The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-08-12

his health at Cape May. N. ].
Rev NJ. L Beall. pastor of Long Green
Circuit. M. f. Church, has gone to West Vir-
ginia on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Coghlan, wife of Mr.. W. f. Coghlan,
merchant and justice of the peace at Pikesville,
is spending some time at Pen-Mar.
Mrs. T. Dudley, Riggs of Green Spring
Valley, with her children, has gone to Kenne-
| bunpOrt Me- to spend several weeks.
Chief Judge and Mrs. David Fowler, whose
summer home is at Gainesville, are spending
the present month at CObourg, Canada.
Mrs Samuel Adams and Mrs. Joseph
Kuhn, both of Worthington Valley. have gone
| to New York city to spend several weeks.
Mr. Garfield Ensor, of Washington, d. c.,
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Ensor, near Belfast, 9th district
Mrs J. Marshall Winchester, of Sherwood,
/ and her sister, Mrs. Josiah Lee Johnston, are
| Mrs. George J. Klingelhofer, of Hamii-
| ton, Hartford road is recovering from an opera
! ton performed at one of the Baltimore hos
pitfalls.
son, Kansas, are visiting the family OF their
| uncle, Mr.. M. G. Cockey, near Glynoon, 4th
district.
Mr.. William Bryan, proprietor of the
Rockland Roller Mill, accompanied by Mrs.
Bryan. is enjoying pleasure trip in the North
and East.
| ter, of Glencoe, N. c. r. R., are spending cou-
pie of weeks at the st. Charles Hotel, Atlantic
Miss Elsie s. Justis, of Park avenue, Balt-
more, who had been visiting Mrs. William i.
| Miles, of NY Lady's Manor, has gone to At
lantic City.
Mr.. Charles H. Koppelman president of
| the German Fire Insurance Company of Balti-
more, sailed from New York for Europe on the
Miss Louisa A. Stieger, principal of the
public school at Sunny brook, and her sister,
Miss Annie Stieeler, are visiting friends in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. George T. Randle, of the 18th district
is at present engaged on some extra WORK IN
the County Clerks Office. He was formerly
record clerk in that office.
Miss Josie Padgett, of Goodies, Bedford
county, Va, who spent several weeks with her
brother, Mr.. ]. D. Padgett, of Rossville, 18th
district, has returned to her home. c,..
Mrs. William d. Griffith. OF Chestnut
Ridge, has gone to Harrisburg, Pa, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Given, formerly OF Balti-
more county, who is reported to be very ill.
Misses Mary NJ. and Ella T. Common.
daughters of Mr. M. I; Common, court CLERK IN
the County Clerks office, are spending ten
days at the Hotel de Vile, Atlantic City, n. j.
Mrs Wilton Greenway, of WiltQndale,
near Towson, accompanied by her children, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Jesse Hilles, who IS
occupying cottage at Narragansett Pier, K: |.
Mrs. Rose Keech. of Towson, who was SICK
at the home of her daughter in Washington:
has gone to Bedford Springs, Pa accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Fitzhugh, of College Park,
Md.
farmer of My Lady's Manor, who has been in
delicate health for some time, has gone to the
University Hospital in Baltimore for treat
ment.
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haughy,
of Reisterstown, has returned to her home.
Later she will go to Atlantic City for two
Mr.. Harry Z. Mann. the well known at
torney. gave reception on Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. Christopher GepP to
the members of the Hamilton Volunteer Fire
DR.. Harry s. Jarrett, who had been sick
for several weeks and confined to his home in
Towson, was able to ride out on Monday last.
DIR, Jarrett is one OF the U. 3. PENSION Examl-
ners at Baltimore.
Mr.. James J. Lindsay, of the law firm of
Boarman & Lindsay, will be one of the orators
at the tournament for the benefit of st. Mary's
Church, Hartford county, to be held on Wed
nesday, August I'D.
States ATTORNEY Robert II. Bussey, who
was accompanied by his wife and daughter,
has returned from Cape May. He was greatly
pleased with that resort and was much bene-
| fitted by his stay there.
