The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-10-13
porsona1 Mention :

now occupying their ne" hoine III holanu
Park.
DIR and Mrs. T. Rowe Price, of Glyndon
have gone on pleasure trip to the White
Mountains.
Mr.. A. c. Trip and family have closed
their summer residence, near Glyndon, and re-
turned to the city for the Writer.
Col. Ohio S. Lee, of Belalr, was IN Rich
mond, Va, this week. attending the annual
meeting of the Confederate Association
Miss Dorothy Horner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Joshua Horner, of Ashland, N. G. K.
R., has gone to New York city on visit.
-Messrs. Wilmer and J. Emory Cockey, of
Lutherville, who were very sick several weeks
with typhoid fever, are rapidly improving.
Mr. Madison E. Lloyd, of the Towson bar,
has been appointed notary public by Gov.
Smith and will establish an office in Govans-
town.
for Congress in the Second district, attended
the Belair fair this week and made scores of
new acquaintance.
DIR. Charles NJ. Franklin, of the Sheppard
Asylum, has returned from his trip which ex-
tended as far South as Savannah, thence by
steamer to New York.
Miss Margaret Bell, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Boyd Bell, of Windy Walls" near Belair
has entered as pupil at Mrs McCulloh's
school, near Glencoe, N. c. r. r.
Prof. Albert S. Cook, county school ex-
aminer, who has been sick at his home In
Towson several weeks. is improving rapidly
He is attended by DIR. ]. Royston Green.
Mr.. John Bond, of Iowa, who had been
visiting his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bond, of Western Run Valley, has re-
turned to his home, accompanied by his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Corkran, who
spent the early part of the past summer at
their home, "Elden," in Lutherville, have
taken apartments at Young's Hotel, Boston,
for the winter.
County Commissioner B. f. Taylor, of
Branshaw, 18th district has taken for the win,
ter furnished house on Roland avenue and
will occupy it, with his family, about the mid
die of October.
lev having rented her farm to Mr.. ]. A. Ulman,
has removed her family to Towson. She is
the mother of Mr.. Upton S. Brady Deputy
Register of Wills, who lives with her.
Rev. Richard Jungfer, who has been pas
tor of st. Johns Lutheran Church, Parkville,
Hartford road about year, came to Towson
early on Tuesday morning and was registered
in the third precinct of the 9th district.
Mr. Thomas A. Whelan, well known
member of the Baltimore bar, was in Tow
son on Friday, 18th inst, on professional bust
ness. Although lifelong Democrat Mr..
Whelan is an anti-Bryan man and will vote
for Mckinley.
Mr.. Fred. A. Groom, who had been en-
gagged in the dairy and lunch-room business at
Towson a number of years, removed his fam-
lily to Baltimore on Tuesday. de is now en-
pioyed by real estate company in the capac-
ity of collector
Mrs. John E. Hurst of "Hurstleigh,"
Charles street avenue, and her daughter, Miss
Sallie Hurst, will sail for Europe on the 10th
of November and will remain abroad until
next May. Mrs. Hurst has q married daughter
living in Florence.
Mr.. T. Howard Shelley, recent graduate
of the Law Department of the University OF
Maryland, has been admitted to practice by
the Supreme Bench of Baltimore. Heis son
of Mr.. George E. Shelley, well known farmer
Mrs. Harry A. Parr, who spent the past
summer at her cottage at Cape May, has re-
turned and is now at her country home, near
Sherwood She has taken the Fowler resi-
dence, Charles and Biddle streets, Baltimore,
for the coming winter.
Col. Benz. f. Taylor, member of the Board
of County Commissioners, was appointed by
Governor Smith one of the delegates from
Maryland to the annual reunion OF the Army
of the Cumberland, which took place at Chat
tanooga, Tenn, this week.
