The midland journal., 1912-11-01
Election next Tuesday.
Cunning season opens today.

Election next Tuesday.
Cunning season opens today.
lC. r. Snyder and Alice & Shepherd are
installing ia their stores the King gaso-
line lighting system.
The Official board Of North East Meth
odist Church has unanimously invited
Rev. j. r. Otis TO return for another year.
Election Day, November 5th. being a
legal holiday, the National Bank Of Rising
sun win not be open for business on that
date.
Rowland ". Atkinson. Of Port Deposit.
has purchased from Duyckinck. Sterrett &
Co. 1913 6ve-passenger self-startine
Overland touring car.
The closing week Of October brought
u Us some beautiful fall weather. In
!, fact the weather for almost the entire
month Of October has been ideal.
The official board Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of Elkton, has unani-
mously asked for the return Of their pas
Tor. The Rev. E P. Roberts. for another
conference year.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
at Aiken. Cecil county, in which the post
Office is located. was broken into and
robbed early Thursday morning last, the
second time within three months.
The Sixth District Auxiliary of the
Union Hospital will meet at the home Of
MRS Annie Reynolds on Tuesday, Nov.
S. at q p. m. A full attendance is desired
TO arrange for the fall contributions to
the Hospital.
The Rainey tract near Conowingo. ex-
tending along the Susquehanna river,
north for one and half miles. has been
purchased by the Snsquehanna Power
Co. which will erect hydro-electric plant
At Conowingo.
The Mission Study Class has been re-
organized for the fall and winter with a
membership OF over thirty. India
Awakening" is the text book adopted.
The first meeting was held on Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. N. G.
Brown.
The annual Chrysanthemum Tea,
under the auspices of the Sunday School
and Epworth League. will be held in the
basement OF the M. E. Church at Rising
Sun on Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th.
The public is cordially invited to be
present.
j. Former Sheriff ]. Wesley McAllister.
Who conducts livery at Elkton. is anx-
iaus 10 locate, a team hired on Sunday to
awell-dressed stranger. Both have dis
appeared and the owner Of the horse and
buggy has so far been unable to locate
his property.
From injuries received ten days ago. 9
valuable driving horse owned by Thomas
n. Harlan. Of Elkton, is suffering from
lockjaw. The animal had shaft run in
40 its brest when another horse, being
driven along the Elkton-Newark road,
Became frightened at an automobile.
A Republican mass meeting will be
held al North East in the G. A. R. Hall
Friday evening, Nov. +. The speakers
will be Hons w. T. Warbnrton. Henry
M. Mccullough and ]. G. Sewers. of
Baltimore. The North East band will
furnish music. Ladies are invited to
attend.
Until further notice the Friends meet
ing will be held at West Nottingham
meeting house the first Sabbath in each
nonth at II o'clock a. M. and the Young
Friends Association same day in Rising
Sun ar ago o'clock p. m. For the
balance of the month the meeting will be
held as heretofore. in Rising Sun at 1890
o'clock .. m.
The recital at West Nottingham on Fri
dav evening last was only fairly well at
tended. but proved treat to those pres
ent Miss Irene Fulton's readings show
ed her 10 be a talented artist. her depic-
lions OF child life being of high order
and winning her repeated encores from
the audience. Tie musical selections by
home talent. with which thee.readings
were interspersed. were all well rendered.
The receipts from the entertainment were
about SIS.
A team driven by SON of P. D. Clark.
the miller at Cowantown. and an automo-
bile owned and driven by Mr.. Kirk Of
Rising Sun. collided on the public road.
at Marley Paper Mills. near Childs, on
Saturday night. The wind shield of the
car was broken. and the machine was
otherwise damaged. The Clark horse
was somewhat injured and was treated
~ Dr. Lowery Of ElkEon. The number
~ the car was noted, and the owner was
found by reference 10 the list Of State