The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-06-06

The public ScnoOlS OIL the county
closed on Thursday of this week for
the summer vacation. -
Falling from chair on which she
was standing Mrs. j. B. Shippers, OF
North East, sustained a broken col
lar bone.
The Automobile Examiner will be
in Elkton Friday, June 6, from a..
m. to IL m.
The Supplee Milk Company have
Asold their creamery at Cochranville
% the P. E. Sharpless Company, of
oncordville.
The Cecil County Commissioners
ave been donated two army trucks
BY the Government to be used in
"a road construction.
Sunday, June %, has been fixed
upon for the public laying of the
cornerstone of the new Nazarene
Church in North East.
At the recent election held in Elk
ton w. Frank Karl and Taylor W..
McKenney were reelected Town
Commissioners for two years.
Claude Buck has resigned his
position with the Farmers Trust
Co.. Of Newark, to accept that OF
teller at the Perryville Bank.
The w. C. T.. U. will observe
Flower Mission Day Thursday June
18th, at 2:3O p. M, at the home OF
Mrs. N. c. Brown. Please bring
flowers.
For the past Is years pastor OF
West New Brighton Presbyterian
church, Staten Island, Rev. Russell
has accepted call to the pastorate
of Oxford, Pa, Presbyterian church.
Rising Sun public school pfcnicked
at Greenbank on Wednesday after-
noon, and enjoyed the days outing,
the picnic spread, with ice cream,
being one of the features that all
hands did justice to.
t. r. Ward, merchant OF Cherry
Hill, while driving his automobile
near Elkton, was injured when his
machine turned over He sustained
a fractured shoulder bone and other
injuries about the body.
]. B. Decker and o. Schwarzkoff,
of Newark, Del, have bought OF the
Elkton Realty Co. the hosiery mill
and a lot on West High street, Elk
ton. which will be used for the
manufacture of sparklers.
Citizens of Chesapeake City have
formed a memorial association for
the purpose of having erected In
that town a monument in honor OF
their soldier and sailor boys who
lost their lives in the war.
Morris E. Clothier, of Philadel-
mia, has purchased the Turner
Creek farm in Kent county from
woodland Derringer, for $4,000.
Mr.. Derringer purchased the farm
two years ago for $15 ,OO0.
Removing a window pane and un-
fastening the sash-lock some un-
known person entered the residence
of postmaster William Wilson, at
Colora, early Monday morning, Dut
was frightened away bsfo obtain
ing anything.
The School improvement A Sci
alton of Colora held the last meeting
for the season, Wednesday evening,
May 2Sth, in the school house.
This Association has a membership
Of over so and has held bi-weekiy
meetings since its organization IN
January.
The Aberdeen Proving GROUNDS
viii be thrown open to the pupic Oh
July 4th, for one day only, SO lna'
everyone may have an opportunits
of visiting this huge Government
reservation. The Governor aho
other State and National dignitaries
will be present.
Attempting to adjust the VINO
shield while the car was In motloh
caused Ora Krauss. of Zion. to have
a serious automobile accident. Al
the occupants of the car escapee
serious injury except daughter o.
Carroll Van Peit, whose arm was
broken. The machine was badis
damaged.
Hon. VIM. t. Warburten, OF Elk
ton, will address the Mems Bibi'
Glass on Sunday morning, June S, a
1890 O'Clock in Rising Sun M. u
church. The public is invited 70 d.
present. Mr.. Warburton Is an eic
quent speaker and should be greetee
by a large audience. His address
will occupy the time of the regulal
preaching service.