The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-02-06

Mrs. Mary Garvin, Rising Sun. re-
lieved Miss Chrissie Rink for few
days in caring for Mrs. Rose Wood
row at her home, West Nottingham.
Mrs. Robert F. Pierce spent Fri
day-Sunday with her sister, Mrs. s.
3. Riley, who was taken very Ill last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Samuel e. Ewing was q vic
tim of humps.
Levi Balderston has been confined
to his home by illness.
Gress and James Hanna, twin
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Hanna.
West Nottingham, attained their
18th birthday last week.
Eli Coulson, sexton at West Not
tingham, is indisposed from very
severe carbuncle under his left arm.
Roman Coulson, son of Eli Coul-
son, near New Bridge, recently UNI
derwent an operation at Baltimore
hospital.
Vernon Preston, Philadelphia, Wis
tied his home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liddell, Lib
erisy Grove, attended the National
Gamers Association held in Cinci-
malta.
Mrs. Ernest Miller and daughter,
Miss Bessie, Chicago, spent Friday
with her cousin, Mrs. Street e. Riley.
Miss Miller recently returned from
California where she spent some
time with her sister and family.
Emerson Tome was a caller here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ness, Harris
burg, are guests of Mrs. James J.
Hanna and family.
Lewis Martindale has had his
house wired for electric lights.
Harry s. Montgomery will have q
public sale of personal property
February FL ON the Charles Il.
Moore farm near here, which Mr..
Montgomery has operated for several
years. Mr.. M. some time ago pur-
chased farm near Sylmar where
he will locate this spring.
Elan Egan, Upland, has purchas-
ed farm near Oxford, formerly
owned by his nephew Clifford Egan.
Wilmington. Mr.. Egan was former
ly Cecil county farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Reyn-
tolds expect to occupy their bungalow
this week which they have had
finished for some time.
Clyde Christie and Vernon Reese
spent few days in Wilmington.
A number of friends gave Miss
Lily Worthington pleasant sur
prise Monday evening, January rs,
in honor of her birthday. The eve
ming was spent with music and
games after which the guests were
invited to the dining room where
cake and cocoa were served Miss
Worthington received several nice
presents. One friend. gave her Q
large birthday cake with 10 candles
placed around the edge and in the
center the words 18th Birthday
January 26, 1926" The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burkins,
Mrs. John Foard, Misses Hazel
Brown, Elsie Reynolds and Edith
Foard, Messrs. Fred Burkins, Cecil
McMullen, John Traynor, Carey
Foard, Lee Burdett, Lester and Rob-
ert. Foard.
James e. Wood, Ashton Mills, Pa,
and Miss Margaret Moulton, near
Pennington, were married last week.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moulton.
The session of West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church met in Rising
Sun Tuesday night.
The National Presbyterian Con-
February 1913, in the Chambers
Wylie Presbyterian Church. West
Nottingham Church will be repre-
sented at the Conference.
An oyster supper was held in Mt
Pleasant M. e. Parsonage last FRI
day evening. Owing to weather
conditions there was small attend
ance. It :..s%d%s
Mrs. Jamie Marshall will move
from Baltimore to Rising Sum.
Mrs. William Wilson, Liberty
Grove, spent Tuesday afternoon with
Rising Sun relatives.
Mrs. Lawson Love and son Ches-
ter were in Philadelphia Tuesday.
Mrs. John Fullerton attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Annie Nc
Mullen, near Perryville. "
John F. Pierce has purchased the
property Of the late. William M.
Reynolds from Mrs. Joseph T. Tyson.
J. Harvey Gray has recently In
( stalled lighting plant in the home