The midland journal., 1913-06-13

Mrs. B. P. Nichols is spending the
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Roberta Brook was the
guest last week Of Miss Ellen Clifford.
Dir. T.B. Moore is attending the meet
ing Of the Dental Association in Washing
ton.
Miss Francina Kirk left on Tuesday
for an extended visit to Carlisle. Pa.
friends.
David Wright and family, of Honey
brock, Pa are visiting relatives in this
section.
Miss Grace Wilson spent the weekend
with her cousin. Mrs. Edgar Rem. at
Bay View.
Joseph Eaing. Of Philadelphia. visited
his brothers,, Harry and Gerald Efing.
last week.
Miss Rebecca Evans is visiting Elkton
relatives and attending chautauqua in
that town this week.
Miss Mary Brumfeld, of Turkey Point.
lis the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary
Brumfeld, Cherry street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reynolds attend
Fed the Gatchell- l-Vandegrift nuptials in
Wilmington on Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Riale. Of
Kennett Square. were over-Sunday guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Founders.
The w. C. T. U. observed Flower Mis-
sion on Wednesday afternoon atthe home
of Mrs. Thomas j. Wilson, near town.
The families Of B. H. Brown and E. c.
Dixon removed from Philadelphia this
week to their summer cottage at Rising
Sun.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Ruth Watson of Perryville. to Mr..
Frank L. Rowland of Port Deposit, the
wedding 10 take place in the near future
Miss Gladys Westerhsld. daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. G. Westerfeld
formerly Of this town. was member Of
this years graduating class of Denton
High School.
Mrs. Simmons and daughter. Mrs.
Howard cawer. of Wilmington. and
Robert Pogue Of Philadelphia. were enter
tanned during the week at the home Of
Jos. 5. Pogue and family.
DR.. E. c. Macnichol. pastor Of Rising
Sun M. E. church. who is in poor health,
has been granted leave Of absence until
September. His pulpit will be filed by a
classmate and member of Wilmington
Conference. Rev. George w. Townsend.
of Ridley Park.
A race indicator, an ingenious device
invented and patented by D F. Magee.
was used for the first time at the horse
show in Lancaster last week. The contri-
vance is for the purpose of showing and
ANNOUNCING to every one upon the grounds
within sight Of the track the result Of
every heat and race. together with the
time thereof.
1 Captain Wentzel. of the Ordance De-
partment OF the Unified States Army,
Washington. was passing from the Balti.
more road onto the Rising Sun road. at
Rays Corner Monday. when the steering
gear of the touring car he was driving
broke. ditching the car and throwing in
the road his wife and young son. Mrs.
Wenizel received contusions OF the back,
and the son badly cut face. The In
jured were removed to the home of Jos.
SINNERS. and late in the afternoon were
able to resume their journey.
AT the annual Convention OF the .Dio.
cese of Easton. held at Princess Anne last
week. the division of North Elk parish
was inally accomplished.
Perryville. lAikin. and Frenchtown
churches will consti ute the new parish,
to be k.own as Susquehanna parish.
Principio Furnace creek is its eastern
boundary. All that Is now left of the
foriginal parish established more than a
century ago. is the old mother church
St. sMary's-at North East The new ar
arrangement goes into effect al once.
The firm of J. G. Harrison & Sons.
Nurserymen, of Berlin. Md. will enter
tain on the lawn of Mayor Orlando Har-
rison. the Marylond State Horticultural
Society and the Peninsula Horticultural
Society on July ST. Invitations will be
extended TO members and officers of Pen.
nsylvania. New Jersey. Virginia and
West Virginia Horticultural Societies.
The Harrison Orchards show prospects
OF an immense crop. and methods used in
saving and growing this peach crop
should be of interest 70 all peach growers.