The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-02

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H. M! Wilson attended the Shrin-
ers conclave at Atlantic City on
Saturday.
Miss Willamina Ward left this
week for Mary Lyons School,
Swarthmore, Pa.
William McNamee is attending
Beacon's Business College, and Car
roll Boyle Goldey Business College,
Wilmington, Del.
Harry ]. Fox, of Rising Sun, is a
member Of this years Freshman
class at Washington College, Ches-
tertown, Maryland.
]. D. Donache, Saml. j. Terry,
John H. Terry, Alfred Burkins and
Neeper Edwards enjoyed an auto
trip to Gettysburg battlefield on
Sunday.
Mr.. Louis E. Francks, of Elkton,
and Miss Rose M. Haggerty, of Viii
mington, Del, were married by
Rev. w. R. Moon, in Elkton on
September Is.
Five of Miss May Johnson's rela-
tives from Harrisburg, Pa, motored
down on Sunday to see her. Hav-
ing undergone an operation about
has since been in poor health.
w. Louis Ryan, Supreme Chief
Knights of the Golden Eagle, left
on Monday for Tampa, Florida
where he will institute Castle
| He will also visit Key West on bust
ness in connection with the Order,
while in the Sunny South.
Miss Elizabeth Reese, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Reese. of
Wilmington, Del, formerly Of Elk
ton. was married Saturday. Sep
tember 26th, in Trinity P. e.
Church, of that city, to Mr.. Gamble
Latrobe, also of Wilmington.
Mrs. Jennie w. Taylor had as
weekend guests Mrs. Sallie Keene
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tay.
| or, daughter Betty, Miss Mildred
Lapp, Mr.. Earl Trego, Baltimore;
| Mr. Brown, Mrs. Mary Hirzel, child
rem Taylor and Junior, Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Leroy Barry
Oxford, Pa, have issued invitations
'or the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Elizabeth Mellon Barry, to Mr.
William Joseph Pownall, son OF Mr.
md Mrs. William Pownall, of
Coatesyille, Pa, at the home of the
bride, on Saturday, October 10th.
Mr.. James M. Tosh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. T. Johnson entertained
1T Pleasant View Farm, near town.
the past weekend Miss Martha
Kearney and Miss Juliet Furry, of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Samantha
Green. Canton, Ohio, They also
visited William ]. Kearney and
'amily, Elk Mills.
| Among those from Rising Sun
land vicinity to attend the State
Convention of the w. g. T. u, in
Baltimore, on Thursday and Friday
IF this week were Mrs. Scott Will
son, Mrs. Eli II. Reynolds, Mrs.
| Harry Glackin, Mrs. Mary Garvin,
Mrs. Isaac Yocum, Mrs. Jennie
Gillespie.
Rev. Warren H. Hershey, of Nor
ristown, Pa, has accepted call to
he postorate of West Grove Pres
5yterian church.
Commissioners of Motor Vehicles
2. Austin Baughman has issued 2
warning that wagons travelling the
State highways after dark must
larry proper lights. This regulation
will be enforced, in the interest Of
general safety.
Elmar e. Bennett, Edward Popular
md John Boyd, all of Havre de
Grace have been presented with $50
each by Alfred I. dupont, of Will
mington, for recovering the bodies
Of three sailors of Mr.. dupont's
yacht, who were drowned recently.
So thoroughly hazed was Walter
/ A. Blackwell, Jr., son of MIR, and
Mrs. Walter A. Blackwell, formerly
Of North East but now of Newark,
Del. a Freshman at the University
Of Delaware, in the ''scrap" with the
Sophomores that his cellar bone
was broken.
Lawson Trimble and Ernest
Adams, Jr., of Bay View, this
county, who lost their dog Duke, f"
while making trip to the Pacific
Coast by auto, have been notified
that the lost canine at at the home
Miss Helen Ryan. 26s North Second
street, Laramie, Wyoming. Duke"
will return home by express.