davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14

Fin somnad. A: - Tror du att de
olympiska gudarna afven kunde sy?
B.: ia VISIT! Mar t. ex. en- skjort-
knapp fattades den lycklige Zevs, tog
fru Juno K~leopatras nal och Ariadne-
trad, gjorde en- gordisk knut och sydde
dit knappen.
Symbolism. - Kommer du ihag,
Karl, att Diet var just har du bad ON
min hand? vi horde plantera EFT trad
har, vart karlekstrad.
- Da ia vi en- tarpil.
L~oneregIering. Extralararen f. d.
0~fverliggare): - Det ar alldeles omoj-
ligt att lefva pa sin Ion. Lefnadsom-
kostnaderna ha stegrats i hogsta grad.
F0rr i verlden kostade en- vexelprotest
4:50, a nu kostar den 6 kronor.
RAFT address,. Den sjuke (till sana-
torie-egaren): - Tror verkligen dok-
torn att kuren har uppe kan vara till
lindring for mig?
Decentralization: - Err sjukdom
ar som bestalld for den har kurorten.
Enkesore. Den kondolerande: Jag
far beklaga sorgen att f0rlora en-
sadan man.
Enkan: ia, ack, han var sa god
- och man vet hvad man har, men
inte hvad man far.
P%atienten: Drar nj ut lander
smartfritt?
Tandlakaren: Int alltid. For
nagra dar sen rakade jag skada mig i
handen mar jag drog ut en- tand. och
Diet gor ondt an.
Smittfara. Studenten zen riktig fest
prisse): - Jag skall ia din hund hem
till mig och dressera honom - jag ar
styf pa Diet omradet.
Vannen: ia, men bara han int
far vattuskrack i dit sallskap.
Festtal. Mitt h%errskap! Jag KAN
ner brudglmmen anda fran hans barn
dom. Jag var med mar han d0ptes;
jaS har set honom vaxa upp; jag
drack honom till pa hans myndighets-
dag, MI har jag aran vara vittne till
hans lycka | dag pa hans brollop och
jag hoppas en- dag ia vara med pa
hans begrafning. Med dessa ord Der
jag ia utbringa EFT "lefve brudparet".
Svar pa tai. Bevaringen bommar
gang pa gang, och slutligen brister ia
lamodet hos officeren.
- Hva a nj i civila lifvet? ryter han.
- Skraddare.
- Ma, da ska nj val for shock millio-
ner kunna sigta raft. . Nj, som ar van
att ira pa nalar.
- ia, men vi ira aldrig pa nalar,
som a tusen fot ifran oss.
Den skona fIaskkorfven. Eft par I'M
ga man kommo pa en- f~otvandring
hungriga och t0rstiga fran till en- stu
ga och fragade ON de kunde ia nagon
mat.
- ia, Diet gar nog an, SADIE bondgum-
man. Jag har just fatt en- sa sk6n
flaskkorf.
/ De late sig val smaka.
Foljande ar kommo de ockSa der for
bi, erinrade sig den CODA korfven och
fragade ON gumman kunde bjuda dem
pa nagot lika godt / ar.
- Mel, g%udskelof, blef svaret. | ar
Il ALA grisarna friska, sa vi ha inte be-
hoft slagta nagon.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14

Tror jag Diet! - Hr disponent, jag
finner mig skyldig omtala att jag kan
ner mig storlycklig att pa min vag ha
funnit err f6rtjusande dotter.
Svarpappan: - Tror jag det... Nj
flick jul 20 tusen | hittel0n.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
EN- LEkTIoN l FosTERLANDsKAR-
LEX ELLER AlBRET SWAN
SONS INSTRUMENTATION.
StamningsbiId for dagen at lvar
Sifstrand.

