The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-04-20

S1sto June 5, inclusive.
The John w. Mahoney farm OF 6S
acres. near Leeds. has been purchas-
ed bv Mrs. H. C. Elways. of Darby,
for $500.
The monies started running at
Havre de Grace on Monday. and quite
q number of our sports are now run
n;ng to Havre de Grace.
Winter is hard to shake off. An
other bareback occurred Saturday.
when the ground was covered with
more than an inch of snow.
Rev. E. G. Carter, pastor OF Havre
al Grace Baptist Church, will preach
at The Peoples Octoraro Church,
near Oakwood. at P. M, April 22.
All are cordially invited to attend.
With the 1enethening of the days
and Old Sol getting more power, our
residents are cleaning up yards. get
ting gardens ready. etc., but WINTER
{ comes back often enough to kill the
spring fever germ.
Reliance Castle, Knights OF tne
Golden Eagle. of Jackson, Cecil Co...
celebrated their 33rd anniversary on
Anr;l 9Th. The affair was attended
by many of the prominent members
of the different castles in Maryland
The average attendance at tne
Cecil County schools for March was
as follows: White Elementary, 10;
Colored Elementary. 90; hlgh
Schools. 1913 per cent. Rising sun
Hioh School was tied for second with
Fair. with an average Of 81.
Rurton L. Keiholtz, who learned
his trade in the Midland Journal Of
fce. and has been with us for several
yaars mast. has accepted position
Il the Kells shop in Newark, Del.
and win take up artistic printing
Burton has many friends in the oio
home town here, who all wish MN
every success in his new position.
William Reynolds Of near town
met with a peculiar and painful ac-
cident on Thursday last. wniie
stretching barb wire fence. he was
pushing against strand, while II
was being stapled to its place, wneh
the wire broke. and he pitched tace
foremost into the fence, being badly
) c,t clear across the upper lip, re-
quiring the services OF physician
to close the wound.
Rev. John r. Ruckmaster has been
assigned to the pastorate OF tne
Nazarene Church, at North EAST
succeeding Rev. W. G. Barlow.
George Juergens. employed at the
pyest-O- Lite plant. in Elkton, mao
tha third finger Of his left hand SO
hadlys crushed that 1t had to be am
putated.
New fireproof desks and ratings
have replaced the old wooden ones
n the Office of the Register OF Wills
in Elkton, by authorization OF the
Comptroller.
william H. Lamborn, OF Avon
dale. pa. won a 800 saiesmansnil
prize from the Deico Light Co.. o
Dayton, Ohio, for certain number
of plants sold.
oliver G. Giles and J. Writ Bou.
chelle contemplate the erection o
an up-to-date garage on the north
west corner OF North street aho
Railroad avenue, in Eikton.
A trotter with mark OF 2.O6 "a
has been received at the training
stables of Herman Tyson, Newark
Del. The horse belongs to Tomm!
Murphy. of Poughkeepsie, New YORK
Struck by an auto driven by Mr
Johnson. Of North East. Harry
Downham, of Elk Mills, suffered
a fractured skull and is in a serious
condition at Union Hospital, Elkton
Robert williamson employed as
miller in Eikton, has been nei'
under $500 bail for his appearance
at September term OF Court, on
charge preferred by Pearl Cooper.
young girl who worked at his home
zion Presbyterian Sunday schoo
has elected the following ofiicers
superintendent, G. H. Morris; AS
sistant, Rush Nickle; Secretary an'
Treasurer, Miss Claretta England
organist, Mrs. Eugene England an'
AFias Glare Morris.
Rev. W.. G. Barlow. for the pas
= five years pastor of the Nazaren
Church at North East. was admitte'
to full membership in the Whining
tom Conference Of the Methods
Episcepal chnrch, at the session .
Dover, and assigned to the smith IL
land charge Of the Salisbury DISTRICT