The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-02-27
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Col. D. G. Mcintosh, of the Towson bar
has been sick and confined to his home in Bal
timore this week.
Mr.. Newton Geist. of Shawan 9Th district
has gone to Weston, Illinois, to visit his sister
| Mrs Ann StrOther.
Mr.. q. Poteet, a well known lime manu-
facturer of Cockeysville, is just recover ins
| from q severe case of grip.
| Mr.. William Fl. Fimanus of Hebbvile
I'd district, has been confined to his home sew
eral weeks with rheumatism.
Mr.. J. II Jarrett Lee, son of Mr.. William
A. Lee, of rowson, spent several days this
week with friends in Washington.
Miss Edna L. link. teacher of the public
| school at Sbawan, 9Th district, is sick with
| pneumonia at her home at Brooklandville.
Col. Robert Nj. Denison, an aged and we'll
| known gentleman, is suffering from pneumo-
mia at his farm on the Pot Spring road east of
Timonium.
Miss Anna Black, who had been visiting
the Misses Scott, of "kosedale." Western Run
Valley, has returnedtO her home in Walbrook,
brook, Baltimore.
MIR. G. Philip Laurenson, formerly of Bal
timore county, is an applicant for the position
of State Insurance Commissioner, an Office
that is filled by the Board of Public Works.
Prof A. s. Cook, school examiner for Bal
more county, las gone to Atlanta, Ca, to at
tend meeting of the department of superin-
tendents of the National Educational Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Upton s. Brady, of Towson was best
man at the wedding of Miss Lillian B. Raw
Inns and Mr.. Bruce Robinson, which took
place at Christ Church. Baltimore, few days
ago.
Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce, of My Ladys Manor,
who is an applicant for Fish Commissioners,
was informed by Gov. Warheld on Tuesday
that that office would not go to Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Scott p Matthews, of Indianapolis,
Ind, formerly of Hereford, Baltimore county,
is visiting friends in Maryland. He was at one
time a record clerk in the Clerks Office at
Towson.
Mr.. Jehu Williams, of the 10Th district,
who has been a constable in this county for
perhaps fifty years, was in Towson this week.
He is SO years old and his wife Is about the
same age.
Mr. Gerald D. Moore, of Charlestown, W.
Va. has been visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs.
C. s. TAYLOR, at her home, mt. Prospect" on
the Hilien road. Mrs. Taylor has been sick
some days with a severe attack of grip.
Mr.. George +. Waters, a well known BAL
timore lumber merchant, was looking after
some of his business interests in Towson this
week, He is resident of Baltimore county
and owns pretty home at Mt. Washington.
Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman, of the 9Th dis
trict. has been appointed by Governor War
field member of the State Live Stock SAM
tary Board He succeeds Mr.. Elisha F. Parks,
who is also well known 9Th district farmer.
Mrs. Dampman, widow of William Damp
man, once well known business man of the
18th district, lives with her daughter, Mrs John
Arthur, of Fork. She is sc years OF age and
has been confined to her room since last May
Mr.. w. w. Crosby, ex roads engineer of
Baltimore county and the present general
superintendent of parks for Baltimore city,
removed on Friday from bis bachelor quarters
in Towson to his future home in Druid Hill
Park.
Mr.. Edwin F. Abel, of the Baltimore San,
has been very sick for several weeks at his
home on WoOdbourne avenue, near GOvans-
town. He is the eldest son of the late Arunah
s. Abel, founder of the San, and highly es-
teemed gentleman.
been renting half the residence of Mrs. Eudocia
Stansburv, have taken and will next week &C.
cupy the parsonage of Calvary Baptist Church,
located on the northeast corner of Pennsylva-
MIA and Baltimore avenues.
Mr.. William X. Burns, of Towson, left on
Wednesday to visit bis brother, Mr.. Rice
Burns, of Newark, N. j., who was seriously
burned few DAYS before while assisting in
putting out fire in a building adjoining the
one in which he is employed in that city.
Mr.. Charles Mayer, formerly president of
the B. & o. Railroad Company, whose death
occurred suddenly at bis home in Baltimore
on Wednesday, was relative of DR.. Charles
MAYER Franklin, one of the assistant physi-
clans at Sheppard Pratt Hospital, near Towson.
Mr.. James Il. Flagg, prominent business
man Of New York city, comes on mere occa-
Buchanan place, on the Hillen road. He
wants to sell or rent this property and an ad-
vertisement to that effect may be found in The
UNION today
Mr. Luke Edward Ensor has rented his
farm at Belfast, 9Th district, to Mr.. John Baker,
of the 4th district, and will make sale of his
farm stock and implements on Tuesday, March
18th, Mr.. Ensor has been life long farmer
and only relinquishes business now because of
his wife's health.
Messrs G. G. and Thomas Sade. of the 10th
district, has been very much indisposed this
week and is attended by DR.. T. Ross Payne.
Mrs. Slade, who is one of the Oldest residents
81, NIX IadY,s ManQr. is the mother OF County
Mr.. g. Selwyn Colburn. who had been
sick with typhoid fever at the home of his
father, Rev. 6. A. Colburn, at Walbrook. has
burg While on his sick bed he was married
to Miss Mary Brady, daughter of the late
Samuel Brady of Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. John P. DeLauder, who owns the well
known Jericho Farm, in the 18th district, was
in Towson on Tuesday. Mrs: DeLauder hav-
sale of the personal property on the farm.
This includes much handsome antique furni-
ture that will no doubt attract many persons to
the sale.
Mr. Anqtin Keen. Sr. llQnlY eSteemoQ
farmar If Patansco Neck celebrated his 74th
h;.,hdov ~, tha 18Th inst when a number of
en;orSs Sooiied n nav their respects. Mr..
i Rnan he Ua two IONS and three dauebters
Thew are Mr.. Austin Keen, Jr., Mr. George
a Mesnl mic Keen
"nu NJ Mrn rharles 7 Fox who was this week
onno;nteS State Labor Satistician bv Governor
% wHaprf;aiS Is Chairman of Inc Democratic Ex-
oo'1.;no Goro m;ttae for baltimore county. He
s res,Sent Of the 18th district and success
fni contraction and builder. having done much
for the Improvement of the village Of Orange
Mr.. John w. Garrett, secretary of the
American legation at The Hague, arrived in
baltimore few days ago and is now visiting
his mother Mrs T. Harrison Garrett at her
home on Charles street avenue. He is a
brother Of Mr.. Robert Garrett, who was one of
the Republican nominees for the House of
DELEGATES in this county last fall
Mr. Thomas K. Hartley, who lives on the
extreme western edge of Baltimore county,
was among the visitors to Towson this week.
His home is within sight of the Patapsco and
he SAYS he never before saw sucn ice gorges as
are now damming the waters of that famous
- No eova 10 fears that spriOLS damage