The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-16

Sun for the Atlantic City excursion Tues
doy morning.
Preaching service will be held at
Ebenezer M. E. church, next Sunday
evening, at7:4s o'clock.
Vacation days are drawing TO close.
The public schools Of the county will re-
open on Monday, September 2.
Charles Huffheiser. formerly employed
At the Rowlandyille paper mill, has been
appointed superintendent of Cecil paper
mill.
Mrs. Nina !. Jewens has filed bill in
Hartford County Court asking for divorce
from her husband, Marvin G. Dewens.
alleging abandonment.
Falling from the train AZ this station. on
bis return from the Atlantic City excur-
sion Tuesday night, Martin .Mafkee was
painfully cul about the face.
& Charged with wife-beating. George
annon. OF Chesapeake City, has been
edged in Elkton Jail to await the action
sof the September Grand Jury.
The last railroad excursion to Tolchesr
Ter was run on Wednesday and was
patronized by large crowd. Seventy
TWO excursionists boarded the train at
this station,
Operations are expected TO begin at
Colora Cannery on Monday, when the first
sweet corn will be delivered. The crop is
late this season, but the prospects are
good for large pack.
w. w. Jones. pastor of the A. u M.
P. Church, Elkton, has been suspended
until conference by the official board of
the church. Heis charged with conduct
unbecoming minister.
Rural mail carrier S. R. Randall, who
serves one Of the routes from Elkton. has
purchased an automobile by means OF
which he covers his route in two hours
less time than formerly
Miss Cleora Landon, of Fairmount,
Md, graduate Of Western Maryland
College. has been appointed by the School
Board to the position of assistant princi-
pal Of North East High School.
Purchasing horse for $40 from q
strange negro, ]. Morgan Owens. Of
Perryville. afterward ascertained that
the animal had been stolen from E. 9.
Powell. Of Delaware county. Pa.
Allen II. Kirk. of this town. was fined
SIS and costs by Justice Dean at the North
eastern Police Court. Baltimore, Wednes-
lay afternoon on the charge of driving
his automobile beyond the speed limit.
II. L. Worthington of this town. holder
Of the Wawasset Tropy. has been chal-
leneed 10 shoot for It by Edward Banks,
Of Wilmington. The shoot will take place
on the grounds Of the Rising Sun Gun
Club some time in September.
William A. Reeder has purchased the
John Sergeant property, south Of town,
and will take possession next month.
The property embraces four and a-hali
acres, improved by a frame dwelling.
stable and other outbuildings.
festival will be held in Geo. Greens
apds near Kinseyville on Thursday
ning. Aug ~. Oakryn band win
lsnish music for the occasion. Proceeds
fol- benefit 81 Octoraro M. E. church. il
stormy. festival win be held following
evening.
Friends meeting under auspices Of
nearby associations will be held at Octo-
raro Peoples Church Sabbath afternoon,
slh mo. 25th. at ago o'clock. An invita-
tion is extended to all interested to attend
and help in a general uplift and nobler
aims for life.
Drs. J. H. Jenness and +. B. Moore
landed nice string of rock in days
fishing near Octoraro junction last week.
The former caught five ranging from two
and a-half to four pounds, while the latter
landed three. Two OF them big fellows
weighing nine and fifteen pounds re-
spectively.
The following from Cecil county pass
ed the recent examinations Of the Mary
land State Board Of Veterinary Medical
Examiners: DIR. Dennis, OF Perryville,
Dr. Walter Reeder, Of Rising Sun, DR.. j.
NC Hammer of Chesaneake Cifv Dr
\ Lowry, OF Elkton, and Dr. Benjamin, Of
Bay View.
Raynor Carey, Of North East, has ac-
cepted the position Of Instructor in
manual training in the Sheldon Jackson
School al Sitka. Alaska. Thomas B.
Tinney. Of near Appleton, has been
selected as the instructor ia manual train
ing at North East and Calvert. TO succeed
Mr.. Carey.