The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-01-23

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q Rising Sun visitor on Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Campbell, OF tioneJ
brook, Pa, is with home folks Ill
Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil scott were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Moore, OF San.
dusky, Ohio, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin l.. HaineS.
Miss Stella M. IlgenfIltz, OF Como
wingo, and Nal i. Hopkins, OIL
Darlington, were married III Eikto
last week.
The home of ;ir. and MIS-.
Aalph E. Reynolds has been gladden.
ed by little daughter, who has beef
named Shirley Ruth.
Mrs. Helen N. Enllant, of WI
nington, was visitor at the ilome
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
5. Nields, during the week.
Miss WflarIina Ward, underwent
a successful operation for appen
dicitis III LanKenaw Hcsnital, | Mia
delphia, on Thurhday last
Miss Sarah Fisher and Lewis Cor
nell, both of Newark, Del, surprised
their friends last week by slippins
off to Elkton and being married.
Mrs. Mary Garyill returned to he.
lone in Rising sun OIL Satui day
after visit of several weeks to her
son, Lewis Garvin ard wife, Fits
burg, Pa.
w. l.. MowIds, instructor Ill Ayr
culture at Rising sun and Calvert
liigh Schools, who suffered a severe
attack OF tonsiiitis at his home III
Baltimore, was aDie to resume hls
school work this week.
Miss Lillian Berriker, Oh Calvert,
and James AolietL, vf Fair Hill
were married iii Baltimoie on doh
day, Jan. II. On Monday evening.
Jan. 18th, they were given a variety
shower at the nome OF Mr.. and. Mrs
Chester HiIaman at Barnsley.
The many friends oil A. NJ
McNammee, who recently Enuei
vent an operation III Maryian,
General Hospltal;,-Baltlr,orc, Icliow
ing an injury received while coast
ing on Stubs Hill, are pleased tt
learn tlat ne is improving slowly
out steadily.
Fire badly damaged a doUol
dwelling house at Elk 1lllIs, =, Mn
day night Elkton hremen leapon~
Ell with thier apparatus anu sISceed
ed in saving the dwelling from tota.
destruction.
Ira Steel, of Newark, Del, charged
with manufacturing intOxic t1
liquor, was sentenced by the Genera.
Sessions Court, Wilmington, to pay
a fine of $50 and go under parole
for the term of one year from date
James Robb, convicted OF secone
degree nun der in the Staying Q,
Lieutenant Lloyd B. Lehman,
Pennsylvania railroad detective, for
merly of Havre de Grace. November
l3, 1921, at Glen Riddle, Fa., ST.
ton, was sentenced last week, to iive
10 ten years at the Eastecn Peniten-
tiary by Judge Bromaii, 1T MHdia
pennsylvania.
The ruling If Motor Vehicle Com
missioner E. Austin BauGhman, re-
fusing automobile licenses to deaf
mutes, will be teSteG in an appea.
lied in the Circuit Court of Hartford
county at Bel Air, by L. Boyd Brush
wood, a deaf mute OF Aberdeen
foreman IN the Office of the Hartford
Printing and Publishing Co. The
appeal will be heard on Feb
ruary {,
The new Havre de Grace HIGH
school building has been opent'i ano
is being occupied. The building 's
two stores and basement. anu Is
constructed OF cinder block, faced
with Lricl 1t cost approximately
$4,000. There are eight LASS
rooms, a domestic science room
manual training room, two locker
rooms and laboratory. 1t will aei
ommodate 800 pupils.
The Huntingdon Valley H IN
Club, of near Willow Grove, Pa.
plans to be at New London by Satur
gay, where they will remain for sew
eral days, holding their annual fo'
hunts. The club has stable OF about
thirty fine thorough bred horses. IL
charge of trainer Chf1ord Brumtieid
ho is former Rising sun boy
They also have one of the largest
and finest packs OF fox hounds 70 be
found in the country.
Wallace M. Cook. of Cooch's
Bridge has been elected president OF
the Delaware State Corn Growers
! Association.