The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-09-02
Personal Mention

| Mr. Charles Fischer, OF Convention, Balti-
more county, sailed from Baltimore for Bremen
| on Wednesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hammond, of Upper
Falls, 18th district, are spending two weeks at
| Ocean Grove NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, of Au-
| burn Cottage, near Towson, left on Friday, LIST
| inst, for Atlantic City.
Mr. Walter r. Townsend, of the Towson
| bar, registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York city, on Thursday last.
Mrs. Herzog, wife of Mr.. Charles Herzog,
| the well known attorney, is stopping at the
Hotel de Vile, Atlantic City.
Miss 8. L. Mcguire, of Sterling" near
| Texas, who spent month at Atlantic City and
| Philadelphia, has returned to her home
Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs, of Green Spring Val
lev, served as one of the judges at the light
harness races at Electric Park this week.
Miss Eleanor Jenifer, daughter of Mr..
Thomas R. Jenlfer, of Loeb Raven, is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Henry, of Cambridge. Md.
Ghn " H , WsO Sa v9g b ct pa ns
week at the st. Charles Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mr.. Hugh P. Price, clerk in the office OF
the Register of Wills has been sick and con-
fined to his home on the Hillen road this week.
Col. Robert Hough started the horses at
the COLCHESTER fair this week. Next week he
will officiate in the same capacity at limo
MUM.
Mrs. Copes, wife of Rev. Thomas E. Copes,
pastor of Towson M. E. Church, accompanied
by her son Herbert, is spending week at At
lantic City.
Mrs Flora Stewart Emory, who spent sew
eral weeks with her uncle, DIR. X. b. Stewart,
of Warren, Pa has returned to her home in
Govanstown.
torney, accompanied by his wife and mother,
has been spending two weeks at the Raleigh,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. George o. Brown, one of the proprie-
tors of Oak Grove Poultry Farm, Parkville,
judged the poultry shown at the colchester
Miss Edna Benson, daughter of DR.. j.
Edward Benson, of Marble Hill, 9Th district,
has secured position as teacher in the public
school at Delta, Pa.
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Price, of Philopols, have returned to their
home in Baltimore.
Miss Florence May Donaldson, of Fairview
Farm, hear Hereford, has returned to her home
after spending August in Baltimore, ocean
City and Hampstead.
Miss Rose Vogt, daughter of Mr.. Albert
Vogt, of Gardenville, is under treatment Tor
typhoid fever at the Maryland University
Hospital in Baltimore.
Justice David L. Sade, of the 4th district,
is confined to his home at Delight from the
effects of stroke of paralysis of the left side.
DR.. Harry NJ. Slade is attending him.
Mr.. James s. Nussear, Jr., and his sister,
Miss Ethel H. Nussear, of Lutherville, were
Nellie Merrick, of Queen Anne county, Md.
Mr.. Thomas A. Whelan, the well known
attorney and vice president of the Fidelity Com
pany of Maryland, returned from trip to Eu-
rope this week. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Whelan.
Mr.. Thomas Ward, of Texas, 9th district,
who is Sc years of age, drove his own carriage
to Towson on Wednesday. He enjoys good
health and is one of the most remarkable men
in the State.
Miss Blanche Cowley, daughter Of Mr..
William s. Cowley, of the County CLERKS
Office who spent several weeks with friends in
Easton, Md, has returned to her home near
Loeb Raven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Kilchenstein cele-
brated the seventh anniversary of their mar
riage on Thursday by entertaining number
of their friends at their home at Parkville,
Hartford road.
Mr.. ]. A. Bokel and his daughter, Miss
Lota Bokel, of Pleasant Plains Queenstown,
who have been on an extended Northern trip,
registered at the Victoria Hotel, New York
city, on Thursday.
Mr.. Howard Ruhl, a recent graduate of
Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Md, has been
appointed superintendent of the geographical
survey at Sy kesville, Md. He is son OF Mr..
Peter Ruhl, of Walbrook.
Governor Warfield, of Maryland, and Mrs.
Warfeld will be the guests next Tuesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridgely, OF Hampton, near
Towson. The Governor will spend part OF
THURSDAY at the ammonium IdlT.
