The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-11-09

guests of Rising Sun relatives.
Mrs. Frank Williams entertaine
very delightfully."- at bridge lunch
con on Wednesday afternoon last
Mrs. G. c. Hill entertained a
Bridge Thursday afternoon at he
home "Idlebrook," near Rising Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maslin, O
Havre de Grace, were weekend
guests of Miss Mabel Johnson.
Miss Gertrude Dare has returned
to her home in Rising Sun aftel
spending October with Mrs. Irs
Burdsall in Wenonah, N. j.
Mrs. A. H. Porter and daughter
Mrs. Ferdinand Phinizy, of Augusta
Ga, were guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil e. Ewing.
Joseph Simmons, of Havre dc
Grace, has entered suit in the Har-
ford County Court, for a separation
from his wife, Mrs Edith Simmons
While playing football near his
home at Perry Point, Robert, nine
year old son of Walter Finsler form.
erly of Havre de Grace, suffered a
fracture of his right knee.
Little Misses Ruth and Adaline
Wilson entertained about rs OF thei
friends at Halloween party a.
Maple Lawn last Saturday from t(
5 O'Clock. All were in costume and
spent the time in games and sport
Miss Mabel Johnson entertained
at Bridge Friday afternoon, at hel
home on East Main street. Twenty
guests were present to enjoy the oc
casion, Mrs R. c.. Dodson being
awarded high honors.
Dr.. Walter E. Campbell and mem.
bers of Albert McCann's household
all of Hartford county, are takint
Pasteur treatment as the result OF
having come in contact with a COW
which died from rabies.
Frank Gregg, II, retired farmer,
was found dead in bed at the home
of his son, Rudolph Gregg, near
Jowentown, last Wednesday. He
lad been in poor health for some
.ime.
Mrs. Clara Koons, who sustained
, successful operation at Richards
Hospital, Port Deposit, returned to
Ter home in Rising Sun on Sunday,
lfter a months stay at the hospital
Mrs. Koons is recuperating rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emory Barr, OF
Mt. Hope, Lancaster county, cele-
rated their golden wedding ami
ersary Saturday, October 27. The
ouple received many beautiful gifts
including $S5 in gold which was pre-
ented by the family
Mrs. E. M. Keene, of Little Brit
in, attended the 55th wedding an.
iversary of her parents, Mr.. and
1rs. ]. B. Leaman, OF Bridgeport, |
"a, Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and |
lrs. Leaman are both enjoying good |
ealth.
Miss Anna Franklin of North East
the proud possessor of a post card
rought over by the Graf Zeppelin,
n its recent flight across the At
lntic ocean. The card, from a
lend in Germany, carried Fried
chshafen post mark and required
bout fifteen cents postage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cameron, Mr..
nd Mrs. G. H. Cameron, Walter M.
ameron and daughter, Dorothy, of
Using Sun, were among the guests
} attend the dinner dance given at
lie Hotel du Pont, Wilmington, on
thursday evening last by DR.. and
RS, Arthur Cameron West Grove,
honor of Thedore Roosevelt DANTE
I'D bride. About one hundred and
'ty guests were in attendance.
Charles Harrington and James
entry, who were arrested near
erryville, several weeks ago, by
abroad Detectives Fadley and
aldwin, charged with stealing a
uck in Baltimore county, and later
18th breaking into freight cars on
e Pennsylvania railroad, have both 6
zen found guilty in the Baltimore
ounty Court. Harrington has
zen sentenced to five years in the
and Gentry to Is
onths in the House of Correction.
Mayor Mckinney, of Elkton, who /
as one of the speakers at the din
n served in the Howard House, in '
kton attended by business men OF I
kton and Wilmington, said he /
und the parking regulations of {
harmful. He cited t
veral instances where he had been
eated harshly by police when he b
led to park his car in the business r
ction of Wilmington while on
opping tour. a