The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-05

1 Hudders Greenfield. of Lancaster. was
labor Day visitoni town.
Howard Wilson Of New York, visited
home folks during the week.
Miss Lucy Gillespie is enjoying an ex-
tended visit in Washington.
Geo. S. Fox. of Glenside, paid visit to
friends in town on Labor Day.
Mrs. Allen Kirk is enjoying sojourn
lby the seashore, at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Howard Reynolds is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gatchel. near Zion
John c. Hindman. Jr., has entered
Beacon's Business College, Wilmington.
Harry Hambleton. of Hickory, N. C.,
is vising his. father J. W. Hambleton, and
family.
| Mrs. Jennie Whiteford is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stubbs.
Oxford.
Miss Helen Sheppard is lying serious
Fly III from typhoid fever at her home in
this toT
| Mr.. and Mrs. Whaley and son, of Bal
timore. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saml.
Hambleton.
/ Mrs. Frank Hambleton and sister. Miss
Clara Lakeland. are spending the week at
Atlantic City.
Miss Gertrude Dare is spending the
week in Oxford with her cousin, Mrs.
Robert Walker.
Mrs, H. A G. Wester6eld and daughter
Gladys. ofsDenton are visiting the family
of Edwin Haines.
The Misses Edmondson. o! Baltimore.
were over-Sunday guests of Eli T. Rey-
nolds and family.
Mrs. Clara v. Beeson, OF Frederick,
Md. is spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing.
| Vim. M. Pogue and family entertained
Rev. j. w. Jones and family, Of Freder-
lica. Del. last week. y,
j Miss Marjorie Effing and Gerald Effing.
of Philadelphia, are visiting their brother.
Harry Efing. and family.
i Halus Ewing of Philadelphia. spent a
lportion of the week at the holne~ef his
mother. Mrs. Emma Ewing.
| Lynn Gillespie. OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday and Monday at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. F. Gillespie.
i Austin Dixon, who spent the months Of
July and August at boys camp in
Maine. returned TO Rising Sun on Monday.
| Samuel A. Taylor, who has been re-
lceiving treatment in an institution near
Baltimore for some weeks past, returned
to his home Saturday much improved 10
health. ~
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Boyd OF this
county, announce the marriage of their
granddaughter. Miss Beatrice Johnson. to
MT. tlOWdIu " nCOiiutoCh, On august y,
at Ellicott City.
September I2th, Defenders Day, being
legal holiday in Maryland, the National
{ Bank OF Rising Sun win not be open for
business on that day.
Epworth League Rally Day exercises
will be held on Sunday evening. Sept. I
in James M. E. Church. A special pro
gram has been prepared for the occasion.
All cordially invited to be present.
i The Gettysburg excursion train was
over two hours late at this station Sunday
morning. A breakdown of the engine
occurred at Chadds Ford. Thirteen
boarded the train here. several others de-
Gliding not to go on account Of the long
delay. On the return trip the train reach
ed here at TO p. m.
The private school of Miss A. Mabel
Reynolds opened on Monday and the
public schools on Tuesday. The Gram
mar school is in charge of Mrs. Lillian
| laShson. 100 ticie" oncPPctu, asStotaut,
is unable to be at her post on account OF
an attack of typhoid fever. Miss M.
Ethel Hall and Miss Bessie Hartnett are
J teachers Of the Primary Department.
State Road Patrolman ]. w. Miller re-
ports the following traffic over the Rising
suns Calvert section road on September a:
, One-horse teams 90, 2-horse teams 4S,
motorcycles g. runabouts "a. four and Ave
passenger cars 43, seven passenger cars
IS. making total of a3s vehicles to pass
over the road on Tuesday. Mr., Miller
. states the automobile traffic on Monday,
Labor Day. was double that Of the day on
switch the count was made.