The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-07-29

| is cut, TO throw the StuODl6 down as mulc
around the young clover to protect it from til
up three or four inches clip it again. Thi
throws the strength back into the roots allow
ing it to make more and stronger roots to witt
stand the winter. If young clover on whes
ground is allowed to grow rank it will ofte
die out in the fall from the strength all gOin
into the top. Never pasture young clover.
Miss Lizzie Woodland, of Easton, Md,
visiting at the home of MIR. and Mrs. David
Harlan, of this district.
Miss Helen Gorsuch, daughter of DIR. JAIME
4. FL Gorsuch, has gone on pleasure trip I
Boston.
Miss Margaret Erwin, of this place. and Mis-
Lottie Slower, of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.:
Corey, of Fredericksburg, Va.
James T. Wilkens. son of Mrs. John e. Erwin
of Fork, is spending the summer holiday q
his home here. He will resume his studies q
Dickinson Seminary in the fall.
Mrs. Gorsuch, wife of Dr. j. F. II. Gorsuch
our well-known physician, has been indispose
for some days. r.
Kingsville, 18th District-Miss Ameli
Rittenhouse has returned from visit to Mis-
Rhoda Revell, of Anne Arundel county.
Misses Pbilena and George Hutton are visit
ing friends in Cecil county, Md.
Miss Marion Clark, of Calvert street, Balti
more, is a guest of Mrs. L. q. Quinlin.
Mrs. Ellen s. Howard, of My Lady's Manor
was guest for several days of her nieces, Mrs
Frank NJ. Gorsuch and Miss Emily V. Quinlin
Miss Anna Nicholson. of Baltimore, is visit
ing Miss Lucy DeMOss, of Upper Falls.
Mrs. Laura Bevard and her two nieces, O
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Bevard's daugh
ter. Mrs. Lille Norwood, of Upper Falls.
Miss Emma Ogier and Miss Lizzie Dilwortl
are guests of Mrs. George Orem.
The Cotillion Club of Upper Falls will give
q dance at the Casino, on Saturday night
July 10Th.
Miss Stella McComas, of Abingdon, Md, i.
guest of Mrs. J. 81. Walsh.
The young men of Upper Falls gave straw
ride on Monday night in honor of Miss Anna
Nicholson, of Baltimore.
Mrs. 8. A. Moore and daughter, of Bradshaw
have gone to Atlantic City for two weeks.
Mr.. William Wilson, formerly of Jerusalem
Mills, has gone 10 Los Angeles, California
where be will remain two months.
Mr.. w. s Crossmore has at last succeeded
in securing a clerk in the person of Mr.. Wood.
ley Pyle of Wheel, Hartford county. E.
Monkton, N. @. R. R.-Now that the har-
vest days are over and anxiety of safely storing
the oldest cereal of which there is any record
is past, the farmers are preparing to enjoy the
time of much needed recreation that comes in
advance of the autumn days.
Miss Lillian Elliott, of Hereford, is the guest
of the Misses Shepperd, NY Lady's Manor.
Mr.. Lewis Lawder. of Baltimore, is visiting
his cousin, Mr. George Waggoner, of My Lady,
Manor.
Miss Ethel Bond is quite sick. DIR. A. R.
Mitchell is in attendance.
Miss Corcoran, of Trenton. N. j., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Fl. Shepperd.
Mr.. Carter Mamie, of Baltimore, is also q
guest of Mrs Shepperd. ss
No doubt some of our young men will be
more careful in driving in the future as one Of
them had his fine conveyance completely de-
molished on Sunday night last ON the road
leading to White Hall
Mr.. James M. Shepperd, butcher, has pur-
chased from Messrs Almony & Collect, fine
lot of young steers, consisting of about rs head
Mr.. Shepperd intends to convert these animals
into those fine sirloin and porterhouse steaks
we like so well. M. L. B.
Orangeville, Phila. Road.-Mrs Walter
Jewell, Tenth street, has returned home after
visiting friends at Annapolis.
