The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-01-12
AND COUNTY.
Of Events in the County
Me Past Week.
llNGS BRIEFLY NOTED

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John Waraen, Of Coatesville. Pa,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jennie W.
Taylor.
Miss Margaret Brumfield, OF
Hamorton, Pa, is visiting Rising
Sun relatives.
Miss A. Pearl Ryan and Miss Mabel
Il. johnson were Philadelphia vis-
itors on Wednesday.
The Mission Study. Glass met
Wednesday evening nth Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Il. Haine
The Ninth Distfica Farmers Club
met Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Brown, near Sylmar.
Barclay B. Gyles and H. M, Will
son attended the auto show in New
York on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Burton Il. Keilholtz was among
those to witness the Mummers
parade in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus w. Rigdon,
OF Oxford, Pa, celebrated the forty
ninth anniversary of their wedding
on January 4.
Herbert Pennock and family, of
Kennett Square, are homeward
bound from Japan, where he has
been touring with the All Star base
ball team.
j.. E. Brumfield attended the
jackson Day banquet Of the Mary
land Society Of the War of 1912,
held on Monday night at the Belve-
dere Hotel, Baltimore.
DR.. w. II. Morrison, of Elkton
and Miss Anna Broadwater. former
superintendent, Of Union Hospital,
married Saturday evening,
80, at the home Of the brides
is at Town Point.
NJ William Crewe, of Marshallton,
DEL, and Miss Anna Belle Short,
youngest daughter OF Mrs. Annie
Short, were quietly married at the
home OF the bride In Cecilton on De-
cember 28, by Rev. Thomas r. Van
Dyke.
/ Miss Beulah Allen, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen. OF Dub
| lin, and Mr.. Charles Lewis Ellicott,
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Ellicott,
Of Darlington, were married We'd
nesday, December 27th, at BROAD
Greek Meeting House.
A miscellaneous shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Garvin at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Laura Shelor, near Calvert, We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Garvin and
Miss Shelor were married on New
Years Day.
The $15 900 issue OF bonds for
the erection of City Hall in Havre
de Grace, have been purchased by
Wellepp. Bruton and Company, OF
| bdlJImOTS, dl tuClE uAu VI SAVA.VV ~
total premium of $163.67.
Mrs. Lucy E. Morris. of Havre de
Grace, has filed a bill for partial di-
vorce from her husband, James W.
Morris, on the grounds of desertion.
According to the bill their marriage
took place in Elkton in 1916.
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Miss EVELYN Mason of German
town, Pa, who runs the Tow Path
Tea House at Glen Cove, near the
/ Hartford county end of Conowingo
bridge. last summer cleared $2,700.
The Tea House Is spen fiye months
in the yeaF.
One OF the wild animals of the
Walter +. Main sAow..-a puma, es-
capped from its cage In the winter
quarters of the show at Havre de
Grace. one morning last week, and
after running around the school
house yard and across the field op-
posite, was finally oantured by sew
efal of the show attaches and put
back into his cage, before any dam
age was done.
The Liberty Grove Community
Club will bold pie social on Thurs
day evening. jan. s5th, in the Com
munity building. Red cross Lodge
Pie, cake and ice cream for sale
Come out and help create a com
munity spirit, II stormy, next night
The Riverside Theatre. Port De
posit, advertises as special attrac
ltion for Friday and Saturday nights
Jan. 19 and 20, "The Old Home
stead" This popular drama O.
home life down on the farm" hal
been filmed, and yous will have {
N Chance TO see 1t on the above dates
The story il wholesome one. and
pu should not fail to see the picture