The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-05-19
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Mr.. Richard T. Magnire, whose home is
near Texas, 9Th district, has gone to Denver,
COL, to accept position with a fruit firm OF
| that city. -
Miss Marjorie Brooks, daughter of Mr..
| William g. Brooks, of Philopolis, is spending
couple of weeks with friends in Washing
ton, D. G.
Mrs. Bolte. who spent the winter in Baltimore,
have returned to their home at Harrisonville,
Mr.. T. C. Risteau Jenifer. who travels in
| the South for one of the large baking COM
panies, is spending few days at bis home at
| Loeb Raven.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rush Street,, who
spent the winter in Baltimore, have returned
| to their summer home, Pennington, near
| Taylor, Hartford county.
Mr.. H. B. L. Everding, of Govanst0wn,
| left on Tuesday for Des Moines, Iowa, as a
delegate from the Baltimore Presbytery to the
| General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hall Harris, Jr., have
returned from their wedding journey and will
| spend the early summer with the parents OF
| Mrs Harris, DR.. and Mrs. e. N. Brush, near
! Towson.
Mr.. Clay Drury, Jr., of the s. N. Hyde
| Company Long Green Valley, who had been
| under treatment at a hospital in baltimore,
was able to leave for his home in Richmond
| ON Monday last.
l/-Mr. Arthur Boehm, of Aigburth Park, ad-
Y joining Towson has provided himself with an
| automobile, but he still holds on to his horse
| also. No doubt he finds the latter less liable
A to get out of order.
this week to their country place on the Pot
| Spring road, east of Timonium. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Philip George Cromwell will spend part OF the
| summer with them.
Mrs. II. V. Waltjen, who had an operation
| performed on the 18th instant, at the Mary.
o~l TIT ;kxyu 0onsfol N RalfimOrQ IL
| proving rapidly and her complete restoration
| to health is expected.
Sheriff Jacob Elliott who has been con-
| fined to bis home in the 9th district several
| weeks with severe case of rheumatism, was
able to sit up on Tuesday for the first time. He
| hopes to be at his Office in few days.
" Mr. Thomas Dozen, manager OF the Dunn.
barton estate, near Pikesville, has finished
planting over so acres of corn, some OF which
is up and doing finely. Mr.; Dozen KEN !? an up
Mr.. Jacob II. Taylor and family, and bis
sons, Messrs Harry s. and Frank j. Taylor
and their families, have closed their city resi-
dence on Eutaw Place, Baltimore, anG are
now occupying their summer home here;
Rev. Robert E. Benson, pastor OF Exeter
Street M E. Church, Baltimore, called on some
of his friends in Towson on Thursday. He is
a native of Baltimore county and was an in
surance solicitor before entering the Baltimore
Conference.
mi. Arthur OJIuNCus q we'll AhOWA Jam
more business man, came to Towson on Tues
day to pay bis taxes and renew his subscrip-
ton to THE UNION. His place Of residence is
Hamilton. Hartford road, where be owns
pretty home.
who had been spending some time with friends
In Southern Pennsylvania, has returned. She
was formerly q resident of Red Lion, York
county, where her husband was engaged in
the jewelry business.
ping at the Smedley House, Towson, where
they will remain until next week when they
will take possession of the property on West
Chesapeake avenue that MIR. Walker lately
purchased from Mr.. Frank l. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest s. L. McElroy, who
had been renting the O'Donnell place, west of
the York road for several years, are now oc-
cupyng their new home, located south of the
main entrance to Aigburth Park. This prop
erty formerly belonged to Col. William A.
Han way.
Mrs. Dukehart wife of Mr.. T. A. Bayne
Dukehart, of Towson, who had an operation
for appendicitis performed at the home of her
father, Col. L. B. McCabe of GovanstOwn,
about two weeks ago, is rapidly improving.
She was critically i'll for some days after the
operation.