Safstrand.
Albert Swanson satt / den elektriska
~sparvagnen pa vag till slit job i Chi
Cages fabriksqvarter.
Liksom ALA de andra passagerarna !
%sparvagnen 0gnade han helt hastigt
och nagot likgiltigt igenom morgontid-
ningen for att Sc hur Diet gick med
kriget.
Pl0tsligt faller hans blick pa EFT tele-
gram med fetstil under stora rubriker:
REVOLUTION ! NORGE.
konung Oscar afsatt!
Det klack till / honom och kandes
som ON man stuckit en- knit / hans
hjarta. Brostet hafdes och sanktes j
hastigare TAXI och blodet steg honom
at hufvudet, sa att adrorna lago som
blaa maskar pa pannan pa honom.
Han Taste telegrammet ON och ON
igen utan att kunna fatta Diet riktigt.
bet kunde icke vara SAINT!
bet var naturligtvis endast en- logn
af de f0rdomda Observation-Disclosures i
the Associated Press telegrambyra i
New York!
Men tank, ON Diet wore SAINT anda.
Skulle norrmannen verkligen ha va
gat?
ia, da kunde de ocksa var sakra
pa en- ordentlig entertaining fran Diet
gamla landet, Diet svor Albert Swan
son en- dyr ed pa.
- bet var jul / ALA fall markvardigt.
M hade han bolt har ute / Oliver fem
ton ar och hade nastan hunnit att
glomma slit hemland, hvilket han just
aldrig hallit sa mycket pa, imam han
gaf sig ivag, f0rargad som han var pa
den klasskillnad, han tyckte sig mota
ofverallt. Och mar han Taste ON norr-
mannens tilltag, sa kande han Diet pre-
els som han skulle kant Diet, ON nagon
hade o%fverfallit och slagit hans gamla
NOR, som bodde derhemma i Diet gamla
landet.
Swanson knycklade tidningen ihop i
en- enda stor kula och slog nafven i
banker han satt pa, sa att medpassa-
gerarna sage forvanade pa honom och
undrade ON han var riktigt klok.
Hela dagen sk0tte Swanson slit ar
bette pa snickerifabriken, der han var
anstalld som f0rman, helt mekaniskt,
och. mar han for hem till middagen,
skaffade han sig en- mid%dagsupplaga al
en- AMMAN tidning. Der omtalades sa'
ken mera utf0rligt, och han insag nu,
att nagot misstag eli var mojligt.
Swanson, som var skaning, hade
gift sig / Amerika med en- smalands
tos och bebodde nu EFT eget hus, ! en-
utkant af Chicago sd trefligt bygdt och
inredt, som endast en- amerikansk ar
betare kan ha Diet.
Han hade pa de femton ar, han varit
deruta genom strangt arbete och man
ga f6rsakelser lyckats komma / Ell
staining, sa att han kunde Sc fran
tiden an med godt mod. En- fast an
staining hade han, val afl0nad, ct
trefligt hem, en- snail hustru och tn
rara barn, iva dugtiga pojkar en- el
flicka.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-07-14
SOLSkE NJ EFT.

ON lasaren har It'd nagon gang i
midday, sa kan lasaren gerna oppna
f0nstret och sticka ut venstra pekfing
ret i luften. Cor lasaren Diet, sa skall
lasaren otvifvelaktigt upptacka att Diet
ar hvad man kallar varmt ute. Delta
tillstand, som ar ganska b~ehagligt, da
Diet int gar till 0fyerdrift, beror som
bekant pa forekomsten af den vackra
himlakroppen, ON hvilken den bekante
forfattaren till "Samlade skrifter",
prestmannen Z. Tegner sd r0rande
Qvad:
dig jag sjunger en- sang,
du h0gtstralande sol,
kring din konungastoI',
och ON hvilken vi har med anledning
af dagens betydelse villa yttra nagra
ord.
Solen upptacktes for flera tundra al
sedan af en- man, hvars namn ingen
kan glomma, derfor att ingen nagon'
sin kant Diet. Till en- borjan k0rdes
den 0fver himlahvalfvet af en- man
hvars namn man deremot vet. Han
bette namligen A. Palsson. (Han skrei
ju "A polio" pa ~rakningarne, men nal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11
Propertyrransfersin baltimore Count,

