The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30

Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Baltimore.
Leslie Pyle has been spending some
time. at the home o! his sister, Mrs.
Walter E. Alvord, Moore, Pa.
! Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Bechtel have NOV
ed into the dwelling on South Queen street
formerly occupied by DR.. ]. B. SIicer and
family.
] Mrs. Edwin Haines and Mrs. N. c.
Brown spent Tuesday in Havre de Grace,
with their sister. Mrs. Elmer Vanneman,
who will shortly remove to Baltimore.
! At Durham, N. c.. on Thursday, Oct.
IS, Miss Elizabeth Read Barksdale was
married to the Rev. Giles Palmer. by
his uncle, the Rev. Giles B Cooke.
Rev and Mrs. Geo. W. Townsend are
spending the week in Ridley Park. Rev.
Mr.. Townsend will exchange pulpits on
Sunday with Rev. William H. Micheals.
of Philadelphia 81
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early winter will take place on TUESDAY,
December /, when Miss Dorothy Row
land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Carson Rowland. of Port Deposit will
Winants. of New York. The ceremony
will be performed at 6:3o o'clock at En-
manual Protestant Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. and will be followed by re-
ception at the city residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Rowland, at Cathedral and Madison
streets.
DR. Samuel G. Mitchell. president of
Delaware College, was recently elected
first vice-president of the Yorktown His
torical Society. The membership of this
society includes some of the leading men
of Virginia and the country at large.
On Thursday of last week the round
house of the l., o. & S R. R., in Oxford.
was burned. Together with the building
one engine, and lot of supplies and re-
pairs were destroyed. The road was re-
Gently purchased by committee repres-
enting residents along the line. and the
loss is a heavy one to the new manage
ment.
According to reports received at the
Office of the Live Stock Sanitary Board.
son of William w. Davis, of Whiteford,
Hartford county. has become infected with
anthrax Several weeks ago this dread
ed disease was discovered in cattle on the
farm of Mr.. Davis, and the animals were
Immediately killed and their carcases
b1rned
Thieves entered the stable on the pro-
perty of the Betel Presbyterian Manse.
near, Jerrettsville, Hartford county one
night last week and robbed Rev. Earl Jen-
kins. the pastor. of his horse, buggy and
harness. The authorities in Bel Air. are
bending every effort to locate the min
ister's property but thus far they have no
clue to the thief.
Manager Ellison of the Newark base.
ball team of the Tri-County League, has
received from the Bender Sporting Goods
Co., Philadelphia, trophies in the form of
watch fobs. Each of the Newark players
will now have the privilege of wearing
these trophies in recognition of having
played on the winning club in the cham
pionship of the Tri-County League.
We are in receipt OF No. I, VOL I. of
The Verstovian. published at Sitka.
Alaska. The editor is Raynor Carey. son
OF Geo. o. Carey, editor of the Cecil Star,
North East. Young Carey is one of the
instructors in Sheldon Jackson School at
lSitka. and the paper is published in the
interest of the school at its print shop. 1t
takes its name from the lofty mountain
back of Sitka. picture of which showing
also a part of the town and the school
buildings appears on the first page. Il is
a neatly printed four page sheet.
Two suits involving Havre de Grace
couples have been filed in the Office of the
clerk of the court. Bel Air. Mr.. Jesse D.
Popular "a bill asking for an absolute
divorce from his wife. Mrs. Margaret T.
Poplar. on the ground of desertion and
abandonment, The bill alleges the
couple were married November. 1888. and
that they lived together until October.
1908. They have five children. In the
bill filed by Mr.. Gavin 5. Shaub. partial
divorce is sought from his wife. Marian
H. Shaub. on the ground OF desertion and
abandonment. The bill states they we're
married at PerryviIle 10 May. 1913. and
that they lived together until October.
1913,
The farm of Philip C. Pusey in Lon
dongrove township. containing about 1903
acres, has been sold to Shipley Brown. OF
Westtown. The price reported is $40. 500.