The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-07-15


With the mercury up in the nine
ties, it is good old summer time now
The annual carnival of Chesa-
peake City Fire Company will be
held August 5 to IL, inclusive.
Magistrate Scotten, of Elkton,
fined John R. Manning, of Newark,
Del, $1OO and costs, on the charge
Of operating an auto while drunk.
Wheat harvest is in progress in
this section of Cecil county. The
season is late, wheat generally being
in shock before this in our locality.
A number of music lovers from
this section enjoyed the concert Dy
the Baltimore Evening Sun News
boys Band, in the Armory, at Elk
ton, on Sunday evening last.
c. Ellis Deibert has been appoint
ed Deputy Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county. under Clerk Ralph
Andrews, Mr.. Delbert has for some
years past been employed by the Vic
tory Sparkler Company.
Mrs. Mary Cameron, of Chesapeake
City, through her counsel, joshua
Clayton, Esq, of Elkton, has docket
ed suit in the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, for an absolute divorce from
her husband James Cameron.
But two passengers boarded the
special Atlantic City excursion train
at this station, on Sunday morning
last. The train left Rising Sun at
$40 and reached here on the return
trip about ten o'clock that night.
The Fire Company of Perryville
opens it's annual carnival on Thurs
day of this week, and it will contln-
ue until July %. The Community
Fire Company Band, of this town,
will furnish music on Monday even
ing.
Thomas Kay, Jr., son of Thomas
Key, Sr., of Elk Mills, a graduate OF
!. the Cecil County High School, Elk
lion, has been appointed to scholar
!khip at St. Johns College, Annapolis,
md will enter the institution in
4 eptember.
The annual carnival for the ben
eft of Fremont M. E. church will be
Meld on Tuesday evening, July Is, in
a{feld on the Buchanan property
MHs.e will be furnished by the Com
munity Fire Company Band OF
Rising Sun.
The jury of condemnation in the
Cecil county court in the case OF the
Susuuehanna Power Company VS.. the
Hale Estate for right-of way over the
Hale property near Conowingo, for a
transmission line, has rendered a
verdict for $20O5.
Purity Rebekah Lodge, l. y. u
F.. of North East, has elected the
following officers: Noble grand, Mrs.
MA Gray; vice grand, Mrs. Sarah
Rothermell; recording secretary
Mrs. Mabel Montgomery; treasurer
Miss Ethel Biddle.
The Broad Creek CONSTRUCTION
Co., of Elkton, has been awarded the
the contract by the State Road Com
mission. to build concrete shoulders
on the road between North East and
Principle Furnace, and has begun
work on the job.
The Community Fire Company
with Band and chemical truck, at
tended the carnival at Aberdeen, or
Thursday evening of last week, anc
participated in the parade Ihey
were awarded a prize for the secone
largest number of men in line
DR.. H. M. Corenzwit, graduate OF
the University of Pennsylvania Vet
erinany College, whose card appears
elsewhere in our columns, has locat'
ed in Rising Sun for the practice OF
his profession. DR., Corenzwlt mas
had considerable experience in clinic
and herd work.
Two suspects are held at ElktoI
iail. Leroy Fisher, colored. arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Reynolds, and al
Italian named Amelio. arrested a
Havre de Grace by Sheriff LogaI
and Deputy Sheriff Short. The mel
are charged with being implicated
in the shooting affair at Octorar'
Junction, when an Italian was 81
badly wounded that he may lose ont
of his legs.
Arthur ]. Dinsmore had the mis-
fortune to break his leg a secon'
time en- Saturday afternoon wnii
assisting in unloading automoniie
from a car at the railroad station
Last winter while assisting with tn
operation of snow plow on the syi
mar road, Mr.. Dinsmore was swep
from the plow by broken telephon
wire, and suffered badly fractures
leg at that time. and it was tnl
pAber that was broken on Satur