Property TransfersinB Baltimore County:
Deeds, etc., received for record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county:
Jno. Schluter and wife to w. NJ. Henry and wife.
Lake Ave. Land Co. to Marie Scott.
Marie Scott to Lake Avenue Land Company.
John N. Carroll to Hester c. Allan and others.
G. s. Rich, administrator, to Mary Lee Beckley.
G. w. Kramer and wife to W. B. Baker and wife.
CORTLAND de Lacy Evans and wife to Augutus
Mitchell kehoe to Catherine Kehoe.
Franklin Kemp and wife to Albert T. Martin.
Mitchell and wife.
Elias Liyezey 70 Frank A. McCres; -. v.,.,.
william E. Sparks and wife to W. L. Gray.
L. G. 8andel to Henry Hall Olmstead.
Mary Lee Beckley and husband to Catherine &.
william NJ. Plant te Frank strumsky.
John 7: Wood to Arthur Rossiter.
Alfred Fowble, treasurer and collector, to John
X. Weinhardt and wife.
Alex. Y Dolield and wife to A. Miller and hus.
Chas. H. Bell and wife to Rachel J: Gardner.
Benjamin +. Allison to Louis H. Sisson.
T. s. Ball and wife to A. J. Lightner and wife.
Chas. b. Reed, wife and A. Candles, to John F..
Chas. F. Stein and wife to william Derr.
Elizabeth Leaverton to Charles u; Ball.
4 Quick and Catherine 3nick to =; II; Whiting
Jno. Price ct al. to Jno. H. Rigger and wife.
L. Schenkel and wife to BALTIC. and Ohio r. r. Co.
Louis /. Turner and wife to Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of Baltimore.
A. Schuster and wife to G. W. Haxdel and wife.
E. B. Eisenbrandt. trustee~to Emily W. Rodey.
Henry NJ. Hendrix to John r. Larus.
s. c. Roden to Canton Per. Bldg Asso'n: No. !.
H. c. Pfaff and wife to G. e. and G. f. Thomas.
Louis X. Thomas to Howard +. Thomas.
G. Albert Mays Collector and Treasurer, to
County Commissioners of Baltimore County
Same to same.
Same to same.
Charles F. Diggs g. Son to John Hinkley.
Chas. B. Kelley to Glyndon Volunteer Fire Co.
w. e. Sherwood, trustee, to John r. Sherwood.
Elizabeth G. Cole to Charles A. Selling.
Canton Co. to Federal Distllling Co.
H. G. Nicholson and wife to Lucilla A. Dushane,
trustee.
Alex. and Matilda Augins to Edward Scott.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

TOsCson N. e. Chwch.-Sunday, March 18th :
Preaching at II A. N: aud p NJ. by the pastor,
LaEe0ie1 n. e. Cnurch.-Preaching at p. NJ,
by the pastor, Rev. John r. Edwards.
CALGARY Baptist Church. Toscson.--Sunday,
P S TS welsh Revival R SSh B. BAbOit,
r' Great Fails Circuit, N. b. CAurcA.-The fourth
Inn %eMtnag win De Rea St a GatHs
80. Johns p. e. Church, Western Run.-Rev. X.
Heber Murphy. rector. Services I'd and 4th
Sundays Of each month; at II 4. NJ; st; Luke's.
Freeland, N. c. r. r., 9Th Sunday. at II A. NJ.
otBsE c sssyees PT SDectai 5RS 96aR william
Eimms, pastor. Preaching every Sunday at II
A. NJ. and 8 P. N. Sunday school at 2 P. NJ and
.1onss MemosiGs At. r. church, PAila Road.-Rev.
Scott N. Duvall, pastor. Preaching every Sun
day ct $50 2: ~; Sunday school at 2.SO 2. y.
Preaching at II A. NJ. and 7.3O P. M; Sunday
school, conducted by the pastor: at $40 a; NJ: and
Bible class at 10 A. NJ: Young Peoples Society,
7.sOP,M T., Rev: r. L; Walton . pastor to.,n .,
Sunday at II A. n. and Pm. Rev. Joel Brown,
Hamilton Pres6vterian Church, Hartford Road
Rev. /. G. Yeakel, pastor. Sunday school at $50
p. NJ; song service and preaching at 7.45 P. NJ.
North Point Station. III. e. Church South. ".
aD O"I 1ooSS suuSsy e SCHOOL, Hu ss5
Snyder. superintendent senior department: Miss
Mollie X. Rogers, superintendent infant depart
ment. Prayer-meeting Thursday, p. N. Rev.
+. L. Day, pastor.
CAsTcK Of ne Holy Comforter. Rossville. Ser
vices every Sunday at II A. N. Rev. William B.
Mcpherson, rector.
FdirvteD m. p. Church South, Sunny6rOok.-
Preaching every Sunday at p. NJ; Sunday
school 2:l5 Pm; prayer meeting every Thursday,
So. Michdeps German Ev1ng. Lutheran Church
Perry HdR.-Preaching every Sunday morning
at 1918 O'Clock, by the pastor Sunday school
at 600 A. N.
.jerusGIem German Lutheran Church, GGrdenviue
Services at 1870 A. N. I'm English the second
Sunday of every month"; Rev. Oscar Cutie.
pastor
Patapse0 n. f. Church, North Point Rood.-Ser-
vices every Sunday at II A. N. and p. N. Rev.
E. G. Gallaher. pastor.
Pine GT0vs Church, Near Loeb Rarsn.-preaeh-
ing every Sunday at p. n. by the pastor Rev
r. r. Caples Sunday school at P. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Court Appoints Receiver for Stock-In
the Circuit Court here on Wednesday the At.
lantic National Bank, of Jacksonville. Fla,
filed bill against William G. Dorsey and the
Canton National Bank. The plaintiff states
that it has secured judgment against the first
named defendant and that it has issued fl. ia.
against the 1877 shares of stock of the Dorsey
Lumber Company owned by him. 1t is also
alleged that the second-named defendant holds
the said stock as collateral. The court was
asked to appoint receiver for said capital
stock owned by Mr.. Dorsey, and now in the
possession of the bank. Judge Burke signed
an order appointing Mr.. Elmer J. Cook receiv-
er as prayed.
The bill alleges that Mr.. Dorsey was selling
lumber below cost Mr.. John s. Ensor, attor
ney for Mr. Dorsey, said that the latter would
move for the dissolution of the order appoint
ing q receiver for his stock, and that the lum-
Der which is referred to in the bill as being sold
below cost had been damaged. Mr.. Ensor
stated that the Canton National Bank had be-
come the possessor of the stock in legitimate
business transaction.
Messrs. Conway w. Sans and Elmer ]. Cook
appeared for the plaintiff.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11
MARYLAND TELEPHONE-TOwsON. Q. i2l
SALES ADvERT1sED In 1.-THE UNION"

