The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-02-24

in Philadelphia.
Rev J. A. Melbourne, missionary from
Toxic, Japan. preached in Trinity P. E.Chu.ch,
! Towson, last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Daniel Rider, the well known Balti-
more commission merchant, called on some of
| his friends in Towson on Thursday.
| The most expert bowlers at the Glen-Arm
alleys are said to be Police Marshal A. I.
Street, and MIR. Phineas Hartley. with odds in
! favor of the latter.
Mrs. N. Howard Gill, whose home is near
| Mantua Mills, 4th district, accompanied by
her children, is spending several weeks with
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. George G. Tracey proprietor of Hotel
Towson, left on Friday, 23d instant. for New
| Orleans 10 attend the Mardi Gras. be will be
| away about ten days.
Capt. Gregory NJ. Mullen, head of the
Mullen Manufacturing Company of Baltimore,
| called on some of his friends in TOwsou on
| Tuesday. He formerly resided here.
Mr.. Frank l. Wheeler, head of the Towson
| insurance firm of Wheeler q Cole, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wheeler, have gone to New
| York to spend few days with friends.
Col. John L. G. Lee, well known men,
Der of the bar, has been sick for some days
with tonsoltis at his homein Beiair. Col Lee
| is a member of Governor Warfeld's staff.
DIR. Charles Bagley, formerly of Baltimore
county, was member of the jury that tried
William Winder, colored, at Belair this week,
the case having been removed to that court.
Rev Adolphus T. Pindell. who has been
rector of Sherwood p E. Church, Cockeysville,
thirty years, is recovering from an attack OF
illness that confined him to bis bed several
days.
Miss Laura Todd, who has been sick with
typhoid fever at the Maryland General Hos
pital in Baltimore, is improving She Is
sister of Mrs. Alonzo Merritt, OF Patapsco
Neck.
expired last year, appeared in a case before the
the Court of Appeals at Annapolis, a few days
ago. The Judge is in the enjoyment OF excel
lent health.
Mr.. William 8. Treadwell, of the Sheridan
| farm of the Hampton estate, who had q seri-
| Gus time owing to an injury to his LETT leg re-
sulting from fall over some lumber, IS able
| to be about again. -
Prof. Isaac Shaver, principal of the public
school at Rayville. 9th district, has suffered
| severely for some time with rheumatism. he
| is among the Oldest and must successful eouca-
| tors in the county.
Mrs. Henry j. Mattingly, of Towson: &C
companied by her mother and sister, Miss
Lizzie Mckee, has gone to New Yo S., 70 re,
main until April. Mrs. Mattinglys husband
MI George e. ODell, of Towson, who
| had an operation performed at the City Hos
pital in Baltimore, is rapidly recovering. He
| is an employee of the pennsylvania II. n.
| Company in Baltimore.
! Mr.. Roland Drach, who is employed in
| the Navy Yard at Washington, is under treat
ment at the Maryland General Hospital in
Baltimore. He is son of DR.. J. d. Drach, OF
| Butler, Baltimore county.
Mrs. Chester B. Turnbull, who is spending
| the winter at Roland Park With her sister. has
| lately been seriously i'll at the Johns Hopkins
| Hospital. She is now improving and her en-
| tire recovery seems assured.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Y. Carr who have
been occupying the old Taylor house on the
| Mount Prospect farm, have taken the cottage
| on the Hillen road that was this week vacated
| by Mr. Hugh P. Price and family.
Gen. Felix Agnus, who had an operation
| for appendicitis performed at the John hop
| kins Hospital about three weeks ago. has 80 far
recovered that he expects to return to his home,
| s'Nacirema," Green Spring Valley, today.
Mr. Casper II Supple, who lives near Frank.
| lin avenue. 14th district, came to Towson In
| his motor car on Tuesday morning, accom-
panied by his wife and mother. He made the
| run in roundabout way in thirty-two minutes
Mr.. NJ. Elmer Miller, son of exSherif
| Silas V. Miller, of Baltimore county, came on
| from New York to visit his twin sister, Miss
| M. Edna Miller, who has been very i'll at her
| home in Baltimore, where the family Is now
MIR and Mrs. Pierre Otis Keilholtz have
| issued cards announcing the marriage Ut their
sister, Mrs. Adele KeilholtZ Sadtler, and Mr.
