The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-04-07

of this village have at last awakened to the
fact that they need school house and they
made application for one at the meeting of the
School Board this week.
The First Presby terian Church will give an
entertainment in Randallstown Hail. on
Thursday evening, 10th. Proceeds for benefit
of the parsonage.
saw in the last issue of The UNION where
we will not get railroad, but the people are
aspiring to apply for school house and
are going to have the town lit by num-
Der Of lights. The residents will pay for them
out of their own pockets. Later we will get
the railroad, which will encourage us to apply
for fire engine.
Mr.. John Klohr celebrated his Oath birthday
by giving his friends treat.
Good farm hands are very scarce and will
cause farmers much trouble in securing enough
labor to do their spring work. There is one
fellow in this section who has hung his hat
up in seven different farm houses inside OF
eighteen months.
Last Saturday an ice cream manufacturer
thought it was going to be nice day and mace
q lot of the cold stuff, but when he got into
Lexington Market he found the people hunt
ing the fire instead of eating ice cream.
The Winder case has at last come to an end.
Now the wardens at the Towson Jail will have
to let another prisoner out in order to keep cp
the excitement. One man suggested that the
county purchase pack of bloodhounds and
house them in Towson Jail while the prisoners
are sent to Baltimore. This would save the
wardens trouble. X.
Perry Hall, 18th District.-Mr. August
Eisner and Miss Lottie Kellum. both of Spar
rows Point, were quietly married on the I'd
instant, at Parkville, by Rev. Thomas Gorsuch.
The attendants were Miss Annie Eisner and
Mr.. George Smith. Areception followed at the
home of Mr.. Edward Simms at Perry Hall.
Among those who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr Mro
MIR. and Mrs. P. ]. Dengler, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Richards. Mr.. B. Burton and family
and Messrs. Thomas and j. T. Simms Charles
Quinlin, William Kirkendall and others. In
the evening a band of serenaders from the
Hartford road put in an appearance and made
band was invited into the house and Hospitality
entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Eisner will reside
at Sparrow's Point.
Mr.. John G. Halbert, we'll known farmer
of this place, is recovering from an attack of
illness under the care Of DR.. HIT. Harrison.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
on Monday night last at the home of Mrs:
Joseph Holland, near Convention, by the Ladies'
Aid Society of st. Michael's Lutheran Church
of Perry Hall. The affair was gotten up in
honor of Mrs. Hollands 50th birthday. Music
was feature of the evening. The members
of the society present were Mrs. A r. Shredder,
Mrs. George L. Rey, Mrs: George A. Walter,
Mrs. Joseph Huber, Mrs. Emile Venzke. Mrs.
E. Shredder, Mrs. Henry Walter, Mrs. A.
Shredder, Mrs. John Horn, Mrs. Philip Reich
art, Mrs. William Holzner, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Frank Holzner and Misses Emma Reichart
and Minnie Rye. K.
Knoebel 10th District.-The croaking of
the frogs makes one think that spring is again
with us. The farmers are getting busy once
more while their patient wives are thinking
sbout the house cleaning period being near at
hand.
Mr.. II. w. Knoebel, who spent part of the
past winter in Annapolis, has returned to his
home here.
Mr.. Milton Dance, who has been indisposed
for some time, is able to be out again.
Mrs. James G. Kane has returned to her
home after a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. G. Hoffman and Master
Francis Hoffman spent last Sunday with Mrs
Hoffman's parents Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Francis, of this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall have returned to
Baltimore sitter visit to Mrs. Halls sister,
Miss Kate knight.
Miss Elsie BiIlingslea, of Baltimore, was the
guest of Miss Edith R. Green last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Leroy Knoebel. who has been quite sick
is much improved at this time. X.
Arcadia, 9th District.-The Lutheran
Church at this place will give All Easter enter
tainment on Sunday night, April, 18th.
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reorganized on Sunday morning. April Sth.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home OF
Mr.. VIM Brown, on Friday night, April 9th.
Mr.. Frank Wisner who lives near Fowbles-
burg, has sold his property to Mr.. James Abb
bott and moved into Mrs. Sockman's house at
Trenton. Mr.. Abbott occupied the place on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hamp Gill has moved into one of Mr..
William ]. Browns tenant houses.
Mr.. Leroy Gill is preparing to build large
bank barn. Mr.. Matthias Long, of Houcks-
vile, Carroll county, will do the work. Mr..
Cooper of Hampstead, is saving out the frame
weatherboarding and shingles for the building.
Mr.. Mordecai Boring. having purchased Mrs.
Bakers property. is remodeling the house. It
is log house and he is having it encased With
brick. N.