The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-09-08

re-opened on TUESDAY.
Corn is a good crop throughout
this section this year.
The garages in town now nave
Rising Sun name plates on sale.
The dwellings of Samuel Morrison
and George A. Hunter have been
newly painted.
The violent storm that swept TINS
section Friday afternoon, was ac-
companied by considerable hall.
North East Firemen's Carnival
onened Friday, Sept. l, and VIII
close on Monday evening, Sept II.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Misses H. J. and A. Mabel Reynolds
ON Thursday, Sept. 14th, 2:SO Z. M.
Rev. M. B. Patterson, pastor OK
ford United Presbyterian Churcn'
for the past four years, has resigned.
The annual farmers institute ana
fair is being held at Black barren
Springs this week, Thursday anu
Friday.
The Thomas Smith residence, IN
z;on mas been purchased by Mrs.
wells. of Calvert. who will move 70
the property.
Mrs. Warren w. Boulden. of Elk
ION was awarded the Ford touring
car at the Renders Carnival, re-
Gently held in Elkton.
tuesday. September II, Defenders
Day, being legal holiday the panks
in Rising Sun will not be open Ios
business on that date.
Inspector in charge. gives warning
that hog cholera is reported to exist
on the premises of T. H. Harian'
near Childs, Cecil county
The concert of the Marine Band OF
washington, is announced to take
Mace at Longwood, Pa, on Septem-
ber 18th for benefit of the Whining
ton Hospital.
The building on South Third
street. in oxford, recently purchased
by Jos. G. Crowl, is beind remodei-
led and will be converted into an
up-to-date moving picture theatre.
On September "a daylight saving
time will be shelved in Pennsyi-
yania. and standard time become
general. The Penna. r. r. Co. VIII
mt a new train schedule in effect on
that date.
The dinner served by the ladies Oh
Calvert, on Farmers Day, netteo
500. which will be used towards de-
fraying expenses of installing a
lighting plant in the Calvert Hign
School building
DR.. Walter p. Seeinhaeuser, OF
the Tome School faculty, has been
appointed Acting National Secretary
of the Star Spangled Banner Associ-
alton of the United States, vice A. s.
Goldsborough. of Baltimore.
:"
The lawful season for shooting
SQUIRRELS in this county opened FRI
day, Sept. 1, to continue until octo-
ber 18th. 1t will then close until
November 18th, when it will reopen
and continue until January 1st.
Glass No. of Ebenezer church
will hold a Pie Social at the home
of Mrs. Clinton Logan on Thursday
evening, Sept. IA. Ice cream, cake
and pie for sale. II stormy above
date, come next evening. Proceeds
for light fund.
The work of graveling the Gathers
Corner-Port Deposit road is being
pushed with vigor. The macadam
section of Rising Sun-Cathers Cor
ner road is also being practically re-
built. The road from Barnes Cor
ner to Korner Ketch has been put in
thorough repair.
The Cecil Cannery, located al
Rising Sun. has been receiving ton
after ton of sugar corn from growers
in this vicinity, and has been COM
PEELED TO run overtime, at night, to
keep up with the rush. A large
number of our town people, men
women, boys and girls, have been
lending hand WITH the husking and
cutting.
Mosquitoes seem to be swarmine
about our town. Complaint comes
from all sections of the visitation OF
the pests. The theories advanced as
to whence these troublesome insects
come are many. Some attribute
them to the small creek, southwest
of town, polluted by washings from
the milk plant: others contend they
breed in the offall at the corn can
merry. All are unanimous. however
that the pests are here in swarms
and that the like was never before
known in Rising Sun.