The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-11-10

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Chalmer c. Reynolds. Of Baltimore,
was visitor at his home in town on
Tuesday.
Ralph Wilson was the over-sunday
guest of his sister Mrs. W. G. Rooms, in
Wilmington.
Rev. and Mrs. A. R, Brown. Of Tough
kenamon, were guests Of Rising Sun
friends during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Entriken and
Mrs. Heacock, Of Philada are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Sterrett.
Miss Elizabeth R. Stephens was the
over-Sunday guest of Rev and Mrs W.
H. Micheals. Langhorne, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. John Bevan, of Port De-
post, celebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary on Saturday evening last.
Mr. Alvin c. Russell. Of Leslie, and
Miss Emma Smithson, of Bel Air,
were married on the 25th of October.
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Howard NJ. Wilson, of New York, Was
9 Visitor this week at the home Of his
mother Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, on Cherry
street
DR.. aud Mrs. T. B. Moore are spending
the week in Baltimore, where the former
is attending the sessions Of State Dental
Board.
Miss Blanche Tomlison, of Reading,
Pa. and Miss Clair Holman, Of Philada.,
were over-Sunday guests at the home Of
Mrs. Gyles.
The Young Ladies Social Sewing Circle
was very pleasantly entertained on Friday
afternoon last by Miss Grace A. Wilson,
at Maple Lawn.
Miss Florence Rawlings of Woodlawn,
left Friday for Newark, New Jersey,
where she has accepted position as
teacher in kindergarten work.
Mr.. George Kitchens and Miss Maggie
Marcus, daughter of Mr.. William H.
Marcus Of Elkton, were married in that
town on Nov. l, by Rev. P. P. Arnd.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. NJ Holden. Edward
Efing and Bernard Efing will leave to-
morrow for Virginia, where the gentle
men of the party will enjoy weeks
cunning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Davis have is
sued invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter. Jennie Ward, to Mr.. Leroy
Collins, of Wilmington. at their home
near Iron Hill, Wednesday evening,
November rs.
The Home Mission Social met on Satur-
day evening last at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clifford, East Main street.
A splendid literary and musical program
was given and delightful social intercourse
enjoyed by everyone present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Whitefield Wool.
ford have issued cards of invitation to
the marriage of their daughter, Lille
Crawford, to Mr. Harry Hyland Howard,
|of Chesapeake City. Wednesday. Novem-
Der IL, at one o'clock at their home.
Liberty Hall, Woolford, Maryland.
The second ANNUAL convention OF the
Associated Boards of Trade of MARYLAND
will be held at Frederick. Md, on Nov.
IA, IS and 10.
The attempt to prosecute the lynchers
of lack Walker in Coatesville has cost the
Chester county taxpayers $4,000 and no
convictions have been made.
In pie-eating contest in Reading the
first prize was won by Harvey Geiger,
who ate huckleberry pie eight inches in
diameter, two and one-half inches thick
and weighing one and one-half pounds,
in six minutes.
A company capitalized at 500. 600 has
been organized in Delaware for the pur-
pose Of planting grape vineyards and
apple orchards on the Bay Meadows
estate, in ST. Jones Neck, bordering on
the Delaware bay.
Winfield Kelsey, of near Mt. Joy Lam
caster county, Pa, finished cutting his
fifth crop of alfalfa from one field the last
week in October. He usually gets three
and sometimes four crops, but this year
the weather conditions enabled him to cut
the fifth time.
The Harmony Detective Association
held its annual dinner at New London
Hotel on Saturday, 4th inst One hun
dred and fifty-two members ATE dinner,
Twenty-three new members were added
TO the roll. M. !. Wilson was elected
president. ]. A. Wiley secretary. and Levi
L Crowl treasurer. The association was
organized in 1868 with "a members. It
now has membership. of 100.