The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-10-05


IL and IL.
The festival held at Providence on
Thursday evening last, for the oene-
I'll Of the Ku Klux Band netted $4o.
rha Board of Education for Cecil
county has closed the Racine pupilc
school in Elk Neck. because OF small
attendance.
The recently held poultry supper
of Union M. e. church, near Leeos,
was great success, the sum OF SILT
being cleared.
The net proceeds Of the carnival
held by the Oxford Fire Company
are announced by Treasurer KirE to
have been $11,S80.56.
Friday, October 18th, Columbus
Day, is a Legal Holiday and the
banks in Rising Snu will not be open
for business on that date.
The third annual Mercantile In
dustrial Exhibition, under auspices
Z Of Cecil Post No. Is American Le-
gion. will be held in the Armory in
Hlkton. October IT, 18, 19 and ~.
Bunting Brothers have sold their
warehouse property in Oxford TO
John Ware, Jr. Mr.. Ware will IN
stall machinery for the manufacture
of concrete blocks in the building.
The gas-electric passenger coach
that is expected will be put in ser
vice on the Octoraro division, by the
Pennsylvania railroad company, made
a trip over this division on Saturday
w. w. Won Todenwarth, OF Tampa,
Florida, has sold through Karl j.
Austin Local Real Estate Agent, his
property at Calvert, Maryland, TO
Mr.. John C. Cheatham, of Noting
ham, Pa.
The electrified lines of the Penn
sylvania Railroad between Philadel-
phia and Wilmington, which nave
been under construction for two
years, were put in operation at mid
night, September 50.
Rev. DR.. Henry Runner, long pas
tor of Harmony Presbyterian church,
Darlington, Hartford county, and
wed known here, has rendered his
rsssEHation to his congregation. He
and Mrs. Runner will reside in Wilm-
ington, Del.
The Cecil County Sunday School
Association in annual convention in
Elkton, elected Rev. Oswald Schwal-
be, of Zion, president; Lynn G. Gil
lespie, Elkton, vice-president; Dr..
j. Leroy Trone, Elkton, secretary,
and Robert ]. McCauley, Elkton,
treasurer.
Caught in raid on road house
near North East, John Nanni, the
proprietor was fined $50 and costs
by Justice Scotten of Elkton, and
five other men and three women
were fined $40 and costs each, for
lisorderly conduct. Nanni has been
taken in charge by the Federal au-
fhorities.
j. Hayes, McCauley, of near Elk
ton, has chosen trade name for his
purebred Holstein dairy herd, ac-
cording to an announcement made by
the Holstein-Fr -Friesian Association OF
America which registered the name
for Mr.. McCauley. "Antego" is the
name chosen as part of the name
of each individual animal in the
herd.
Because of an outbreak OF rabies
in Milford, Del, and vicinity the
$State Board of Agriculture has
placed a quarantine on dogs in all
OF Cedar Creek Hundred and the
j town of Milford. The quarantine
requires that all dogs be tied up or
confined on the premises of the own
er. Any dogs found running at
large will be shot.
David Scott, of Elkton, has been
appointed by the Maryland Automo-
bile Club, Supervisor for this dis
trict, of the American Automobile
Association and the Maryland Auto
mobile Club The district includes
Cecil county and Hartford as far west
as Aberdeen, with headquarters al
the Howard Hotel.
The big pumper of the Community
Fire Company, of this town, manned
by Fire Chief j. d. Donache and
numher of firemen in full uniform
n pated in the parade at Havre
ce, on Monday afternoon, held
bration of the taking of toll
off of the vehicular bridge
ming the Susquehanna river be-
that town and Perryville.
spectacular program OF air
ITS has been arranged for the Air
et which will formally open Will
ngton's Airport, Bellanca Field on
furday. October 6th.