The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-10-03

mile west of Corbett, N. Z. X. H., u hero VI
grade Jersey mich cows.
Thursday October Is, by Jacob NJ. Pearce, on
Clifford Hall farm, near Monkton, Guernsey,
Jersey and Holstein cows, heifers and Duils
also one driving mare.
-Only three more months remain of the
year 1903 and its end is already almost in sight:
- Thanksgiving day will be the next great
holiday. 1t will occur this year on the 10Th OIL
November.
- Cupid's work in Towson will soon cumi-
nate in the marriage Of four well known young
people of the town. =,
= The Ladies' Aid Society of Epyortha NJ.
e. Church, Cockeysville, has donated sou To-
ward the debt on the church. -
- Mr. Reuben II. Wineholts OF the ON as
trict, grew a head of White Dutcn cappage
this season that weighed 70 PoIhnds;; Isl, hove its
first meet of the season at Rodgers shop, York
road Saturday, October Sd. at 3 P. NJ
THE naturalization mill was again set In
motion at Towson on Tuesday and eight men
were made citizens of the United States.
at Highland Park, Detroit, Mich, on
Wednesday, Mr.. Robert NJ. Taylor's horse
Arrahgowan ran second in the seven furlong
race. r
The Gainesville Y NJ. G. A. baseball
team has finished successful season. ~ playe9d
nine games with teams from olher Pi"0eS anu
won them all.
Mr.. Frank X Hooper has commenced
the erection of foundry building at Glen
Arm for use in connection with his press Dullo-
ing establishment.
Grace NJ. p. Church, Chestnut Ridge, on sun
day evening next. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. J. L. Straughn.
- Political matters were warm around
Towson again this week, especially on Tues
day and Wednesday when the county Com-
missiopers were here.
Don't fail to read the instructions to
voters published in the local columns OF The
UNION today Better post yourself well before
entering the election booth.
mir. w. M. Synder. OF StewartstowMn n
York county. has purchased the farm OF MI.
VIM. F. McGinnis, near Gorsuch Mills, nn
district, upon private terms.
1.-The road from Hartley's Mill to Glen
Arm Station is being macadamized under the
direction of Road Commissioner FRANK >.
Kearney of the 18th district.
THE Hazelwood Democratic Club OF the
14th district was organized on Tuesday night,
with Mr. Andrew Reinhardt as president and
Mr.. Jacob Weibrenner, secretary.
IA large frame barn on the farm Of Mr.;
\ county, was burned Friday morning OF last
week Cause of the fire unknown.
- Contractor John Cowan is rapidly push
ng to completion the large addition to Johns
Hopkins Hospital on Monument street, the
cost of which will be about $685. 900.
- Last Sunday the mercury shot up to 30
and the day following it was more than 20 de-
grees lower. A person that can't be suited in
this climate must indeed be hard to please.
- Horses and cattle from the farm of Mr..
Charles ]. Bonaparte, in the 18th district OF
this county, were exhibited at the Southern
MARYLAND Fair, at Upper Marlboro, this week.
1.-The Towson football team will play
their first regular game of the season with the
Loyola College team, at Clifton Park. Hartford
road, on Saturday afternoon. october 10th.
by the distribution of the State public
- 10 hwrk arfr roll IN a
LIST inst. Baltimore county white schools will
receive SO, 3SO.73, and colored schools 50 1870.
>Mr Daniel Hockaday, of Woodbourne
avenue, who is proprietor of the Chesapeake
Betting Company in Baltimore, is building
large warehouse on McKim street to cost 50, 900.
white Gaa aEps Haad sdEhsS eS at Ct
tention to cattle feeding and many stock cattle
have lately been received in that section OF the
county.
sit must not be forgotten that our Prohi-
bition friends will have ticket on the official
ballot this year. But whether they are run
ming for fun or for their health we are not pre-
pared to say
- The Sunday school convention under
the auspices of the Maryland Sunday School
Union, will be held in Towson M. 4. Church,
on Wednesday next. Rev. George H. Mock
will preside.
house on Ridge road, Roland Park, for Mr..
