The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-03

| White Hall, N. q. r.. r. On Friday morn.
| ing OF last week Wesley Miller, q track hand
on the Northern Central Railway, was struck
! by the engine Of an express train near Bentley
| Springs and instantly killed. He had been
working all night on account OF wreck and
had been to his home for breakfast, and was
returning to Parkton to 20 TO work again, and,
when short distance south Of the station. be
stepped from one track to the other. In doing
30 he got IN front of the express train and was
killed. Justice Sparks. of Parkton, summoned
jury Of inquest, which exonerated the com.
Mr.. Charles Miller, Of White Hall, and is sur
vived by widow and several small children.
On Saturday evening last Miss Bertha FL
lott, of this place. gave q straw ride in honor
Of her guest, Miss Charlotte Evans, Of Wal
brook. The party consisted Of married and
unmarried folks and proved very enjoyable
affair.
a movement is on foot to organize brass
band at this place. A meeting with this OBJ
ject in view was held at White Hall last SAT-
urday night and eighteen persons signified
their willingness to join. A Appointment organ
ization will be effected this week.
Mr. Charles II. Wise and several friends OF
this place, who spent two weeks at the Worlds
Fair, have returned. They were greatly
pleased with the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pearce. Of Preston street,
Baltimore. have been visiting at the home Of
DIG ia'.ss pn.enss ~. ~. a- -. vyt;e. y ii
Burns. Of GIays5one Heights near wn'.e Han.
,ss BESSIE ;ss u fr snls P';Te 4sS
county.
Mrs; Cnarles a. wise mas lao p 81 neI guests
iss Ann W;, nlsue Il'u NSs u as bad as
<,ast M;ss . Mnru 1osseu ~ Rslt;raors On
Friday night Of last week she gave party in
her honor and entertained q large number of
people. The house was deliberately decorated
anu -. A.. Wig T,~s.sa n pearce Mrs
RsSJn p we1e M;ssaa pass;s H,,tcS;ns Rart;.
NSa. 1 Ty, pr. M,,5 Neiso., 'E,,x,ne
Ensor Id sun Nsison Rachel NeIson Vireie
Do s xfosr 1a~-sii xu;lov, 0scar ri
ton. nj J n Hntchins. Nelson Hutcbins' Edward
i Hnnte err Waiser Rn,ns Harry Hntchins Mar
lin y ntch;ns Robert Ne rim (,Ierence Ryaden-
baueb. HARRY Burnss CbarIes Boslev and ].
Luckey Kirkwood.
On Saturday afternoon the White Hall base
ball team played game here with a scrub
team. Score Is to 5 in favor of the first named.
The new school house at this'place has been
nearly completed. Mr.. John ii. Kite is the
Contractor.
MI. Clarence Collett has purchased the 80
acre farm of Mr.. N. A. Collett, located near
Miss @. Mayfield Anderson. of this place, is
spending some time with relatives in York, Pa.
Prof. r. Wilbur Elliott and family are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Elliott of
White Hall.
Mrs. Rachel A. STREET., of Baltimore, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. William ii. Nell
son. 8.
Jacksonville and Sunnvbrook. 10th Dis
trict.-Tbere is general opposition expressed
in this communitv to the opening Of the nro-
posed rural free delivery route to Start east from
Phoenix. N. G. R.R. We have at present ex-
celent postal facilities and also efficient and &C.
commodating postmasters, and we are we'll,
satisfied with present conditions. To change
to something else might be to the detriment Of
the people and we are NOT DESTROYS of taking
any chances Better let we'll enough alone.
Mr.. Roscoe G. Curtis, who has been on
business trip to Ohio, has returned and is visit
ing relatives and friends in this neighborhood.
He IS a son of Mr.. W. Harrison Curtis, of Bal
timore. formerly resident of this district. and
Is an electrician by profession.
Miss Reta George, of Hartford county. is visit
ing Mrs. w. Frank Porter, at her home near
Baldwin.
Mrs. Turnbaugh, who recently removed to
the O'Donovan property, near Sunny brook,
fell few days ago injuring her hip and pain
fully bruising herself She is attended by DR..
The many friends Of Miss Winnie Richard
son, of Ny Lady's Manor, rendered her a sur
prise farewell party on Wednesday night and