The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-11-21

| Miss Elsie England. Zion, has been
Visiting Miss Della Jenkins.
Clifford Robertson. of Brooklyn. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Ella Pyle is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. William Wilson Jr., near Calvert.
| ]. M. Campbell, Of Port Deposit. was
visitor in town on Saturday and Sunday.
/ Edwin L. Haines was a Swarthmore
and Philadelphia visitor on Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Cameron, of Zion, was the
guest OF her cousin. Miss Evelyn Cameron.
during the week.
| Among the marriage license issued at
Elkton on Monday was one to Raymond
West. aged 20. and Edith Fowler, aged
I6. both of this town.
Herbert Kirk and Perry Gibson are
spending few days this week at Mid
land, Va. visiting the formers brother,
Clifton Kirk. and incidentally hoping to
bag few wild turkeys.
| ]. A. Pogue suffered slight stroke of
paralysis on Tuesday, his speech and one
side Of the face being affected. While
still confined to his home his condition is
very mnch improved at this time.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss AIDA Clendenin Tosh to
Mr.. William Scott. of Little Britain, Pa,
on Saturday. Nov. 2o. at 10 o'clock noon.
The ceremony will take place at the
home of the bride. Maple Lane Farm.
Colora
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Duyckinck and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart M. Ward
and daughter and E. L. Duyckinck left on
Monday by auto for Princess Anne.
where they will spend the week with re-
latives. The gentlemen of the party will
enjoy several days cunning while away.
Mrs. I. Wayne Reynolds entertained
house party on Wednesday and Thursday.
at her home near town. Those to enjoy
her hospitality were: Mrs. Clara Pugh.
Oxford; Mrs. E. E. Reynolds. Barnsley;
Miss Jennie Worrall. Wayne; Mrs. E. M.
Hunt. Mrs. J. L. Stephens. Miss Elizabeth
R. Stephens, Miss Bertha Tyson.
Graduating exercises Of the twenty
seventh class of Goldey College we're held
Monday night at The du Pont Playhouse.
Wilmington. There are r27 graduates in
this years class. one of the largest in the
history of the school, Among the grad
yates from this county were: Reba
Logan Trimble. Rising Sun; Jesse H.
Vingard. Warwick; Bessie L. McKnig ht.
Elkton; Rachel Selena King. Warwick; !;
Caroline H. Dunbar. Elkton.
| family reunion and dinner were held
on Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Evans. near town. The
|gentlemen of the party enjoyed gunning
and target practice before dinner. The
Iguests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
S. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Constable and
daughter. Miss Jeanie> Constable. James
F. Evans. Stanley Evans. of Elkton; Mrs.
Tosh. Mrs. Agnes Evans. Mrs. B. p.
Nichols and daughter, Angela.
An unknown thief stole $64 and gold
watch from the trunk OF Miss Elizabeth
Cooney. in Oxford Hotel. last week
His clothing ignited by an overturned
lamp Patrick Gleason. aged 65, of Aber-
deen. was burned to death in his home
Monday night.
The annual meeting and banquet Of
Upper Oxford Vigilant Association was
held in Russellville hall on Thursday last.
Two hundred and ffty members partook
of the banquet.
Herman R. Tyson has returned to his
stock farm at Newark. DEL. with his
string of horses. On the Southern circuit
his horses started in 6s races. finishing
first in 81 and winning purses amounting
to $II, ,62o.
Col. Joseph R. Baldwin, of Aberdeen.
who was the Bull Moose nominee for
Comptroller at the recent election. has
been presented with pair of handsome
gold cnf-buttons by some of his Balti-
more admirers.
Shippers of holiday evergreens on the
Peninsula have begun to consign their
products to the city markets. The season
lpromises TO be busy and profitable one
for both shippers and those who are en-
gagged in gathering and preparing the
Igieens.
| Burning leaves TOO close to the building.
caused the total destruction OF the large
barn on the Lindley Rutter farm near
II Chestnut Level SATURDAY. afternoon. en-