William H. Appold, the cost of which will be
0,00O.i Virginia sandstone is being used in its
construction.
- Many of those "invited' to serve as vice
presidents of the Mt. Carmel mass-meeting to-
day will not be there, for the obvious reason
that they are not in sympathy with those at
the head of it.
->The annual meeting of the neighbor-
hood Improvement Club of Govanstown will
be held in Golden Eagle Hall, Tuesday even
ing, October 9Th, when an election for officers
will take place.
"a large corn house on Filston Farm, in
the 10th district, was destroyed by fire few
days ago, together with a number Of farm i'm
PIGMENTS It is thought the fire started from
an engine on the farm.
THE members of the police force fire.
men and other Democratic county officials
were busy early this week looking after the
registration of voters. Do the taxpayers pay
them to do such work?
- Mr.. J. II. Friedenwald's road team
King and Rosa F., trotted mile on the Pim-
lico track few days ago in 2:26 The condi-
tions were unfavorable at the time and Mr..
F. thinks he can do still better.
Next Tuesday, October 9Th, will be the
last day of registration this year. If your
name is not already on the books you must
have it placed there on that day otherwise
you cannot vote in November.
Lehman l.. Dilworth has been appointed
postmaster at Kingsville Baltimore county,
vice Edward Christ, removed. Mr.. Dilworth's
father, the late William Dilworth, was post
master at klngSVllle many years.
1.-THE White Hall Grain, Milling and Sup
ply Company proposes to increase its capital
stock from $4,000 to $685. 900. The company,
of which Mr.. Nelson Gilbert is president, does
: business at White Hall. N. G. R. R.
~ mass-meeting, under the auspices of
the YtSu9g Mems Republican CLUB, Will be
held at HlgShlandtown, on Thursday night
next. Hon. s. A. Williams, nominee for Gov
ernor will be theSprincipal speaker.
-Four footbal9 teams have been organized
in Towson and active work has already COM
menced The senior club, of which Mr.. H.
Courtney Jenifer is manager, is very strong
one, their average weight being 40 pounds.
1.-The Stevenson a. Williams Republican
Club was organized in the Ceilings Building,
Towson, on Monday night. with large mem
president and Mr.. James r. Phipps secretary.
= - The independent Democrats, who are
backing Mr.. Charles H. Knox for County Com
missioner, held an oyster roast at Convention,
18th district, on Thursday night. The atten-
dance was large and there was plenty of en-
thusiasm.
The election will take place four weeks
from next Tuesday-November Sd. 1t will be
the most important election Baltimore county
has had in some years, fact that is becoming
generally recognized by the people of all shades
of politics.
NEARLY all the bills of the late Timonium
fair have been paid and those still open are be-
ing settled by Treasurer Reese as rapidly as
possible. The fair was financial success and
there will be a comfortable balance after all
obligations are met.
IA large contingent of city people who
have summer homes in Baltimore county will
continue to occupy them until late in the fall,
a few remaining until after Thanksgiving day.
Many think this the most beautiful season of
the year in the country.
- Edward Jones and Martin Helm, whose
sanity was inquired into at Towson on Tues
day, were declared by iuries to be sane. On
the same day George Piller was declared by a
Jury to be insane He was ordered to be con-
fined in Maryland Hospital No. 2.
THE Democratic barbecue and mass
meeting at Mt. Carmel, 9Th district, will take
place today, Saturday commencing at 10 A.
NJ. Carroll, Hartford and Baltimore counties
will all be represented. and there may be a
sprinkling even from York county.
>It is said that Messrs. Holland & O'Neal
have determined not to rebuild their mill on
Western run, that was burned several weeks
ago, causing heavy loss to the firm. 1t was
known as the Willow Mill and was one OF the
Oldest buildings of its kind in the county.
THE sharp weather of the past few days
is a reminder that the winter coal bin should
be looked after. But as another coal strike is
not in sight the people can make their mind:
easy about the supply, and the prices will be