The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-08

Sherwood, N O. r. R.-Messrs. w =;
Duke. Allen Stevenson and Arthur Brown, All
of This place, have returned from trip to ~.
Mary's county to visit Mr.. Dukes fatner:
They went in Mr.. Dukes yacht and they nad
a most enjoyable time. The party stopped E.
where we're kindly received and Hospitality
treated. They also enjoyed some splendid
fishing. On their return trip they struck
heavy gale at Sharp's Island and were oDngeoto
land FOR the night but that little incicent did
not mar the pleasure OF most deiignsiui eA-
perience.
Mr.. Samuel Coale, who some time ago COM
menced the erection of house on the property
of his father, Mr.. Charles II. Coale, has the
same nearly finished and 1t is said ne expects
to sell it at once. He has secured more grounq
upon which be will erect two more houses and
these will also be for sale when finished. Mr..
Coale, who Is an energetic young mechanic,
has been very successful in his building oper-
atoms and has always found ready sale for his
houses. He deserves much credit for ms en-
ergy and business foresight. His brother, Mr..
Charles Coale, is also erecting snug cottage
Mr.. John 1. Middleton has sold his summer
residence at this place to Mr.. Edward @. Glib
son. of Baltimore, who has been renting the
property for some time. The price has NOT
been made public. 1t is very desirable prop
erty and was among the first summer homes
to be erected in this neighborhood- MT. Mid
dleton bought the property about twenty-four
wears ago and put the improvements upon lt.
The new owner Is the senior member OF the
Baltimore law firm Of Gibson Smith.
Mr.. Arthur Morningstar. who has been. EN-
ployed in the store ct Sherwood long time.
has secured O situation as salesman with the
Baltimore house Of Stewart q Co.. He is
polite and obliging young man and viii no
doubt succeed in his new location. He viii. be
very much missed by the patrons OF the store
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Shipley have rented
their house at this place to Mr.. H. 8. Spald.
ing, of Baltimore, and have taken an apart
merit at the Smedley House, Towson, for the
winter. :.
time at the Hotel Denis, Atlantic City, re-
turned to her home at Ruxton this week ~
Mr. Benjamin Howard and family. who
spent some time at Cape May, returned to their
home here few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raj Parr will close their fneI
residence, in Green Spring Valley, November
1st They will spend the winter in Baltimore
having taken an apartment at the Hotel Bel
vedere. -
James H. Boyd, whose home is at this place,
having completed his full five years of service
bly, discharged. During his service he travelled
many thousands of miles by sea and saw
many foreign countries including South Amer
lea, the West Indies. Panama, etc. He enjoy
ed excellent health during the entire five years
and says he was scarcely sick day. II.
Long Green. 18th District.-Rev. Albert
r. Walker, the new rector of Trinity +. Il.
Church, conducted his initial service on Sun
day morning last in the presence OF large
audience. His family has since removed to
the rectory here.
which has been very tedious job this year,
the corn being blown down 80 badly by the
storm of September 14th. The general cry is
hands are so hard to get to do the work. Mr..
j. NJ. Priegle purchased corn-harvester, which
did excellent work, considering the condition
of the crop this year.
Wheat sowing is the order of the day now,
and good rain would facilitate this work very
much as the ground has become very hard and
dry. We have had no rain of any account for
over three weeks.
Our roads, too, are in rather bad condition,
and we cannot expect great deal of improve
ment before next spring, as what IS done this
fall can only be temporary, as it will be almost
impossible to put them in good condition
before cold weather sets in.
Mr.. Harry Tyson and Mr.. John Kolk were
among the visitors to the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis recently.
Mr.. John Grau, our popular young store
keeper, had the misfortune to severely sprain
his wrist few days ago.
Misses Naomi and Mary Morgan, of Fork,
have rented Miss e. B. Grau's house and will
shortly take up their residence here: :.
stringing more wires on the line of poles
The Ladies Aid Society of Wilson's M. E.
Church will hold an oyster supper on Thurs
day night next, 18th instant.
Mrs Charles Bell has gone to visit her parents,
rear Chambersburg, Pa.
Mrs. Lewis Yoder had the misfortune to lose
a fine yearling colt few days ago, from pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Henry Hoen has had new silo erected,
which has been filled with cowpeas and corn
for her fine herd of Jerseys.
The Agricultural Department at Washing
ton issues bulletin, which may be had for the
asking, entitled milk Fever-Its Simple and
Successful Treatment" that should be in the
hands of every dairyman or owner of good
COW. Milk fever has been a. deadly disease
the new treatment of initiating the udder with
air, as recommended in the bulletin, your cor
respondent was enabled to bring case-that
seemed hopeless-to her feed again in a few
hours. 3.
Rayville, 9Th District.-The funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Louisa F. Wheatley and of her
daughterin .law, Mrs. Flora Wheatley, victims
of gasoline explosion which occurred at their
home, Druid avenue, Baltimore, on Friday
morning of last week, took place at Pine Grove
Church, Rayville, last Monday morning and
was very largely attended. Rev. q. X. Fultz
officiated. Mrs. Wheatley was native of this
neighborhood being daughter of Mr.. John
Wilson. She leaves four sons and three
daughters.
Rev. F. B. Emenheiser preached his last SER
mon at Pine Grove Church, before conference,
last Sunday night. The circuit has asked for
his return.
The matrimonial market has been brisk with
the preacher here. Last Friday evening the
person who had quite an experience with the
county officials by writing for his license, pre-
scented himself at the parsonage to have the
nuptial knot tied Che was thoughtful enough
to bring his proposed better half along), after
which he retired without offering the Gus
tomary 'stip" common on such occasions. But
on Sunday, when the minister came to the APP
pointment at which this young man is an at
tendant, he remembered his thoughtlessness
on the former occasion and dropped the ex-
pected fee into the preachers hands. We have
no doubt that the sermon was entered into
with more zeal after this transaction.
Protracted services have been announced at
Pine Grove Church for the 23d instant the
minister in charge to be assisted by Evangelist
John M. Cole.
Anumber of people from this section attended
York fair this week.
Mrs Elsie Lamotte is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Horace Cooper. 3.
Hereford, 7th District.-Mrs. Conway and
Miss Katharine Birney, who spent the past
summer with the family of DIR. Alex. R.
Mitchell, have returned to Washington for the
winter.
Miss Kate Miller, who spent the summer
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miller, has returned to Baltimore.
nd IN aro WAITING