The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-04-11
Personal Mention

MIR. John Crowther, Jr., and family hav,
removed from Baltimore to Luthe-ville 70
the summer.
Miss Hilton, of Carlisle, Pa, has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Smith Orrick, O
Glyndon, Baltimore county.
Mrs j. H. Reiman and daughter, O
"Dumbarton," near Towson, are spending
Easter at Atlantic City. N. ].
Mrs. Charles Herzog, of Govanstown, Mis-
Herzog and Mr.. Arthur Herzog, member o
the bar, are spending Easter at Atlantic City
Mr. Joseph Friedenwald, proprietor o
for Europe about May LIST and spend the sum
mer abroad.
Mrs. F. B. Hartman and daughters, who
spent the past winter in Philadelphia. have
returned to their home at Owings' Mills, Balti
more county.
Mr.. William B. Graves, of "Grey Rock, u
near Pikesville, has rented his house for the
coming summer to Mr.. John ID. Howard, a
Baltimore broker.
Mrs. McCabe, wife of Col. L. B. McCabe,
of Govanstown, who had an operation per.
formed at hospital in Baltimore last Satur-
day, is doing well.
Mr.. Leonard H. Neudecker and family,
who spent the winter in Baltimore. have re-
turned to their country place on Roland ave-
nue. for the summer.
DIR. Lingard l. Whiteford, who had been
confined to his home at Parkville several days,
suffering with a severe cold, is again out at
tending to his practice.
Mr.. Owen II. Mercier, candidate for mayor
of Ellicott City on the Law and Order ticket,
was elected on Tuesday over Mr.. Robert Yates
by majority of q votes.
Rev. F. B. Wunnenberg, pastor of St..
Joseph's Catholic Church, Belair road, who
fell and broke leg some weeks ago, is now
able to move about again.
Miss Rosa Henderson, daughter of Mrs.
Mary L. Henderson, of Towson, who was
obliged to submit to an operation at a hospital
in Baltimore. is improving.
Mr.. A. L. Pope, secretary to President
Vim. H. Bosley Of the Queen Anne's r. r.
Company, with his family, will spend the
coming summer at Glyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Boehm, who spent
the past winter in Baltimore, have returned
and are again occupying their house in Aig-
burth Park, adjoining Towson.
Mr.. Asa B. Gardiner, Jr., head of the Gar
diner dairy in Baltimore. was among the visi-
tors to TowsOn on Wednesday. He says his
new business is progressing finely.
Col. B. f. Taylor, who is member OF the
committee, was in Tows0n on Tuesday making
final arrangements for the formal reception of
the Spanish gun on the LIST of May.
Mrs. William E. Stansbury, who had been
sick several weeks ut her home, Union Hall T"
near the Hillen road. is now improving slowly.
DR.. J. Royston Green is her physician.
The many friends of Rev. J. l.. Straughn
pastor of Baltimore Circuit M . P. Church, ex-
press much pleasure because of his return by
the late conference. He resides in Towson.
Rev. r. Heber Murphy, rector of ST..
Johns Church. Western Run, and Mrs. Muir
ply are spending some time at New Smyrna,
Florida, for the benefit OF the latter's health.
Miss Mary D. Mitchell, who is student
at Pennsylvania College, is at her home at
Hereford Baltimore county, for the Easter
holiday. She is daughter of DR.. Alex. r.
Mitchell.
Mr.. Stevenson A. Knox, son of County
Commissioner Charles HI. Knox, who has been
very sick at his home, near Lauraville is some
what improved and there are hopes of his
recovery.
Mr.. Roger T. Gill, of the law firm of N.
Rufus Gill & Sons, was among the successful
Democratic candidates for the First Branch
City Council of Baltimore in the primary held
last Tuesday.
AT meeting of the Overland Hunt Club,
held on Monday night last, Mr.. Thomas g..
Stevenson, of Fellowship" near Towson,
was elected master of hounds to succeed Mr..
G. G. West, resigned.
DIR. William G. McCurdy who lately sold
his property at Delta, has removed his family
to Baltimore and has located at 1910 West
Lanvale street, where he will continue the
practice of his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam G. Kolk will celebrate
their silver wedding (twenty-fifth anniversary
at their home in Long Green Valley, on Mon
day evening next, April 18th. Mr.. Kolk is a
successful farmer and dairyman.