Charles Rankin Towles. The ceremony was
performed in Baltimore on Tuesday, Febru-
The marriage of Miss Lavinia Brush,
daughter of DIR. e. N. Brush, medical superin-
| tendent at the Sheppard-P Pratt Hospital, and
| Mr.. W. Hall Harris. Jr:. son OF Mr. W: Hall
| Harris, postmaster OF Baltimore city, Will take
| place in April next.
Mr.. William H. Russell. who few days
| ago was elected president of the Catholic Ben.
evolent Legion of Maryland, is nephew Of
the late John Butler. of Baltimore county.
| He at one time lived with his uncle, near Tow
| son, and went to school here.
| Miss Bessie Hoshall, daughter of Judge
| Melchor Hoshall, of the Orphans Court, sub.
| mitted to an operation at the City Hospital
in Baltimore, on Wednesday, performed by
Dr. Chambers assls.ia e d py Dr. Garro 0erry'
MIR. Arthur P. Shanklin, of the Towson
| bar accompanied by Mrs. Shanklin are spend
ing ten days with relatives and friends in
Philadelphia and New York. Mr.. Shanklin's
brother Mr. r. Maurice Shanklin, is engaged
| in business in the first mentioned city.
| Mr.. William s. Carroll, a farmer near
Phoenix, 10th district, who has been suffering
| from paralysis several months. has been in
critical condition. this week: he Is son OF
Henry Carroll, who was in his day the largest
| landowner in that section of the county.
Mr.. Francis T. Homer, ofSherwood, n: g.
| r. R., delivered the address of welcome at the
annual dinner of the Loyola College Alumni
| Association held at the Hotel Stafford, Balti-
more, on Monday night Mr.. Homer was
elected member of the executive committee
| of the association.
! Mr.. George B. Coale, who sold his old
homestead, near Sherwood Station, N. @. r. r.,
a few days ago, will dispose of his personal prop
erty on the 9Th of March and remove with his
family to Towson. This farm was owned by
Mr.. CoaIe's grandfather and has been in bis
| family nearly two hundred years.
MIR. and Mrs. q. Householder, of Sutton
avenue, st. Denis, gave largely attended and
honor of the 10th birthday of their son, Mr.
Harry Householder. The house was beauti-
| fully decorated for the occasion. Mr.. House
holder was the recipient of number of pretty
presents.
town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Snyder, of
Green Spring Valley, were among those who
attended the wedding of Miss Bessie Helen Lee
and Mr.. James D. Bowers, which took place
in Westminster last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Long, who is an uncle of the bride, was
one of the ushers.
The Maryland Society in New York held
its eighth annual banquet at Hotel Astor on
Tuesday. Those from Baltimore county who
attended were Mr.. James 7. Woodward and
guest. Mr.. Elijah Smith and guest, Mr.: VIM.
Woodward Baldwin and guest, and Mr.. Philip
A. s. Franklin. Mr.. Franklin is vice-presi-
dent of the society.
Mr.. Magruder D. Wilson, a successful
farmer of Carroll county, was welcome caller
at THE UNION Office on Wednesday. he was
on his way to visit his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Y Carr, at their home on
the Hilen road. Mr.. Wilson was formerly o
resident of Baltimore county and owner OF
the Glen Ellen estate.
A letter from Mr.. John M. Griffith, dated
Los Angeles, CAL, February 18th, says: ut
has been raining here for q week and it is just
what the Californians want, but it is rather
trying to the tourist. We are promised clear
weather tomorrow" Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith
and their daughter went to Santa Barbara on
the Goth instant to spend some time.
The Baltimore Alumni Association OF
Dickinson College held its one hundred and
twenty third annual banquet at the Hotel
Stafford on Friday night, 10th inst, with Q
large attendance Before the banquet officers
were elected. Mr.. George r. Willis was chosen
president; DR.. James H. Jarrett. Of Towson,
second vice-president, and Mr.. Lewis NJ. ba'
con, Jr., of Baltimore county, recording
secretary.
Rev. Richard w. Jungfer, for several years
pastor of st. Johns German Lutheran Church.
Parkville, Hartford road, resigned last Sunday
to accept call to church in Oxford Ohio
, He lately paid visit to that place and was
much pleased with the location and the people
He will shortly remove bis family to bis new
home. special meeting of the congregation
will be held after service on Sunday morning
February 18th. to consider the calling of new
pastor for St. Johns.