The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-09-15
Kidnapped at rimonium.-A certain well


known Baltimore county farmer, who has
large herd Of fine Jerseys, was the victim O
two heartless sisters at Timonium fair OF
Wednesday. 1t seems that one of the sister
decided to go back to Baltimore not becaus
the fair was fraud, a snare, or a delusion
but for some reason best known to herself
Mr.. -, Whose name we prefer not to give,
and the other sister kindly walked to tn
train with her. All three got on the car a
Mr.. -, who is noted for his gallantry, sug
gested that they should see the last of the de
! parting sister. In moment the train move(
| off, but it was thought that it was only goinf
on a switch, but to the dismay and consterna
ton of the young man, it sped on and or
until the gaudy sideshows and tents of the
fair were lost to sight. The conductor then
came up and in the heartless way that only
!. conductors have demanded the fare. The
| farmer looked blank shifted uneasily in his
seat, opened his pocket book wherein could be
seen an unoffending quarter, few coppers
and ticket to the dispensary of Moist Joy.
The poor man grew red, then redder finally
he found words to explain his troubles and, to
their shame be it said, those wicked sis
tiers began to laugh. However, one of them
came boldly to the rescue and made peace With
the conductor, who passed on, the GOODNESS of
his expression softening into an amused smile.
AS the train sped on its way Mr.. - be-
came more and more uneasy and his counte-
nance had worn and troubled expression,
for the vision of his wife and her friends who
were waiting lunch for him on the fair
grounds, arose before him and he knew that
each moment was making it more impossible
for him to keep his engagement as dutiful
husband should. Then, too, his fair compan-
ions were to be heard making plans in which
the word "Rennert's" could be heard with
hopeless frequency. Finally Baltimore was
reached and the unsophisticated farmer was
last seen being literally dragged between the
two girls, and heard in weak and exhausted
tones pleading "But I've no money and
tickets for Moist joy don't go at Rennert's."
compromise on Callaghan's your credit Is
good there" and off they went, the girls
triumphant the farmer meek and resigned.
Let us hope that by now he is safely back in
the arms of his family, and forgiven.
This story may have moral which might
be used to advantage by all farmers who at
tend county fairs.
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.
Edward O'Mara and wife to Patrick O'Mara, lot
on Benson avenue, 81, &c.
John Mike and wife to Nellie Mike, 4 acres in
18th district, 81, &c.
John Mike and wife to Louis Mike, 49X acres
in 12qh district, 81, &c.
W. r. Whitaker and wife to S. NJ. Heagy and
wife, lot in 9th district, 81, &c.
Esther A. Wood ct al. to 7. B. Todd and A. J.
Rogers. lot in 14th district 81, &c.
VIM. H. Hare and wife to J. +. Zeller, So acres
in 18th district, $500.
E. j. Myers and husband to VIM. P. Myers, 20
acres In 4th district, $500.
Paul Schmidt and wife to Paul Schmidt and wife,
lot on Washington road. 18th district, S., sc.
Amelia K. Brooks to NJ. j. Cromwell, lot in 9th
district, $25.
Ira Day to ]. G. Mohlhurich. lot in 9th district,
1880.
]. F. Coekey and wife to Sherwood Distillery Co.,
lot in Sth district. 500.
P. f. Wisner aud wife to w. H. Candles, s acres
in 18th district, $174.81.
N: s. Watts to 7: F. King acres on Dover road,
8th district, $50.
J. A. Clagett and Annie E. Clagett to Frank W.
George and wife, 2acres on Reisterstown turn
F. W. George and wife to J. A. Clagett IS acres
at Randallstown. SIS.
r. v. Stansfield and wife to John E. Bolte, lot of
ground. 1000.
Robert Magruder to Joseph F. Smith, lot in Sd
district, 1854.
Geo. R, Willis attorney. to H. v. voelker. lots
Adolph f. Decker. assignee, to John Spencer
and wife, lot in 14th district, $3.50.
MORTGAGES.
G.. w. Phillips and wife to ]. f. FILLER. 5000.
F. D. Mclean and wife to Glyndon p. B. A, $50.
]. 7. Whittle to Glyndon p. Is. A., $500.
Harriet NJ: Zimmerman ct al. to Wetheredville
Savings Bank, $500.
F. W. George and wife to J. II. Clagett $500.
Geo. T. Richards and Annie g.. Richards, his
wife, to Thos. d. Mitchell, 1880.
John Spencer and wife to Canton P. B. A. No. l
of Baltimore City, 500.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES.
Glyndon P. B. A. to James s. Wilson.
Patterson Park P. L. & b. A. to Clemens Fern
ing and wife.
Trustees of estate of T. H. Mottu to Frank w.
George and wife.