The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-04
Many Marriages in the Month of June

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Harry w. Schultz to Florence D. Walters.
Francis B. Crowther to Eliza H Leisenring.
Henry S. Cockrill to Lydia B. Reid.
Robert w. Hanson to Mary A. Price.
Harry u. Conner to Anne r. Il. Dorsey.
David N. Bunce TO Bessie F. Craig.
Wilbur T. Hartley to Emily j. Penn.
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Walter r. Rupp to Margaret r. Love.
Charles G. Hopes to Ola M. Appelby.
George c. Stahl to Annie Nj. Prill.
Conrad Ditzel to Julia G. Gill.
Thomas Applegarth to Grace Aud.
George n. Orem to Amsey e. Pearce.
John r. Campbell to Ida NJ. Johnson.
Joseph Driesell to Nellie Weaver.
Charles e. Clark to Fife A. Fringer.
John E. Jenkins to Florence M. Paxton.
Richard w H. Jungfer to Marie NJ Kempske.
William Mese to Mary Maenner.
John H. Hale to Carrie e. Cooper.
Charles w. Martin to Minnie A. Wisner.
Charles N. Parrish to Bette B. Duncan.
Charles w. Grove to Laura V. Robinson.
Joseph A. w. Billingslea to Lille A. Roache
Jacob G. Rumpt to Mary E. Williams.
Jasper S. Grace to Lille ]. Evans.
Harvey r. Ward to Rosa L. Taylor.
Charles E. Long to Anna M. Schwartz.
Nicholas Dyer to Amelia Frank.
William L. Creager to Mittie V. Price.
Fritz Steinbach to Lillian Flattue.
Henry @. Fetgater to Beulah Hoffman.
Charles H. Murray to Jennie Wilson.
Thomas S. Fisher to Idina NJ. Pierce
James H. Babel to Martha S. Schwal.
N. Nestor Edwards to Violet Bayne.
Harry G. Sanders to Bertha 6. Durham.
Walter B. Grady to Louise M. Miller.
William Frazier to Marie Terry.
Godfried Beste to Louise T. Quick.
Eugene Bower to Garnette /. Burke.
Warren S. Russell to Minnie A. Repson.
Lee ]. Eastman to Cora [. Semmes
G. Eugene Whiteford to Coreine l. Riggen. .
John 2. Bauer to Sophia Otto.
]. Howard Evans to Madeleine LeBrun.
Charles Hachter to Virginia M. Smith.
Rudolph A. Barnkol to Ida B. Towsend.
Frank A. Hartman to Annie E. Perry.
Harry N. Cooper to Ada M. Sven.
William E. Read to Louisa A. Morris.
Charles G. Herbst to Martha Smidt.
Robert A Tarbert to Isabel B. Parker.
William P. Ref to Clara Roever.
August F. Mueller to Leona Haas.
William H. Walters to Laura V. Stroh.
Robert Morang, Jr., to Iva A. Owens.
Frederick L. Jacobs to Nellie Hudson.
Fred. w. Wildberger to Elizabeth NJ. Smith.
James +. Shaffer to Rosa M. Bosley.
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Amos o. Hill to Geneva Price.
Emanuel w. Smith to Augusta l. Mack.
Nicholas WEIGH to Rosa Blackburn.
Hicks Forecasts for July.-Warmer
weather and less rainfall will be the rule in
July, over most sections of the great grain pro-
ducng regions, than in July, 1902. AT the
same time we do not look for general or
severe drouth or for an excess ofsummer heat.
The first storm period is central on July I'd
and Sd. July will open with cloudy weather
and drilling rain. On the I'd and Sd there
will be pronounced storm conditions. 1t will
turn much warmer, will grow muggy and
close and some solid thunder storms, with
local rains, will pass over the country. These
storms may not subside before the 9th, but a
change to cooler will follow with cloudiness
and driZzle and high humidity.
The second storm period extends from the
9TH to the 9th. There will not, however, be
widespread and soaking rains. Behind the
clustering storminess and thunder look for
rising barometer, westerly winds and cooler,
clearing weather.
The 18th and 18th are the central days OF
the next storm period. Another great heat
wave will arise at this time and many electri-
cal, threatening storm clouds will arise on and
touching the 10Th. Cooler weather will come
about the 10th to 18th
The fourth storm period will run from the
18th to oath, being central on the Goth. A
general and persistent heated term will pre-
vail at this time but the humidity will moi be
high. Some very deceptive storm clouds viii
appear, bringing some heavy gusts of vino
and dust but blowing over with only light
rain, except in narrow localities There will
be some quite heavy storms OF or about the
oath. The 25th, 26th and 9th will be the cen
trail days of reactionary storm period, when
there will be climax of summer heat. There
will bean excessive warm wave about the 9th
July will come to its close with the first stage:
of regular storm period forming in western
sections.
Sales of Mortgaged Premises.-Schwat
| Bros. e Co., auctioneers, sold at the Court
| House on Tuesday for Mr.. Alfonso Won
| Wyszecki, attorney and assignee of mortgag,
| from Benjamin +. Hause, Sr., to Lawrence
| Sollenberger, flour mill with three-quarter
| of an acre of land attached, situated in Frank
lintown, LIST district; purchased by John H
Biemiller for $3.50. The property is subject t.
ground rent of sos per annum.
George w Stocksdale, auctioneer sold on tn
premises on Monday, under a mortgage from
Georgetta B. Gore to Eleanor l.. Pinkerton
which was subsequently assigned to Alexande
c. McCurdy, 81 acres of land, improved by
frame and brick dwelling and a chopping ant
feed mill, situated in the 4th district abou
two miles west of Reisterstown purchased b,
the Gore heirs for 81 900.
| The same auctioneer sold on the premise
| on Tuesday, under the same mortgage, farm
of 25 acres at Butler, improved by a ston
dwelling, tenant house and roller process
mill of 90 barrel capacity purchased by DR.
Alex. G. McCurdy for 81 900.