The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-07-05
TOWN AND COUNTY
Short Paragraphs of Recent Events of
Interest to Our Readers
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Dixon. of Phil
adelphia, are guests of Mrs. B. H.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Ewing and
family spent Sunday with relatives
in Hartford county.
Miss Anna Ewing and Evan Job
visited friends and relatives in Phil
adelphia on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hartenstine,
Of Principle Furnace, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Sarah Wagner.
Andrew Barber, of near town, suf-
ferred a slight stroke on Saturday,
but is much improved at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haughton Whiteford,
of Baldwin, Baltimore county, were
Sunday visitirs of Miss Mary Brum-
field.
Harvey SINNERS has returned to
his home after successful opera
ton at Richards Hospital, Port
Deposit.
Mrs. Harvey Scott, of Elkton, has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter, Enzabetn Lee Scott, and
Mr.. Richard c. Dutrow, of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The wedding of Miss Marian
Mealey. of Wilmington, and Mr..
Harry A. Wright. Jr., of Elkton,
is announced to take place on July
10, in st. Patricks X. C. Church,
Wilmington.
Miss Mary c. Bones, daughter OF
Mrs. JIM Holden OF rising Sun, was
a member OF this years graduating
class OF the UuiverslLy OF Pennsyl-
gania, in Education. Miss Bones is
a graduate of Western Maryland
college, and has been teaching in
Edgewood, Pa, High School.
Miss Blanche Ford, of Elkton,
teacher in Nlntn dlstrict school, and
Miss Grace gersoD. former school,
supervisor for Cecil county, sailed
last week on an elght-week trip to-
europe. While there, they viii at
tend the International educational
congress to De held IN Switzerland.
Miss Halle Kaye Frye, daughter
Of MI. ana Mrs. T.. Frye, OF Waddy,
kentucky, and Captain kaynor Gay
rey, 17tE Field Artillery, Fort Bragg,
were married at the nome OF the
oride 'on Saturday. Captain Carey
IS a son OF MRS. Audie Carey, owner
of the North East Slar, and the late
George o. Carey.
Miss Edna M. Moore, daughter OF
Mr.. and MIS-. Mearns moore, OF near
Blue Ban, in company with the
Misses Gladys Miller, Cherry Hill,
Rachel barnes, Charlestown, and
Mildred Copenhayen, Bel Air, are
enjoying an auto trip across the
continent to California, and expect
Co be gone the entire summer.
Miss Mabel Stephenson, OF Port
Deposit, was a MEMBER OF a party
of tourists who sailed July 3, on the
5. s. Carmanla, for Europe. The
party is headed by Miss Ethel G.
Ginsteln, formerly secretary to SEN
ator o. Il. Weller, and will visit Eng
iand, Holland, Belgium, Germany
Switzerland, Italy, and France, re-
curning the cary part of september.
Miss Helen Clay Solway, daughter
of Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Solway, OF
Wilmington, Iormerly OF Eikton,
and Mr. Waiter David Racine. Jr.,
son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter u. Ra-
cine, of that city, also formerly OF
near Elkton, were married in st.
Andrews p. E. Church, Whining
ION, at 1880 O'Clock, Thursday eve
ning. The BRIDE, VINO was given in
marriage by her uncle. Mr. Reuben
Clay, of Eikton. Her mother was
matron OF honor. William Hines,
of Childs, Md, and Wlibert Sykes,
of Eikton, were two OF the ushers.
Chester Geiger, of Wrightsdale,
Pa, has a small orange tree that is
bearing a number of oranges. The
fruit is thin skinned and of fine
flavor.