The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-11-05

Eklo, 9th District.-The funeral of Mis-
Fife Cross, of New Freedom, Pa. took plact
here last Sunday morning and was largely g.
tended. Miss Cross formerly resided IN TIM
community aud was highly respected young
lady. She was in her 18th year when she wa
suddenly taken off by consumption. Another
brother and two sisters survive her.
Mr.. Peter Tracey who died on Friday morn
ing, 18th ult., aged 65 years, was buried IN tns
| cemetery at this place on Sunday, at p. n.
He was a bachelor and had lived with Ms
| brother, Mr.. Jacob Tracey, near Beckleysviiie'
Mrs. Baker. wife of Mr.. Absalom Baker has
been quite feeble for the past two months. Sne
| is under the care of DR.. J. 8. Baldwin.
| Miss Blanche P. Baldwin, principal OF tne
| public school at Shawan, spent last Sunday
with her parents, at this place: -
Mr.. p. Fl. Shaver. of Arcadia, was the guess
of his parents, at Pleasant HILL last Saturday.
Mrs. s. M. Scott, formerly assistant teacher
| at Rayville public school, removed to baitF
more last Tuesday and will spend the winter
with her daughter.
Mr.. H. G. Shaver, employed by the hrm OF
| E. v. Smith & Son, of Baltimore, paid flying
visit to his parents at this place last Sunday !,
The farmers of this section have pretty wen
| finished husking corn and the crop Is q most
excellent one. Some have even boasteq OF
raising over 20 barrels to the acre; but as these
are political times and many are drawing largely
upon their imagination of what will be the OUT
come of the continued prosperity Of the past
four years upon the Presidential election, pre-
sumo we can allow our friends to imagine tnex
have such large crops if they will only vote i0l
continued prosperity. 81
It has been remarked by some of our Oldest
citizens that they have never known fresij
Dental election before this one that dio NOT
affect the general business OF our country .
This is an omen that all should get into the
band-wagon and move along with the great
business procession, like our friend Bacon. and
thus continue this blessed era for another four
years. ..
Long Green, 18th District.-Mrs. John e.
Slade. who had been visiting her father, Rev
A. R. Kelley, at Cumberland Md. returned
home on Sunday last. Rev. Mr.. Kelley and
Mrs. Kelley have both been very sick but ara
much better. Kelley Slade. who has been with
bis grandfather for some time, will remain
there indefinitely.
Miss Mamie Allender, daughter of the late
Rev. John e. Allender, formerly of Fork, but
fer some years a resident of Arlington, Va,
was quietly married, October 10th. to Mr..
Herbert Taylor. They will make Arlington
their future home.
Misses Naomi and Mary Morgan, who have
recently taken up their residence in this village,
will spend the month of November with their.
niece. Mrs. Harry Dye, of Arlington, Va. They
are daughters of the late George Morgan, of Du-.
lany's Valley. 4r
days with her daughter, Mrs. s. s. Smith.
Mr. s. M. Yoder lost valuable dog while
out hunting on Tuesday last by its getting on.
railroad track and being run over by train.
Mr.. ]. M ..Newhauser has purchased corn
husker which does excellent work husking the
ho Todd and In inn irfr
the NOW all at one operation, and husking 40
to so barrels day. g.. s,
Loeb Raven, 9th Decentralization Evans.
son of Mr.. 0. ]. Evans, of Loeb Raven, has
leased lot from Mrs. s. A. Pearce, at Summer
field Station, and is erecting blacksmith shop
upon it. Mr.. Evans expects to be ready for
business in about two weeks. He has been en-
gagged in this line in Baltimore for over ten
years, and we hope he may be successful in his
new enterprise.
Pine Grove meeting house. near Loeb Raven,
under the pastoral care of Rev. r f. Caples.
has been repaired and new stove has just been
put in so the building will be comfortable even
in coolest weather. Mr.. Caples breaches there
every Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Sunday school of the above church,
under the direction of the organist Miss Eta
Mayes held a harvest home entertainment on
Sunday, October Both. The room was taste.
fully decorated with fruits cereals and vege-
tables and large audience attended.
