The midland journal., 1915-12-03

The Y will meet with Edwin L Haines
on Wednesday evening, Dec.
The Mission Study Class met with Mrs.
Jennie Taylor on Wednesday evening.
Barclay Reynolds. Of Wayne. Pa. spent
the Thanksgiving holiday in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Ada Urian, of Philada, was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth R. Stephens last
week.
Miss Anna Stephens was home from
Dover Conference Academy for Thanks
giving.
Norris Reynolds was home from
swarthmore Preparatory School for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Harrison R. Fehr. Jr.. of Bethle-
hem. Pa. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas S. Pyle.
Rev. E. Minor, of Monkton. Md,
was the guest of Eli T Reynolds and
family on Tuesday.
Linn B Gillespie. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. F. Gillespie.
| ]. c. Hindman, the well known auc-
tioneer of this town. is sufferer from a
severe attack of the grip
H. ]. Effing, OF Philada was visitor
in town on Tuesday. renewing acquaint-
ance with his many friends here.
Andrew Beaston. postmaster at Cheas-
peake City, was stricken with paralysis
on Monday and is in critical condition.
Miss Mary Brum6eld entertained few
friends at cards very pleasantly on Satur-
day evening last. at her home on Cherry
street.
| Earle Fischer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward Fischer, Colora. is very i'll
with pneumonia. a trained nurse being in
attendance
Raymond Prettyman and family, of
Galena. were Thanksgiving guests of his
parents. Rev. and Mrs A P. Pretyman.
at the Parsonage.
Miss Mable Jones. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jones. of HOLLY Hall" farm,
near Elkton. and Mr.. Ralph Sykes of
Elkton, were married November 20.
Mrs. William Clifford returned to her
hnnna hare Fri
past six months with her daughter. MIS-.
Alice Dolby, in Seattle. Washington.
Miss Della May Kyle. of RowlandviIle,
and James F. Johnson. of Perryville. were
married Nov. I'd by Rev Meeks at the
home of Dr.. L. G. Taylor, in Perryville.
The engagement has been announced
of Horace Beitler. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luman Beitler, West Grove. to Miss
Annie M, daughter of Walter Myers,
north of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart NJ Ward and daughter
left Rising Sun at four o'clock Thursday
morning of this week. in Mr.. Wards
Overland-six, for Amherst. Mass, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Duyckinck's daughter,
Mrs W. P. B. Lockwood resides. They
Expected to make the run of over 900
miles by night.
The Rev. H. A. G. Westerfield, statisti-
cal secretary of the Wilmington Method
ist Episcopal Conference and pastor at
Denton, Md. is seriously i'll. suffering
with diabetis, Mr. Wester6eld has been
granted two months vacation, and be-
ginning on December S. the Denton pull
pit will be supplied by the Rev. T E.
Terry. Mr.. Wester6eld is former pastor
of Rising Sun NJ. E. church
The Girls Athletic Association of
Jacob Tome Institute will give an enter
tainment in Hopewell Hall. Tuesday
evening, Dec II. Further announce
ment later.
A mail pouch, much worn and contain
ing registered letters. money orders and
other mail, recently found by gunners.
near Lincoln. Del, is thought to have
been stolen from Glendale. Del. post
Office. .tast May.
Nelson Cooper, of Level, Hartford
county. went to Mt Holly. N. J., last
week to recover his horse that was stolen
about one year ago The animal was re-
Gently located by the New Jersey authori-
ties. assisted by deputy sheriff Sheridan.
of Bel Air.
Samuel Bailey, Of Barnsley. was
awarded the first prize fol themos, profit
able acre of corn id Chester County at
the Corn and Potato Institute held al
West Chester last week. His crop was
seventy-seven bushels and his profit $r4.