"a
SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION"
Monday, March 10, by Charles w. Treadway, one
mile from Manor poetofice, 10th district,
horses, cows, Poland China hogs. wagons,
farm implements, etc.
Tuesday, March IA. by James j. Lindsay, attor-
ney, ETC., at the Court House door. the prop
epty known as the Lee farm, half mile from
Phoenix Station. N. Q. X. K, in Two tracts.
Tuesday, March IA, by ]. w: CHASER, near Neck
err postoffice, 18th district, stock, farm i'm
plements, wagons, household enects, etc.
Tuesday. March IA. by II. G. Wiedefeld, admins
traitor, on the premises. house and lot in
the village of Texas. N. @. Il. Il.
Wednesday, March Is, by Chas. III. Cursey. near
Baldwin, 18th district, mules. horses, COWS,
hogs, farm implements, wagons, household
furniture. etc.
Thursday, March 10, by j. J. Carroll. bailif, at
Riders stables in Towson, mules and horse.
Wednesday, March ~, by Charles Maenner, on
the premises, truck farm on the Belair
road, near the terminus of the electric rail-
way; also personal property OF every des-
wednesday. March %, by L. P. Knox, at the
emile House, Hartford road, one gray mare.
Thursday March %, by Oliver e. Fisher, admin
istrator of the estate of William =. " eiler,
deceased, at Granite. I'd district. horses,
mules. cows, hogs, farm implements, corn,
hay. fertilizer. etc., etc.
Wednesday. March 20, by Frank Emrhein, cor
ner First avenue and Twelfth streets, Can
ton, horses, COWS, hogs, complete dairy OUT
fit. furniture. etc.
Monday. April 8, by r. H. Bussey, attorney, at
the Court House door, house and lot near
Cockeysville.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Teacher Appointed Miss Bette O. Bryan
has been appointed teacher of the public school
at Manor Glen, 10th district, better known as
Emory's. This school was formerly taught by
Miss Edna A. Trabert, of Freeland
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Sale of Unimproved Land.-James L. Nor.
wood, auctioneer. sold on the premises on
Thursday, March I'd. for Mr.. William s. Smith,
an unimproved tract Of q acres of land situa-
ted on the road leading from Upper Falls to
Pfiffers Corner, II miles from Bradshaw Sta
ton, B. & o. r. r. purchased by Mr.. Edward
REYNOLDS for $3.50,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Successful Euchre Party.-~A large euchre
party was held at st. Edwards Church, corner
of Bloomingdale road and Prospect avenue. on
Monday evening last. Many valuable prizes
were awarded. Miss Anna NJ. A. Padian. Of
Towson, won the first prize, large cutglass
pitcher, with silver mountings. Rev. John +.
Dillon, pastor of st. Edwards Church, was
formerly the pastor of st. Johns Church. Long
Green Valley. A number of Father billions
friends from this county were present includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James J Lindsay, Of Towson.
Purchase of Lot Consummated- Rev.
John l.. Straughn, pastor of Baltimore Circuit
Mp. Church, with others interested. on Friday,
lot on the southwest corner Of Aiiegany and
Bosley avenues. in Towson, upon which the
new church will be erected. The lot is rs by
$50 feet. and is just west of the residence OF
DIR. H. s. Jarrett.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

