The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-11-20

visit to relatives in New York.
Mrs. Leslie l.. Pyle, OF Ridley
Park, was visitor last week OF Mrs.
A. M. McNamee.
Y Mrs. Henry Townsend, of Willow
Grove, Pa, visited friends in Rising
Sun during the week.
Calvin Brumfield, of Willow
Grove, paid visit to home folks in
Rising Sun on Friday last.
Mrs. B. H. Brown and Miss
Margaret Haines left Rising Sun on
Wednesday for Philadelphia, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Hudders Greenfield, OF
Coatesville, Pa, was a Sunday
visitor OF her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Thomp-
son and daughter, OF York, Pa, and
Homer Reynolds, of Baltimore, were
guests this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
f, Reynolds.
Graham Dennis, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Guy H. Dennis, sustained
broken arm on Thursday last while
playing football on the Havre dc
Grace High School grounds.
Ernest Norman, HAIRY L. Harvey
and George UIary, all of North East.
we're arrested by Deputy Game War
den John Anderson, OF Cecil county
last week, charged with taking
positions on the Susquehanna Hats,
for duck shooting before 4:3O a. m.
the time allowed by law. The men
were taken before Justice Ham
burger, Havre de Grace, and prayec
a jury trial. The cases will likely
De heard in February.
The Philadelphia. Transit Co.
busses will begin regular daily trips
this week between Philadelphia and
Washington, stopping in Havre de
Grace at the Hotel Lafayette. The
ouses will arrive in Havre de Grace
about noon and will use the Aldino
road to Churchville, thence to ADer-
deem, Baltimore and Washington.
Damages OF $16,5OO were award
I'D Miss Catharine r. Francke,
minor, as the result of a COM
promise in her suit against the
Victory Sparkler and Speciality Com
oany, of Elkton. Miss Francke sued
20 recover for personal injuries
alleged to have resulted from phos;
ohorous poisoning contracted while
employed by the company in the
making of fireworks.
The Board of Education has
ordered the schools closed on Wed
lesday, November rs, at $3.50 p. m
TOR the Thankgivings Holiday, and
ie-opened on Monday, November 80,
1T 8: 90 a. m.
The Board has also ordered the
5CnOOlS ClOoOu4 LII LAO Vii AOtA4cIS
Holidays on Wednesday, December
%, at $3.50 p. M, and re-opened
on Monday, January A., 1925. at
800 a. m.
Nomination papers have been filed
with the Board of Election Super
visors of Cecil County by Marion A.
Humphreys, of Salisbury, candidate
ior the Republican nomination for
Governor at the primaries to be held
next September; John Philip Hill, OF
Baltimore, for United States Sen
ator, and William F. Broenilg, OF
Baltimore, for Attorney-G General.
These candidates head the anti
Weller ticket.
Lulu Pearce, aged IL years, who
said her home is in Colora, Cecil
county, was arrested at the Penn
sylvania station, Havre de Grace,
On Tuesday night by Sergeant r. F.
Fadeley OF the railroad police de-
partment and turned over to Chief
Of Police William M. Fadeley. 1t
was found the girl had ran away
rom her home and was turned over
20 Sheriff Jesse Pierson, at Elkton,
ON Wednesday.-Ha de Grace
Ledger.
An old time spelling bee will be
acid in the public hall, Rising Sun
on Friday evening, November. 30, at
1880 o'clock. Fifteen cents ad-
mission. Cake, candy and ice cream
will be on sale. Come out and have
a good time spelling. Proceeds for
the Sixth District Auxiliary of
Union Hospital of Cecil County.
Bonds Approved-T Elkton
Banking and Trust Company, ad-
ministrator of George w. Ash;
Grace McCune Freeman, guardian
of Allen Feeks McCune.
The third account OF Joseph @.
Harrington, guardian of Gerald
Eller, was examined and nassad