The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-12-19

time in Rising Sun, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Job Kirk.
Mr.. Frank e. Gyles, Lancaster,
Pa, was the weekend guest of Mrs.
Martha E. Gyles.
| Samuel Overly and Miss Ella May
Duff of New Texas, were married
Dec. 10, in Lancaster.
Edwin G.. Coover, of Newark, Del,
and Edna M. Blackiston, of Barks-
dale, were married in Elkton on
| Wednesday, November 26.
Mr. Charles Ross Irwin and Miss
Bessie Luella Tomlinson, both of
Principle Furnace. were united il
marriage by Rev. J. w. Gray, al
Charlestown, on Dec. s.
Mr.. Alfred F. Ewing of Lewisvilie,
announces the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss Mary Jane, to Mr..
william Penn Miller Of Avondale, on
Thursday, December 18th.
On the evening of December A, at
Charlestown M. E. Parsonage, Mr..
William David Tarbert, of Delta, Pa,
and Miss Emma Worth, of Balti-
more, were united in marriage by
Rev. j. w. Gray.
Rufus A. Pierce, son of George
Pierce. Goshen, and Miss Mary r.
Fry, daughter of Freeman Fry, Full
ton House, were married Dec. by
Rev. e. c. Haupt, pastor of Grace
Lutheran Church.
Cards have been issued for mar
riage of Miss Flora McBane, of Gra-
ham, South Carolina, to Edgar T..
Haines, of Penn township, on Satur-
day, Dec. 9th, at the Harmony Road
Meeting House, West Grove.
Melville Baker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Baker of West Grove,
and Edith Colen, daughter of Mrs.
Walter p. Pennock, of Chestcrville,
were married in Elkton, Dec. 10.
They will make their home in West
Grove.
Mrs. Walter Cameron, who early
in the summer went to Sabillasville.
Md, for treatment. after an attack
Of influenza that she could not shake
off, returned to her home near Rising
Sun on Wednesday of this week,
looking the picture of health. Mrs.
Cameron weighed 116 pounds when
she left for the mountains this
spring, and after taking the rest
cure has returned to her family and
friends in the best of health, with a
gain Of over twenty pounds in weight.
The sum of SITS was cleared byl
the dinner served by the ladies Of
Calvert to the Cecil Detective Asso-
citation on the occasion of their an
nual meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Aberdeen has hat factory, M. S
Levy & Sons, having established a.
branch in the town. The firm is the
largest manufacturer of straw hats
in the east, with headquarters in
Baltimore.
Thomas j. Murray, of Elkton, has
been appointed Chief Assistant Audi
tor to succeed William A. Gillespie,
who has been promoted to State
Auditor, succeeding ]. Enos Ray,
recently appointed member of the
State Accident Commission.
Grafton Kirk, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kirk, of Wrightsdale. Pa,
broke his collar bone on Wednesday
of last week, while playing at school,
and received treatment at the Gen.
eral Hospital, Lancaster, where his
sister, Miss Esther. is nurse.
The pupils of Rising Sun public
school will render the Christmas
cantata "Santa's Success" on Friday
afternoon, Dec. 10, at 1880 o'clock.
The entertainment will be given in
the school building and all patrons
and friends of the school are cordi-
ally invited to be present.
In head-on collision between
the autos of Clyde Mackey and How
ard Paxson, near Kelton, on Monday,
Mackey was thrown through the
windshield of his machine and sew
erely cut. Paxson was also severely
cut and bruised but neither were
seriously injured. Two calves which
Paxson was hauling In his machine
had legs broken.
Governor Harrington has appoint
ed Cove s. Scotten as a Justice OF
the Peace and Police Justice, TO sue.
eeed H. Winfield Lewis, resigned to
assume his duties as clerk Of the Cir
cult Court. He has also appointed
Frank G. Pratt as Justice OF the
Peace for the Third district; Lewis
G. Norris as Justice of the Peace
for the Eighth district. to succeed
T. Herbert Cummings, deceased, and
J George G. Logan as Notary Public.