The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-11-14

Several cases of mumps ana CHICK
en- pox are reported in the neigh
borhood.
Herman King, has sold his prop
erty near Sylmar, to Henry Will
liams, of Virginia.
The newly organized Boy Scouts
meet every Thursday evening in the
basement of the M. E. church.
The first snow flurries of the sea-
SON were reported late, Saturday
night and early Sunday morning.
c. Carr has sold his -four and
grain mill at Watervale, Harforo
county, to Walter Smith & Son, OF
Fallston, for $4,000.
The Commissioners of Hartford
county have fixed the tax rate Ior
..,a15 at S1.S5 on the 500. This
q an increase over the 1924 rate.
Residents Of the section have petl-
tioued the County Commissioners
for the improvement of the road
from kOrn0F h0lCu " OOAoA~ -
thence to Richardsmere.
Contractor Rink is excavating the
cellar of a new dwelling to be erectS
cd by BENJAMIN Briscoe, on west
Main street. The lot was recently
purchased from Mrs. 3. II. Brown,
The big motor bus Of w. G. Har-
vey. used i'll. transporting workmeh
to and from North East and Perry
Point was; destroyed by fire OF un
known origin last Saturday night:
The ladies OF the Liberty Grove
comnrunity Club will serve a>chick-
en- supper i'm the Red Cross Lodge
room. at Liberty Grove, ON Thurs
: day, evening, Nov 2o'y from . 10
o'clock. s..esle
Letters Of y administration have
BEEN granted to. Margaret A. hanna.
u.of Quarryville; and A. D. Conner ol
Little Britain, in the estate OF y
thompson Hanna, late OF Coleraih
Enship.
kire destroyed the large dwelling
sa on the farm of John Totn,
Irou Hill, OH Sunday morning,
q. together with all househols-
Bods. A defective fiue was INC
Luse of the fire.
Monday was the opening day OF
4 the upland cunning season, ans
Erser Rabbit had bad day. on
local sportsmen was out In torc.'
most OF them bringing home some
thing to show for the days CUNNING
The fishing sheds along the Nort;-
East river, at Giller's Hole, weru
burned OH Friday last. All inc
nets, ETC., stored, in, the sheds wer:'
lost. The. property belonged to
Chas c. Ulary, and was valued a.
$4,000.
owners of dogs in Havre de Grace
have been notified to keep tnell'
CANNES tied up until November ",
to prevent the spread OF rabies !
several people have already pee
bitten by dogs suffering from thi;
disease.
sonal injuries by stepping into an
opening in the floor near one OF the
windows at the Bayou Hotel, Havre
de Grace, on July 4th, last year,
Jacob Davis has brought suit
against the Bayou Hotel corpora !,
ticn. for damages.
Henry B, Clay, near Elkton, met
with a serious accident while work
ing for the Charles Warner Com
pany, at their new plant, Tullytowh,
Pa. One eof his legs was fractured
in two places and the other les
broken. He was taken to Mercei
Hospital, Trenton, New Jersey.
We have received the initial num-
her of the " Wilmington Whole
sale Trade Journal" The announce
.ment. states the sole purpose Oh the
publication is an earnest desire tc
be of mutual service to business III
the districts for which Wilmington
is the logical wholesale center. Tn
sbublication is issued monthly by the
Wilmington Chamber Of Commerce.
The revival services now in prog
ress at Sylmar are growing IN /
terests Sunday. Nov. TO- WIN oe 9
Mig day. The Sabbath school VIII
meet at 1880. The pastor, REV
Chas. c. Harris, will preach after-
noon and evening. In the eyenin'
the subject will be Eternal Llle
And How To Get It." These sci
vices will continue during the week
- \. Herbert Pennock. well known
N ritcher of the New York Yankees
has purchased the thirty-five aer
farm, of John ]. Hollingsworth nea
kennett Square. Mr.. PennocS WI
make many improvements to tn
roperty and upon his retirement
Pom the. game, make It his per-
hanent home.