Mr.. F. Henry Mattingly. OF Baltimore, has
| leased the cottage on West Pennsylvania ave-
| nue., Towson, now occupied By Mr.. William
P. Cole. and will occupy it as soon as it is va
| Gated by Mr. Cole in the fall.
Miss Julia Jarrett youngest daughter OF
| Dr. James H. Jarrett who had an operation
performed on her for appendicitis on Thursday
| of last week at her home here, is improving
rapidly and her early recovery is expected.
L MIR. John Watkins, Jr, formerly of Bald.
win, Long Green Valley, who is now connected
with the Maryland Telephone Company IN
| Baltimore is enjoying vacation of ten days
with relatives and friends in Cecil and Hartford
lex Governor William Pinkney Whyte
| quietly celebrated his 6lst birthday at his sum-
| mer home at Ruxton N. G. r. R., on Wednes-
| dav. He is in the enjoyment of excellent
| health and is as active as man twenty years
Mrs. Eliza Miller, of Towson, who bad an
| operation performed at hospital in Baltimore
! about two weeks ago, is improving ana hopes
soon to return to her home. She is the widow
of COL James Miller, of the Towson bar, and
| 83 years of age.
Mr.. William D. Merryman, have moved to
their new home on the warren IRE no road, near pear
as the Morgan farm, but was latterly owned by
Mr.. w. Gill Smith, of the Towson bar, and
Mr. James e. Dugan, of the County Ireasurers
| office. sailed from Baltimore for Boston on
Wednesday. They will be away about ten
days, Mr.. Smith combining professional bust
Ae Major Stuart Kearney, secretary and treas
urer of the Canton Company, left on thursday
night for Norfolk, Va. From thence ne VIII
most prominent resorts. He will also visit
Coney Island, returning in ten days.
MIR. E. w. Herndon, who lately sold MS
home in Roland Park, is stopping temporarily
at the Smedley House. Towson. Heis anxious
to buy farm in Baltimore county, provlued
he can find one where the roads are good. This
is the all-important consideration with MIN. :,
| pr. A. G, McCurdy. q member OF the board
of managers, and Mr.. John F. Anderson, race
secretary, went to the Tasley lva) FAR this
Agricultural Society The Tasley exhibition
is known as the Peninsula Fair Association. !.
| State Senator Thomas II. Robinson, OF
Belair, conducted sale of real estate at the
| Court House in Towson on TUESDAY. Inc
| Senator said he did not think there is Repub-
lican LAWYER in Hartford who would accept q
nomination for the judgeship in this judicial
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Pattison will spend
the remainder of the summer with her dangn.
ter Mrs. Wilbert Hutchins, OF "stoneleign.-
near Monkton. Mrs. Pattison is the mother
of Mr.. Sam. w. Pattison. head OF the we'll
known Baltimore auctioneering firm OF Patti
son Il Gahan. az
County Commissioner and Mrs. George w.
Yellott, Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Bartleson, OF
Rittenhouse, of Upper Falls sailed from Balti.
more for Boston on Tuesday. The party will
be gone about week and will return by way
of New York.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Street,. widow of Charles
w. Street,, who was the head of the Baltimore
pork packing firm of Street, & Corkran, will be
married shortly to Mr.. Adam Deupert. Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore.
The prospective bride has many friends in
Baltimore county.
Among those from Baltimore county who
went to Claiborne on Wednesday in response
to the invitation of Gen. Joseph B. Seth, were
Mr.. George o. Brown. of Parkville; Messrs.
Thomas ]. Lea and A. J. Tarbert, Of the Shep-
pard- Pratt Hospital and Mr.. n. +. Flitton,
superintendent of Clifton Park.
Mr.. Ernst Gyr, who had for some years
been farming in Wisconsin, accompanied by
his wife and eight children, has returned TO
Baltimore county and will engage in farming
here. He is son of Rev. H. Gyr, OF Hamil-
tom Hartford road, who was for some years
pastor of st. Johns Lutheran Church, Park
vile.
Mr.. William s. Fendall, only son Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles E. Fendall, has been sick at
his home in Towson nearly two weeks with a
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