The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-04-07

Aaron Reynolds. of Burmont. Pa. was
a Rising Sun visitor on Sunday.
Warren Cameron. of Swarthmore, was
the guest last week Of Taylor Biles.
Bernard Ef6ng. of Swarthmore, visited
his brother, Harry Effing. on Monday.
Mrs.. Charles S. Pyle is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Harrison Fehr. Allentown
Miss Bessie Hartnett of Philada.. was
the over Sunday guest of Miss Ethel Hall.
Halus Ewing. of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs
Emma Ewing.
Mrs. Ida Wilson and Arthur Tozer Of
Philadelphia, were over Sunday guests
of Miss Verna Grason.
William R. Pogue. of Penn's Grove, N.
J.. was Sunday visitor of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. M. Pogue.
Miss Helen Evans, of Philadelphia.
has been spending the week with Misses
Genevive Turner and Francina Kirk.
Miss Florence T. Worhington.s OF
Philadelphia, is visiting her sisters, Mrs
Mary w. Cherry and Miss Louise M.
Woithington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rittenhouse of
Zion. have issued invitations to the mar
rage of their daughter Anna. to Mr.. Jean
Armor of Washington, D. c.
Edith Wood. former resident of Rising
Sun, who has been engaged as a Red
Cross nurse 10 Germany and Russia. re-
turned to her home. in Philadelphia last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Lnm, of near
Chesapeake City. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Margaret He'd
rick. to Mr.. L. Delaware Lovett, of New
ark. Del.
Miss Adeline Larzalere, of Narberrh.
Pa; William T. Kelly. of -Parkerford,
Pa; and DR.. Lloyd N. Cooper, OF Glen.
side, Pa. were over.Sunday guests of
Miss Lou Iagner.
The Y social was held on Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Louise
Wagner. The literary and musical exer-
cises were much enjoyed. and so too were
the social and refreshment features of
this thriving organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards have
issued Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Sara Love, to Mr.. Sharpless
cranston Webster, to take place at the
home of the bride at Faggs Manor. Pa.
On Saturday evening, April a2nd.
John Clifford will represent the Calvert
Agricultural School In the Stae-wide
Public Speaking Contest to be held at the
Tome School, Port Deposit. on May 2o
ia the evening of the same day as Tones
tenth annual interscholastic field and
track meet.
Mr. Cyrus Moore. OF New Castle. DEL,
formerly of Colora, Md. was rendered
surprise on his 18th birthday by the
members of Captain Watson Post. New
Castle. Del. A very nice time was en-
| Ijoyed until 6ve o'clock, when all were
invited to the dining room TO a feast of
good things. after which, at 1890 o'clock.
they departed wishing him many more
birthdays.
A home cooking school. with an enroll
ment OF thirty 1--WE prospective cooks. has
been established at the New Castle, Del,
High School.
In the FIRE that recently destroyed the
barn. wagon shed and poultry house on
the DugRanl farm, two miles from New.
port. 1000 young chickens were. burned.
Game Warden Wood and Deputy War.
len Biddison last week released number
If quail and Tuffed grouse. Familiarity
known as pheasants, In the vicinity of
Oxford.
Watchmen at railroad crossings are to
be provided with red disc with the word
"Stop" in white, upon it. This disc will
be held aloft and will replace the white
flag long in use by crossing watchmen.
Mrs. Ada Treadway Thompson. widow
of Amos Thompson. has sold her farm
near Robin Hood. Hartford county. after
residing there for 46 years, 10 Charles and
Ella Kirkby. of Bush River Neck. for
$4,000.
| Adjutant General Henry NJ. War6eld.
M. N. G., has announced that Saunders
Range will be open 10 members of the
Maryland National Guard for target
practice from MayI to September IS.
Inclusive.
Fire on Tuesday evening destroyed the
dwelling and contents of E. Bechtold.
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