NEONEY TO LOAN-lN SUMS To svrYr
wi FROM 800 UPWARDS. SUIT.
ROBERT H. BUSSEY
Towson Md
Jan. le.-tf. Residence Cockeysvilie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Work of the Orphans Court.-In the
Baltimore county Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of George W. Powell
to Dr. John H. Drach, administrator.
On the personal estate of Edward A. Sparks
to Elizabeth A. Sparks. Administrative.
On the personal estate of Martha J. Vance to
James w. Vance, administrator.
On the personal estate of Frederick E. Sau-
menig to Mary Josephine Saumenig, admins
tratrix.
On the personal estate of Oscar C. Parr to
Maud E. Parr and Jacob s. Parr, executors.
On the personal estate of Charles Keller to
Christian Berkes executor.
On the personal estate of William H. Ruby
to q. Howard Isaac, administrator.
The will of Oscar G. Parr, the Govanstown
druggist, was admitted to probate this week.
He gives to his wife, Maud E. Parr all the in
come from his real estate, to be used for the
support of herself and child, Leona A. Parr, as
long as she remains his widow. In the event
of her remarriage, then to his daughter Leona,
if living, or her heirs; is she be dead, leaving
no heir, then the property is to be equally di-
vided among the testator's brothers and sisters.
Company Not to Blame.-The suit of Mrs.
Mary Miller against the Western Maryland
Railroad Company for alleged injuries to her
knee by tripping over defective platform in
February. 1904, was tried in the Superior Court
of Baltimore, on Tuesday. The accident hap
pened at Gwynnbrook, Baltimore county. at
the conclusion of the plaintiffs case the court
instructed the jury to render a verdict for the
company, as there was no evidence in the case
that the company knew of the alleged defective
mere happening of the accident the burden Of
proof did not shift to the company to show
that it had used reasonable care to maintain the
platform in safe condition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

ITO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE.
One sum of $500. one SUN of $500, one ann, =,
$1,000, one sum Of 1900: -'- VI
JOHN 2. CONFIRM
Attorney at Law. Towsontown. Ma
Nayl.-tf. "o.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

NOTWOOO, duCLlOuccEg SOiu ~ LuO OOulb AAOuoC
door on Monday, for Major John l. Yellott, at
torney and assignee of mortgage from John
P. DeLawder and wife to Isabella s. Matthews,
q farm of 103 acres of land, the former home
place of the late Hugh Sims, on the road lead
ing to Jerusalem Mills, in the 18th district
purchased by the mortgage for $3,725. The
place is improved by large stone mansion
and the necessary outbuildings.
Pattison & Gahan, auctioneers, sold at the
Court House door on Tuesday, for the Safe De-
post and Trust Company of Baltimore and
Mr.. Thomas W: Ohutt, trustees, the farm OF
Lady's Manor, 10th district, on the road lead
ing from Monkton to Manor, to Mr.. D. G.
Woods, of Baltimore, for 81 ,000 This proper
ty contains 1873 acres of land and is well i'm
proved with dwelling. barns and all necessary
outbuiIdings Mr.. Woods, the purchaser, is
head of the Baltimore firm of D. @. Woods IL
Co., importers and dealers in syrups, molasses,
rice and West India honey.
N B. Lobe & Co., auctioneers, sold at the
Court House on Tuesday, for Messrs. Edgar q.
Miller and Thomas Hill, trustees, the farm for
merly owned by Chas. w. Anderson, II miles
from Monkton, N. G.. r. R., adjoining the
farms of Mrs. H. B. Anderson and others;
purchased by Mr.. ]. A. o. Tucker for 50, 400.
The property, which contains III acres, has
fair improvements upon it.
Slade & Risteau, auctioneers, sold at the
Court House door on Wednesday, for Messrs.
S. A. Williams, W. w. Preston and J. M. Little,
trustees, the home farm of the late James w.
Baldwin, situated near Baldwin Station, Long
Green Valley, and containing 142 acres, inn
proved by frame dwelling, barn, etc.. pur-
chased by Mr.. Charles Hess for $3.50.
Strontia Spring Company's Loss.-Be-
tween / and O'Clock on Monday afternoon
the large frame buildings of the Strontia Spring
Company, located near Rogers Station, Green
Spring Valley, took fire and before assistance
could arrive they were reduced to ashes. Ed
ward Hinton, manager at the place, first dis.
covered the flames issuing from the caves and
they spread so rapidly that it was found inn
possible to check them. Mr.. Christian Devries,
who lives not far from the scene Of the fire,
had all his stock turned into the field for fear
the fire might spread to his buildings. This
danger, however, was averted. Mr.. Devries
summoned several of the county engines by
telephone, but the distance was too great for
them to arrive in time to be of any use. The
estimated loss on buildings and contents is
50, 500, which is believed to be fully covered by
insurance.
Upon a warrant sworn ont by an agent
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, James Matthews and Alex. Williams,
two young colored men of Towson, were ar
rested on Thursday upon the charge of cruelty
treating dog by keeping him tied up in stable
many weeks without proper food. Matthews
was sent to Jail and Williams was released on
bail, Both will have hearing next Tuesday
before Justice Herbert.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

