The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-04
Personal Mantion-


MIR. Elmer j. Cook, of the Towson bar.
will spend the Fourth at his old home in
| Greencastle, Pa.
Mrs G. w. Pocock, of Belair, has been Wis
iting Mr.. p. II. Pocock, of Dulany's Valley,
| Baltimore county.
Mrs John Ridgely. of Hampton, went to
Monterey Springs on Tuesday to spend few
days with friends.
Mr. Harry Love, who spent several months
in Colorado, has returned to his home Love
tom near Cockeysville.
Mr.. Clarence G. Foreman. of the 9th dis
trict, is Republican candidate for States At
torney of Baltimore county.
Rev. Karl Buff for some years pastor of
Jerusalem German Lutheran Church. Garden
! vile. Belair road has resigned.
-Ex. Gov. William Pinkney WHITE and
family have removed for the summer to their
| country place at Ruxton, N. G. r. r.
] Mrs. Joseph H. Rieman, of "Dumbarton. !"
near Towson, has taken a cottage at North
East Harbor, Maine for the summer.
| MIR. Robert H. Wright, of the Maryland
| Bleach Works, Falls road registered at the
| Imperial Hotel, New York city, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Henry Latimer, of Phila-
delphia, who had been visiting Mrs Wilbert
Hutchins, near Monkton, has returned to her
home.
Mr.. Frank l. Wheeler; insurance agent.
this week removed from the east side of Tow
son into his new house on West Chesapeake
avenue.
COL Henry NJ. Warfield and Mrs. Warfield
spent the month of June at Pot Spring farm,
north of Towson. Mrs. Warfield will 60 North
later in the season.
Miss Frances Scarvell, of Shepherdstown,
w. Va, who was former resident of Western
Run Valley, is now visiting friends in that
section of the county.
Prof. T. Marshall West, of Dickinson Sem.
mary, Williamsport, Pa, is visiting his father,
Rev. t. M. West, senior pastor of Hereford
Circuit, Baltimore county.
DR.. e. N. Brush, of the Sheppard and
Pratt Hospital, near Towson accompanied by
his son, registered at the Murray Hill Hotel.
New York city, on Wednesday.
had mAssEtsPa EE
Maryland State Teachers Association which
was held at Ocean City this week.
Mrs. Cook, wife of Prof. A. s. Cook, coun-
ty school examiner, accompanied by her chill
dren, left on Thursday for Wilkesbarre, Pa,
to spend some time with her sister,
Chief of Police A. T. STREET. announced
this week that he is candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Sheriff. He is resident
of the 18th district and has many friends.
Miss Ella M. Connolly, one of the assistant
teachers of the public school at CockeysvilIe,
left this week for Northern New York and
Canada, where she will spend Der vacation.
Mrs. H. B. McGlone, of Timonium, who
was last week reported sick with appendicitis,
has had an operation performed at the Mary
land University Hospital and is now much
improved.
Miss Bessie S. Marley, secretary of Trinity
Church choir, Towson, sailed from Baltimore
for Boston on Wednesday, accompanied by her
brother, Rev. ]. Tilton Marley, of Virginia,
and his wife.
Mr.. Edward B. Owens and family, of Bal
timore, have again taken the Baptist parsonage
in Towson for the summer. The family of
Rev. w. e. Robertson has gone to Virginia to
remain until fall.
Mr.. Harry C. Horner, president of the
Overland Hunt Club, is spending some time at
the Smedley House, Towson. He is a mem
Der of the we'll known Baltimore firm of
Crook, Horner & Co.
MIR. Albert NJ. HobitzelI, clerk in the of
flee of the Baltimore County School Board,
spent the Fourth of July holiday with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Hoblitzel of
Lisbon, Howard county, Nd
Mr.. Osborne l. Yellott, counsel to the
Board of County Commissioners, who was in
Baltimore about two weeks being treated for
an abscess in the head that caused him great
suffering, has returned to his home here much
improved.
Mr.. Clarence W. McMaster, chief clerk
in the Towson postal station, accompanied by
Mrs. McMaster, left on Friday, Sd inst, for a
driving trip to Fawn Grove, York county, the
distance being about 40 miles. They will be
away some days.
President Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and Mrs. Cassatt, spent
Sunday last with their daughter, Mrs. W.
Plunkett Stewart, at her country home in Green
Spring Valley. They came by special train
from Philadelphia.
-Ex-Sherff Samuel J. Robinson, of Balti
more county, has been very sick several weeks
at the Maryland Hospital for the Insane, on
the Frederick road, where he has been an Of
ficer for some time. The family of Mr.. Robin
son lives in Baltimore.
The 10th district will have plenty of candi-
dates in the coming Democratic primary.
Among those already named are Mr.. H. w.
Knoebel for judge of the Orphans Court; Col
Joshua H. Cockey for the State Senate and
Mr.. Jacob NJ Pearce for the House of Delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ritter celebrated the
iAdaieaeefRREV6SffSffaRsHt %eeR and entertained
a large number of their friends. They were
assisted in receiving by their daughters, Misses
Laura and Florence Ritter, and Misses Bessie
s. and Matte Biddison, of Baltimore. Mr..
and Mrs. Ritter received many pretty and use
full presents.
Mr. William Ensor. of the 18th district
who is the largest land owner and the most ex-
teDsive farmer in the upper end of Baltimore
county, was among the visitors to Towson on
Wednesday. This season he has 300 acres in
wheat and he says the crop will be fairly
good one. He thinks the farmers have no
reason to complain about the rain in June, for
he says itsaved the hay crop and gave the corn
a splendid start. Mr.. Ensor had three binders
running in his wheat while he was here on
Wednesday.