Mrs. Jackson Ebaugh, of Ninth street, has as
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. McCardell, of Ohio.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J
Fox, of Surrey, was robbed of many valuables
during the family's absence last Monday.
Mr.. George s. Mann, who was seriously in
jured in the Eastern avenue trolley car COLI
sion, is slowly improving. He is a son Of
County Commissioner Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Galloway are The
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Jewell Of
Tenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ, Grim and family of Ash
land avenue have returned home after visiting
MIR. and Mrs. William Gemmill, of Williams
port, Pa. E.
Glen-Arm, 18th District.-Mr. Armour
Street,, son of Police Marshal A. T. STREET.
who had been very sick with typhoid fever al
his home here, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Barbara Klapaska, of lower Long
Green Valley, who had an operation performed
at st. JOseph's Hospital in Baltimore, is get
ting along very well.
Miss Helen Roach and her little brother arr
visiting their grandfather. Mr.. Robert Roach
of this neigh borhood.
Misses Belle and Emily Leight, of this place
is visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore
Miss Estella Pearce. of Hartley, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. E. Stockett, of Hampton
Baltimore B.
Baltimore County Man Dies at Hospital
The Baltimore american of Tuesday said
"Jobn Ward, aged so years, of 421 North High
street, died at ST. Joseph's Hospital Sunday
from shock caused by an operation on his alb
domen, according to the certificate of death
given by Coroner Iglehart.
1.-The circumstances surrounding the opera
ton on Ward, and his subsequent death. arr
peculiar. Ward was admitted to the hospita
last Tuesday-one week ago today-as victim
of heat prostration.
1.-THE following day Ward grew worse ani
endeavored to escape from the institution
While making lively effort to scale the iror
ratings surrounding the building he slipped
from his climbing position and fell heavily or
one ofthei iron pointers. The iron penetrated hi
abdomen and he suffered excruciating sgony
He was returned to the hospital, where i'm
mediate relief was rendered The operation
followed. The coroner said death was due tC
unavoidable accident F"
Ward, who was a native of Baltimore coun.
ty, was son of the venerable Thomas Ward
of Texas, N. G. r. r. He must have been near
ly 20 years of age instead of so.
The Broncos Have Arrived-Severa
weeks ago THE UNION stated that number o.
gentlemen of Green Spring Valley had pur
chased carload of broncos in Wyoming anC
were anxiously awaiting their arrival. Las
Sunday the horses reached their destination
seventeen of them-and they are about as live
~ a lot as anybody would wish to see.
They are strong and sound, and it is the pur
pose of their new owners to make jumpers o.
them. But first will come the sport of break
ing them to the saddle. Two of them are al
ready being ridden essrs. George Brown, Jr.
and Baldwin Homer having conquered theil
mounts. Before the others are trained to thu
jumps good deal of fun is expected at the ex
pense of their riders
Mr. Redmond G. Stewart was so enthusiast,
over the promises of the untamed steeds tina
he has undertaken TO DreaR In two OF them
The other owners are Miss Mollie George anC
Messrs. Bonsal Brooks. George Randolph
James Piper. Dorsey Williams, w. Plunket
Stewart. Frank Smith, w. Irvine Cross, F. A
Bonsal, James Whedbee, Gaylord Brooks,
Rush Street, and }. F. Ofutt.
She is Enjoying the Countryside.-Mis
Catharine Hook, of Baltimore, a late contribu
tor to the local news columns of the Baltimore
Evening Neacs, has been visiting Miss Rutf
Jones. classmate, at Alpinedale Farm, Hitler
road. Comparatively nothing about the farm
escaped Miss Hooks attention and investiga
tion-its geological formation of rock. soil ant
running streams, its great orchard over-lader
with fruits. its growing crops and ripenini
vegetables and focks of poultry on all sides
make an interesting field of science for natur
studies by the cultured young lady.
W. @. T. o Election.-At the last meeting
of Reisterstown Women's Christian Temper
ance Union the following officers were electe'