The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-04-02


Barclay Reynolds. Of St. Luke's School
faculty. Wayne, Pa. is spending the
week in Rising Sun.
Norris Reynolds. of Swarthmore Pre-
paratory School is spending the spring
vacation at his home near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing returned
to their bungalow here on Saturday, after
spending the winter in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard of Brooklyn.
Misses Hanna and Maude Kirk, of Bal
timore. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
chas S. Pyle.
Station Agent ]. E. Brum6eld has been
grip victim this week, Judson Hamble-
ton. of Media. substituting for him during
his enforced layoff.
William G. West has returned to Syl.
mar from Bradentown. Florida, spening
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Gillespie. Mrs. West will remain in the
South another month.
Rev. Thomas S Barrett, pastor of the
M. E. Church at Christiana. Del. former
ly pastor of Elk Neck charge, and Miss
Emma c. Hess. of Christians, were mar
ried by the Rev. E l.. Hoffecker,
March 20.
r.,,:.a,;,,. e., ~. aoc,,.l Eaetar narca
in the public hall. Rising Sun. have been
issued. The committee in charge is COM
posed of Job Kirk. Taylor BiIes. Ernest
Cullen. Joseph Tyson; Norman Pyle and
Willis Ely.
Ebenezer Sunday school has reorgan-
lied with Frank Brickley superintendent
and John Clifford assistant; Miss Lucy
Brickley. organist.
The Old Maids Convention given in
the public hall here on March IT. by home
talent, will be presented in Oakryn Hall,
Lancaster county. on April 9. by the same
cast.
The pruning and spraying demonstra-
ton last week ia charge of County Agent
Marsh. created much interest. AT Calvert
and Colora students from the schools
were present.
/ Hon A. p Sandles. President of the
Agricultural Commission of Ohio. will
lecture at the Tome Institute Saturday
evening. April 10th at 7:I5 o'clk. All
those interested are cordially invited tc
attend
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Sunday school of James M. E,
Church. of this town: Superintendent
/ w. Louis Ryan: assistant. N. C. Brown
secretary. William L. Ryan; treasurer
Edwin Haines; missionary treasurer. Mrs
IN. C. Brown; organist. Miss A. Maybe
McDougal.
The barn and slaughter house of Ell
wood Nichols, at Hamorton, were de
s.royed by FIRE on Monday. The dwell
ling was saved by 6remen from Wes
Chester and Wilmington. with auto FIRE
engines.
i Mr. Nichols formerly resided insRisint
Sun. and is brother OF B. P. Nichols o
this town.
i Albert Wolf, by his counsel, Fredericl
Lee Coubourn. of Havre de Grace. <insti
tuted suit last week before the Circui
Court for Hartford County against Henr,
A. Osborn, Jr. in an action of slander
II is understood Mr.. Wolf claims $Io.ool
damages. Mr.. Osborn is former mem
ber OF the State Legislature and a mem
ber OF the Hartford bar. He resides nea
Darlington.
The man who does not advertise simpl,
because his grandfather did not shoul,
wear knee breeches and wig The maj
J who does not advertise because it cost
money should quit paying salaries for III
same reason. The man who does not ad
vertise because he doesn't know how t
because he can't cook. The man VIII
DOES not advertise because somebody sail
it did not pay should not believe tn
world isround because the apcients said
was fat.
Wilmington High School students hear
an interesting exposition of the ''Princi
pies of Life Insurance" at the opening ex
, ercises at the school Monday. The speak
er was Frank Shepherd. veteran insuI
ance man. and he was representing tn
Delaware Association of Life Under
writers. OF which he is a member of tn
executive committee.
Mr. Shepherd is former resident c
Rising Sun and has been located for year
.Iin Wilmington. where he has been pre-
Riuens in the insurance business.