The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-30

George c. Rawson, of North East,
has qualified as Forest Warden.
Painters are giving the ]. F.
Brumfeld dwelling a new fall
dress.
]. M. Holden is erecting an ad-
dition to his dwelling on South
Queen street. - ~ Z
Saturdays heavy rain and wind
storm, took heavy toll of broken
tree limbs, ETC.
Stanley McVey has purchased the
Scott Wilson dwelling property, on
Cherry street.
David Reed is erecting a garage
in the rear of his residence on
South Queen street.
A double dwelling is being erect
ed by VIM. M. Pogue on his property
on North Walnut street.
Philip johnson left an ear OF
yellow corn at the post Office this
week that measured 15A inches II
length.
Two holidays will be observed
+ in er,-Armistice Day, on
the 18th, and Thanksgiving Day,
on the 26th.
John M. McCauley, of Philadel-
mia. was fined $25 by Justice Scot
ten for selling goods in Elkton with
out a license.
A clinic for diseases of the chest
will be conducted in The Health
Center, .Elkton, Tuesday. November
18th, 1880 A. M.
The town was without water
supply for few hours Saturday
afternoon, when the standpipe was,
drained and cleaned.
The recent supper given by the
ladies of Bay View M. P. church
was a big success. So literally
was it patronized that the gross
receipts were $237.82.
4 The johnson Mill property, al
VNorth East, is reported to have been
purchased by Philadelphia candy
manufacturer, who will employ 10(
at the plant making candy.
Vernon Kline, lof Elkton, had
several of his toes badly mashed
when a heavy curb stone fell upor
his foot while he was at work on
street in that town last week.
Abbotts Alderney Diaries have
purchased the Toughkenamon, Pa.
milk receiving plant from the Kraft
Cheese Company George d. Riale.
formerly of Rising Sun, is manager
of the plant.
October's second full moon-the
Hunters Moons-occurs Saturday
night 31st inst. The Harvest Moon
was full on Oct. O.. 1t is a very
unusual occurrence for any month
to have two full moons.
e. B. Milburn, of near Appleton
Cecil county, is one of the five peo
+ pie chosen from Maryland to furnish
the corn for the Statewide exhibit
at the Sesqui- Centennial Exposition
in Philadelphia next year.
President G. A. Ferguson, of the
Cecil County Base Ball League, has
issued a call for a meeting of the
league to be held at North East, or
Wednesday evening, December 2, to
arrange for the coming season.
The ducking season opens or
Monday, November 2. Ducks are
reported more plentiful on the Sus
quehanna flats and the marshy
shores than for years, and the sea
son promises to be a fine one for
sportsmen.
The Street Motor Agency for
Essex and Hudson ears, conducted
for some time past in the R. B
Frazer building on Main street
Elkton, was closed last week. by
Sheritf Pierson. at the instance of
creditors.
The Clyde Line steamer Conan
che" that was destroyed by fire Oct
IL. off Mayport, Florida, was II
command OF Capt. E. E. Curry, o.
New York, formerly of Elk Neck
Cecil county, and the mate was
George Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Wilson, formerly of Eli
Neck, but now of Collingswood.
New Jersey.
1t seems our county shared in the
World Series base ball games, won
by Pittsburgh from Washington, as
the man who pitched the ninth
inning for the winning team was
native of Cecil county, Rube Oldham
who was born at Zion, son OF
! George and Mary McVey Oldham
J who removed to California when he
was child.