The midland journal., 1914-08-28

Tina spent tue WEEK IN Ntsiuk Suu.
Mrs. Walter E. Alvord. Of Moore. Pa.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ella Pyle.
Mrs. Clara /. Turner and Miss Fran
Gina Kirk are enjoying trip to Oakland.
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder. 81 Hazelton,
were guests during the week Of ]. w.
Barnes.
Miss Lidie Reynolds. Of Millington.
Nd. is spending some time at her home
near town.
Mrs. Ross Martindale and daughter. Of
Sweet Brier, Va, are visiting relatives
NEAR town.
Miss Maud Siicer. Of Philadelphia. was
Che guest Of her cousin. Miss Emma
Brown, this week.
c. E. Dare aud family Of Rosemont,
Va /. are visiting at the home Of his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. g s.sDare.
Miss Violet Cameron and Miss Miriam
Cameron. of Wilmington are visiting their
cousin. Miss Evelyn Cameron.
Mrs. G. Herbert Moore. Of Savannah.
Ga. is spending the week with J. W..
Hambteton and family. near town.
Miss M Emma Haines. Of Denver. Col.
former resident Of Rising Sun. was the
guest of Miss Alma Keilholtz this week.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter. Miss
Adaline, of Baltimore, were entertained
last week at the home of Or. A. H. Smith
and daughter.
Albert Taylor. Of Phiiada.. Taylor Key
nolds. Of Vire einia. and Miss Hirzel, Of
Wilmington. have been visiting S. A.
Taylor and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stephens, and
Mrs. Harry Urian Of Philadelphia. are
spending some time at the home of j. Z
Stephens and family near town.
Miss Clara Snyder and brother, Ray
mond Snyder, Of Ocean City. were guests
this week Of Miss Marian Pyle. who ac-
Icompanied them home in their auto on
Monday.
The marriage Of Miss Ray Burns.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K. !.
Burns, Of EIkton. to Mr.. John P. Ward.
OF Philadelphia. will take place Saturday.
Aug. ao.
Clarence and Everitt Brown. who have
been spending the summer on the farm
lof their cousin. Ed. F. Kirk, near Rising
ISun. returned to their home ia New York
last week.
Mrs. Mary Hasson aud daughter Miss
Olive Hasson. OF Wilmington. Miss Nora
Brenner and Miss Reba Ortman. of Ian
caster, are visiting at the home OF S. E.
Clayton and family.
About $50 persons attended the Pierson
family rennion on Saturday at the home
of Philip 7. Pierson. near Hockessin.
Among those to attend from this section,
who are family connections. were 7. ].
Wilson, Ralph Wilson. Mrs. C. E. Dare
and chilren. Edgar and Virginia.
B. H. Brown and E. c. Dixon. of Phila-
delphia. are spending the week at the
formers summer cottage in Rising Sun
Mr.. Dixon has just returned from three
months trip to Europe. having conducted
party of'tourists through several Of the
countries that are now In the midst OF
devastating war.
Mr.. Dixon and party were ia Berlin
just previous to the declaration of war.
and gives an interesting account OF the
excitement that prevailed and the diff
culties and hardships experienced In get
ting to Holland. and thence home. which
he and his party Of thirty tourists. with
out loss Of their baggage, finally succeed
ed in doing. after innumerabIe trials.
Charged with numbering another Italian
near Columbus. Ohio. Dan r. Crisso, an
employee at casparis Stone company's
quarry. Havre de Grace. has been arrest
i ed and held for action of the Ohio autho-
rifles. The murder was committed 10
January. 1913
A Farmers Club has been organized In
Pencader Hundred, Del. with the follow
/ ing ofIicers:-President. Robinson
vice president. w. H. Bland; secretary
and treasurer. ], w. Suddard; executive
committee, John Holloway. Charles n.
Jarmon and Thomas Green.
Housewives who usually put up large
quantities of jellies and preserves at this
time Of the year are being hari hit by the
sudden rise in the price Of sugar Some
to meet the emergency, are just extract
| ing the JUICES from the abundant supply
Of fruits. sealing up the same. and will
| walt for come down 10 sugar before
completing the jellying operation. Sugars
is now selling at cents per pound.