The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-02-10
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention
Mrs. William H Street,, of Fallston, who
has been sick for some time, is improving.
Miss Amy Williams, of Warrenton, Va,
is visiting Miss Eliza D. Longnecker, of Tow
son.
Miss Bertha A. Fowble of Fowblesburg,
4th district, is visiting friends on West Fayette
street, Baltimore
MIR. William H. Conkling, of Mt. Wash
iugton, has been reelected president of the
Savings Bank of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Dulany, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. E. M. Gillet, of Bacon
Hall' farm, near Glencoe, n. G. R. R.
Mr.. Frank Ehlen, of this county, has been
elected member of the board of directors of
the MARYLAND Fire Insurance Company.
Another week has passed and the State
Senate has not yet confirmed the nomination
of Col. B. F. Taylor as County Commissioner.
Rev. C. D. Taylor, junior pastor of Here
ford Circuit, has been visiting his father; Rev.
A. E.. Taylor. who is pastor OF the M. E.
Church at Wrightsville. Pa.
Mr.. Lemuel d. Offutt, of Coles Towson
insurance agency, will leave next Monday for
trip to Florida, partly on pleasure and part
ly for the benefit of his health.
The Maryland Senate on Tuesday con-
firmed the nomination of Mr.. Charles W..
Slagle as a member of the Board of Trustees
of the Maryland Agricultural College.
The congregation of McKendree M. E..
Church, Arlington, has passed a resolution
asking the next Conference to return Rev. E..
H. Lamar, their present popular pastor
Miss Mary Peerce, daughter of Mr.. E. S.
Peerce, of Dulany's Valley, who is spending
the winter in Baltimore with her aunt is at
present visiting friends in New York city.
Miss Bertha Hull, who lives on the old
Hartford road, near Cub Hill, who was very
sick about week, is now in an improved con-
dition. DR.. L. l. Whiteford is attending her.
Misses Caroline Thompson, of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Anna Black of Baltimore,
who had been visiting the Misses Scott, of
Western Run Valley, have returned to their
homes.
delegate and Mr.. John r. Hunter. alternate.
to represent Hereford Circuit in the electoral
convention which will meet in Washington in
April next.
Col D. G. Mcintosh, of Towson, was one
of the guests at the dinner given on Tuesday
night by Mr.. John Gill of R., North Charles
street, Baltimore, in honor of Governor John
Walter Smith.
Mr.. Richard Cromwell has been reelected
president of the Mount Vernon Woodbury.
Cotton Duck Company, and his son, Mr.. w.
Kennedy Cromwell, was chosen one of the
vice-presdents
Mr.. Jesse Slingluff, member of the bar,
has been appointed trustee in bankruptcy of
the Baltimore firm of Slingluff. Johns & Co.
His bond was fixed by Judge Morris, of the U.
S. District Court. at 5000.
T.. L. T..
c. Howard, of Baltimore county, are among
the incorporators of the Chesapeake Electric
Company, which has inst been organized in
Baltimore with capital stock of $4,000.
Miss Bertha Mays, principal of the public
school at Corbett, n. G. r. R., is very sick at
this time at her home and under the care of
DIR. F. e. Mitchell. She is daughter of Mr..
B. Howard Mays, ex-bridge superintendent
Mr.. G.. Herbert Cox, of Havre de Grace,
and Miss Florence ]. Billingsly, formerly of
Perry Hail. were married at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, in that city, on Thurs
Col. Jack Chinn, of Kentucky, who was
with Senator Goebel when he received his
death wound at the hand of an assassin in
Frankfort, KY. is cousin of Mrs. Washing
ton Stevenson. of Fellowship" near Towson.
Mr.. Charles R. Bussey of the 9Th district,
who was formerly teacher in the public
schools of this county, has embarked in the
business of auctioneering. He is brother of
Mr.. Robert H. Bussey, of the Baltimore coun-
ty bar.
On Friday night of last week number
of members of Sherwood P. E. Church, Cock
rector, Rev. A. T. Pindell. The larder of the
rectory was filled to overlooking, and the even
ing was spent very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aquila Chilcoat of Western
Run Valley, on Wednesday celebrated their
golden wedding-the fiftieth anniversary OF
their marriages. MI. OQlICOdI, WHO Is dOOub
50 years of age, is we'll known farmer. of
that section of the county, where he has
spent his entire life.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Pearce, of the 9Th district
will hold public sale this month"; on the
farm of Mrs. s. G. Plath. near Shawan. Mr..
Pearce has been living on this farm as teamster
and renter for twenty-eight years and in that
time was absent from the farm but six months
The sale will be advertised in THE UNION next
week.
Mr.. John Arthur. the we'll known carriage
builder at Fork, 18th district, desires to be-
come a member of the School Board, the
change in which will take place next August.
Should the bill now before the Legislature,
providing for the reorganization of all the
who is a successful business man and an ex-
cellent citizen, will be strongly backed for the
place.
Mr. Luther Timanus, of the I'd district,
who is an ex-judge of the Orphans Court,
called on some of his friends in Towson on
Thursday. He served on the first petit jury
that sat in the Court House in Towson, some
time in the SOS. having been summoned by
Sheriff Poole. Few of the men who served
with him are still living. Judge Timanus,
whose home is near Powhatan, lives on q
farm where he has spent his entire life, the
property having been decided to his father
more than one hundred years ago. He is the
father of Mr.. J. ]. Timanns, of the Baltimore
county bar.
Marriage demonstrating the month
of January, 1900, Mr.. N. Bosley Merryman,
Clerk of the Circuit Court, issued marriage
licenses to the following persons:
Amedee Smith to Alice Fishpaugh.
VIM. A. Mcdonald to Annie B. Davis.
Harry E. Gillespie to Isabel Hardy.
VIM. R. French to Annie M. Turnbull.
Edward G. Clark to Anna J. Trenchard.
John w. Carter to Annie H. Carroll.
Samuel ]. Sims to Emmer E. Kehn.
Charles Writ to Clara X. Ensor.
Howard Minnick TO Mollie Flowers.
Murray Perkins to Emily Norris
William Kuhn to Isabel NJ. Colon.
Charles H. Bielfeldt to Annie l.. Price.
II w En- ri To Elizahafh M Iingcnmh.