The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-10-26

on Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Sweringen, of Arcadia,
Florida, is visiting her aunt, Miss
Esther E. Ewing West Nottingham.
DR.. and Mrs. R. C. Dodson entertain
ed number of frieeds at dinner on
Tuesday evening, in honor of the for
mer's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. Joseph Schneiders, of near Elk
ton, and Mrs. Laura Roux, of Dallas,
Texas, were married at the Catholic
Church in Elkton, October /, by P. P.
Arnd.
Miss Sara j. Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert D. Brown, was united
in marriage with Mr.. George B. Nc
Keown on Tuesday, Oct. %, at the
home of the bride on North street,
Elkton.
A. w. Wiley and children, Walter
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. King, Jr.,
and Miss Dixie Wiley, Of Union, Mon
roe county, W. Va, spent last week
with the former S brother, G. L. Wiley,
near town.
Mr.. John Schneiders, son of Mr..
Jacob Schneiders, and Miss Hester
Bunker, both residing near Eikton, on
what was known as the Molitor farm,
We're married at the manse of the Elk
ton Catholic church Monday evening,
October 1.
Mrs. Arthur F. Hale and grand
daughter, Miss Elsa Diedricb, who have
been touring Europe for the past two
years have returned to her home at
Rowlandville, where she has been
joined by Mr.. Hale, an official of the
B. G o. railroad.
Capt. w. L. Richards, of Fort
Mott, New Jersey, was visitor of
Augustus Brumheld on Sunday.
Ray Cooney, of Youngstown, Ohio,
paid visit to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Cooney, the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. David Jamison OF
Robin Hood, Hartford county, cele-
krated the 59th anniversary Of
their marriage on Wednesday even
ing, October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Price, Bryan Price,
of Qeenstown, Md, and Miss Laura
A. Price, of Baltimore, were guests
Of John Hall and family, the past
week.
The marriage of Miss Sarah ELI
| colt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
B. Ellicott, of Darlington, and Mi
Francis Stokes Silver, of Aberdeen
will take place at P. M, Saturday
October 9th, at. the Homewood
Friends Meeting House on North
Charles Street, Baltimore.
/ DR.. J. w. Colona, d. D., Superin
tendent of the Wilmington District
will preach at Sylmar on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 28, at o'clock. The
second and third Quarterly Confer
ences will be held at the close of the
service,
Delaware is the second State in the
Union to complete the collection o.
it's quota assigned for general mis-
sionary work of the Potestant Epis
copal Church, Bishop Cook has in
formed the >Women's Auxiliary of th'
Oiocease. South Carolina was thu
irst State completing \its quota
Oelaware's quota was $4,000. Th'
otal collection in the diocese i
$45,0O0.
Her Lum, of Chesapeake City. fel
from ladder while at work on tn
} roof of his dwelling, and was ser
iously injured. The ladder brok;
Under his weight, Mr.. Lum fallins
heavily upon concrete pavement.
The e. S. Club, of Pennington, will
hold Masquerade at the, home o
Miss Isabel Reed on Friday evening
)clOD6T 20. AQLuAooiOhs ~ SOA eos q
Tae U. s. Bureau of Animal Industr
eports that the premises of ]. S. & E
l. Cullen, near Rising Sun, are free @
hog cholera infection.
Howard Brown, of near Calvert, lei
at the Midland journal office this wee
a bunch of Burpee's Fordhook Celer
i. THAT weighs over four pounds. This
i winter variety of celery of exceller
' quality. Mr.. Brown states he ha
5000 punches of this celery which
[:ow in course Of bleaching,
il Elkton's new Commu nifty Playhous
!. moving picture theatre opened to th
/, public on Thursday evening last. Th
r new theatre is handsomely fitted. and
u equipped with organ and the latest typ
pictures machines.