The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-01-28

Personal Mention.-
Mr.. George W. .Stans6eld, an aged farmer
Of the I'd district, is confined to bis home By
illness.
Mr.. Henry D. Chew, of Gloucester. N. j.
paid visit this week to his sister, Miss Harriet
Chew. and other relatives in Towson.
Miss Annie Curry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Curry, of Ny Lady's Manor
Rev Howard F. Downs. pastor of uovans
town NJ. f. Church. sailed for Jamaica a few
days ago and expects to be away about three
weeks.
Mrs. Ella Jean. Of Rockdale. Baltimore
county. has been in serious condition fol
some DAYS at Franklin Square Hospital, Balti-
more, where she submitted to an operation.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen George, of Kansas,
are spending some time with relatives in the
I'd district of this county. Mrs. George is q
sister of Mrs. r. Pierce Choate, of Randalls-
Mr.. Noah E. Offntt, of the Towson bar,
who was confined to his home at Cockeysville
about two weeks suffering from severe case
Of grip, was able to be at his office on Thurs
day, 18th instant.
The many friends of DIR. John E. Bolte, a
well known physician OF the "a district who
will be pleased to learn that he has sufficiently
recovered to resume his practice.
Mr.. George P. Everhart, who few months
ago sold out bis business at Monkton and re-
moved to and opened al store at Glencoe,is much
pleased with the change. He says business at
his new location is very encouraging.
Mr.. Alexander X. Early, of Sudbrook
Park, Sd district, who was last week acciden-
tally shot in the breast by his little son while
practicing with rifle at mark, is improving
and his early recovery is now hoped for.
MIR. Lennox Birckhead, of "Anneslie, !"
near Towson, has been critically i'll for some
time at his winter home in Baltimore and it is
thought he cannot recover. He is the father
of the late Harry Birckhead, who was so well
known in social and hunting circles.
MIR. H. Courtney Jenifer, who has been
serving as stenographer in the law office of
Mr.. Frank ]. Duncan. in Towson, has secured
position with the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company. He is q son of Mr.. Thomas R.
Jenifer, of Loeb Raven, and very popular
young man.
.-Messrs. c. A. E. Spamer, Charles W.
Slagle and l.. Scott Carswell were among those
elected members of the board of managers of
the Maryland Sunday School Union, the an
nual meeting of which was held in Baltimore
on Tuesday. Mr.. Preston Fiddis was re-elec-
ted president of the Union.
=+Mr. ClaEence G. Cooper, who has been
teaching the public school at Parkton, 9TH dis
tricL has been chosen principal of the school
at Mt. Washington, Sd district, to succeed Mr..
Rowland Hebden, resigned. Mr.. Cooper. who
is graduate of the State Normal School, is a
son OF Mr.. William ]. Cooper, conductor on
the York road trolley line.
The quarterly conference of Towson M. E.
Church will ask for the return of the present
pastor. Rev. John r. Edwards, who is now
completing his fifth year as pastor here. Rev.
Mr. Edwards is an indefatigable worker and
is popular with the people of all denomina.
tons. 1t Is hoped his flock at Towson may
have their wishes gratified.
Mr.. Charles w. Street,, member of the
well known Baltimore firm of STREET. & Cork
vrac Nth olxyoia fou do
ago and has since been in critical condition.
Mr.. Street, has been resident of the Sd and
4th districts OF this county for some years.
He is a native of Hartford county and has been
very successful business man.
Mr.. Benjamin M. Brooks was among the
callers at TIE UNION Office during this weeks
blizzard. He has charge ofthe Bacon farm of
nearly 45O acres, at Monkton, N. G. R. r., and
in addition to his large farming operations he
is an extensive milk shipper. Mr.. Brooks is q
progressive farmer and an active member of the
Junior Gunpowder Agricultural Club.
Reports were freely circulated early this
week that DR.. ]. Royston Green, q popular
young physician of Towson, who has been con-
fined to bis home for some days, had typhoid
fever. We are glad to say that these reports
were erroneous. DIR. Green, who was some
what run down from hard work, has had q
severe attack of grip. from which he is slowly
progressing to recovery.
MIR. T. Edward Hambleton, head of the
Baltimore banking house of Hambleton & Co.,
announced on Wednesday that at the end of the
the present month he would retire of an active
business ne OF many yea!s. MT. 5amDieIon'
wnvSe nnv COUNTY, Place 70 sl.uH.eu neaL nu.n
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come the head of the banking house.
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marriage OeeweGn tne ueienuans anu tne pialn'
un mas aiEeauy Ueen an1u us. ~ uecreS =. 2
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ba sonth neIots d;volca was oranted n
August 3d. 1903, at Sioux Falls. and Mrs.
Knapp's marriage to Mr.. Muilan followed IN
one week.
Mrs, Mullan is well known in Baltimore
social circles, sne peing connecteG Win num-
Der OF promlnent Mary lanoers. Sne Is oaugn-
ter OF the late Kalelgn Inomas, OF baltimore,
and her paternal grandfather was William Nc,
estate, on the ioIK ROAD. one was married 10
Mr. Knapp IN 1894: she nad four chiidren Dy
her marriage to Mr.. Knapp, who Is well
known lawyer ana lives &C holano farK:
Hon, lsidor kayner and MS son, Mr.. william
B. Rayner, appear as attorneys for Mr.: Knapp,
and Mrs. Mullan will be represented by Mr..
Frank |. Duncan.
Mr.. Knapp, 1t is stated, finds 1t necessary to
have the legality of his former wife's South
business matters. The courts in some Of the
States have refused to recognize the legality of
some of the South Dakota divorces. and Mr..
Knapp, it is stated for this reason has found it
difficult to sell some of his property, and, in
order that the matter may be iudciaily settled,
he filed the suit at Towson.
II is expected that the defendant will file an
answer claiming that the South Dakota divorce
was legally granted, and that her marriage with
Mr.. Knapp is already annulled. OF course, if
The court should rule otherwise. the defendant
will consent to the passage of decree of divorce.
as Mr. Knapp pravs.
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The Winter Estate-Terms OF the Com.
PROMISE letter from Ellicott City dated
January Z4tn says IN the howard county
ter. over which lawsuit was compromised,
NOS Admitted n nrohaie and in accordanca
With the nrovisions of the document letters
were granted the Safe Deposit and Trust Com.
nanv IF Ralt;more and Arthur W Machen. A
b,,,dd ~ 9sno 000 wss f;led and annrovad with
tha SAFE Denos;t C,omnanv as snretv No state.
,,ent Svos fIod sott;nc forth the FERNS If The
b,s = ;s ,nJorstooj that the hon.