The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-12-09
THE DEATH RECORD.


for the South.
THE DEATH RECORD.
Neal-Miss Laura A. Neal, only daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Neal, formerly of Union
vile, died at her home on Barclay street, Bal
timore, on. Saturday last from peritonitis. She
/ had been in delicate health for several years.
Short services were held at the house on Tues
day morning and the remains were taken by
| rail to Long Green Station and from thence to
Wilson's NJ. E. Church, where the funeral and
interment took place The services were con-
| Quoted by Rev. j. NJ. Slarrow and Rev. w. q.
BabcOck, of the M. e. Church. The pail
| bearers were Messrs. Pratt Neal, William'kiel,
| George Pausch Elmer R, Halle, Guy E. Shave
|. " and Edward J. Colgan, Jr. G. F. Walker,
| of Baltimore and Slade Bros. q Co., of Long
| Green, had charge of the funeral arrange
ments. AR. Neal and his family were former
ly residents of Unionville and have many
friends in that community Miss Neal was an
active worker in the church and Sunday school
and she will be greatly missed in those connec:
tons as well as by her bereayed family
Knoebel Mrs. Anna Knoebel, wife ofgMr.
Henry Knoebel, for many years highly re.
| her home at Knoebel, at an early hour on
| Wednesday morning, after brief illness, in
the 65th year of her age. She was brought to
this country from Germany by her parents
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| was woman of generous and lovable nature
and readily won the affections of all with
| whom she came in contact. She is survived
| by her husband and three children-Mr. H.
| Washington Knoebel, an ex member of the
| House of Delegates Mrs. Joseph Dilworth and
| Mrs. Jesse Dilworth. The funeral took place
| ON Friday and the remains were inferred in
| Baltimore Cemetery. Rev. w. l.. Schmal-
| horst pastor; of Chestnut Grove Presbyterian
| Church, conducted the funeral services.
Hastines.-Mrs. Ada C. Hastings, wife of
| Mr.. Richard ]. Hastings, died at her home in
| Lutherville on the 10Th ult., after a long ILL
| ness She was q daughter of the late Rev.
| William Heilig. who was we'll known min
lister of the Lutheran Church, and sister of
| Mr.. VIM. M. Heilig, merchant of Luther
| vile. The funeral took place on Friday and the
remains were inferred in Loudon Park Gene
| tery Rev. John F. Crigler, pastor of st Paurs
Lutheran Church. conducted the funeral SER
vices. The pail bearers were Messrs. James P.
Reese, Ernest c. Hatch, Walter..W eisbrod VIM.
s: Ceilings, James 5. Nussear, Jr. and II.
Mears. 3sss sftf s @
Stevenson.-The funeral of Mrs. Annie w.
l,Stevenson, widow of Washington Stevenson,
who died on the LIST instant, took place at 8 P.
NJ, on Sunday, at Fellowship" her late home.
| The services were conducted by Rev. W. H. H.
| Powers, rector of Trinity Church, Towson.
! The pail bearers were Messrs. VIM. 8. Keech,
John Medairy, William Wardin, Hugh P.
| Price, T. A. B. Dukehart and DR.. Stuart Cas-
sard. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery,
| Towson.
Harvev.-Mr. Charles W. Harvey, who was
stricken with paralysis week before, died at
| his home in Govanstown, on Thursday, in the
Seth year of bis age. Mr.. Harvey had been in
the employ of the B. & o. Railroad Company
nearly sixty years. the greater part of the time
as agent at Ellicott City. Mr.. Harvey was
married twice. the second time about five years
ago. He is survived by q widow and o num-
Der of children and grandcbild (
Benson.-Mr. Johnson F. Benson, Oldest
son of Mr.. B. Frank Benson, of.the 9th dis
| trict of Baltimore county, died in Washington,
| D. c., on Sunday last. The remains were
brought on and the funeral took place at Mt.
noon, Rev. s. ]. Derr, of the Lutheran Church,
conducting the services. Deceased is survived
| by widow and one son.
weigandt.-Mrs. Emma L. H. Weigandt
| died on Thursday of last week at the home of
her son-in Law, Mr.. VIM. Tyler Page; near
Bethesda, Montgomery county, aged II years.
For many years she was resident of Bati-
more city. She is survived by twOsons and two
| daughters. One of the sons is Mr.. oJohn
Weigandt, of Relay, Baltimore county.
Helm.-Mr. Isaac w. M. Helm died of
Bright's disease on the I'd inst, at his home on
| the Liberty road, aged 56 years. For some
years Mr.. Helm was engaged in bookkeeping
at Arlington and was well known in that sec:
| ton of the county. He was a member of
Sharon Masonic Lodge of Arlington, Mr..
Helm is survived by si1efhildrenf y I'll
Beck.-Mrs. Sarah E. Beck, wife OF Mr..
Ernest Beck, died at her home in Arlington,
! on Thursday last, after a long illness from
| 0f
wasa native of Baltimore county and her name
before marriage was Bowen. Mrs. Beck is
survived by her husband and eight children.
Hartz, the Goosebone Man.-Elias Hartz,
the goosebone weather prophet of Reading,
the present winter will be mild one. He
saws along about the holidays, or during the
| early part of January, sharp drop IN the tenn
perature is indicated, but it will not last more
than few days. The remainder OF that month
| will be mild.
About the first of February severe cold
weather, with plenty of snow, probably biz
zard may be expected. Real winter weather
/ is predicted for that month and it may extend
into March.
The bone is perfectly clear until the middle
4 of winter, when a dark spot is shown. Then
IL again clears and remains so until the closing
The discolofations Of the bone are IN sharp
contrast compared With those Of the two pre-,
| vious years. The one for 19O+19O5 showed
from The dark color all the way through that
the winter would be serYere from start tofnish.
Some Bad Blood Here. On Tuesday
Frahklin!T Bull and his WIFE Ida I. Bull, OF
the 9th district, were released under 500 bail
each to await the action of the grand jury on
the charge of having aided and abetted their
daughter to attempt to murder Joshua y.
Wheeler who in a warrant alleges that the
Young woman fired upon him with arevolver
three times on November 9th. A warrant
was also sworn out by Wheeler before Justice
1 Jackson for the arrest of Miss Bull and it was
placed in the hands of Constable Benson to be
served. She has suit pending in the Circuit
Court against Wheeler for $40, 900 damages for
alleged breach of promise of marriage.
Roclxdale COMPANY Increases Stock
| A dispatch from York, dated December 9Th,
says: 1.-THE capital stock of the Rockdale Pow
der and Dynamite Company, OF this city, was
increased yesterday from $4,000 to S4OO,0OO
at meeting of the stockholders. Extensive
improvements to the company's plant near
Hoffmanville, Baltimore county, Md was
decided upon. The following directors were
elected Henry Washers, 5. Nj; ShoemaKer
William l. Roller. E. w. Loucks Edwin 1.
Moul and w. L. Missimer." Mr.. Shoemaker
is a resident of Green Spring Valley, Baltimore
county.
New Country Club.-The Lauraville Coun-
try Club has been permanently organized, with
the following officers: President, VIC. Lam
ley; secretary, W. II. Dunn; treasurer, d. y
McWiiiams: entertainment committee, W. 9.
.Lamley, Frank Boughter, W. McAllister, H.
| ]. McWilliams and W. NJ. Dunn; house COM
mittee, Bruce Hall. William Read, Joseph
Biltz, T. J. Doyle and ]. Hebb;
Golf links will be laid out, tennis courts
made and baseball team organized, to DC
ready for next season. The club will secure
house for the entertainment of the member
ship which will be limited to fifty.