The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1908-03-20
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel h. Moore will remove lntt
the Tarbert property which Mr. Moore recently
purchased.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, Miss Mae Mcclure ana Mrs
Albert Ewing were down among the Baltimoreans
Mrs. Mary Christie and son. Frank. Of Ccloia
are preparing for trip to the far west.
Mrs. Maggie NJ sharpless has been notified that
she is one of the heirs to the Maitland estate
Baltimore valued at $4,000.
Rev. VIM. Briggs will remain as pastor Of Mt
Pleasant NJ. q. church.
Albert Ewing began on Monday to erect an
addition to his home to be two stories in height
James Woodrow moved last Friday into the
Christie property at Vinegar Hill.
Rev E. A. Gillespie. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Gillespie, Of Liberty Grove. who is pastor Of the
Cherry Hill M. e. church. has had lis conversion
this winter. At Elk Mills, which is on his circuit
there had not been a revival meeting for "a years
and 65 were converted at that place. His efforts
have proved most successful.
Many residents Of colora and vicinity are snffer
ing with pink eye.
Mrs. Maggie NJ. sharpless of near Coora, is
fortunate enough to enjoy slice of the $3.50 600
Maitland estate which is near Baltimore, she
being one Of the heirs.
Roman Crothers has removed his law practice
TO Baltimore where he has secured handsome
quarters in the Gather Building
One of our neighbors .'brghtest'' asked his
mamma recently Where God got the feathers
he made angels out OFF,
George McKinsey, Sr., will remove to Elkton
George, Jr !. to Chestnut Level, Pa. They will
depart Monday.
AT recent sale held in this section the boys
agot wind'' OF cider barrel and made big hole
in it before they were discovered. A halt was
called by the cider barrel being turned UPSIDE
down with the spigot out.
Flames from burning brush crossed fields of
VIM. Swisher. TilIie Tosh and Thomas Hindman
The latter's house and barn had marrow escape.
$i2 was cleared at the recent spelling bee at
Coopers School.
W. B. cooney sold pair of iron greys to John
Lynch for $3.50.
Amos Allies broke an arm last Saturday at the
Cecil Paper Mill by having it caught in some
machinery.
The engagement is announced of MFR. j.
J Hanna to Miss Grace Gress. OF Manchester, Pa.
the wedding to take place Easter week.
Tho Rev VIM r. Gwinn former pastor Of Mt
Pleasant M. E. church, Colora died at his home
1909 Madison Ave-. in Baltimore. aged 81 years
He is survived by widow. two sons. a daughter
and three sisters. Interment took place In Balti.
more.
Thieves entered the chicken house of Dr. VIM
Jack Of Liberty Grove. and were given hot shot
But they managed to get some Doodle at least
They also took out window in the cellar of Cecn
Smeltzer at Vinegar Hill and swiped loaf Of bread
and all the butter.
The Pie Social at Vinegar Hill cleared for Mt.
Peasant NJ. E. church So TO-
Harry Hart Of Rising Sun. and Miss Aida. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mira Stephen Murphy. of Liberty
Grove. were married at the home of the bride at
80 p m. Wednesday.
A pig choked to death and two cows died of
milk lever for Timothy Nesbitt.
In honor Of Miss Louise Buchheimer, of Balti-
more, Miss Yirgie Tome OF Port Deposit gave q
delightful reception which 40 guests shared the
pleasure Of the evening. Music was feature.
A@AGAC "No 9 0eASC aOWu az " III MCNauu ~ auu
one at ". HarriDgton's. All report good time.
Mr.. Thomas jackson died at his home In Port
Deposit. aged 50 years. He is survived by widow.
2 sons and daughters.
Pennington folks haye been suffering with the
pink-eye
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wilson of Pennington,
are both confined to their home with severe colds.
Mr.. Thomas Riale was the recent guest of Mr..
and MRS. william creswelL
The graduating class Of 70 ofthe Tome Institute.
gave successful and largely attended bali last
Friday night.
The boys Of Pilot have laid away the boxing
gloves and have taken to base ball having defeat
sed the strong team of Conowingo by the score of
II to 2, the game was played at lakewood and was
witnessed BY large crowd.