The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-08-25
Personal Mention

Personal Mention
Mrs. H. E. Bartleson, of Cockeysville, is
visiting friendsin Middletown, Conn.
Mr.. Harry B. Alder and son, of Corbett,
| N. G. r. R., are visiting friends in Ohio.
Mr.. James s. Nussear, Jr., of Lutherville
registered at the Waldorf Hotel, New York
city. early this week.
Mr.. George o. Brown, of Baltimore county,
was one of the judges of poultry at the Rock
vile (Md.) fair this week.
Miss Helen G. Duncan, of Parkville, who
had been indisposed for some time and threat
ened with pneumonia, has recovered.
Mr.. E. T.. McCleary, of York, formerly
proprietor of Locust Vale Stock Farm, was
among the visitors to Towson on Tuesday.
Mrs. c. S. Taylor, of REGISTER avenue, IS
spending some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Gerard b. Moore, of Charlestown. W. Va.
Mr.. George E. Shelley, a well known farmer
of My Lady's Manor, has been suffering with
whooping cough for some time. He is now
better.
Mr.. Albert NJ. Hoblitzell, clerk to the
School Board, who spent his vacation with his
parents in Belair, returned to his duties on
Thursday.
Misses Jessie and Mary Ebaugh, daughters
of Prof. 2. G. Ebaugh, of Reisterstown, are
visiting Miss Lucy Chick, at her home, Hope
Mrs. John Crowther, of Lutherville, &C.
companied by her daughter, Miss Margaret
Crowther, has been on trip in the Catskill
Mountains: ~, MI, e "
MIS-. Neille Dosiey An 3nl E Vi I've"
- orH, y and otber relatives in Rail-
OF CocKeysVlile' anu JULIET reia'iFes IN o"i'i
more county.
Capt. G. Lyon Rogers, County Treasurer
accompanied by Mrs. Rogers, left this week for
driving tour through Western Maryland and
the Valley of Virginia.
Mrs. John Ridgely, of Hampton, is among
those named by Governor Warfeld to compose
the ladies' auxiliary committee from Maryland
a' .n1 W;I,;om, n p Gnrrv Of tho Tnn;or Gun.
-. !, CI,,S attended, tbo farm.
pow s noSnol heIJ at tLe MARYLAND
ers ; su CoiIoCo ,h;s U,oeS ''o
AsilEui'THLa rosd 81 PnrL" who woo s;ck cav.
49, ,,;t trnho;d fever at the C;tv Hos.
Etc, in Rai,imore has recovered sufficiently
=, ra., -. - his home Of Towson.
Eroi Charles r McClean. County Surveyor.
80 .,;iI conf;nad r. his home in Towson and il
under the care of Dr.. J. Royston Green. His
Condition is thonebt to be ethical.
Mr. Henry Euler. of Carney. who lost
finger some time ago as the result of an injury
snsfained while sh0eing horse. has recovered
snJ ;s oaain ahle IN attend tn his dnties.
9uu " a W;iI io 7 Psach denntv REGISTER of
vUI,s w,rlsm r HE Uacot;or Of his home at
wis Is 81 MS Vacaoi = a. S bn;t
harm to ,renlsce one recently DESTROYED By fire.
Mprof Cool school SUPERINTENDENT
Gov Poit;r,oro conntv who was awav some
,Iaal,S .sh;na snsc;aI conrse of Columbia COL
SeeA Nv has returned to his home in Towson.
iese' M;.a a rao palio Stovonson Of Ph;Iadel.
nhio is snend;ne q fortnieht with Mrs. VIM.
s Keecb If Towson. When she returns>next
rrooi ME- Keocb will occomnanv her for a
VIZ '"A''
Mr.. John Crowther. president Of the Tow
son National Bank, is ENJOYING his vacation at
Asburv Park, NJ. He is accompanied by his
daughter. Mrs. Martin, wife of Rev. D. II.
Martin, of Belair.
Lieut.. VIM. B. Cockey, of the brigade staff,
is one of those selected by Adjutant General
Riggs to compose the rifle team that will repre-
sent Maryland in the national matches 10 De
shot soon at Sea Girt, N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SIMPLIFY ana MISSES St:
Nettie and Margaret Noppenoerger, OF baltl,
more, who had been visiting relatives and
friends IN the nelgnDornooo OF ounnyorooA'
nave returned 10 tnelr Io1 1N 1,- 90 ~ A.
-Mldsnlpman Ernes1 7. Duc5, Vi 'ne al,
napons naval AcaueLny, 10 spsnuiI5 lnon TI
with ms parents, INF. ami "I To has az his
Duck, a., Ui Eoyysou &c Naw Vort
suoepG ~ lily, NJ @ D., 80, CO., of pou w
n D nusn norao, os occoytod coli
"a u IL Parish Inward conntv' and will
toko ehoroe there shortly. He nreached and
condncted Service in HaSerstown last Sunday.
Mrs lanes II. Tiyineston. of Baltimore,
who had been spending some DAYS with Mrs.
Lewis Yoder. of Long Green Valley, and Miss
Susie Numbers. of Kingsville, is now visiting
Mr.. and MIS- Charles 1eager, OF Epnrala, fa
Mrs. Schmalborst wife Of Rev. W. l..
Schmalhorst pastor of Chestnut Grove Pres
byterian Church, sang two solos in Fallston
Presbyterian Church last Sunday afternoon,
the music being much enjoyed by a large
audience.
Mr.. Lewis w. Held, OF Towson, who is
spending the summer at bis farm near Frovl,
dence, had an attack OF illness TINS week ana
has been under the care OF his physician, Dr:
James H. Jarrett. Mr.. Held IS an ex,Juoge OF
the Orphans Court
Mr.. John P. Mays has decided to accept the
chief clerkship in the Office of County Treas
1urer Rogers, made vacant by the reslgnatlon
of Mrs~Thomas ). Meads. Mr.. Mays, VINO mas
been an assistant clerk IN the once, is son 10, OF
ex-County Treasurer u. Albert Mays, OF the
7th district.
Mrs. Eleanor G. Hutchins formerly of
NV Lady's Manor, is seriously i'll at the home
of Mrs. Chesney, of Belair, where she is visit
ing. She is the mother of Mr.. Nicholas j.
Hutchins and the grandmother OF Mr.; Hugh
z. Price, clerk IN the once OF the Register oI
Wills at Towson.
Mr.. Bradley K. Purdum and Mr.. William
R. Straughn, both of Baltimore county, were
among those nominated before the State Board
off Ed1cation on Wednesday for the position of
assistant superintendent of public instruction
to fill vacancy. The election was postponed
until September 18th.