The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-02-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
s.,.rs ADVERTISED IN THE UNION"


near Kingsviile. 18th district
Thursday, February 26, by James Y. Lacey on
Mrs Agnes Emory's farm, on the Jarretts-
vile pike, mules, horses, COWS, nogS, lmple-
ments corn hay. etc.
Thursday, February 26, by Frank Trainor, on tne
farm of the late Peter Kelley, near Kings
vile, horses. cows, hogs, farm Implements
household effects, etc.
THURSDAY. February 20. by Richard Howard on
the Western Run pilzenorthwesto OF Oockeys-
viI1e. norses muies, cattle, hogs, farm lmple-
sstnrdav, February %. by G.. 7. Reifsnider, as
signee at Townsend Hall, Glyndon, house
and 2acres of land half mile east of Glyn-
Thursday, March 5, by Henry Brown, ST., on the
JarrettsVille pike near Sunny brook, horses
COWS n1 Msrc chr bV Thomas 4. Jenfer. at
Loeb Raven, registered Jersey cattie. work
and driving horses hogs farm ntensls: esc
on the premises. the farm of Lawrence Scnn-
der, deceased. near Dances MIL 10Th district ct
Wednesday, March II, by VIM NJ isaac mort
qaRee on the premises, a business property
ao,idav' March IS, by c. Ross Mace, attorney,on
The premises, improved land on the Pnlla-
delphia road, in the 18th district
Thursday, March 10, by E. N. Rich, Leigh Bon
sal and Charles E. Cockey, trustees; at the
Teal Estate Exchange, Baltimore; the sum-
ner hotel, Mt Holly Inn, near Walbrook.
- Next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday and
the beginning of Lent.
- Additions TO THE UNIONS mail lists con-
tinue with every issue and this IS most graft
flying. -.
Phoenix, fell few days ago and broke an
ankle.
- Minnie p Compton has been commits
stoned postmaster at Frankinville, Baltimore
county.
- The snow this week was badly drifted in
many places, some of the county ROADS Delhg
entirely blocked to travel.
- The cold snap of this week furnished
the tardy ones with another opportunity to Sc
cure an ice supply for next summer
- Ex-Sherff Joshua T. Whitte, of Balti-
more county, has been appointed deputy
warden in the Maryland Penitentiary
- Don't forget the birds just now while
their natural sources of food supply are cut on
by the heavy coating of snow upon the earIn;
- How does the grounding adherent feel
about this time. No doubt he is rubbing ms
sides with glee and grinning ike the ass tnat
he is. NJ.
IA marriage license was issued in Balti-
more on Tuesday to Daniel ID. Lytle and Ida l.
Robinson, both of White Hall, Baltimore
county.
cety, at its last meeting. unanimously declared
in favor of the consolidation OF rural puDhc
schools.
- Thursday morning, February 10Th, was
fbe coolest of the winter. up to that time.
Thermometers in Towson registered from zero
TO above.
The pretty notes Of spring birds were
heard early on Tuesday morning. They
sounded rather unreasonable with the mercury
down to TO- =,
give an oyster supper in the Cooper Building,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of next week.
this time there has been really no good sleigh
ing this winter.
= Contractor John A. Sheridan is prepar-
ing plans for the erection of 81, 500 cottage
for Mr.. Richard Vincent, Jr., on his property
at White Marsh.
Plenty of plows were running IN some
sections of Baltimore county the latter part OF
last week and the ground was in fine condi-
tiOn for the work.
"a marriage license was issued in Wash
iugton on Tuesday to Harry NJ. McAvoy, of
Baltimore, aged 26, and Mary E. Greenwald,
of Baltimore county, aged 20.
They say the real reason why the ground
hog did not come out of his hole on the I'd
instant was because he was afraid Roosevelt
would put coon in his place.
- Want advertisements IN the columns OF
THE Union appear to produce very satisfactory
results. At least this is what the advertisers
say and they are the best Judges.
