The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-11-24

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Baltimore hospital on Tuesday for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Maxwell en-
tertained Mr.. Luther Lyle and bride
at dinner on Sunday.
Miss Helen M. Orr was the over
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
e. Ewing, of Baltimore.
Miss Helen r. Nields spent the
weekend in Baltimore with Rev. F.
Harl HUFFMAN and family.
r. j. Phipps and family, who re-
Gently sold their farm near Rising
Sun, have moved to Philadelphia.
Mrs. e. C. Dixon. of Philadelphia,
was visitor last week at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
H. Brown.
Carlton Nichols, son of B. p.
Nichols Of this town, graduated on
Monday from Beacom's Business
College, Wilmington.
Miss Laura Tucker Story.
graduate nurse Of Union Hospital,
Elkton, and VIM. G. Day were mar
ried November Is at Hillcrest, near
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Wilson, of
Tonawanda, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Koons, of Westminster, Md,
were guests the past week of Rev.
and Mrs. w. G. Koons and Miss
Grace A. Wilson.
Miss Bessie Squier, teacher at the
Elkton High School, fell Saturday
at her home in Port Deposit, and
fractured wrist.
Bitten by rabid dog John Still,
twelve year old son of Preston Still
of Unionville. Chester county, is re-
ceiving Pasteur treatment. The dog
was killed by Harry Best.
Russell Campbell, of Havre de
Grace. employed at the Aberdeen
Proving Ground. was instantly kill
ed ON Thursday afternoon of last
week, while drilling shell. which
exploded. His body was nearly
severed.
The State of Maryland and the
owners of che Hayre de Grace ana
Perryville bridge reached an agree
ment Wednesday, and the structure
spanning the Susquehanna river at
Perryville is to be taken over by the
State for $5S5,O00. J
The French are trying out a new
fuel composed OF a mixture of alco-
hol and gasoline. We doubt the
success of this experiment. remarks
the Havre de Grade Ledger. as we
have already seen many failures OF
this mixture right here in Havre de
Grace.
The dupont estate, at Longwood,
has received two new and modern
auto buses which are in use trans
porting students residing on the
Longwood properties to the schools
in Kennett Square. and for the con-
venience of other residents at Long
wood.
DR.. Geo. A. Cameron, Of German
town, Pa, who recently. died in
testate, left an estate valued at
s19S.676. The heirs are the widow,
Blanche w. Cameron and minor
son. The deceased was brother of
Robert T. Cameron and Hugh M.
cameron. OF our town.
Morris Webb. young boy OF
Hamorton. was instantly killed
Monday afternoon, when the auto
mobile of w. D. Shuster. one OF the
'hauffeurs at Longwood. struck him.
The accident happened ON the pike
in front OF sHamorton school. The
child ran across the road. directly
IN front of the automobile.
Some of the wild animals belong
ing to the Walter l.. Main Shows
| which winter. at Hayre de Grace. In
cluding the lions. tigers, bears,
monkeys. one camel and zebra
have been shipped TO Baltimore
where they will be placed on exhi-
bition in the toy department of one
of the big department stores The
animals will remain in Baltimore
until Christmas.
Robert A. Duhamell. Republi-
can resident of the First district,
owing to a fall several weeks ago,
was unable to vote at the election
last week. This was the first cleo
sior in as years he failed to east his
ballot. Being a member of the Bal
timore city police force in 1885. he
was given a place beside the coffin Of
Abraham Lincoln as the body was
carried through that city.-cecil
Democrat.