The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-01-05
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Notes From Nearby Town.

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short time ago we reported the
Bath. Of two valuable cows belong
ing to Lloyd Balderston. We wish
to correct the error as it proved to
be a falsehood told to the writer by
a party In this town. we we're not
appraised Of the story until a few
days ago, and are sorry of the error,
yet very glad to know that Mr.. Bal
derston had not met with such a
loss.
George w. Coulson returned to
Wilmington Tuesday morning after
spending the holidays with his faith
er, Eli Coulson and family, West
Nottingham.
Mr.. Haviland is enjoying a visit
with relatives at Sandy Springs.
Miss Frances Foster is visiting in
Newark, Del.
Little Miss Dean Reese, Mt. Pleas
ant, had delightful visit of several
days at the home of Mrs. J. Otis
Kennard, Rising Sun.
George e. Garrett and family, Of
Baltimore, were Sunday-Tuesday
Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel e. Ewing.
Howard Williams, of Toughken-
anon, visited William Mckay and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Reynolds, of
Perry Point, spent New. Years day
with w. M. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon H. Gallaher
and little daughter Grace, of Will
mington, spent Saturday-Monday
with Mrs. Street E. Riley and family
Mrs. Alice Brown, Elkton, is Wis
iting Miss Catherine Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tome were
Xmas guests of relatives in Harris
burg.
Miss Anna Kirk entertained a
company Of her young friends
Thursday evening of last week. The
Misses Mckee entertained some
young folks Friday evening.
N. B. Williams, West Noting
ham, was in Baltimore last week.
Alfred Mckay is recovering from
a light attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Frank Foster is quite poorly
with the grippe.
Harvey Barrett was called to
Perryville last week by the illness of
his sister, Miss Annie Barrett, who
was later taken to Union Hospital,
Elkton.
John Thomas Reynolds, Porters
Bridge, fell in the yard at his home,
cutting his head quite. severely.
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds is quite
i'll at her home here.
Vernon Reese, Thomas Reese and
Frances Kennard motored to Ches-
ter last Wednesday, where they Wis
tied relatives, and also visited Ran
!. som Reese and family at Crum
Aynne. They returned home Sun
Sday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aiken enter
ined some friends and relatives at
inner last Saturday.
aMisses Virginia and Frances Glen
%denin spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glen
denim.
The Westminster Guild Of Yves,
4 Nottingham met at the home of Miss
Lydia Tatum last Saturday after
noon.
Interments at West Nottingham
Presbyterian Cemetery during 1922:
\ Jan. 6-Infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Hindman, Liberty Grove.
Jan. 12-John Thompson, Will
layton.
Jan. 1s-Harry Lambert, Port
Rsit.
jan. Is Sarah Nesbitt, New Lon
lbn.
Feb. 21-Anna W. Steele, Perry
nile.
Feb. 2s-Mary Jane Sill, Baltl-
IRE.
Harry waiDel, Port De-
Va Edward Smith, Rising
April 1O-APearl Barben, Appleton
April 12-Alice Wiley.
April 1S-Infant child Of w. T.
reeland, Philadelphia.
April 27-Walter E. Black, Char
stown.
May 8-Henry GRAPHICAL. Colora.
May 10 Rankin Wiley
May 17-Rev. George Coulson,
Trenton. N. ].
May Binary e. Rea.
June Virginia Bond, Port De-
posi.t
Aug. 2-William Mccullough.
washington. d. G.
Aug. 12-Raymond Johns. Chess
ter.
Sept. 1e-Mrs. William Hindman.
Port Deposit.