The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-04-07

Knoebel, 10th District.-March bid adiew
to us for this year in a very blustry manner,
although it borrowed few days from April.
We may now look for balmy days and April
| showers. On Wednesday we were visited by
something unusual-a snowstorm followed by
thunder, for which the weather prophets were
unprepared
Gardening at present seems to be the one
thing thought of in this neighborhood. No
matter which way the eye wanders one sees
some industrious tiler of the soil planting his
garden sass" Quantities of peas have already
been planted by the farmers.
Confirmation services will be held Sunday
| next palm Sunday,) at 10 clock A. NJ, at ST.
Johns Lutheran Church, Blenheim. by Rev.
John Eberlein. Services will be conducted IN
English. Public cordially invited. The Sun,
day school of this church was reorganized
| April LIST and is in hourishing condition.
| The Faithful Workers still hold their meet
ings every Sabbath evening at o'clock
The physicians of this neighborhood are over
taxed being almost in constant attendance day
and night on every family. Grips prevalent
often followed by pneumonia.
Mr.. Guy P. Kemp of Baltimore, is seriously
i'll at the residence of his uncle Mr.. ID. w.
| Patterson.
MISS hdLl6 dooiotohb tCoNAcA
School No. 5, is very i'll at the residence of Mr..
John E. Slade Unionville Miss Evelyn Ger
man, of Towson, is substituting for her.
Mr.. George Fox teacher of Blenheim school,
is confined to his home by sickness.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Halle having sold his farm
recently we greatly regret his leaving the
neighborhood as the family have many warm
| friends here.
Prof. o. c. Ebaugh, school examiner, has
been visiting the schools in this district
Communion services were held last Sunday
at Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church. Sew
eral new members were added. :.
Leroy, son of Mr. H. w. Knoebel, is very i'll
and under the care of DR.. ]. S. Green. z.
Owings' Mills, 18th District.-The many
friends of Mr.. Nimrod Logsdon, the popular
| magistrate will regret his retirement from Of
| flee on MAY first next.
Mr.. John B. Reese and bis bride are spending
their honeymoon very quietly at their home,
"Seven Oaks" near this place.
Mr.. Holtz paper hanger formerly of Pixies
vile, has removed to Pleasant Hill, suburb
of Owings' Mills.
Mr.. Joseph McCubbin, of this place, has Sc
cured position as motorman with the United
Railways Company
Miss Bugglen, whose death occurred on
Saturday, 31st ult., was relative of the late
John Faugmeyer, of this place, and had for
many years been a member of his family.
Her remains were taken to Baltimore for in
terment.
Our farmers and gardeners who are anxious
to get in their crops are very much discouraged
by the unreasonable weather. -.
Property TransfersinB Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases. Mortgages. Bills of Sale, etc.,
received for record in the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS. ASSIGNMENTS. ETC.
Mary A. Cunningham to George L. Bilups lot
on Hayward avenue Sd district 600.
Robert T. Paine, Jr.. and wife; to August Beck
and wife, lot at Gainesville, LIST district, 5000.
Catharine L. Cloud and husband. to Joseph A.
Shaeffer, acres, 81 perches. nth district, $525.
VIM. 9. Dorsey to Jabez r. Moreland Z, and md wife,
Anna Smith and husband to Mary +. Long, lot in
Govanstown. ground rent $50. $1,000.
Roland Park Co. to Katharine Glasgow, George
Anderson. lot in Roland Park, $1,000. ~
Roland Park Co. to Alfred II. L. Dohme, lot in
Roland Park, $2S3;5O.
Alfred r. Hyatt to Newburg Land Co., lot in Sd
district, &c.
Alfred J. Kohly to Matte Gerber, lot in 18th
Matte Gerber to BENZ. Wheeler and wife, above
lot, 81, 000
August Bender and wife to Joseph Blank and
wife, lots in 18th district, 81, GOO.
Agnes Dickey ct al. to The Trustees Of Della
Methodist Church, lot in Della, 1st ist., s., so.
George A: Dickey ct al. to same, interest in
George R. Willis, attorney, ct al, to Elizabeth
Debelius 25 es- 1870 acres, 18th district, $500.
John l. Anderson ct al to Board of Trustees of
Taylor Methodist Episcopal Chapel, lot in 9th
Joseph II. Taylor ct al to same, interest in above
Alfred Selig and wife to C. NJ. Armstrong, lot on
North Point road, 18th district, $50.
