The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-10-17

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Jocob Tome Instieute and Lawenceville
foot ball teams will play at Port Deposit
Saturday afternoon.
Struck by train on Tuesday night
near Havre de Grace. Robert De Renick.
aged as. was killed.
Governor Goldsborough has decided TO
90 on the stump in the interest OF the Re-
publican State candidates.
District Superintendent E. I. Hoffecker
occupied the pulpit of the M. E church,
here, on Sunday morning.
Melvin r. Greenfield. of Cecil paper
mill, has purchased the Weidley property
OF I'd acres. near town, for $3.50.
The chestnut crop is good one in this
vicinity and chestnut-gathering Is pop
4 ular diversion at the present time.
a. October IL falling on Sunday. Monday,
October I3. was observed as Columbus
Day. legal holiday in this State.
The William Lair farm of ~ acres.
near Zion, has been purchased by Charles
E. Johnson, Of Calvert, for $4,000.
The Fan meeting Of Cecil County
Medical Society was held on Thursday OF
this week at Union Hospital. Elkton.
The Sixth District Auxiliary of Union
Hospital, Elkton. recently made contri-
button Of 81 gowns. desk.Nand SIS, 70
the hospital.
The annual chrysanthemum tea will be
held BY the ladies Of the Sunday School
and Epworth League on Wednesday even
ing. November S. ,S-
The women Of Penceder Presbyterian
church cefshgats the one hnndredth an
>hiverA " Of vthe Woman's Missionary
on Sunday.
4 Charles Shippers, of Eikton has filed a
bill 10 the Cecil County Court for div
orce from his wife. Beulah Simpers. on
the charge OF desertion.
Reynolds Ash, young son of Mrs. Geo.
\ r. Ash. OF Elkton, was slightly wounded
ia the leg on Saturday by the accidental
discharge of rifle he was handling
Revival meetings at the Octoraro M. E.
Church are postponed until the 6rst Sum
day evening in November During this
time extensive repairs will be made to the
church.
Contractor A. M. Strickland began
work last week on three story addition
10 Union Hospital Elkton. ISx32 feet. TO
provide room for the growing work of the
institution.
The dwelling of H. L. Shepherd is
being 1emodeled. The one and half
story back portion has been torn down
and will be replaced by porch and other
Improvements.
Ia social will be held by the Epworth
eague Of James M. E. church on Wednes-
day evening. October ~, In the Sunday
school room of the church. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Real fall weather was ushed in on Sum
tiav after week Of fog. clouds and rain.
Fires. light coats and wraps are now COM
Portable, and the weather man promises
the cooler weather is here to sey.
The Democrats of Port Deposit have or.
gained campaign club with Charles A.
Morrison, president; J. Wilson Squier.
vice PRESIDENT John H. Kimble, second
vice president; John F. Morhlein secre-
tary. and James H. Touchtone. treasurer.
The Christian Endeayor Society of Zion
Presbyterian Church will hold Rally in
The Church Sunday evening. Oct. 10Th, at
7:ao o'clock. The Rev. William Ralph
Hall Superintendent Of Young Peoples
Work in the Presbyterian Church. will
address the meeting. All are welcome.
A festival win be held in the public hall
al Rising Sun on Friday evening. Oct. II,
under the auspices Of the Modern Wood
men. The proceeds will be donated to
William M, Fnlton. whose dwelling and
other buildings we're recently demolished
BY cyclone. Music will be furnished by
Kissing Sun cornet Band.
owing 70 continued III health Rev. E.
MacNichol, D. D., has resigned as
pastor Of James M. E. church Of this town,
aud Rev. Geogge W. Townsend, OF Ridley
Park. who haslbeen filling the charge fo'
some time past has been appointed pas
Tor of the church, DR.. MacNichol and
family are preparing 10 vacate the par
sonaee aud move TO Philadelphia, and
Rev. and Mrs. Townsend will occupy i
ID few days.