The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-12-01

Christmas goods are being push
ed to the front in our stores.
4 movement is on foot to have a
Cecil County Poultry Show at Elk
ton in January.
The ground was covered with
snow for the first time this winter
on Monday night.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF war
wick M. P. Church cleared $lV4
from its recent supper.
Elkton is having the bigges'
building boom that has taken place
in the old town on the Elk for many
a year.
What is known as the McLoraine
farm near Cecil Paper Mills, has
been sold by w. c. Fulton to Harry
Schires.
Hog cholera is reported by IN
spector in charge, to exist on the
premises of Theo. H. Brown, near
Appleton.
The public schools of the county
closed wednesday afternoon for the
Thanksgiving holiday and VIII re-
open Monday morning.
The Chamber of Commerce oi
Aberdeen is negotiating with Baiti-
more parties for the location OF a
cloth dyeing establishment in the
town.
Eighty dollars were realized from
the supper held in the Session
building at Zion, on Friday evening
by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Eliza johnson and daughter,
Miss May Johnson moved last week
from zion to the property OF MIS-.
Bessie Jenness on Cherry. street. IN
this town.
R. G.. Shippers, of North East, mas
houqbt both the store eSand dwelling
house OF John P. Logan at Lesile'
and will move there the first OF tne
coming year.
A-member of the Klu Klux kian'
in full regalia. called at the M. T.
parsonage in this town, about seven
o'clock Sunday evening. and lett q
donation Of FIVE dollars for the
church,
Thirteen COWS and several nogS
were burned TO death in fire tna'
DESTROYED the large barn on tine
farm Of John Redding, near Pros-
meet. Hartford county, on THURSDAY
night last.
Work upon the IN miles section
Of concrete road between Caiver'
and Blue Ball, which has been aoou!
half completed, has been suspended
for the winter. Rood work at ROW
landyille has also been suspended.
Clerk of the Court Fl. Winfiei'
Lewis last week issued cunning
license to a man over one hundred
years of age. He is John Hoiils
colored. who resides at CokesDurS
and is still spry enough to go gun
ming.
Joseph ]. GRECO, of North East,
graduate from the Cecil Star print
ing Office of that town, has written
A song. IAN Old Fashioned Girlie,
that has made a hit and is being
featured at one Of the Wilmington
theatres.
Mrs. Annie Knight Veazey. o.
Baltimore, administrative, has sole
the Oakland" farm. formerly
known as the william Potter farm
near Earleville, Cecil County, con
tanning 332 acres. to Malcolm
Cochran, of Middletown, for $lS,35'
While at work at the milk plan
Of P. &. Sharpless Co., in this town
ON Wednesday of last week. Row
land Kyle, machinist, met with
painful accident, Two toes on nj
right foot were broken by heav.
piece of machinery that fell upol
them.
The Adult Institute arranged Z
be held in tPerryville M. E. churci
on December 7, by the Young Feo
pie's Division Of Cecil County Sun
day School Association, has beei
postponed until future date. OWNS
to the illness of the Superintendent
Of the Division, Edward Krummel
of Woodlawn.
Tome Institute, Port Deposit
closed its football season on Satur
day afternoon by defeating Gilman
School. of Baltimore, to 0. Tn
game was witnessed by the larges
/ crowd that ever attended simiia
n event in Port Deposit. A specia
train brought the Gilman team AM
pndrerds Of excuSsionists fror
ltimore.