Howard L. Rider to Robert II. Wright $500
acres, 9th district, 81, 80l.25.
Henry L. Bowen to Mary G. Taylor ct al. lot in
Towson, ground rent $40, $4,000.
Thomas W. Offutt, administrator, to John Black
and B. John Black 234 acres, IL perches, I'd dis
trict, $1,000
West Arlington Improvement Company to VIM.
H. Emig and wife, lot in Sd district, $3.50.
George r. Willis. attorney, to Julian o. Elinger,
lots at Highlandtown, $3.50.
Julian o: Ellinger to Albinus Schuck, part OF
MORTGAGES
G.. l.. Billups and wife to Ashland B. A., $780,
]. E. Moreland wife to Cough Street L. & S. A.,
j. a. Schaeffer and wife to Cornelius Shaeffer,
Julius Rudigier of A.. and wife, to Home P. M 4
Louisa g; Councilman and husband to J. snyder
John Milchllng. .Jr., and wife, to Frank scharf
and wife, GOO.
joseph Blan So Sl wife to August Bender $780,
H; G. Suter and wife to the Uncle Sam Savings
Elizabeth Debelius and husband to c. t. Bagby,
valentine Diller and wife to Madison Square P.
Albert Goodrich and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co., $3.50.
B. John Black and wife to John Black, 5000.
BILLS OF SALE.
I. Q. Compton to Fannie E. Beidemans S $e7 Is
John b. Cook to Myer Fox, $3.50.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Amelia Gettermiller vs. Addison Clark ct al,
$225
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
The Independent L. S. A. to Carroll B. A.:
VIM. Isaac. truS., to The Home P. NJ. L. s. B. A.
Charles S. Tinges to H. E. Hyatt, trustee.
Cockeysville P. B. A. to Philip Z. Frantz
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
City Block b. A. to Conrad Becker.
Ioyola 2. B. A. to Mary A. Cunningham.
Edward Plumer to John Milchling, Jr.. and wife.
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Co. to Roland
Mary Dressed to Louisa Councilman and hus.
Uncle Sam L. & s. Co. to Rosa Bender and hus.
Catonsville L. g. s. A. to Henry c. Suter.
w. II. Cuddy, Jr., to Thomas G. Hunter and VT.
Outbufldings Burned--Heavy Loss
About l o'clock on Tuesday morning last the
frame barn on the property of Mr.. Paul M.
Burnett, near Stevenson, Green Spring Valley,
was destroyed by fire. From the barn the fire
spread to the carriage and poultry houses, con-
Stunning both. All the stock, consisting of
eight horses, two cows, two heifers and lot
of poultry was consumed. The fire was dis
covered by Washington Crooks, a farm hand,
who was sleeping in the carriage house and
was aroused by the heat. Mr.. Burnett tele-
phoned to the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Com
pany, which responded and rendered valuable
assistance in preventing the spread of the
flames. The neighbors also helped in remov-'
ing the carriages from the carriage house.
The damage is estimated to be about $4,000.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but it is
supposed that it was the work of an incen-
diary. About ten O'Clock Monday night
suspicious-lookin colored man was seen lurk-d
ing about the premises. Mr.. Burnett and
family, who spent the winter in Baltimore,
moved out only day or two before the fire.
At late hour on Monday night the barn
and corn house on the property of Mr.. p. Pal
agano, near Ashland, N. G. r. R., we're burn.
cd, together. with good driving mare, hay,
corn, farm implements, etc. The loss is es-
timated at about 81 900 and is only partly COW
cred by insurance. The cause of the fire,
which originated in the corn house, is envel-
oped in mystery.
Real Estate Sales.-Thomas c. Biddison,
auctioneer. sold at the Court House on Tues.
day, for Mr.. John G. Erdman, surviving ex-.
ecutor of Adam G.. Erdman, deceased, abott
GO acres of woodland situated on the Belair
road, about miles from Baltimore and adj
joining the Silver Spring property; purchased
by Mrs. Annie S. Deitz and Mrs. f. L. Aichele
for $50 per acre. $40
On the same day c. 8. Hobbs auctioneer,
cold for MaeSra paul Rurnott IT 7 Hum