The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-10-04

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ton and family.
Miss Ella Pogue left on Tuesday
morning for Jenkintown, Pa. where she
has entered Beechwood School.
Calvin Brum6eld. Of Somerton. Pa,
| spent Sunday at the home Of his father,
Augustus Brumield, near town.
Miss Francina Kirk left this week TO
take up special course Of study at
Walnut Lane School. Germantown.
Miss Edna Maybery, Pennington. has
re-entered Western Maryland College,
Westminster, after the summer vacation.
Mrs. Leonore Leamon and Miss Ann
Ward, Of Pittsburg, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Fl. M. Duyckinck on Tuesday.
Miss victorine Mccoy. Of Oxford was
a guest during the week Of her aunts.
Mrs. Jennie Whiteford and the Misses
Mccoy
| Mr.. aud Mrs Elisha Mahoney celebrat-
ed their golden wedding anniversary on
Sept. IS. at their home near Pleasant
Hill, Cecil county.
Charles Murphy. of Philadelphia,
Joseph vanneman and Herbert Cochran.
OF Baltimore. were over-Sunday guests Of
Edwin L. Hains.
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OF Miss Anna T. Stump. daughter Of
Judge H. Arthur Stump. of Baltimore. to
Lewis ]. Williams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevenson A. Williams Of Bel Air.
Miss Mollie Keen entertained about
twenty-five of her friends on Wednesday
evening Various social diversions help
ed to while away the evening. which was
greatly enjoyed by the jolly company
whose members comprised this summers.
Betterton camping party. and few
others.
Dir. and Mrs. John S. Green have -issu-
ed invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Edith Ray Green. to Mr..
Norman Ewing Fryer. on Saturday even
ing, Oct. ~, at seven o'clock. Chestnut
Grove Presbyterian Church. Sweet Air,
Maryland. The prospective groom is a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Fryer. Of
Colora.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Worthington enter
tanned number of friends on Tuesday
evening. at their home on East Main
street. Dancing was the feature, and
those to enjoy the delightful occasion
were, besides the host and hostess, Dr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Jenness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil E. Ewing. Mrs. H. B. Patten,
Misses Mary Brum6eld, Gertrude S. Dare,
H. Marie Kirk. Louise Worthington,
Evelyn Cameron, Della Jenkins. verna
Grason. Alice Clifford. Sara Kirk. Kath-
rine Worthington. Messrs, Arthur Ford.
]. E. Brum6eld. ]. B. Fassitt. Evans E.
Ewing. Leslie Pyle. Percy Kirk. Gerald
Efing. Floyde Gillespie and Norman Pyle.
VIM. J. Miller. Of Eikton, has accepted
a position as instructor in the Friends
School. Baltimore.
Falling from ladder while stringing
wires at the McCalrs Ferry power plant.
Elliott Graham, Of Rowlandville. sustain
ed serious injuries.
Suffering paralytic stroke at his home
in Rowlandville, John c. Green. former
deputy clerk Of the Cecil County Court, is
in critical condition.
Geo. w. Bles OF Fair Hill and Clarence
P. Iandreth Of Philadelphia, have pur-
chased the Spring Lawn Paper Mill prop
Ierty in Elk township. for $s4Io.
| Oxford Fair was conducted at a slight
loss last month. bad weather on the
second day being undoubtedly the cause
OF the deficit. Receipts from all sources
were $283r.23, expenditures $2os2 76.
leaving 4 debt of $IaI AZ.
A divorce has been granted Eva Mum
shower Clendenin. from her husband,
Ralph G. Clendenin. to whom she was
married in February. 1905. Mr.. Glen
denim is son of James T. Clendenin of
Fairmount. He deserted his wife and
children some months ago. going out
West.
The body of man. so badly decomg
posed, as to be unrecognizable, was found
in clump Of bushes. near Dillersville.
just outside of Philadelphia. last week,
with bullet wound in the right temple.
In his pocket was piece of paper on
which was written the name of Walter
McCord. Havre de Grace. Md. No one
in Havre de Grace has any knowledge Of
who the man could have been.
| A beautiful $1,000 Doll free. Fall
lopening Saturday,. Oct S,
McCov,s MILLINERY