The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-08-17

Rev Chas. C. Harris will preach at
the Peoples Church on Friday evening,
August a.
A festival will be held on the lawn OF
Hopewell M. E. church "Wednesday
evening, Aug. %.
casper Ansalvish closed his barber
shon here on Wednesday, and moved
ID Havre de Grace.
The canneries in Rising Sun and at
Colora expect to begin the pack OF corn
the latter part of this week.
Fremont Pa, Grange has decided 10
rebuild the hall, destroyed by IRE al
FIAT place some months ago.
Joshua Clayton, Esq. has filed ms
"a, o,ars as candidate for the Republl-
can nomination for States Attorney.
Ground has been broken for an addi-
t;on 10 the Radnor Pulp Works at Elk
ton which will house complete rotary
incinerator unit.
Sustaining fall at the home OF ms
son Walter Scarborough, at Pleasant
Hill, Joseph S. Scarborough is IN d
serious condition.
son of George z. Brown, OF Oak
H;n was kicked in the face by one OF
their horses last Friday. AS resui'
tie boys nose was broken.
Henry Ford. the great auto builder'
passed through Rising Sun recently en-
route from Philadelphia to Haitlmore'
nr Jacob Greenwald, graduate OF
+ba University Of Pennsylvania, has 10.
Gated in Elkton, for the practice OF
medicine.
Walter Jones, of Richmond, Va, mas
heen chosen President and denerai
Manaoer Of the Armstrong Stove Man.
nfacturine Company. Of Perryviile.
During a recent severe electrical
s.orn, iphtning struck and killed a
horse and;a mule on the farm OF Mr. T.
!. Rov James. near Havre de Grace.
The summer meeting of the Mary
land Press Association was held al
cumberland on Monday, August 10.
Governor Richie was a guest OF the
Association.
The State Legislature has provided
sfbO. 600 for the building OF new dor-
roitorv for the State Normal School al
Towsnn and work has commenced on
the structure.
After having burned for 1o5 days and al
nipnts the sawdust pile that caught flre
from the forest fire in Peach Orcnaro
Woods ,,arford County,, the latter part
Of April has. died eat.
The Joseph Smith dwelling is being
improved by painters, The Pogue ana
Hartenstine dwellings, on Moun'
street. hayerslso been frightened with
new dresses OF paint.
The Community Fire Company mas
.oas;vad . donation of $40 from John
Tra;nor in, appreciation of the re-
snonse TO the call for aid at the time his
h,rn was struck by lightning ana
burned, some weeks ago,
A. a hearing before Police Justice
Grove 8 Scotch Of Elkton, John Good
vaar was fined $50 and coasts for viola
t;on Of the probition law. and his wlre
wos held under $500 bail for September
Grand Jury, on similar charge.
At congregational meeting OF the
Esrtor PRESBYTERIAN Church last week
leonard A. Brown and John Cavan-
ancb were elected elders. The va
cancy caused by death OF the late Dr.
n Arthur Mitchell was not niieq'
George L. Cole, Of Perryville, after a
st;nnons service of 80 years on the
banrsylyapia Railroad, was retired on
AUGUST i. During ths WHOLE time OF
~ service only few days were iost
u account se Of illness: Mr.. Cole has
Feached his IUtn MAFste"S:
The Ku Klux Klap viii hela an open
air nj 'niaturalizetiaa aioHg the state road
asar North East on Friday evening"
August II, under three fiery crosses
3 z o'clock. At q a'cleck pr. =. H.
ai Hawkins viii deliver an aaaFess on
100 per cent AmeFiaanism'" AL are
welcome. ~,
The Cecil Star, published at Nortn
East BY Geo. o. Carey. has as, entered aae,, a
,,non o It's forty-second year. and may it
ccrtinues c ON its way in the journalistic
s;s,a s IN the years to come. Editor
Carey always kept .nS the sss stsr msae rsat t
ssreCo esesy nS factor a for civic and political
lAstterment'