The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-02-02

| Miss Carrie Cummings was a
Philadelphia visitor during the
week.
Mrs. Edwin l.. Haines and chill
dren are visiting Princeton, N. j.,
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Townsend, of Willow
Grove, Pa, was Rising Sun visitor
on Monday.
J Cecil e. Ewing, of Baltimore, was
the guest of ]. T. Cameron on Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Mission Study Glass met on
Wednesday evening of last week at
the M. E. Parsonage.
Mrs. Clifford Robertson, of Free
hold, N. j., spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. C. r. Biles.
Mrs. Harry Rausch and Mrs.
Frank Mehrluy, of Baltimore, were
guests this week of their sister, Mrs.
D. r. Gimmel
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Nellie K
Greenland, Of Aberdeen, and Paul S.
Jones, Of Perryville.
1 Miss Helen R. Nields entertained
at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Sadler, of Pennington,
| and Mr.. Clyde M. England, of Phil
adelphia.
Miss Laura A. Price, of Baltimore.
and Rolph Townshend, of Savage
Md, were weekend visitors at the
home of Augustus Brumfeld and
family.
/ Richard, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Patten of this town,
is lying critically i'll from pneumonia
at the home of his parents on Cherry
street.
Mrs. Samuel Jamison and daugh
ter, Miss Anna Jamison, on Wednes-
day visited Mrs. Raymond Pollock,
who is receiving treatment at
Baltimore hospital.
After an Illness Of several weeks
due to serious operation, Miss
Margaret England, daughter of
Harry England, is now able to be
out of the hospital and is with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchell
England, Zion,
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage on May 10, 1922,
in Fresno, California, of Miss Mar
garet Cameron to p. G. Griffin. The
bride is the only daughter of Mrs.
Ella w. Cameron, who formerly re-
sided near Zion, before moving to
California. The groom owns a.
ranch near Sanger, CAL, where the
newlyweds are now living.
Haines & Kirk, our we'll known
hardware firm, are advertising al
special Mid-Winter Reduction Sale
for February. Read their large ad
on page four and you will find some
note worthy reductions on worth
while goods.
The action taken five years ago,
consolidating the three Conferences
of the A. U. M. P. Church has been
rescinded, and the Maryland Confer
ence will hold it's annual meeting
this year in May, the date and place
to be selected later. Rev. p. E.
Robson, of Elkton, is President of
tho Confnronoo
The board of directors of the
Hotel Bayou, of Havre de Grace, has
elected the following officers:
Michael II. Fahey, president; John
4. Robinette. vice-president; Henry
D. Harlan, treasurer; VIM. J.. Park
er, secretary; Messrs. Fahey, West
and Rohinette, Executive Commit
ee; William p. West, manager.
Paul H. Cameron, of Elkton, in
driving car while he was intoxiea-
ted ran into another car in that
town, damaging both machines.
This was not Gameren's first offense
of like nature and the Magistrate
fined him $100, and State Motor We
hicle Commissioners revoked his Ii
cense.
Comprising what was called the
Peoples Ticket, Messrs. Marion
Lewis, George Murphy. John L.
pfost and William p. Morrison have
been elected town commissioners
for Charlestown for the ensuing
year. defeating Bayard Black, Ell
wood Heisler. Horace Graham and
Harry Murphy, who ran ON the
Regular Ticket.
The Reorganization Sale being
conducted at the Burlington store by
the new owners, Lebowitz & Luber,
is being taken advantage of by buy
ers from far and near. Saturday
was a big day, the store being
crowded throughout the day and
evening with customers. Their large
al on mage five announcao hut afert,t /