The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-01-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs Of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED
More snow Tuesday.
And still more Thursday.
It's an old time w nter

u ~ f.
And still more. Thursday.
It's an old time w nter
Six below zero on Wednesday,
morning.
Miss Marjorie Deibert, of Chesa-
peake City, fractured toe one day
last week, while coasting.
Mildred, seven year old daughter
CT John Sartin, sustained a Goublr
fracture II the right 'eg Thlie coast
ing in Elkton last weeL.
The open season tor the hunting
Of wildfowl in Maryland is N"yer,-
Der / TO January 81, and not Nov. l
TO March Is, as formerly
e. Clarke Fontaine, Distric t
Supervisor Of High Schools, and
Hugh w. Caldwell, County Surerin-
tendent, visited the Rising Sun High
School last week.
The garage of Clark q Oliver, in
Perryyilie, was r. bbed CT tires and
accessories ole night last week.
The value OF the stolen articles
amounted tc $500.
Mrs. Josephine =. knight has
docketed a suit in the Cecil Circuit
Court, for an absolute divorce from
Ler husband, W. Lee knight, on the
grounds Of unfaithfIlness.
AS precautjon against the screa'.
Of scarlet fever, Health officials a.
Havre de Grace have forbidden at
tendance of children under II yedis
at moving picture shows there.
Gus Skinner, cclored, driver OF the
delivery cart of Elkton Supply Co.,
slipped and fell under his cart one
day last week, a wheel passing over
one OF his feet and badly mashlng it.
Over 900 Pennsy ivdnians arc
without an automobile driving priv
ilege because they operated cars
while intoxicated, the Pennsylvania
Department OF Highways anpounce2.
The rivers and harbors bill, NV
before Congress pro sides for a PR
! liminary survey OF Elk river, which
was proposed Dy Congressman Goldo
borough. of the Eat tern ShorA dis
trict.A
Calvert .Woman's club las s''c.ed
the following officers sor the n.iLg
year: President, Mrs. Lali, a.. Nil
ler; yice-presldent, Florence Brown,
secretary-treaslrer, Mrs. Hele n
Foster.
The gold watch stolen from the
Methodist. Episcopal parsonage =
North East, rAcently, wss recoser,
I'd in a pawn shop :E Wilmington
Ilel. The thief has not been ap-
prehended.
Lone OF the lerse plate glass shn.
windows IF the Tome Drug Store, in
Newark, Def, was broken one night
last we4k and several watches.
chains, pocke. knives ind othc.
articles kept on dlspla; stolen ty an
unknown thief.
Work on, the new dwelling oi
BENJAMIN Briscoe, on West Main
street is being pushed rapidly
despite the anfavorable build hg
conditions. 1t is expected to be
ready for occupancy by March rs.
A fox hunt was hold er BirminS
ham on Saturday afterno.F last an''
drew a large crowd. A number Of
riders followed the pack of seventy
hounds. when the fox was released
keynard gave them cry has.
and was finally holel,
The Child Labor Amen imeL' WI
he debated at jacob Tome Institute.
Fort Deposit. on FTlday es, nin,'
Jan, SO. John A. Me- fari'n, OF
Pennsylvania, will speas in ~
i ositlon to the Amend cit, arc
states attorney Jesaua ClaJiCn, OF
Ceclle county. Will defend it.
The predicted sn''w ste I'm sMel'
in on us tuesday. SLOW fell
throughout the Afternoon ap. mt
late at night, the high Wild drittln
q badly. The storm grew in iuteu-
sity as the day wore on, and the
temperature dropped rapidly, zero
beng reported early in the evenins
while reports Wednesday morniLs
were six below zero, making It the
coldnest weather experienced SO far
this winter.
The roads are badly drirted
throughout this sec.ioI.. A o;s''
Roads snow plow from Cnests ito~ !.
reached Rising Sun shortly after tn'
midnight hour Tuesday, with repairs
tor the plow that ls kept here, tht
driver reporting me:h drifting al
rloug the way.