The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-05-01


Florida, was a visitor of Mrs. l.. X.
Atkinson last week.
The Komrade Klub was enter
tanned on Thursday evening last by
Miss Mabel Johnson.
Mrs. Eli T. Reynolds has returned
from a pleasant visit with her
daugher, Mrs. George Thompson, in
York Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Bechdolt and
children. of Philadelphia. were Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bert Maxwell.
Mrs. Kepler, of Lewistown, Pa,
visited her SON, James Kepler, at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Moore,
the past week.
Miss Hannah M. Kirk and Miss
Katharine Worthington, of Balti-
more, were Sunday visitors OF Mrs.
Mary Cherry and sisters.
Miss Elizabeth r. Stephens has
returned to her home in Rising Sun
after spending the past month in
Glen Riddle and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudders Greenfield
and children, OF Coatesville, were.
Sunday visitors Of Mrs. Greentield's
mother, Mrs. Jennie Gillespie.
Mrs. John Jenness, who has been
spending some time at the sanitor
ium at Sabillasville, Md, returned to
her home near Rising Sun this week
much improved in health.
Alfred Gyles. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Barclay Gyles, who has been in Q
Philadelphia Hospital for several
weeks, is home again. The little
fellow underwent successful
operation.
Major Norman IT Kirk, OF Wal.
ter Reed Hospital, and Major Edw.
w. Bastain. of the War Department,
Washington, d. c., paid the formers
brother, Job w. Kirk and family
visit ON Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. u. P. Otis. OF Mar
shallton, Del. celebrated the 6Oth
anniversary of their wedding on
Monday. A number Of Rising Sun
friends paid them visit and ten
dered congratulations ON the occa-
sion. Rev. Mr.. Otis was formerly
stationed at Rising Sum charge.
Prohibition officers made a second
raid within q few days in Havre de
Grace, last week, and arrested
Florence Foss, John Long, John
Robinson and Peter Pasqualim on
the charge OF violating the law by
selling intoxicating liquors. Il
A general alarm to banks, store
owners and the cashiers at the
Hayre de- Grace race track was sent
out last week against the influx OF
counterfeit $40 and $40 Federal
Reserve bank notes. A score or
more bogus notes have been found.
Congressman M. e. Tydings has
secured for the City OF Havre de
Grace six machine guns mounted on
tripods which will be turned over to
the Mayor and City Council. and will
be used for ornamental purposes In
the city park. The guns were used
n the World War,
Baltimore's new milk inspection
system became effective on April ~.
Maryland and Pennsylvania have
been divided into i've districts, with
an inspector and deputy for each,
The officials will remain in the field
all the time, inspecting milk before
it is shipped to the city.
St. Pauls Episcopal Church at
Centreville, has been selected Tor
holding the fifty-eighth convention
Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Of Easton, on May A, s and s.
There are forty-one parishes in the
diocese and they Wlll Re represented
by about seventy-five clerical and lay
delegates.
The officers OF the recently organ
ized Cecil County Game Protective
association are: President. II. M.
)uyckinck, of Rising Sun; John
Anderson, OF Cecilton, and Henry H.
Mitchell. of Eiktep. Vice Presidents;
Augustine d. Couden. OF Perryviile.
Secretary; A. B. Walmsley, OF Elk
ton. Treasurer.
The concluding shoot OF the Pen
Mar League will be held over the
traps of Rising Sun Gun Club on
Saturday afternoon OF this week.
All four teams are closely punched
and an exciting shoot Is expected.
Outbreaks of hog cholera are re
lorted on the farms Of James Run
ner and ]. H. Short. Of near Cecil
ton. Cecil county.