The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-03-18

last week of Mr.. and Mrs Cecil E..
Ewing, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil e. Ewing and
daughter Shirley, of Baltimore, were
guests during the week of ]. T.
Cameron and family.
Mrs. Curtis e. Irwin entertained
very pleasantly on Thursday eve
ming of this week, number of
friends at ST. Patrick's Party.
Miss Mary Brumfield, Miss Emma
SINNERS, Miss Lidie Stewart and
Miss Laura Price enjoyed trip 10
Baltimore on Friday and Saturday
last.
Miss Lidie Stewart, Miss Laura
Price and Miss Virginia Shea were
among the Cecil county teachers
who on Friday spent the day at the
State Normal School, Towson, dong
observation work.
H. G. Buckwalter, of Norfolk, Va,
was a visitor this week of Augustus
Brumfeld and family.
Miss Florence Worthington. of Phil
adelphia. has been spending the week
with her sisters, Mrs. Mary Cherry and
Miss Louise Worthington.
The report that William Stewart Of
Conowingo. had been taken to a York
hospital suffering from sleeping sickness
proves incorrect. Mr.. Stewart had a
nervous breakdown. but under care at
the hospital is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drennen of
Wrightsdale. Pa. and daughter. Miss
Edna M. Drennen of Quarryville. Pa.
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
c. Dlennen. near town. who have named
their baby girl Anna Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Barr of Port De-
post. have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Mabel l.. to
MIR. Leslie G. Miller. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Miller, Oxford, Pa. at a. p.
m. March fo. at the home of the BRIDE $
parents.
The pie social held by Calvert Ushers
Union last Friday night was success,
both socially and financially. about $40
being netted.
Friday. March e5th, Good Friday,
being legal holiday. the National
Bank of Rising Sun will not be open
for business on that date.
George M. Evans. Of Elkton, has
purchased recently from Henry Conner
Of Wilmington, 90 acre farm situated
on Elkton road between Newark and
Iron Hill.
"Hulda's PAIRING Bee." a play. will
be given in Calvert Agricultural High
School building on Friday evening,
March IS, at 8 o'clock, by Oxford
Grange, for benefit of the Light Fund.
Two Fords crashed together on Cherry
street Saturday evening. the rain blind :
ing the drivers. who failed to give each
other room enough. Smashed running
boards and sundry other damages re-
suited, but lizzies soon rambled along
again after little tinkering.
Monday night on the road between
Rowlandville and Oakwood, car driven
by Pusey Alexander crashed into the
team of Morris Sprout Mr.. Sprout
though thrown from the wagon. escaped
injury. but the wagon and the harness
were demolished.
Mrs. Joseph I. France, of Port De-
posit. was chosen to present beautiful
silver service to Mrs. Thomas Marshall,
wife of the retiring vice president. at
their apartments in the New Willard.
Washington, d. c. Senator and Mrs.
France have apartments in the same
hotel.
Morris Stemfeld. an overseas enter
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tainer. who appeared before our boys
to help give them cheer while in Eu-
rope. as well as in camps and base hos
pitals in this country, gave an open-air
entertainment under shelter Of Brown &
Fisher porch during the rain Monday
evening. and disposed Of various rem
edies. guaranteed to be good for ''what
ails you. :
A special session of the Sixty-seventh
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