Rossville, 18th District.-It was hard to
tell whether March came in like lion or a
lamb this year, but from all appearances she is
giving us her share of changeable weather.
The weather prophet of this community pre-
diets an early spring.
The traffic over the B. & O. R. r. and p, w.
and B. r. r. was something great last Friday
and Saturday. Friday through trains were
running every Is minutes. and Saturday morn
ing every minutes. Many of these trains,
however, were blocked near the city and parties
from stations near here who left at $50 A. NJ.
Saturday did not get to Washington until 2 P. M.
Among those who attended the inauguration
from this locality were Rev. Charles Fleck and
Messrs. G. Ross Mace, John 81. Gross, John r.
Dodson. Harvey Gross Richard G. Dodson,
Walter Gross, Samuel r. Fox and DR.. G. v.
Mace. ~
A dog that was supposed to be mad paid
visit to this place last Tuesday morning. Sew
eral of the children of Mr.. Edward Daugherty
were bitten, but none of them very seriously.
Ida, one of those bitten, is under treatment at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Quite number Of
dogs were also bitten, but they are kept care
fully tied for fear rabies may develop The
suspected dog was killed by Mr.. Charles w.
Lantz, the wellknown contractor and funeral
director.
The Lenten season has begun and services
will be held in the Church of the Holy Com
forter every Wednesday evening.
Services are held every Sunday night in
Stemmers Run Lutheran Evangelical Church.
On the third Sunday of every month preaching
in English. The next sermon in English at
this church will be delivered March 18th by
the pastor, Rev. Charles Fleck. WALDO.
Rayville, 9th District.-The funeral of
Mr.. Herbert G. Shaver. whose death occurred
March LIST, at 2010 West North avenue Balti-
more, took place at Pine Grove U. B. Church,
last Saturday at 2 P. NJ. Rev. George Gossard,
of Salem Church, of which the deceased was
son of Mr.. Isaac Shaver, of Eklo, and was in
his 34th year. He was a graduate of the
Southern Business College of Baltimore, in
which city he had spent most of his years since
his majority, having been employed by several
different firms. His last illness was of about
four weeks duration, dying of heart failure,
superinduced by bilious indigestion and rheu-
matism. He leaves widow, who was Miss
Jessie NJ. Scott. and an eight-year old daughter.
Mr. John E. Shaver, an r. F. D. carrier from
Freeland Station, and Mr.. Preston H. Shaver,
principal of Trenton public school, are his
brothers.
Mrs. Davis, wife of Robert Davis, of this
place, who was afflicted with cancer of the face
for four years, has been pronounced entirely
cured by Prof. Casaday of the Maryland Gen.
eral Hospital, Baltimore She took the x-ray
treatment. Her friends are glad to have their
kind neighbor with them enjoying her usual
good health.
Mr.. Lysander Mccullough, who has passed
health, although his vital powers are some
what weakening.
1t seems as though the cold weather has got
ten such an icy grasp that it is hard for it to
let up County roads are seriously blocked yet,
and in some places cannot be travelled. y X
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-11

TAYLoR-SIMPsoN- marriage of Miss
Nora Simpson, of Bentley Springs, and Mr..
Adam Taylor, of Rayville, took place Thurs
day evening, March I'd, at the home of the
groom's brother, Mr.. Nelson Tayler, at Ray
vile. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
F. B. Emenheiser, pastor of Pine Grove United
Brethren Church.