The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-04

hanna Base Ball League VIII hold
carnival August. to IL.
Peaches from nearby orchards
have reached the local market and
are selling at $500 per basket.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. w. G. Rooms and Miss Grace
wilson on Thursday, Aug. 10th, at
$3.50 p. m.
Norman Brokaw has resigned as
manager Of the Dolfinger milk sta
ton, at Providence. after serving IN
that capacity OF fourteen years.
over $50 was taken in at the
festival held in Coiora Wednesday
evening last week for the benefit OF
the Community Fire Company OF
Rising Sun.
The newly appointed Assessors
will meet Friday, 4th inst, to re-
ceive instructions, and the making
of the reassessment of property Will
begin Monday.
Harmony M. p. Sunday school. OF
Rowlandville, will run an excursion
from Port Deposit to Colchester on
Friday, August 4. Round trip
tickets. adults 75c, children soc.
Chas. w. Grason is having the
bank in front of his garage on West
Main street dug away, in order to
make the approach to his place OF
business on q level with the street
bed.
Nineteen tickets were sold for the
Atlantic City excursion at Rising
SUN on wednesday morning. The
excursionists got an early start, the
train being scheduled to leave AZ
5:25 o'clock.
pierce w. Fell, the 10-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Fell,
OF Newark, DEL, was drowned In the
Christiana river near the Casho
Mills, one afternoon last week.
while in swimming.
After a delay Of over a month, on
account of the lumber delivered not
being according to specifications.
other lumber was received this week
and work has been resumed on the
new NJ. e. church.
Jacob Ridgley, colored, was ac-
Quilted in Hartford County Circuit
Court last week, of criminaily as
saulting Mrs. Lille Singleton, near
Aberdeen, in June. 1921. Ridgley
was tried for the crime last Decem-
ber, but the jury disagreed.
The fourteenth annual Holiness
camp meeting at Copson Park. near
North East, will open on August
18th and continue until the 10th.
Rev. Floyd Nease, of Boston. and
Rev, H. w. Sweeton. OF Ashley, HI
win have charge Of the camp.
Captain S. Lyell Leitheiser. Lieu
tenants Fred C. Hill and Harlan
Shaffer, DIR. H. Arthur Mitchell and
Delaney Scott have been appoint
ed by Adjutant General Milton A.
Reckord as a committee to have
charge Of the Elkton Armory.
Albert Massey, aged 16 years,
SON of Albert L. Massey, of Whining
ton. was drowned Thursday morning
of last week by the overturning of
canoe in North East river. He was
a visitor at the summer home OF
Edward Phillips, Hance's Point.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF
Lancaster is making strong effort to
have the State of Pennsylvania build
an improved road between Unicorn
and the Maryland line, so that there
win be continuous stretch OF good
road from Lancaster to Washington.
Postmaster Oliver s. Giles of Elk
ton has received notice from the
Postoffice Department. Washington.
OF the appointment Of Ira Wells. Jr..
OF Elkton, as carrier on Rural
Route No. 5. from the postoffice
there. He will enter upon his duties
August IA.
Many reports of large wheat yields
are being received daily. Clarence
Cullen, of Rising Sun. reports a
yield of a. bushels per acre on
field OF 15 acres. Frank Evans, OF
Elkton. reports yield Of S6 bushels
per acre.
The County Agent will appreciate
a report Of your yield per acre.
Arrested by State Motor officers
for exceeding the speed limit Of S5
. miles per hour, A. #. Schultz. of Co
i iumbus, Ohio. was fined, s25 ana
costs ON Saturday afternoon by
Magistrate Jones.
q. Mrs. w. X. Rogers. also of Colum-
O.. was hailed before the Magis-
te on the same charge and fined
and costs. Mrs. Rogers put up
renuous kick" but the Magis-
collected the toll for the vio-