The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-10-21


OF Cockeysville. horses, cows, hogs, farming
implements, etc.
Ashby Tolson, trustees. on the premises, YAH
liable real estate. corner Mt. Wilson lane
and Reisterstown pike, Cd district.
Tuesday, November IA. by James ]. Lindsay. at
tOrney, at the Court House door, farm OF
about So acres, near Fairview Station. in the
"wednesday. November Is, by August weber,as
signee, at the Court House door, several lots
Of real estate on the south side of the Joppa
road short distance west OF Iowson.
=, Perhaps It was taste of Indian summer
that the weather man treated us to early this
-sOne farmer showed fifty-eight different
varieties Of apples at the Frederick county fair
this week.
Potatoes Of excellent quality have been
Selling from farm wagons in Towson this week
At GO cents per busheI.
- Services were conducted at Black Rock
Baptist Church last Sunday by Elder H. G..
Ker. of Middletown, N. Y.
Revival services are now in progress at
= st. Johns NJ. E. Church. Lutherville, in charge
of the pastor, Rev. L. w. Gosnell.
very fine ones, were sent from Locust Vale
Stock Farm, Towson, on 1nesday.
The 5reen Spring Valley Hunt Club will
have meet at Shawan, northwest of Jockeys
vile, today Saturday. 2lst), at A. N.
IA good many Baltimore county people
attended the Frederick fair this week. This
was the last Of the Maryland fairs for 1905.
~ The Governor on Thursday appointed J.
Nv. Richardson and Ferguson Stein additional
deputy game wardens for Baltimore county.
ENTITIES for the Green Spring Valley Hunt
Club horse show close Saturday night Octo-
Der 2lst. The show takes places week later.
"A TOwsOn man started out on Monday
in search Of corn-huskers. He needed six, but
>>only secured one. He was offering S1.5O per
day.
- The archdeaconry of Towson will meet
next Wednesday and Thursday, October 18th
and 18th, at st. James Church, My Lady's
Manor.
THE work Of improving the Warren road,
lin the 9th district has been commenced. This
road was destroyed almost entirely by the flood
- joseph Posey, of Greenwood, 18th dis
trict, formerly of Towson, fell off a wagon
few days ago and was run over. His injuries
were not serious.
The Towson football eleven will play a
game on the grounds here this Saturday. after
noon with the Mohawks, of Baltimore. Game
begins at O'Clock.
- The postoffice at Carney. on the Hartford
road, has gone out Of existence and that section
lis now supplied by rural free delivery route
starting from Loeb Raven.
- Judges Burke and Duncan need have no
fears regarding the 7th of November. Their
election is already assured more than two weeks
before the voting takes place.
THE woods were full of chestnut hunters
again last Sunday and there are very few Of the
nuts left now. People came in drOves from
Baltimore to scour the woods.
- Towson w. G. T. U. will hold its annual
election on Wednesday afternoon, 18th instT
at the home of Mrs. Gerand Bowen, secretary.
A full attendance is requested
- We heard of one man this week who
wanted to bet his hardearned money that the
proposed constitutional amendment would be
beaten in Maryland $4,000 votes.
No~,n~ ~ ,1louo IF ha ho
14th inst, made the usual quarterly distribu-
ton of the State public school tax, Baltimore
c0unty's proportion being $l5, OO9.lS.
"a sample of the ballot to be voted on the
9TH of November will De published IN The
UNION next week This will give the people
ample time to study it before the election.
- The football season has not more than
opened and already there has been one fatal
accident and many less serious ones. Andstill
the game appears to be growing in popularity:
- DR.. T. Ross Payne, secretary OF the local
Health Board, publishes notice in THE UNION
today certifying that the store and dwelling of
Mr.. Clarence G. Cole is free from contagion."
- Mr.. George Simmons, of st. George, 4th
district, this week exhibited some wild straw
berries grown on his farm that were perfect in
color and flavor. Such fruit at this season is
rarity.
- Deputy game wardens should be on the
alert. It is said that gunners are shooting
squirrels, when the open season does not begin
until November LIST. The law should be en-
forced.
- Some people who run automobiles de-
light to slip through toll-gates without paying
anything. The keepers have an eye open for
this class and they may get themselves in,
trouble.
nut Grove Church. will be held in the hall at
Sweet Air, on Friday evening, November 10th.
The program will embrace tableaux, music,
- Raymond ". Phillips has been appointed
postmaster at Bentley Springs, Baltimore
county. vice Grant Hare, resigned. The Office
is located on the Northern Central Railway,
north of ParktOn.
>Our neighbor, the Towson Democrat,
says that when the Republicans went out of
power in Baltimore county they left debt OF
$3.50, 000, 000l Is that intended for campaign
joke, or what is it
->If some man with capital would buy
ground and build houses in Towson he would
find the investment paying one. We believe
there are excellent opportunities here to make
Two young homers belonging to Mr..
Thomas B. Emory, few from Pikesville TO his
home on Madison avenue, Baltimore, on Tues
day afternoon, in eight minutes. The distance
is about nine miles.
lower Long Green Valley, embracing nearly
500 acres of land, is now in the market. 1t is
known as "Notchcliff," and was originally
used as a stock farm.
->Mr. William H. Todd, whose farm is on
the Pot Spring road, 9Th district. has field of
IL acres of wheat that is said to be the finest in
the county. The grain was seeded before the
middle of September.
- Fairview Station, on the Baltimore &
Hanover Railroad, has had its name changed
by the Western Maryland Railroad Company
to Boring, to correspond with the name of the
postofice at that place.
- Mr.. Frank I. Wheeler of Philopolis, 9Th
district was painfully hurt on Wednesday by
being thrown from q horse he was riding on
the York turnpike. The animal became
frightened at an automobile.
->Attention is invited to two important
notices regarding fire insurance which appear
in the advertising columns of The UNION this
week from the T0wsOn offices of Messrs.
Wheeler, Cole 81 Dugan, agents.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Towson N.
e. Church held IA oyster supper Oh Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, in the ball over the
engine house. The receipts will be applied to
improvements at the parsonage.
- Cardinal Gibbons preached and confirmed
a class of 50 children at st. Josephs Catholic
Church, at Texas, N. G. r. R., last Sunday
morning. The fine new pipe organ lately in
stalled was used for the first time.
- The promised new trolley cars on some
ofthe suburban lines have not yet materialized,
of the old ones make enough noise when rum
ming to distract the ordinary man.
IAN enjoyable entertainment was given
on Wednesday evening at RandallstOwn Pres
byterian Church for the benefit of the Sunday
school. Prof. J. Albert Loose contributed
largely to the pleasure of the affair.
->The Towson Horse Company. to deal in
horses and mules, is q new business enterprise
Just started in Towson by Messrs. t. A. b.
ns4k oh Th0maQ q