The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-05-16

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auto truck and will supply custom
ers with ice daily this summer.
Work has been resumed at the
magnesia quarries, near Burnt Barn,
after shut down of two weeks.
The annual meeting of the Uuion
Detective Association will meet at
Rising Sun on Saturday, June T.,
at 1890 a. m.
Nearly $500 in fines were collect
ed in Bel Air from patrons Of the
:, races for speeding as they passed
through that town.
George Mccullough, of Whining
ton. has sold to Mrs. Annie Wells a
4 large lot in North East on Cecil
avenue, for $1,000
Tablets to the memory of the late
Charles B.. Finley and George A.
Blake, elders, will be placed in Elk
ton Presbyterian church.
The Schneider bakery and resi-
dence property in North East has
been purchased by Geo. G. Weaver,
of North East, for $1,000.
William A. Letter, cashier of the
citizens National Bank, was elected
Mayor of Havre de Grace on May g.,
defeating Chas. B. Silver by 36I
votes.
A festival will be held on Butler
School grounds, near Greenhurst'
Thursday evening, May 22. IL
stormy, the next evening. Proceeds
for school purposes.
The motor truck of Julius |. Baer,
Junk dealer, caught fire on Thurs
day morning Of this week, while on
the road near Greenhurst, and was
completely destroyed.
AS a matter of protest against in
creased rates without any proper
return in the way Of improved SER
vice the Cecil Whig on May l dis
continued its telephone service.
A festival will be held at Bay
View public school on Friday eve
ming. May 16. Candy, cake, ice
cream for sale. Proceeds for bene-
fit of school. If stormy, next eve
ming.
Alighting from motor truck in
Havre de Grace, on Tuesday OF last
week, George H. Coburn, cashier OF
Perryville National Bank, fell and
;,,ix ohnnf tha head
and body.
The Rising Sun Entertainment
Committee has arranged for the
course for the fall and winter OF
i319-2O. There will be six attrac-
tions embracing two lectures and
four musical troupes
j. Edw. Davis, who has had a half
interest in Moore's Pharmacy, in the
town of North East, has bought the
other half from the John l.. Moore
estate. The name, "Moore's Phar-'
macy will be retained.
Loosened by the rain large rock
back of the home of Albert Vannort,
in Port Deposit, became dislodged,
rolled down the hillside and crashed
through the kitchen rocf, doing
considerable damage. Fort lnately
no one was in the kitchen. at the
time.
The Milton Times, Sussex coun-
ty. Del, newspaper which claims the
honor of having had more editors
than any other newspaper in, the
county, was sold last week at public
auction and brought $50. the
amount which was held against 1t
for rent.
Southern Cinderella, costume
home talent play, will be given in
Rising Sun public hall on Tuesday
evening next, May 20, by ladies OF
Sylmar M. E. church, under auspices
OF Rising Sun String Orchestra.
Reserve seats 35c, on sale at Buff
fington's.
The Armstrong mill property, in
North East, has been purchased by
Lawson J. MeGhie and Herbert
Pickard, practical millers of Wash
ington. ID. c., who have put the mill
in running order and are doing bust
ness under the firm mans OF Tide
water Milling Co.
The Darktown Minstrels of Oxford
made their second appearance in
Rising Sun, on Monday evening,
drawing crowded house. The boys
were greeted with liberal applause.
the audience enjoying the entertain
ment just as much as on the COM
pany's first appearance, and despite
the fact that the bill was unchanged.