The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-19

VIII ue tnS uauaSSt ~ A-SoiiS lain euAo
year.
The property of the late Capt. John
Shippers. at Mt. Pleasant has been pur-
chased BY Cyrus Moore.
Miss, Stella Trowbridge. of Port Deposit.
has accepted position as stenographer
with Duyckinck, Sterrett & Co.
Cecil County w. c. T. U. will hold a
Temperance Institute in James M. F..
church, Rising Sun, Wednesday May Ist.
Colora public school defeated Monroe
school in game of ball on the formers
grounds 10 TO s. on Thursday afternoon
last
The April meeting Of the Cecil
Farmers'l6lub was held on Wednesday,
the home Of james H. Maxwell, near
town.
Carroll Wooleyhan, rural mail carrier
on one Of the routes from Chesapeake
City. uses motorcycle in serving his
route.
The Cecil County Medical Society will
hold their annual meeting at the Union
Hospital. Elkton, Friday morning at
eleven o'clock.
The I2-acre farm of Mrs. Ella G. Bur-
ton. near Cecilton, has been bought by
John W. Devine, Of near Middletowni
Del, for $500.
Beginning with Saturday, evening.
goth inst, Rising Sun will haye moving
picture show every week. See the adver-
tisement elsewhere in this issue.
The primary department of the public
school, in this town, closed some time ago
on account Of the prevalence of scarlet
fever, reopened On Monday morning.
demonstration will be given on the
farm Of ]. I. Stephens on Wednesday
afternoon, April "a, of the value of dyna-
mite as an aid to the farmer in subsoil-
ing, ditching, etc.
Elwood Webster has iss ued an execution
for 5000 against Owen H. Wright, of
Little Britain township. T. R. Ankrim.
has issued an execution for $674.25
against the same party.
Mrs. Thomas Mahan suffered serious
y injuries last week by falling down stairs,
and is in critical condition. About two
years ago Mrs. Mahan fell from a cherry
s tree and was painfully hurt
Duyckinck & Sterrett have sold desir-
able building lot fronting on South Queen
4 street adjoining the property Of Joseph
Smith, 10 Sherman Clayton, who will
erect a blacksmith shop thereon.
The new primary law requires the reg
listers to st this spring on Wednesday.
May /, from s a. m. until p. m. in the
counties. for the purpose of allowing new
votes 10 be registered in time for the
primary election on May 8.
Election officials for the county have
been appointed. Those for the Sixth
district are: Judges Henry 1. Glackens
DEM; Levi R. Atkinson. rep; James M.
Tosh. DEM; J. Oils Kennard. rep.
Clerks-Malk E. Founders, dem, Will
mer. K. Bird. rep.
The Pioneer Tennis Club of Rising Sun
has organized for the season by the elec-
ton Of Edwin L. Haines, president; Miss
Edna Wilson, secretary, and Leslie Pyle.
treasurer. The court on Pearl street will
be put in shape for playing. The club
has membership Of twenty-five.
The annual conference of the Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church closed its
sessions ats Laurel, Dell, on Tuesday,
when the appointments were announced.
Those for Cecil county are: Cecil, c. M.
Zepps: Leeds, c. E. Dryden; Rowland
vile. Carroll Maddox, Warwick. G. j.
Hill
The stone pavement has been extended
on East Main street in front of the
William Clifford property, and pTepara-
tiops are being made for the laying of
flag stone pavements in front Of the
Robert Cameron. George Reynolds and
4 Jos. Smith properties. on South Queen
street.
a Contractor Ryan moved this week the
barge two-story frame building. formerly
used by W. B. Cooney in his ice cream
making business. from West Pearl street,
to the rear of the bakery on Queen street.
This is the second trip on rollers for this
structure. it having been moved some
years~ago by contractor Ryan from the
site upon which il now stands TO West
Pearl street. Rnmor has it that wheel
wright and blacksmith business is TO be
started in the building.