The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1889-01-26
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Col. Gist 7. Cockey, of COckeysville, who
has been i'll for some time, is improving.
Talbot j. Albert, Esq, of Baltimore county,
has been elected member of the Maryland Re
publican Association in Washington.
State Senator James J. Lindsay has estab-
lished law office at 129 East Lexington street,
Baltimore, where he can be found every Satnr-
day.
Mrs Cornelius, wife of Rev. John w. Cor
neius, editor of the baltimore 1IethodtSt, has
been visiting friends in TowsontOwn the past
week.
Mr.. R. NJ. Green, of Washington. brother
of Mr.. Samuel II. Green, of New Freedom,
formerly of this county, is lying very ill with
pneumonia.
MIR. Milton w. Offutt and wife have tenn
porarily given up their pretty residence in this
place and have gone to the city to spend about
two months.
Rev J. G. Reitz, of Hagerstown, has sue
ceeded the late Rev. William NJ. Heilig as pas
tor of st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church
at Sweet Air.
Miss Silvine Slinguff, daughter of C. Bonn
Slngluff ESQ, ofTowsontowE, is visiting Mrs.
James F. Barbour, of Rhode Island avenue,
Washington.
MIR. Daniel,Jenifer, Jr., who has been i'll for
a long time at his fathers residence, in the 18th
district, has so far recovered to be able to sit
up. His friends expect to see him out soon.
Major John l. Yellott, who has been spend
ing about two months at Sanitarium in Berks
turned home on Thursday. He is looking very
well and says he feels much better.
. Mr.. John Earle Turnbull was married in
Baltimore, on Thursday last, to Miss Sophia G.
Carroll, daughter of the late James Carroll of
'Summerfeld." Mr. Frank Lee of Baltimore
county, was one of the groomsmen.
Mr.. Frank l. Duncan, of the Baltimore
county bar has been retained as counsel for
Kunigunda Betz, the woman who is charged
with having murdered old Mrs. Schneider, at
her home in the Belt a few weeks ago;
The marriage of Miss Elinor Williams,
daughter of Hon. George Hawkins Williams,
of Baltimore county, to Mr.. Chatard, of Wash
ington, is announced to take place on Tuesday,
February 18th, at the family residence in the
city.
Mr.. ]. Glenn McComas of the 18th district,
returned a short time ago from a weeks visit
to New York and Brooklyn His brother, Mr..
James McComas, of Belmont county, Ohio,
who since spent some time with him, accom-
panied him.
Mr.. Henry Kellogg and his four daughters,
who have been very i'll with typhoid fever at
their residence, near Lutherville. were much
better on Thursday. The funeral of Mrs. Kel
logg who died on the 18th inst took place on
Monday. Her remains were inferred in Green
mount Cemetery.
Mr. James i. McCabe, the well known con-
tractor, who owns fine property at Notre Dame
Station, Maryland Central r. R., was married
on Tuesday morning last, to Miss Kate p. Snow
den, sster-in-law of Mr.. Charles NJ. Lanahan,
ofGovanstown. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. ID. f. Lyman, of st. Mary's Church.
AT the meeting of the Baltimore Methodist
ministers next Monday, the Rev. George Nor
rison, of Baltimore county, will read, by re-
quest, a paper on '"The Political and Ecclesias-
teal Relation of Protestant Christians to the
Parochial School System of the Catholic
Church.
General W. B. Franklin, of Hartford, Con-
necticut, has been paying visit to his brother,
Col. Walter S. Franklin, of Ashland, who is
spending the winter in the city. Gen. Franklin
is the Chief United States Commissioner to the
Paris Exposition of 1889. During the war of
the rebellion he for some time communicative
left division of the Army of the Potomac.
Mr.. Samuel Lemon, of st. James, Nebras-
ka, who was visiting friends here in the early
part of December last, has returned to Towson-
town again. He drives a beautiful pair of
cream-colored ponies which he brought with
are greatly admired. Mr.. Lemon has refused
several very tempting offers for the team.
Capt. VIM. NJ. Thompson, 4th Cavalry U.
S. Army, was in Towsontown on Monday and
called to see us. He is on leave and is spending
the winter in Washington with his family.
Capt Thompson, who is a son of DIR. VIM. S.
Thompson, of the 8th district of this county,
has seen many years of hard service on the
planes. Latterly he has been stationed in Ari
IONA.
-Df. george "A. thompson, VINO mas Tor some
time been engaged in private practice in this
county, has been appointed an Assistant Sur
geon in the United States Army by President
Cleveland. For the present he will be stationed
at Mount Vernon, Alabama. Some years ago
DR.. Thompson was surgeon in the army, but
resigned and came home. Heis an accomplish
ed young man and talented and skillful sur
geOn. He is the youngest son of DR.. VIM. 5.
Thompson of the 8th district one of the oldest
and most highly esteemed physicians in this
State. Two of the young Doctors brothers are
captans in the regular armV