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

nssf f Psrry Han. 1ith district. mules. COW.
farm Inpienepfe. ETC.
-eThe bite or dog has been the cause Of 9
suil for 5000 damages being entered nt Tow
The Presidential election is Just month
of from today. Il takes place this year on
Tuesday, November 6th.
The Court House In Belair Is 70 be en-
Iarged and improved .. an outlay o. sz''oio.
-sMr. @. Howard Stirling, agent. has se,
cured the contract for lighting the new Guild
House il Towson with acetyIene gas
- Ex-SheFif Charles J. Beckley has been
appointed q constable fos the s ~ olstr'e' 20
IA very modest person living near Roland
Park and who does not wish bis name pub.
llshed, raised tomato this season that weighed
20 ounces. .
Some Towson people who buy their beef
In Baltimore pay only 10 cts. pound for what
they say is as fine roast beef a. can be found
Ill you have changed your place Of resi-.
dence since last year you must be transferred
on the registration books If You expect to vote
next month.
IA Baltimore magistrate on Thursday
fined John A. Bass, Of Gainesville, 81 and costs
for splitting on the floor of street car. de
f MIR. +. Dudley Riggs, of Green Spring
Valley, Sd district was on Thursday appointed
an additional deputy game warden for Balti-
more county.
The statement that superintendent Cook
favors the establishment OF another high school
in this county was an error. de dio not 90 ex-
- Hannah More Academy. Reisterstown,
opened last Monday with nearly one hundred
students on roll, said to be the largest number
- The new Protestant Episcopal Church at
Sparrow's Point, which will be known as st.
Matthew's, will be completed about the middle
Of November next.
- The Woman's Literary Club of Glyndon,
has recognized for the winter, with Mrs.
Sarah E. Frush, president, and Mrs. I. Rowe
Price, vice-president.
- On the first day of October County Treas
urer Mays had on hand balance of 1901, S.S7.
The receipts of the Office during the month Of
September were S35! 5000;
1.-THE Waverly baseball team, after hard
fight last Saturday, beat the strong SparFow's
Point team, 2 to 0. It is said to have been one
Of the best games of the season.
-sOpen trolley cars are very nice modes OF
conveyance when the mercury is up around
80 but when it gets down to along about so,
then it is altogether another matter.
- We experienced more sharp frosts this
week and vegetation Of all kinds shows its
effect. The forest and other trees are also be-
ginning TO take on their autumnal tints.
- Mr.. John w. Loose, OF Arlington, ana
Mr.. John w. Hall. Jr., Of Towson, have been
drawn to serve as petit jurors at the present
term Of the United States District Court.
ssu-s The -memhere Of IoNeon ~: e: Sunday
and fair November eth, 9th and loih, for the
purpose Of replenishing the school library.
- Messrs. William II. Lawrence and e. @.
CarrinRton have been appointed by the court
receivers for the firm Of Treadwell Bros. who
conduct dairy business In the 18th district.
county, rode Flying Buttress In the Corinthian
steeplechase handicap ct Morris Park, New
York. on Tuesday and landed in third place.
THE PikesVille baseball team has just
closed q very successful season. 1t won %
games, lost and tied l. The club favors the
formation Of a ten-club league for next season.
- Mr.. John Ridgely, of Hampton, won the
prize Of e25 offered By Gen. Felix Agnus OF the
baltimore American, for the best dairy COW of
any breed exhibited at the late Timonium fair.
--pM Mr.. Edward A. Sparks, Of Timonium,
raised this season 900 bushels OF tomatoes on
three acres of land. His cabbage crop was also
very large the heads being unusually fine and
-c Mrs. Lydia E. Osborne, of Towson, by
Mr. Frank Duncan her attorney 9nn .n has sued
the custody Of their five children. The wife
charges cruelty.
"a Baltimore county sanitary officer says
that Il Is dangerous to health to permit decayed
potatoes to remain about your premises. He
. says that all such should be burned at dis
lance from any habitation.
-pOn Monday afternoon next, October 10Th,
the members of the Gainesville Country Club
will have . jumping contest as wind upof the
seasons outdoor sports. The jumps will range
IN height from 81 to II feet.
ION the first page of THE UNION today
will be found an excellent picture OF the hand.
some new building of the National Bank OF
Cockeysville, one OF Baltimore county's pros
porous monetary institutions.
The Towson football team will play its
first regular game Of the season this Saturday.
afternoon with the Barclay team OF Baltimore.
The average weight Of the Towson team is 145
lbs. John Ridgely is the captain.
- hechoir of St. Johns Lutheran Church,
Parkville Hartford road, will give basket
party in the hall adjoining the church, Tues
day, October 18th. commencing at 7.S0 P. NJ,
to which eli are cordially invited.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club of
Gainesville hung campaign banner over the
main street Of the town on Tuesday. It bears
the names Of the Presidential nominees and
also that Of Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot.
->The Methodist pilgrimage to the home Of
county, will take place on Tuesday next, DC.
tober 18th. Governor War6eld has accepted
an invitation to accompany the party.
->Mrs. Louisa +. Wheatley, AZ years old,
and her daughter.in.law, Mrs. Flora Wheatley,
Of Baltimore. who died from gasoline burns,
were buried at Pine Grove q. B. Church, Ray
vile. 9Th district, on Monday morning last.
-SWhfe attending the Hartford fair on
Thursday Mr.. Bachtel of Bradshaw. 18th dis
trict had bis pocket picked OF valuable gold
place for the lightdngered gentry to operate.
- Rev. J. Tilton Marley, who 10 rector OF
the Episcopal Church ct Morgantown, w. Va,
had fainfing Spell few nights ago and fall
ing to the floor hurt himself seriously. Mr..
Marley is son Of Mr.. John Marley, of Towson.
-~Some fellow has suggested to President
Hood, OF the United Railways Company, that
be have cuspidors placed in the trolley cars.
Cen. Hood does not agree with him and says
it would not be practical and he's right, OF
course.
The Sunday school Of Trinity Lutheran
Church, Reisterstown, held q rally on Friday
evening of last week that was enjoyed by
large audience. Mr.. Reister Russell is super
intendent Of the school, and Mr.. P. q. Zouck,
assistant.
- Work on the new Methodist Protestant
Church at Hamilton, Hartford road, was begun
on Monday last. It will be built Of granite
from Mr.. Charles E. Ehmans quarries on
Woodbourne avenue. Mr.. A. NJ. Carroll is the
contractor.
"a few days ago Mrs. John F. Anderson
fell down fight of steps at her home in Tow
son and painfully hurt herself. The next day
her mother-in-law. Mrs. James NJ. Anderson,
fell down q stairway in the same house and
Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer, of Long Island
Farm. Loeb Raven, exhibited some extra 3
specimens of yellow corn in Towson this heck.
This farm has been in the Rsteau and Jenifer
families many generations, and it is as produc-
tive today IS 1t ever was.
The old Kilchestein hotel property at
Parkvilie, Hartford road, has been rented by
Mr.. Abiiah n. Cole, of Baltimore, who has
again opened it as q public house. Mr.. Cole
was some years ago superintendent OF the Bal
timore county alms-house.
- Charles Bittner, employed on the farm
of Mrs. Henry Laubach. near Baynesville, had
his left hand badly lacerated few days ago
while leading COW that became unruly. DR..
w. T. G. Whiteford, of Parkvilie. rendered the
necessary surgical attention.
- Services will hereafter be held regularly
at Trinity p E. Church. Long Green, the new
nastor. Rev. Albert r. Walker, having arrived
Iaat week. He succeeds Rev. E. K. Miller, who
died some months ago, the church having since
been without q regular rector.