The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-07-23

Jacksonville and Sunnybrool<, 10th Dis
| trict.-Mr. Lewis M. Keller, who owns the
"Vauxhalp' estate near Ashland, accompan-
led by his wife and several guests, passed
through Jacksonville last Sunday afternoon in
| his handsome new automobile. He seemed to
have perfect knowledge Of the management OF
| the machine. Mr.. Keller has several times
lately made trips in this direction IN his auto
and be no doubt knows good road when he
sees it. We feel proud OF the Improvements
that have been made to our roads lately.
The congregation Of st. Johns Lutheran
| Church. near Sweet Air, will hold lawn fete
at the church on Wednesday evening" July
9th, to which general invitation is extended.
Ice-cream. cake and fancy articles will be on
sale, and Long Green Band will be present to
enliven the affair with music. The grounds
will be illuminated and everything possible
will be done to make those who patronize the
fete have good time. The object is worthy
enc and the attendance should be large
Mrs. J. Pearce Richardson and her sister,
Mrs. Duncan and daughter, who spent several
months very pleasantly with relatives and
friends in this section of the county, have
sailed for their home in New Zealand.
Mr.. II. G. Snitzer, Of Baltimore, is guest OF
Mr.. John Burk, at his home, near Sweet Air
He is enjoying the pure country air and the
beautiful surroundings for which this section
is noted. Mr.. Snitzer has remarkable talent
for the cornet and his friends highly appreciate
bis efforts to entertain them with sweet music
Miss Caroline Coe, Of Stewartstown, Pa, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Cora Price, near jack
sonville.
The cherry season is about over and those
who are fond of the fruit miss it very much.
Mr. James Jackson had tree of delicious ones
by the roadside and know of one young man
who especially made it his summer resort" !.
nice cool place being found near the top of
the branches.
Little Miss Mary McClung, whose home is
near Sunny brook, was given q birthday party
last Saturday afternoon and about thirty-five
of her friends were invited to enjoy the occa-
sion with her. Games and music were the
features and table, supplied with all the deli
cacies OF the season, was the chief delight.
Miss Mary received many pretty and useful
presents and it is safe to say she was very
happy young lady. The company dispersed ct
$50 P. NJ, after wishing the young hostess
Mrs. Adam Maier, who has been confined to
her room many weeks with broken leg, the
result Of a fall. and who suffered intensely for
some time, is now improving and is able to sit
up in a reclining chair. Her friends hope to
see her out soon.
Mr.. William Burk, who lives near Sweet
Air. lately supplied himself with fine new
engine and is busy saving out timber of differ
ent kinds.
Rev. W. Pohzehl, the new pastor of ST. Johns
English Lutheran Church, preached an excel
lent and impressive sermon last Sunday after
noon on THE Judgment to Come"
Miss Mary Smith, of Baltimore is spending
some weeks with her aunt, Mrs. G. Howard
Marshall near Sweet Air.
Mr.. Charles Wilson, of Long Green Valley,
celebrated his birthday last Tuesday and en-
tertained a number of his friends very pleas
antly. Vocal and instrumental music were
enjoyable features of the occasion.
Mr.. George Treut, of Jacksonville, has re-
turned from q pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
The Sunday school of Fairview NJ. E. Church
South, Sunnybrook, will hold a lawn fete at
the church on Tuesday evening, j July 18th. COM
mencing at 7.30 O'Clock. These affairs are
usually we'll attended and those who will have
charge are arranging for pleasant time.
Miss HI. Silver Wilson led the Y. P. G. E. at
Chestnut Grove Church last Sunday evening"
Her topic was 1.-THE Worlds Gain Through
Universal Peace" Her talk was very interest
ing and was much enjoyed by q good audi
ence. M.