The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-12-09

The Home Mission social will be held
this. Friday, evening at the home of
Edwin Haines and family.
DIR. 6. S. Dare spent Saturday and
Sunday with his son, Chas. E Dare and
family of Alexandra, Va
Mr.. George T. Bouchelle and Miss
Josephine Ferguson of North East we're
married III Elkton, November 70. by Rev.
H. A. G. Westerfeld.
Mrs. Emma Mearns Of Zion. while on a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Carrie Cameron,
at North East during Thanksgiving week,
was stricken with paralysis and is still
| lying in critical state.
Mrs. Francis Christie Hindman has
issued invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Minnie Rebecca. to Mr. Viii
liam Reynolds, on Wednesday, the 21st
of December, at half after three o'clock,
| Jamaica Farm. Colora, Maryland. The
prospective groom is the son of Stephen J.
Reynolds, of near town.
Mrs. Nellie Wagner entertained the
members of the Young Ladies Sewing
Circle on Thursday afternoon of last
week. The young ladies have decided to
make contribution of linen. or such
articles as may be most needed, to the
Union Hospital. at Elkton, and have
appointed committee to take the matter
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip R. West, of Row
landville, announce the approaching
marriage of their niece, Armenia Bessie
Carroll, to Mr.. j. Brinton Reynolds, of
Lancaster county, at their home, .'Ver-
dale" on Saturday, December I7th. Owing
to seri ,us illness in the family of the
groom-elect, quiet ceremony will be
observed in the presence of few relatives
and friends.
Holly is said to be very scarce this year,
and the dealers are already having
trouble to fill orders.
Miss Leila ]. Whitaker of Havre de
Grace, has received linen handkerchief
from the Czarina of Russia for church
fair.
At the annual meeting of the Quarry
vile Creamery Co., which is a farmers
cooperative concern, dividend of eight
per cent was declared.
The Board of Trade of Havre de Grace
is working hard to have the Snider
Preserving Company, of Cincinnati, To-
cate branch factory in that town.
Ferman D. Horner, licensed liquor
dealer of Havre de Grace, has heen fined
$Ioo and costs for delivering orders out
side of the city limits, by the Hartford
County Circuit Court.
Rev. Edwin Van Overen. of Livingston
Manor. Presbytery of Hudson. New York,
has been elected pastor of Head of Chris
tiana and the Christiana churches, of the
Presbytery of New Castle.
Out 81 hours, Hartford county jury
found Stephen Smart, colored, guilty of
murder in the second degree for killing
Eliza Brown last July. He was sentenced
to IS years in the penitentiary.
Charles Keilholtz and William K.
Keilholtz. sons of the late John Keilholtz,
have petitioned the Circuit Court for
Cecil County to set aside the deed of trust
execu'en by their father which excluded
them from sharing in the division of the
estate. The hearing is, set for Ian. IT,
The charges of arson preferred against
U. G. Bullock. Caleb Lambert and Earl
Lambert of Kelton, in connection with
the burning of the Fraak G. Evans ware
house several weeks ago, were dismissed
at the hearing on Monday afternoon.
district Attorney Gawthofp, who examin-
ed the evidence, declared the charges to
be absolutely without foundation.
The report of the Maryland State
Board of Dental Examiners, for the year
ending November 80, 1910, shows forty
candidates took the examinations during
the year, twenty-nine of whom were
found qualified and were granted certi6-
Gates. Eleven were found incompetent
and were refused license. Dr. T. B.
Moore. of this town. is member of the
Board.
Owing to the long continued drouth
PORT Deposit was threatened with water
famine last week, the reservoir which fur
nishes the town with water being pumped
dry, as d result of the failure of the
/ springs from which the supply is derived.
A temporary pumping station was es-
tablished at the McClenahan Granite Cos
,uharf and mater r,,,nnred f-c... 4ha G..