->The comic valentine did business this
wear as usual, but the demand for it was not
as great as it once was, due, no doubt, to
growing refinement among the people.
"A private boarding school for young
ladies will, it is said be established at Roland
PARK this year. A large building for the pur-
pose will be erected on the Lee property.
MIR. T. E. Macken, real estate broker
has sold cottage on the Windsor Mills road
near Powhatan, to Mr. Henry R. Exmire for
1880 About an acre of land is attached.
- The snow of this week was much deeper in
the upper end of the county than 1t was about
Towson. AT some points it measured nearly
IL inches on the level, while at others about y.
- The County Commissioners passed an
order this week that the road commissioners of
the several districts must not expend dollar
on the roads except upon the order ofthe Board.
The entertainment in the hall at Green
wood, 18th district, will take place Saturday
evening. February Dist. at o'clock. The OBJ
ject is worthy one and the attendance should
be large
with today-Saturday February Dist
ends The second month of winter, and we have
experienced quite enough OF 1t IN the way OF
weather to make us feel that we don't want
any more.
Mr.. John B. WALES, of Arlington, with
his fine black road mare, cleaned up the
bunch at the Electric Park sleighing carnival
on Wednesday night and was awarded the first
prize for speed.
While we had decided drop in the
mercury here this week in parts of the West
aud Northwest the weather was the coolest OF
the winter, thermometers registering from III
to IS below zero.
mir. Henry D. Rullman, of Govanstown,
the we'll known stone contractor. has purchas-
ed from the Beaver Dam Marble Company the
stoneyard located at Lafayette avenue and
Dickson alley, Baltimore.
"A 10th district young man who missed
going to see his best girl last Sunday on ac-
count of the weather-the drive being long
one-said he,believes at least seven inches of
water fell that day where he lives.
%The trial of Edward C. Watts, now con-
fined in Jail here upon the charge OF murder,
ing his wife, has been removed to Hartford
county and will be tried in the Circuit Court at
Belair at the term now in progress.
I'VE owe the readers of The UNION an
apology for the poor quality of paper upon
which it was printed last week and this. This
was Que to mistake of the manufacturer and
will not be likely to occur soon again.
"A few nights ago horse belonging to
Mr. Samuel Watkins, of Baldwin, Long Green
Valley, was kicked in the stable by another
horse aud soseriously injured that the services
OF veterinary surgeon were necessary
THE exceptions filed by Mr.. Gotleib STEM
gle and others to the ratification of the exam
iners' report on the opening of the Merritt road,
in the 18th district, will be heard by the Coun-
ty Commissioners on Monday, March I'd.
- Mr.. James f. Clark is having the plans
prepared for the erection of large addition to
his summer home at Lake Station, N. G. r. r.
He recently bought the property, which con-
tains acres. from Mr.. Telfair w. Marriott.
THE County Commissioners will hold
special meetings on Thursday and Friday of
next week, February 10Th and 9th, for the pur-
pose of hearing applications for the abatement
of taxes. After those dates the books will be
closed.
The 9th district road men were out early
on Tuesday morning opening paths through
the deep snow in TOwson. For this thanks
are due Messrs Greenbury P. Shepperd and
Thomas G. Stevenson, road commissioners for
the district.
Mr.. R. E. Lee Hall, attorney for Mr.. H.
NJ KoehIer, of Baltimore, has filed suit for
$4,000 damages against Mr.. William Dunty.
ST.. well known citizen and business man of
Perry Hail. 18th district. The cause of action
is not stated
-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baltimore County Medical Association was
held at the residence of DR. H. S. Cassidy, Ro-
land avenue, Thursday afternoon. Addresses
were made by DR.. Cassidy, Prof. Ames and DIR.
Francis G. Bayne.
school Examiner Cook has determined
to introduce among the teachers what is known
as the "Hindsdale Round Table" which con-