The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-08-11

w. Lyle MOuiuS udo pOSA, ,-R
ed agricultural teacher at Hislhs
Sun High School.
Homard Terry has put hano-
some new delivery truck in commas
sion on his meat route.
The Cecil Canneries, located at
Rising Sun, expects to begin Inc
mack of corn on Monday.
The Ninth District Farmers Cluo
held their annual picnic Wednesday
Ehgust End, at Lenape, Pa.
Former Sheriff J. Wesley McAliis-
ter has resigned his position as
Deputy Clerk of the Cecil Circuit
Court.
The annual Rigby Camp Meeting
colored, will be held at Arcadia
Lancaster county, beginning SUNDAY
August 13.
Hog cholera is reported on the
premises of Elwood Boldly, near
Rowlandville, by Government IN
spector X. Asherton.
Mrs. Ella F. Hunt has two sniail
plum trees in her yard from wnlcn
she picked ninety quarts OF fruit, Oh
fhe damson variety, this season.
DIR. C. P. Carrico has purchased
the store and dwelling property az
bridge and High streets, Elkton'
from R. ]. Duhamell, for $4,000.
The brotherhood of Little Britain
Church held festival on the church
grounds Tuesday evening OF last
week, the proceeds amounting 70
$103.
The work of making reassess-
ment of all property, both real ana
personal in Cecil county, was started
ON Monday by order of State Tax
Commission.
w. K. Bird, of near town, reports
a weld Of forty-three bushels OF
wheat per acre. This is pretty nara
to beat: let's hear from more OF our
progressive farmers.
The fourteenth annual Holiness
Camp Meeting, under aupices OF the
Church of the Nazarene, opens at
Copson's Park, near Leslie, on Aug.
II. and closes Aug. 20.
Miss Eleanor Brown, of Havre de
Grace, a teacher in the Girls High
School of Tome Institute, has been
appointed member of the Faculty
of the Bel Air High School.
George A. Atkinson, of Port De-
post, has been awarded the contract
for 1.Os miles of concrete road to be
constructed between Dublin and
Whiteford, Hartford county, for
$43,419.
John Buck, for several years en-
ployed with the Du Pont Company
at Wilmington, has been appointed
assistant cashier in the Cecil Ma
tional Bank, Port Deposit, which
position he held before the war.
Judge Levin w. Wickes, who sat
in the case OF the annulment pro-
ceedings of John w. Montgomery
VS.. Peggy U'Nertle Montgomery
handed down an opinion dismissine
the suit and placing all costs upon
the plaintiff, Montgomery.
Clifford Brumfield, former Ris-
ing Sun boy, who is a great lover oi
horsefiesh and for some years pas
has been manager and trainer at the
Huntington Valley Hunt Club, neal
Willow Grove, Pa, had the misfor'
tune to suffer broken collar bone
some days ago, when the horse ne
was riding fell
Col. Joseph Herbert Ford, son Of
the late Samuel Ford of North East
has received from Secretary of Wal
Weeks, distinguished service decora
tions. Col. Ford's decoration was
for exceptional meritorious and dis
tinguished services in organizing
and commanding hospital center OF
$4,000 beds at Albany, France.
The sale of the residence Of
Charles g. Warburton, on Eas'
Main street, Elkton. to ex-Sheriff ]
w. McAllister, has been withdrawn
by the receivers of the Seiond Ma
tional Bank of Eikton, because OF
opposition by some bank creditors
The property will propably be sold
at public sale.
The annual picnic of Rising Sur
M. e. Sunday school will be held or
Wednesday next. 18th inst, a
Charlestown, where bathing, boat
ing, etc., may be enjoyed. A com
mittee has been appointed to pro
cure transportation by auto for al
who desire to go, and members Of
the school and their friends are
urged to join in thes days outing
Assemble at new church at $500
A. NJ.