The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-10-24

Monday, Nov. Is, by Roger IT. Gill and Thomas
Two tracs 81 a6d inc r.
Thursday, November 10. by Thomas H. Lntz. on
Hamilton avenue, 14th district, farm of
SIX acres also personal property.
There were heavy frosts and ice early
this week and fires and heavy clothing were
necessary.
The election will take place one week
from next Tuesday Sd. Don't for
get the date.
- Thanksgiving day is month off and
Christmas but two months The end of 1903 is
almost within sight.
The wind was so high in Towson last
Sunday that it actually blew shingles from
the roofs of some houses.
"A brick manufacturing plant is about
being established at White Hall, N. c. r. R.,
bv Mr.. E. H. Zeigler, of Stewartstown.
Prof. A. s. Cook school examiner, and
Mr.. John Il. Hershner, assistant, are now en-
gagged in visiting the schools of the county.
lone more issue of THE UNION after this
week will complete our participation in cam
paign work and we shall not be sorry for it.
IA good many cases Of typhoid fever are
reported from some sections of the county, but
we have not heard of a single one in or about
Towson.
The public school at Ebenezer Church,
18th district, was ordered closed this week be-
cause of the prevalence of diphtheria in the
neighborhood.
Mr.. Walter L. Frizzel, of Gainesville, Bal
timore county, was among the exhibitors in
the poultry department at the Frederick coun-
ty fair this week.
I'VE have enjoyed some charming au-
tumn weather this week and the country is
looking lovely, the fields being still as green as
in early summer.
1.-The Warren Cornet Band is arranging to
hold an oyster supper at Warren, for the bene-
fit of the band on the evenings of November
10th, Goth and 21st.
Although this season was an unfavorable
one Mr.. g. Frank Morgan, of Dulany's Val
ley, raised Is barrels of corn to the acre, and
his fodder crop was heavy.
- Mr.. VIM. Powell Burton is erecting
neat cottage Just west of Lutherville, and will
occupy it when completed. Mr.. William K.
Burns, Of Towson is the builder.
- People are clamoring for better car SER
vice on the Hartford road and the matter has
now been taken up by the Old Town Mer-
chants Association of Baltimore.
THE ''rummage sale' held two even
ings this week under the auspices of the
Bishops Guild of Trinity Church. Towson,
will close tonight-Saturday oath.
ION Tuesday evening, November Sd, Rev.
Frank NJ. Bristol, D. D., of Washington, will
deliver his famous lecture on brains" in the
NJ. e. Church at Monkton N. G. R. r.
MIR. James l.. Herman has sold the Holly
wood property, on Back River, to Mr.. Joseph
Goeller for S25 600. 1t contains 10 acres and is
improved by clubhouse, casino, etc.
"A Republican mass-meeting will be held
in the hall at Hamilton, Hartford road, on
Friday evening" October 30th to be addressed
by several of the candidates and others.
MIR. W. A. Schumacher, who proposes to
move to Baltimore for the winter, will sell the
stock, implements, etc., on his farm at Phoe-
nix, N. G. r. R.. on Thursday, November 9Th.
- The new Fairview NJ. e. Church South
Il o., rr,Sl1 kod aAt loot tod
on Sunday, November LIST, the services begin
ming at IL A. M Several ministers will par
ticipate.
1.-The Ladies' Aid Society of Union NJ E.
Church, Baldwin, will hold an oyster and
meat supper in the hall, on Friday and Satur-
day evenings, November 9th and 7th. Public
invited.
- James Matthews, a young Towson colored
man, was convicted in the Circuit Court here
on Wednesday upon the charge of driving one
of his employers horses at night without per-
mission.
-It is believed gang of counterfeiters is
at work in Baltimore just now. Spurious but
we'll executed nickles are getting into circula-
ton and the public should be on the lookout
for them.
- Trespass notices have been in great de.
mand this week and the farmers appear to be
fortifying themselves against the raids of gun
ners that will begin as soon as the shooting
season opens.
Work will soon be commenced on the
erection of the Guild House, on the south side
of West Pennsylvania avenue, Towson, upon
a lot purchased for the purpose from Major
John l. Yellott
Political matters are decidedly warm in
this county just now and will continue so
until the day of election. Both parties are
holding meetings nightly and the Campaign
orator is in his glory
- Last Sunday morning Cardinal Gibbons
visited st. Marks Church, Gainesville, and
confirmed class of eighty-five boys and girls
and several grown persons. Several clergymen
assisted in the services.
, MIR. B. Howard Mays has been awarded
the contract for the stone work for the new
mount, N .R.R. The York Bridge Company
will furnish the iron work.
flames S. Buckley has sued August Fen
neman, president of the Electric Park Compa-
ny for $4,000 for alleged assault and battery
and for having him arrested without cause on
the Goth of September last
deputy Game Warden Harry Malcolm,
of Towson, is keeping tight eye on the
would-be violators of the game laws just now.
If any of them are caught they will be made
to pay dearly for their work.
1.-THE dedication of the new Presbyterian
Church at Roland Park has been postponed
until Sunday, December 9th, when Rev. DR..
@N~NO
logical Seminary. will preach.
THE convention of the Baltimore Coun-
ty Christian Endeavor Union has been post
poned until Friday evening, November 9Th,
when it will be held in Chestnut Grove Pres
byterian Church, near Sweet Air.
1.-The public sale of the dairy stock of
Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce on his "Clifford Hall''
farm, My Lady's Manor, which took place on
the 10Th inst, was in all respects satisfactory.
Slade & Rsteau were the auctioneers.
"a game of football was played in the
rain and mud on the grounds here last Satur-
day afternoon between the Towson team and
the team of the Park Athletic Club of Balti-
more. Score 6 to 5 in favor of Towson.
1.-THE Elkridge Hunt Club will have
meet today Saturday. at Meredith's Ford
bridge at p. NJ. to be followed by luncheon
at Long Green" the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. G. Williams, in Long Green Valley.
"a well known Democrat and ex-county
official says he is disguised with his party on
account of this everlasting cry of "nigger,"
"nigger," niger" He says it is unchristian-
like and indecent and ought to be stopped.
- One hundred and sixty-two persons have
protested conversion at the wonderful pro-
tracted meeting that has been in progress at
Fawn Grove NJ. E. Church for some weeks
past. Rev. ]. McLaine Brown is the pastor.
>Some of THE UNIONS local correspon-
dents have been neglectful of their duties q
long time and we shall expect to hear from
them after the election IS over, otherwise we
shall be obliged to make other arrangements.
THE Republicans of the 10th district will
hold meeting at Kings, on the Jarrettsville
pike, Saturday night October oath, commenc-
ing at s o'clock. Several speakers will be
present A cordial invitation is extended to all
- A Belair road motorman lost S225 by the
failure of the Union Trust Company. Thi:
amount represented the savings of several
years of hard work of himself and his wife
Cases like these are where the shoe pinche:
most.
You are liable to be arrested and fined il
you kill a rabbit before November list. Tow
son gunners have everything in readiness e
make it hot for poor bunny as soon as thu
season opens. November 1st falls on Sunday
this year.
- Mrs. Neubauer and Mr.. Coulter, whC
were shot on the Hartford road about month
ago, while returning from Saturday nigh
market, have almost entirely recovered. Fol
time it was thought MIR. Coulter's wounds
would prove fatal.
THE congregation of st. Johns Lutheran
Church. Hartford road, will hold its annua
oyster supper in Wildberger's Hall, Parkville
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
October 9th, 2Sth and Goth, to which gener
al invitation is extended.