, of Baltimore, has been
secured as teacher of piano at West Nottingham
Academy.
Mr.. Maris Wiley is home from Washington to
get registered in order to cast his vote for TAFT.
The Snow Drop Mission Band of West Noting
ham church, will hold cent social in the
chapel Friday evening, October 9. A sandwich
and coffee will be servedfor7 cents. There will
be ice cream, cake, fruit and candy sold in cent
quantities, and cents admission at the door. All
are cordially invited to come. No extra charge
for the good time you are sure to have.
Anybody wishing to purchase patent hives OF
pees cdu Bet tneun al d low price Dy Gaining on
Mrs. Penn Shade, Rising Sun.
Mrs. Mary Bechtel had a COW foundered on
apples one day last week. The animal is i'm
proving slowly.
Mfr. W. B. Bechtel who has been quite sick. was
able to call on his mother, Mrs. Mary Bechtel, on
Monday.
Miss Violet Fryer met with painful accident
by Samuel Brumfeld running his wheel against
her one morning last week. while she was on her
way to school. The result was a sprained ankle.
She is now confined to the house and unable to
walk.
Mr.. Elm Krauss while digging potatoes this
week came across such large ones he concluded
to weigh one of them, with the result that it
registered 2b ounces and.a half Can anyone
beat this?
Mrs. Fannie Crothers has sold her fine farm to
Mr.. John Pierce, who has been farming it for
some time. The price paid was 50 600. without
the mansion and four acres of land, which Mrs.
Crothers reserves
Miss Mary Bell Glacken is visiting friends in
Williamsport, Pa.