Mr.. Elias Livezey and his daughter, Miss
Livezey, who spent the winter in Baltimore,
have returned to their home at Gainesville:
Mr.. Livezey is one of the Oldest residents of
that section of Baltimore county.
Mr.. James E. Green, Jr., of Towson, COM
menced work on the LIST instant as cashier of
the new National Bank at New Freedom, N.
p 10 ovDootod that the hank will
open for business today-Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Mattfeldt, mother of DR..
Charles L. Mattfeldt, of Gainesville, suffered a
severe stroke of paralysis last Sunday and since
then she has been in a precarious condition.
She is the widow of Clarence h. Mattfeldt.
Col Robert Hough, of Baltimore, has been
has filled that important position and always
to the entire satisfaction of the management.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry M. Benzinger, who
spent the winter in Baltimore, will in few
days reopen Harmony Hail." their summer
home near McDonogh, W. M. r. r. Mr.. Ben
Finger is of the law firm of Benzinger & Cal
we'll
Mr.. Joseph Blair, principal of the public
school at Sparrow's Point is spending some
time at Atlantic City for the benefit of his
health. Mrs. Blair's mother and sister, Mrs.
Mary Price and Miss Frances Price, are visit
ing her.
Mr.. Alfred D. Bernard of the law firm of
Richard Bernard & Son, is one of the delegates
from the Maryland Society, Sons of the Revo-
luton, to the National Congress of the organi-
cation which will meet in New Haven, Conn.,,
April Both.
Mr.. Emil Budnitz of the Baltimore law
firm of Campbell & Budnitz, was among the
visitors to Towson on Wednesday. He is a
Republican in politics and voted for Platt at
Tuesdays primary; He says he is satisfied
with the result and will support Wachter.
Mr.. E. Clay Timanus, who won in the Re-
publican primary in Baltimore on Tuesday for
president of the Second Branch of the City
Council, is a member of the Baltimore county
family of the same name. He is a nephew of
ex-Judge Luther Timanus, of the I'd district.
Mr.. William Nelson Brown, son.in-law of
Col. B. T. Taylor, of Baltimore county, has
gone to Eagle City, Alaska, in the interest of a
New York mining company, and will be away
some time. The distance he travelled is about
5000 miles, the last 800 miles of which being
done in dog sleds on the snow.
Mr.. Louis d. Greene and Mr.. Isaac M.
Flory, both of whom won for the First Branch
City Council in the Democratic primary in
Baltimore on Tuesday, are natives of the 4th
district of Baltimore county. Mr.. John ID.
McFaul, who won in the Republican primary
in the 18th ward, is also native of this county.
Much qualification is expressed, not only
by Methodists but by members of other de-
nominations, at the return of Rev. John r.
Church for another year. He has Just closed
his third year here and on entering upon the
fourth he has the good wishes of many out
side of his own congregation for his continued
success.
Mr.. Emil Funk, proprietor of Govanstown
Hotel, and Mrs. Funk celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their wedding on Wednesday
night and entertained large number of their
friends. Among the guests of special honor
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Funk, of Baltimore,
parents of Mr.. Funk, who are each IS years of
age. and Rev. Nicholas Burkhart, who mar
ried the couple twenty years ago.
DIR. A. G. McCurdy, who is member OF
John Eager Howard Council, Jr. o. O. A. NJ,
of Towson will be candidate before the
State Council of that order for representative
to the annual meeting of the National Council
which assemblies this year in San Francisco.
The representatives have their travelling ex-
penses paid and also receive per diem. 1t is
thought the trip will consume about a month.
Mr.. William s. Fendall, son of Mr.. Charles
E. Fendall of Towson, who finished the four
year engineering course at the Maryland Agri-
cultural College and then went into the shops
of the Maryland Steel Works at Sparrow
Point, has now obtained a position in the
Navy Yard at Washington. He has developed
remarkable talent as a mechanical engineer
and his father is justly proud of the success be
has met with.
Fear of the Spread Of Smallpox.-On
Tuesday Mr. IT Alvah Merritt a we'll known