The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-10-03

Richard Hanna Is attending
Banks Business College in Phila.
Sherwood Cameron, of Philadel-
phia, was the Sunday guest of N. G.
Brown.
Miss Virginia Slicer returned to
Goucher College, Baltimore, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella F. Hunt and daughter
Emma, were weekend guests of OK
ford relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Reynolds is spending
some time at the home Of her par
ents in Belville, N. ].
Mrs. Hoffecker, of Wilmington,
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. G..
Harris, at the Parsonage.
w. L. Ely and bride were given a
~rousing serenade by the calithum-
plans, ON Friday night last.
Homer Reynolds, who underwent
an operation at Richards Hospital.
Port Deposit, last week. is Inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Reynolds
entertained over the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. William Deets, of Jarretts-
Vile, Hartford county.
About $50 relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Williamson
Cox, of near Oxford, helped them
celebrate the 25th anniversary Of
their wedding ON Sept. "a.
Mrs. jennie Taylor entertained
Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leonard, Mr.. Will Leonard. Consho-
hocken: Mrs. Annie Fisher, Mrs.
Ella Barnes. Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stuiber. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Stuiber two children, Whining
ton. the occasion being a birth
day celebration.
The marriage Of Miss Rhyra A.
McCommons, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. McCommons, OF Fair Hill. to
Mr.. H. Curtis Spence. SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spence. Of Providence,
took place at the Presbyterian
Manse in Zion on Tuesday, Septem-
Der Is, by Rev. A. o. StOckbridge,
pastor of Zion and Rock Presby-
terian Churches.
Edward s. Walker. 1S, and Cath.
-erine M. Potts. 16, both of Elk Mills
were granted q marriage license last
week by H. Winfield Lewis, clerk oil
the courts OF Cecil County.
Due to the immature ages, My
Lewis was compelled to ask the par
ents of the contracting parties TO ap
prove the match. This the lattel
did and the license was grantde.
The dwelling of Jos. T. Tyson, on
Walnut street, has been purchased
by Misses Mary and Stella T.
Reynolds.
Attendance at Havre de Grace
race track ON Wednesday of last
week was $4,000, the largest num-
Der ever present ON the opening
| day.
A musical will be given by Havre
de Grace Orchestra at Mt. Pleasant
M. E. church ON Tuesday evening,
Oct. Z, for benefit of the Bible Glass
of that church.
The farm of the late Jacob H.
Shaub, in East Drumore Township
Pa. has been purchased by John H
Herr for $3.50. The farm con-
tains III acres.
An elderly white man was found
unconscious one night last week at
The Hayre de Grace race track. He
had been robbed of $500, His as
sailants were not captured.
Arthur Samuels. coloTed, driver
of one of the McCool q 6entman
trucks. of Elkt0n. was fined ela5
and costs by Justice Owens. charged
with crowding an auto of the road
Two, women, a man and an in.
fant, all colored. were drowned
early Monday morning OF last week
when an automobile plunged into
the canal lock at St. Georges, Del
Alvin Gibbs, who was driving the
car. was the only one not drowned
/ The annual Sunday Scheol
Workers Institute will be held in
North East M, n. church ON October
20 and 81, The program Ia now
being perfected. It 10 hoped all
schools In the county will be repre-
sented so az to increase interest IN
the greatest organization In the
world.
The Elkton Branch Of the Red
Cross, the first organized In the
county has been disbanded through
the action of its Executive Commit
tee. and its funds were ordered, te
be turned over to Treasurer G. 8
Pyle, of the Cecil Chapter. The
Branch rendered notable service
during the World War.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Forest Baker on Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 8th.