The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-29


the village of New Market. 18th district.
Tuesday, N0vemb er 22 by John II. DUNCAN, at
torney. at Bra dshaw Station, b. q o. X. h.,
three tracts Of land near Bradshaw. 18th dis
Tuesday. November ~, by E. L. Painter assign
ee at the Court House door, land and i'm
provements corner of Reisterstown pike and
Garrison lane.
Tuesday, November 20. by Elmer ]. Cook, John
F. Centrum and A. A. Piper, trustees,at the
Court House door, farm near Sweet Air.
in the 10th district.
MIR. G. B. Schneider. of Baltimore. has
succeeded the late James e. Grace as clerk IN
the Towson postal station.
- Nine times out of ten the doctor doesn't
know what is the matter with the patient-but
he knows enough not to say so.
The mercury in TOwsOn last Monday
morning touched 80 degrees and there was
plenty Of ice on standing water.
-sThose who would like to obtain copy
of the Baltimore county game law can do so
by applying personally at THE UNION office.
"a nonresident cannot hunt in this
county without license, which costs 80. and
must be procured at the County Clerks office.
- Judge Hoshall. of the Orphans Court,
who is a farmer in the 9Th district. raised this
season 304 barrels of corn on Is acres of land.
- Mr.. John Ridgely, Of Hampton. has
fine crop Of corn this year. From the 80 acres
planted he expects yield OF about 600 barrels.
- According to the almanac winter does
not begin until the 2lst of December, but we
had fairly good taste of it last Monday morn
p Governor White has consented to speak
at Democratic mass meeting to be held in the
Court House at Towson, Friday night, Novem-
Der 9Th.
- It cost man over in Montgomery county
$40 for shooting one little rabbit out of season.
The man who informed on him got half the
money.
muaIE r,~& trr.o al
as it is slipping away with almost astonishing
Bahp q HsIsthoEgs 18Th
United States bankruptcy law. He owes 1881. 20
and has no assets.
- The acetylene gas that is being used in
the new Guild House in Towson furnishes
most brilliant light and is highly spoken of by
those who have seen it.
- The Towson Lodge of Elks, at its meet
ing on Tuesday night, initiated eight new men,
bers luncheon was afterwards served at
Tracey's Towson Hotel.
AN authority on the subject says it is
very bad plan to dig up country roads in the
fall To do so, he says, is almost certain to
mean bad road all winter.
- The Y. p s. @. e. of Eutaw M p. Church,
Hartford road, will render cantata at the
church on Friday evening, November 4th, at
o'clock. Tickets 10 cents.
The open season for partridges and rab-
bits in Baltimore county will begin next Tues
day, November list. Game is said to be unu-
sually abundant in this county.
- There are more robins seen in the country
lust now than were ever known before. This
is due to the fact that the birds are protected
by law, ii being Unable offense to shoot them.
- Isn't it about time now to revive the pro-
ect of building an electric railway from Tow
son to Cockeysville? This is q most important
matter and It should not be permitted to sleep.
- Hugh Kilmurry, of Beaver Dam, 9Th
district, fell from carload OF telephone poles
at Cockeysville on Thursday breaking bis back
and several ribs. DR.. w. c. Ensor attended
=. More than two inches of rain fell in and
about Baltimore during the heavy downpour
of early Friday morning of last week. 1t was
the heaviest rain experienced here in a long
time.
- Next Monday will be All Halloween
Look out for your gates and other movable
articles, if you do not wish to sustain losses
through the pranks of those who should know
better.
Office for nonresident gunners' licenses must
produce photograph of themselves Up to
Wednesday last sixteen such licenses had been
issued.
Dental election will take place and the subject
that has been agitating the minds of the people
of the country for months will receive its
quietus.
Reaney, Jr.. of Sherwood, N. @. r. R., one for
a machine for MIGRATING lime, and the other
for converting quicklime into powdered n.y.
drate lime.
- The truck house of the Hamilton Volun-
teer Fire Company has been lighted with cleo
tricitv. number of other buildings in and
about Hamilton are being supplied with the
same light.
Stetzer, Republicans, and ]. Edward Bowen
and g. William Parker, Democrats, have been
appointed by the Election Supervisors to watch
the ballots.
saw mill near Beckleysville, 9Th district, on
Wednesday, was struck by piece of timber
and had hip bone broken besides sustaining
other injuries.
- Farmers are beginning to haul their pro.
duce to market and much new corn is already
being turned into cash. With large crop and
fairly good prices there would not seem to be
any room for complaint.
- Lessons in cooking are to be introduced
in the High School at Gainesville, to be given
every Monday afternoon to the girls of the 9th,
9th and 10th grades. Miss Yeakel, of Balti-
more will be the teacher.
- Some Baltimore county people who have
returned from st. Louis give glowing accounts
of the Exposition-the greatest the world has
ever seen. It will not close its gates finally
until the end of next month.
end of this county that have had Rev. J. A.
Jones, Of Hereford as their pastor for some
time. have extended an unlimited call to him
and it is likely he will accept.
The young ladies of Trinity Church,
Towson, wound up their rummage sale on
Saturday night last The affair was successful
and quite good sum was realized and it will
be devoted to a worthy object.
THE class of 1905 of Franklin High
School. Reisterstown, has elected Miss Anna
M. Bacon, president; Miss Minnie Ebaugh.
vice-president; Miss Martha Zouck, secretary,
and Miss Marjorie Davis, treasurer.
- The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
held its regular monthly meeting last Saturday
at the home of Mr.. John Crowther, Jr., in
Lutberville. The report of the proceedings
will be published in THE UNION next week.
"a colored man from Virginia has been
husking corn at Hampton, near Towson. this
week and apparently without hurrying him.
self he has been turning out 10 barrels day
from the shock. He is paid % cts. per barrel.
THE UNION this week received asubscrip-
ton from Baltimore county woman who is
over So years of age. The note was in her own
handwriting and no one would have believed
it was written by person of her advanced age
AT Catonsville on Saturday afternoon
last the Country Clubs football team cleaned
I'D the Govanstown eleven to the tune of 30 to
S. Ridgely, Bruff, Green and Urban, of the
old Towson eleven, played with the Govans-
keor