Arnold, son of Mr.. A. A. Piper, who has
been sick with typhoid fever. has sufficiently
recovered to enter school. Yellott, another son
of Mr.. Piper, who has also had the fever is
rapidly recovering.
The sale on the estate of the late John X.
Cowen, which took place November Sd and
4th, attracted considerable attention, large
numbers visiting the farm daily to inspect the
stock, etc. T..
Kingsville. 18th District.-Miss Annie
Chapman, who is studying to be a trained nurse
at the Maryland University, Baltimore, is
spending some time with her brother. Mr..
Walter ]. Chapman. near this place.
Mr.. Isaac f. Tyson is still very ill and is at
tended by Dr. Newbury s. Keyser. Mr.. Ty-
son died on Wednesday evening, in the 62d
year of bis age. The funeral will take place
on Saturday, 9Th inst, at 2 P. NJ, at st. Johns
Church, KiDgsvile.-EDs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gorsnch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson, who spent the past
summer here, have removed to their residence
ON Linden avenue Baltimore for the winter.
A great many sunnArs enjoyed the day Tues=a
day and game seems to be plentiful.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Gorsuch is improving his farm
by the erection of another tenant house, which
adds much on to the appearance of the place.
Miss Mamie Green will entertain few OF her
friends on Saturday evening next, it being her
18th birthday.
Mrs. J. A. Garland, who lives near here, will
leave on Friday for two weeks stay in Phila.
delphia;;.,
mery of Kingsville. was buried at st. Johns
Church here, Friday of last week. E.
Philopolis, 9th District.-The Gunpowder
Friends Meeting House has been improved IN
appearance by the application of coat or two
of paint put on by Mr.. Walter D. Merryman.
Rabbits are very scarce in this section. They
should be better protected during the closed
season. Dogs running al large kill them while
they are small and before they are able to take
care of themselves. The deputy game wardens
should keep their eyes open for such matters
Mr. J. Blaine Diven, of Baltimore. spent last
Saturday with friends in this community.
Eureka Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, has pre-
scented the public school at Belfast this district,
with fine copy of the Bible.
A Republican mass-meeting will be held Sat-
urday night, 9th inst, in the Odd Fellows
Hall at Quaker Bottom.
Farmers are now very busy harvesting their
fine corn crop. M.
Loreley, 18th District.-The gunners have
now taken possession of the farms of their
neighbors and even many from the city come
out to deal out death TO birds and rabbits, but
the latter seem to have scented the battle from
afar and have either concealed themselves or
taken their departure for another country.
Loreley Band will hold an oyster supper in
evenings of November 4th and 9TH. Proceeds
for the benefit of the band. All cordially in
vited.
Miss Matilda Miller, of Baltimore, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Dreyer, of this
place.
Miss Mabele Stanton and Miss Adelia Brad.
ley of this place, who spent some time with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Barnet Wheeler, of
Hartford county, have returned. F. i
Circuit Court.-Rezin B. Cole vs.. Henry J i
Keller; exceptions to demand for bill of par
ticulars; argued and held sub curia. Mary
land Telegraph and Telephone Company VS.,
County Commissioners ct al. bill for injunci
ton; argued and held sub curia. Katharine,
G. Lewis VS.. Howard D. Lewis; bill for annul-
ment of marriage; plea in abatement by de-
PENDANT; argued and held sub curia. Louis
Adler VS.. Adam Luntz and Margaret Luntz,
his wife; motion to strike out judgment. The
Court decided to strike out judgement, provided
the defendant pay amount of judgment into
court, to await the final determination of the
case. Frank Lands, larceny, plea Of guilty
confessed, three years in the penitentiary.
George Ciavell, larceny; nolle pros. Same.
robborv. ,,ok ur1ilkv Frederick Iinhark and