Col. Charles B. Rogers, ex-county school
examiner, called on a number OF his friends
in Towson on Wednesday. He is now en-
gagged in business in Baltimore, while still
maintaining his residence at the old Rogers
homestead in Green Spring Valley.
of Buefeld w. Va, this week paid visit to
the formers father Mr.. VIM. H. Kone, near
Texas, 9Th district They were on their way
to Philadelphia to attend convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. Joshua F Todd, we'll known farmer
near Warren, Sth district, intends changing
his residence about the LIST of December next,
when he will close out his farming operations
and remove to the North Point Farm OF his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Thomas b. Todd, in Pa
tapsco Neck. =,
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John Ralph Emory at her home in Green
Spring Valley, left for New York on Thurs
day. She will return in few days to visit
her cousin, Mrs. George w. Ewing, who lives
MI. u. w. Bork, OF Sweet Air, Baltimore
county, who has successfully conducted the
blacksmith business at Benson, on the Hartford
turnpike, for about three years, will dispose
of the same and 60 on the road as an agent for
hardware house. He is an energetic young
man and deserves to succeed.
Many Baltimore county people who atten-
ded the York fair last week had the pleasure
of meeting Mr.. Alfred G. n Matthews, for
merly senior member of the Baltimore auc-
pioneering firm of Matthews & Kirkland. Mr..
Matthews is now a resident of York county
and owns beautiful farm near York.
Mr.. Frederick Krautter, ST., who is nearly
20 years of age has resided on the Hartford
road forty-nine years, and is living now within
a stones throw of where he first located. He
and is highly respected citizen. One of Mr..
Krautter's sons married daughter of County
Commissioner Knox.
Mr. Robert H. Wright, who was appointed
last spring a member of the Board of Mana
gers of the Maryland House of Correction
and had been chosen treasurer of the Board
has sent his resignation to the Governor. He
is secretary of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Baltimore county and head OF the
Maryland Bleach Works, on the Falls road
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timore. have issued cards for the marriage of
Miss Eleanor Ogier sister of Mrs. Muller, to
Mr.. George Cover STREET.. The ceremony will
take place Saturday, October Goth, at p NJ,
at ST. Michael and All Angels p. E. Church,
Baltimore The prospective groom is the only
son of Mr. Joseph NJ. Street, and is connected
with the Belair Democrat. The young couple
will be at home after November 10th at Belair.
Republican Clubs Organizing.-A Re-
publican club has been organized at Powhatan.
I'd district starting with a membership of
nearly sixty. The following were elected Off
GERS: President, VIM. H. Kinney vice.presi-
dent, Francis L. Klemm secretary, X. Blaine
Sheroesse treasurer, Jonathan j. Peregoy
board of governors, George Younger, Thomas
Morrison, John l.. Jones, Frank Ditman and
Henry Schneider; sregeant-at-arms, William
II. Ebaugh. Resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing the administration of President Nc
Kinley and pledging united support to Mr..
A. a. Blakeney, Republican nominee Tor Con-
gress in the Second district.
Sale of Towson Property.-Mr. I. G.
Linzey has sold the large brick livery stable
property on the corner of East Pennsylvania
and Delaware avenues, Towson, to Mr.. Har-
rison Rider, Register of Wills, upon private
terms. The new owner proposes to establish
frst-class livery, sales and exchange stables,
for which the property is admirably adapted.
On the rear of the lot, which is $50 feet in
depth, Mr.. Rider will erect a brick house,
fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, to be occu-
pied by the man who will have charge Of the
stables.
Heavy Mortgage Filed.-This week pa
per was filed for record in the Clerks office at
Towson, in which Mr.. James B. Councilman,
we'll known farmer and dairyman near Pixies
vile, Sd district mortgages all his property.
both real and personal, to his wife. Mrs. Sadie
G. Councilman, for the sum of $72 900. The
mortgage states that the money was advanced
by Mrs. Councilman to enable her husband to
erect number of houses and other buildings.
Mr.. Councilman is secretary and treasurer of
the United Milk Producers Association, which
lately went into the hands of receivers.
Poor AS Bryan's record is as farmer, it
promises to be better than his record made as
politician As for craftsmanship, he has no
record to make or lose.