Miss Julia Jarrett, daughter OF DIR. James
H. Jarrett, of Towson, who had an operation
performed for appendicitis several weeks ago.
is so far advanced towards recovery that she
can sit up couple of hours each day.
The engagement is announced OF MISS Caro-
line Hilles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hiles, of Baltimore, to Lieut.. John Edie, Of
the q. s Navy. Miss Hiles is a sister of Mrs.
Wilton Greenway, of "Wiltondale," near Tow
son.
Miss Eliza D. Longnecker, of Towson, was
among the Maryland people who attended the
Warrenton (Va.) horse show this week: She
has been spending some time with the family
of Mr.. George Thurston Williams, of Fauquier
county.
ablv known in connection with Mr.. e. E. Nc
Cleary, former proprietor of Locust Vale Stock
Farm Towson, continues in the same capacity
with the new proprietors, Messrs. E. Cox,
Son & Co.
accompanied by her two children, is visiting
her mother-in- law, Mrs. Edwin Scott. of Rose
dale" Western Run Valley. Mr.. Scott, who
has not been in Maryland for over twenty
years, will arrive later.
Miss Lillian G. Vincent daughter of Mr..
j. G. Vincent, of Lutherville, left this week for
Niagara Falls, where she will spend the fall
and winter with her brother. Mr.. Harold b.
Vincent an electrician in the employ of the
Ontario Power Company.
Mr.. Charles ]. Fox of Baltimore county,
Labor Commissioner for Maryland, left this
week for San Francisco, CAL, to attend the
twenty-third annual convention OF the Asso-
citation of Officials of Bureaus of Labor Stats
tics of America, which begins in that city Sep
TENDER 9Th.
Mr.. John H. Klohr, of the I'd district Of
this county, won first honors at the tourna-
ment held at Marshall Hall, Nd, on Wednes-
day. He has ridden in four tournaments this
season and has missed only rings out OF 49,
E;uo MI WQ0npg0Qv'a
tournament
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Ensor, of Mt. WASH
ington, who spent two weeks at Atlantic City,
have returned and Mr.. Ensor is again looking
| after his professional duties at Towson. He
enjoyed himself very much with yachting and
other aquatic sports and came home looking as
| brown as berry.
Capt. and Mrs. E. v. White, of Portsmouth.
Va, accompanied by Mrs. r. c. Massenburg,
with whom they have been staying, left on
THURSDAY morning on an automobile trip to
| Gettysburg and the Blue Mountain House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne 1. Yellott, of Towson,
accompanied them.
Mr.. William B. Petit, legal adjuster of the
| Pullman Company. accompanied by his wife
and also DR.. J. 81. Stowell and son, all of
Chicago. are guests of Mr.. Thomas Ward, of
| Texas, Baltimore county father of Mrs. Petit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit make trip East every
| year to visit relatives and attend the Timonium
fair, which they always enjoy.
|
| of Fullerton, Beiair road finished digging his
potatoes this week and says he had the finest
crop he ever raised He has had very sue
cessful season and the frequent rains did him
no damage. Stemmer's run passes through bis
property and he says it has not overlooked its
banks once during the summer.
Mr.. Peter NafsiDger, who has been farm
ing in Long Green Valley over fifty years,
came to Towson on Monday to pay bis taxes
and renew his subscription. to THE UNION.
Notwithstanding the fact that he is in his 8Oth
year he reads the finest print without the aid
of spectacles. His son, Mr.. Moses Nafsinger,
now has charge of the farm. while the father
takes the world easy.
Prof. z. C. Ebaugh, principal of Franklin
High School, Reisterstown, called on some OF
his friends in Towson last Monday. he speaks
very enthusiastically about the prospects for
his school, which last year had over $50 pupils,
100 of whom were in the high school. Many
of these travel long distances by steam and
electric cars to reach this school. showing how
popular it has become. Prof. Ebaugh is an
accomplished educator and his whole heart is
in the work His fine new school building. to
which Mr.. F. s. Landstreet contributed $780,
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Mr. Ernest c. Hatch and Mr.. Alfred O..