The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-11-07

ON the premises OF John GREEN near
Fredericktown.
The farm of Kirk White, at Kirk
Mills, has been purchased by Mr..
Rando. of Hartford county.
The ladies of Zion M. E. church
realized 1925 by the supper recently
held. The proceeds will be devoted
to church repairs.
A bungalow is being erected by
William Grason on his farm, near
town, on a site opposite Pleasant
Meadow school house.
anNk he ducking season on the Flats
ned Monday, November 3. the
: seasaegr rabbit and quail will open
Monday, November 10.
The first State Conference OF the
n Acommittee for Relief in the Near
East will be held at the Hotel Emer-
son, in Baltimore, on November 8.
In Chester county, Pa, up to the
first day of November, the opening
of the cunning season in that State'
over 5000 cunning licenses had Deen
issued.
The amount netted by the carnival
for benefit of the Fire Company OF
Avondale was $74O.91, which will be
devoted to the purchase of better IRE
apparatus.
Mummers were out in force Hal
lowe'en, parading our streets anu
visiting homes. The costumes were
varied and grotesque, disguise III
most cases being difficult to pehe-
trate.
The concrete base for the monu-
mont tn service men in Chesapeake
City has been laid in front OF Inc
hank building and the unveinns
ceremonies will take place TUESDAY
November IL.
Henry M. Mccullough, Esq., Elk
ton is chairman and Irwin 7. kepier
is treasurer of the county Roosevei'
Memorial Association, and contrlDu-
tions toward a memorial to this
great American are solicited.
Z. G. Passmore & Son, Nottingham
have purchased the warehouse prop
erty belonging to the L. II. kirK
estate. For several years past' tals
nronerty has been occupied by Mr..
Emrey, who expects to build another
warabouse within a short time.
Charles Cornell, of Harrisville'
plucked several twigs from botn
apple and pear trees in his yard'
This week. that had blooms on snem.
Adam B. Keen picked handful OF
second crop ripe red raspperries
from the bushes in sheltered place
in his garden on Saturday.
The ladies of the town OF Port
Deposit will give supper to our re-
turned soldiers and sailors TUESDAY
evening, November 18th, in the
Town Hall at $50 o'clock. After
the supper all the relatives ana
friends are sincerely and cordially
invited to reception In their nohor'
The damage suit, removed from
hartford. of Charles T. Waltring'
against Harry B. James, OF Aber-
deem. for $4,000 damages for IN
iuries alleged to have been received
hv being struck by the defendants
automobile in Havre de Grace IN
April. 1918, began Oct. 80, in the
Circuit Court, at Towson.
The members and friends OF the
w. G. T. U. are earnestly requested
IN contribute to the annual donation
for the kindergarten. Vegetables
cereals. canned goods, cash, and
fruit are asked for. Please be as
liberal as you have been in the past.
All articles to be left at the nome OF
Mrs. A. B. Keen, by November Sth.
Too much hard cider and reckless
driving of a horse caused collision
Of a horse and buggy with all arto
Sunday evening, about six O'CLOCK
on Wilson avenue. The reckless
driver of the horse, David McNItt
was thrown out and received d cut
ON the head. One wheel OF the
buggy was smashed. The horse
freed itself from the wreck and ran
home. A bent fender was the only
damage to the auto.
James Methodist Episcopal Churcn
will observe Armistice Sunday, NOV
9th. at IL a. m, by demoblizing our
service flag. The pastor is making
an effort to secure the attendance OF
every man represented by star on
the flag, and is hoping to have them
all present.
Ex-senator Frank e. Williams, ot
Elkton, will make the address to our
heroes, and DR.. r. c. Dodson will re-
spond for the men.
All ex-service men. as well as
others. are invited to attend the
service.