The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-11-11

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Mr.. and MRS. David M. Wright and
children. Of Honeybrook, Pa, are guests
of Edwin Haines and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pyle, OF West
Grove were the guests Of Edwin R. Buff
6ngton and family over Sunday.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter,
Adaline, of Baltimore. are visiting at the
formers Old home near Pennington.
Miss Ella Smith and Mr.. Lewis Cooper
were married Nov. at Union M. E.
parsonage, Fremont, by Rev. Hiram Nc
vey.
Mr.. and Mrs William Allaband and
children, of Denton, Md, were guests
this week at the home Of H. 1. Shepherd
and family.
DIR. T. B. Moore is attending the ses-
sions Of the State Board of Dental Exam
liners, Of which he is member. in Bal
timore, this week.
Mrs. Chas. B. Silver and daughter,
Elizabeth OF Lapidum, Hartford county.
were over-Sunday guests of Mrs. G. g..
Hopkins, near town.
The cunning season opens in Delaware
November IS and game is reported to be
plentiful.
The Robert Tenant farm of IS acres,
in Hartford county, near Dublin, has been
sold to Harry Enfield. for $500
Newark merchants have inaugurated a
movement to have the streets. business
houses and public buildings betterlighted.
The state of Pennsylvania is to build
macadam roads from Peach Bottom.
Fawn Grove, Gatchelville and Lower
Chanceford.
| Hague and Hackett, hardware dealers
Of Still Pond, Kent county, have applied
for benefit of bankrupt act. Liabilities.
$64sa; assets, $4,000
| The Havre de Grace Board of Trade
has received communication from the
Snider Packing Company. of Cincinnati,
Ohio, desiring to locate factory there.
George w. Kroh. of Hartford county.
has filed a petition asking divorce
from his wife ]. Pearl Kroh, on statutory
grounds. They were married at Joppa
in 1900.
The Bel Air Packing Company put up
$4,000 cases of tomatoes and a consider
able quantity of apples this season. the
pack being about one-third larger than
that of last year.
During the storm Of Thursday of last
week the large barn on the farm Of N. j.
Bair, near Atglen was burned to the
ground. together with all this years crops.
The live stock was saved. The origin OF
the FIRE is not known.
Judge Hemphill on Monday refused to
grant new trial for William Burke, the
lconvicted murderer of John McNamara,
in Elk township. Chester county. Pa. II
is probable that Burke will be hung for
his crime at an early date
The AL. F. Wheeler New Model Show,
which for several years has made Oxford
its winter quarters, has been Consolidated
with the railroad show of Andrew Downie
Iof Medina. N. Y. The combined shows
will tour the country next season as the
| Wheeler & Downie Mammoth Railroad
Show.
Howard Mooney and Edward Grace
have been arrested on the charge of hav-
ing shot at David Quinn, the towerman
of the Baltimore Central Railroad al
Chadd's Ford. The prisoners with several
others were playing crap in field which
Quinn was crossing on his way home and
believing he was an officer. fred at him.
Joseph T. Hoopes. of Bynum. Hartford
county. picked nearly 5000 bushels OF
choice apples from his so-acre orchard of
seven year old trees this year. The
orchard has been treated with the best
scientific methods, and the fruit is very
choice and will be shipped to Philadelphia,
placed in cold storage and put on the
market at fancy prices after the first OF
the year.
/ Settlement has been made without a
trial in the two cases brought against
Joseph c. Noblitt, of Pennsbury, by the
estate of the late DIR. Charles Green, OF
Greenville, near Wilmington, Delaware,
by County Engineer James Wilson, in
which $4,000 damages were asked. The
cause of these suits was collision on the
Kenuett turnpike, near Centreville. Della
ware, in June of 1909 between MIR. Mob
lifts auto and carriage containing DR..
Green and Mr.. Wilson.