The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-17

White Hall, N. o. r. R.-Mr Jehu Rut
/ ledge, Of Roland Park, has sold his farm, loca-
ted near Shane postofice. in this district to Mr.
Lawrence A. Keech for 81 500. The place con-
| tains 80 acres and Is fairly well improved.
| A Democratic campaign club was organized
| al this place on Saturday night last and will
| hold regular meetings at White Hall Hotel
/ The following were chosen officers: President,
| G. G. Slade; yice-presidents. Charles n. Wise
and James r Almony secretary, ": Icy. Evans .Is
| alarms. George w. Phelps.
| Rev. and Mrs. William d. Parry. Of Penn
sylvania, are visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hutchins, of Blue Mount.
They expect to remain there until about Oc-
t0ber LIST.
Mr.. John L. Jordan. of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
who has been living in the West nearly TWEEN
~ years, is visiting his old home at Trump in
this district. He is son of the late Benjamin
+. Jordan, who was prominent citizen and
business man Of this district. Mr.. Jordan is 3
stock raiser and owns several thousand acres
ofland.
Mrs. Philip c. Turner, Of Kentucky, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emack.
Mrs. Fleming. wife OF Rev. John " Elem
ing. pastor Of South River Circuit NJ. E.
Church. is on a visit to relatives in and near
White Hall. Mr.. Fleming was pastor Of
Partition Circuit for several years. Mrs. Flem-
ing is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Kirkwood, of Shane.
MI w lilAUAM G1llOtt AC1b vi 03tulAAJ lCA .
visit to the st. Louis Exposition. He will be
away about two weeks.
A dance was given at the Graystone Man
sion. the unoccupied dwelling of Mr.. G. L. Al
mony, at Graystone Station, near White Hall.
lOsa Foss
Wise, Mrs. G. M. Hoshall, Mrs. T. @. Hunter
and Miss Clara N. Burns. The committee
having charge of the affair included Messrs @.
n. Hoshall ]. M. Birmingham Q. II. Wise,
Clarence Almony and Harry ~ A. y: BnrI ,; p.n.
The meeting to organize White Hall Presby-
terrain Church into separate congregation
with pastor of its own will be held here on
Tuesday October 18th. Rev. John Timothy
Stone, Of Baltimore, preaching in the after
l.. noon.
Mr.. James T. Curry, well known farmer
Of this district. and who at one time held POI
sition in the Court House at Towson, is sick
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black, Of Howard coun-
ty, are visiting the formers brother, Mr..
Samuel w. Black, of this place.
Harry Anderson, aged IS years, son of the
late Marion Anderson, died on Monday last at
the home Of his grandfather, Mr.. Thomas II.
Wiley, near Shawsville. The cause Of his
death was consumption. The funeral took
place at Bethel Church on Wednesday evening
The improvements to the school building at
this place were completed in time for the open.
ing on Tuesday, 18th inst. Mr.. John FL. Kite
was the builder. Mr.. Theodore II. Crommer
is principal of the school and Miss Ruth Mil
Ter, assistant.
At meeting held here on Tuesday night
the White Hall Cornet Band was organized.
with the following officers: President. George
L. Bull vice-president. William Talbot; sec
rotary, Frank Phelps treasurer, VIM. T.
Burns; director, Abram Shepperd.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Duncan Black, of Balti-
more. are visiting the parents of the former at
this place.
Mr.. Samuel R. Fox, who had been teaching
the school at Gorsuch Mills, has resigned, he
having been appointed teacher elsewhere Mr..
Newton w. Hershner, a former teacher but
now q medical student, has taken charge tenn
porarily. The home Of Mr.. Fox is at Perry
Hall g.