AT the third annual graduating exercises
of st. Joseph's Hospital Training School for
Nurses on Thursday, DR.. Charles O'Donovan,
president of the faculty of the school, presented
the graduates, who received their diplomas
from Chief Judge N. Charles Burke, of Balti-
more county.
MIR. William Emmel. postmaster and real
estate dealer at Lauraville, Hartford road, was
among the visitors to Towson on Thursday.
He is close observer of the weather and makes
the prediction that the coming summer will be
"hot and dry and, consequently, unfavorable
to the tiller of the soil.
The family of Rev. W. H. H. Powers,
rector of Trinity Church, Towson, who is now
abroad, have received letter from him giving
the details of his trip across the ocean. The
passage was a rather rough one, although he
stood it very we'll. He expects to return about
the middle Of next month,
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, Of Burnside,
Green Spring Valley, was elected member OF
Guernsey Cattle Club, the annual meeting of
which was held in New York city on Wednes.
day. The clubs register shows 81 900 head of
cattle, 1900 of which were last years entries.
Mr.. r. H. d. Willis, son of the late DR..
Richard Willis, of Towson, is now living in
Youngstown, o., where he is manager OF the
Pittsbnrg and Buffalo Company, concern that
mines and ships immense quantities of coal,
besides having other large interests. Mr..
Willis, who was born here, is married and has
family of four children.
Misses Emily and Mary Claire Albert, who
spent the winter in Baltimore, where they
made their debut, sailed on Thursday with
their aunt, Miss Macgill, for Hamburg and
will return to Brunswick, Germany, where
their father, Mr.. Talbot ]. Albert, is the Ameri-
can consul. These young ladies are grand
daughters of the late Col. 0. p. Macgill, Of Bal
timore county.
Mr.. II. Courtney Jenifer, of Baltimore
Icounty. was on Thurday elected stenographer
and typewriter to the Board OF Shelltish Com
\ missioners He is a son of Mr.. Thomas K.
Jenifer, of Loeb Raven, and was private sec.
rotary to State Senator Biddis0n, of Baltimore
Acounty, at the last session of the Legislature.
lMr. Jenifer is a nephew Of Mr.. Mitchell. pres
tdent of the Board.
Church, My Lady's Manor, rendered an in
formal reception on Friday evening, 18th inst,
to its rector, Rev. Sidney K. Potter, who was
married April 18th, to Miss Fannie Mel.
Turner, they having just returned from their
bridal trip. The house was beautifully decor.
evening. Nearly all the members of the con-
gregation attended.
Mr.. q. NJ Parrish, an active young bust
ness man of Deerfeld, ILL.,, was caller at The
UNION Office this week. He is a native OF
the 7th district of Baltimore county and before
going West was engaged in business near
White Hall, N. G. r. R., where he still owns
property. Mr.. Parrish's present home is %
miles north Of Chicago, in rich farming Sec
ton where many wealthy business men own
fine country places.
Meeting of the Rural Carriers.--A meeting
of the rural letter carriers of Baltimore county
will be held in the main room of Milton Acad-
envy $40 West Hoffman street, Baltimore, May
30th commencing at 10 A. NJ. Arrangements
are being made so that all can who attend take
dinner together near the place of meeting at
cost of so cents each. 1t is important for the
committee to know the number to engage din
ner for not later than Monday morning May
18th. Send your name to Thomas G. Pearce,
Glen-Arm. There will be discussions of timely
topics of interest. All carriers and their sub
stitutes are urged to attend.
The officers are President, Charles Roys-
ton, Hampstead secretary, Leonard K. Cliff
ford. Woodensburg; treasurer, John J. Hughes,
Upperco.
The following compose the committee of ar
rangements: ]. H. Gross, Rossville; L. K.
Granite; W. q. Scarf, Baldwin; J. C. Dumer,
Fullerton, and Thomas G.. Pearoe, Glen.Arm.
ENJOYABLE Entertainment. Young