The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-01-16

Weeo the UAruS.
Charged with larceny Of blanket
from e. Mckinney, A. Bernard
Jones. of North East, is held under
$500 bail for the March term OF
Court.
There will be a tuberculosis
Clinic for known tuberculosis cases.
contacts and suspects in the Health
Center, Elkton, on Tuesday, January
20, at 1890 A. M.
The Frankford Company, of Phila-
deIphia, has purchased the Chesa-
peake weaving mills, in Havre de
Grace, and will move its large plant
to the latter place.
Adjutant General M. A. Reckord
reports the present strength of the
Maryland National Guard as 1857
officers and men, about double that
maintained before the World War.
Getting his hand caught in the
machinery, while at work at the Elk
ton Pulp Mills, Martin Mclaughlin,
an engineer, sustained s ever a !
broken fingers and badly lacerated
hand.
The building lot at the corner OF
Main and Usage streets. Elkton,
owned by the late William Pierce,
was purchased at public sale last
week, by Clemont Steele, Of ElktOn.
for $1,000. &
The Postoffice Department has ad-
vertised for bids for new quarters at
Perryville. The Office has occupied
quarters leased from the National
Bank, which lease expires on Novem'
ber i, 1925.
John A. McSparran, of Lancaster
county. Pa, will speak Jan. 80, at
1880 D. M, in the public hall, Ris-
ing Sun, under auspices of the Far
mers' Union, in opposition to the
Child Labor Amendment.
The ME-. parsonage at North
East was entered one evening last
week, during the absence OF the
family, and wrist watch and brace
let belonging to Mrs. Givan, and sew.
eral other articles of value stolen.
John Lee, one of Elkton's veteran
merchants, has sold his meat and
grocery store and will retire, Mr..
Lee has been engaged in active bust
ness at the stand for thirty years
George Biddle, of Elkton, is the new
owner.
,rhe State Game Department has
cancelled the order for the $4,000
cotton tail rabbits purchased from
Kansas and Missouri brokers. TIL.
cancellation is for an indefinite
period, and is due to the heavy snow
fall in this State.
Hilda Laird, age II years. and
Edna Raine, age IA years, both OF
North East, have been committed by
Justice Owens, to the Maryland In
dustrial Training School until they
become of age. They are charged
with being incorrigibie.
The winter meeting Of the Cecil
County Medical Society was held In
Elkton. on Thursday. January 10. at
2:3O D. m. DR.. Hobart A. Hare
Professor of Therapeutics in the JET
ferson Medical College of Physicians
Of Philadelphia, made an address.
States Attorney Joshua Clayton
Of Cecil county, has given notice
that he will have the grand jury at
the March term Of court for Ceci
county take up the matter OF wheels
of fortune at carnivals and will put
an end to their use in Cecil county.
The High School department al
Oakwood will be closed after Feb
ruary i, and the pupils enrolled in il
transported to Rising Sun High
School. Wilson & McNamee, of this
town, have been awarded the con
tract for transporting the children
from Oakwood.
Ninety-six' rabbits were received at
Rising Sun station last week. The
rabbits were shipped from Kansas
the State Game Department of Mary,
land having ordered $4,000 for re-
stocking purposes, Consignme t 5
were also received at Port Deposit
and other places in Cecil county
They have been released in various
sections. and II they survive the
SHOWS, ETC.. our sportsmeu may get
shot at some of them next fall.
At the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of The National Bank
OF Rising Sun, held January lS
1898, Directors were elected as fol
lows; A. L. Burlington, Jesse i
Cameron. E. d. Carhart; A. L
Duyckinck, M. q. Founders, Clarl
p. Moore, John T. Neary. VIM. M
Pogue. Chas. $. Pyle. jesse Voc
and Robert X. Wood. Chas.
Pyle was elected President; A. /
Duyckinck and Jesse Wood. Vice
Presidents; NJ. e. Flounde ers
CaahieE.