The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-09-15


Monday, September "a, by D. G.. Mcintosh. re
ceiver and trustee. on the premises In the
9Th district water works plant;
Tuesday, Sept. %, by Redmond C.Stewart attor-
ney, &C., on the premises, quarry property
and building lots near Texas, N: G. h. Z.
tel. Hartford road, one bay geldIne.
Wednesday, Sept. 26, by George g. Altevogt 4
Bro, on che Turkey Point road, 18th district
horses, mules. COWS. hogs, poultry, farm i'm
plements, provender. etc.
Thursday. Sept. q. by George W. Heacock, on
trict, horses, colts, cows, hogs, farm impIe-
ments and machinery, harness. etc.
Wednesday, October g. by John CARL on the Bic
miller farm. German Hill road. 18th district.
horses, COWS, hogs, wagons. farm implements,
garden tools; crops IL the ground, house
Tuesday, October 9. by P. H. Tuck. assignee, at
the Court House door. farm of sol acres in
Worthngton Valley. near Glyndon.
- -, Fhe September term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday, 18th instant. 1t is
usually short term.
- The Ruxton Floral and Nursery Com
pany has leased from Mrs. Jessie G. johnson,
09 acres of land In the Sd district.
->Farmers have been digging their pota-
toes this week and they are turning out well.
Some very large yields are reported.
- With ali the crowds that attended IT,
Z monium fair last week not an accident nor q
fight was reported. This is remarkable.
- We still have one week of summer before
us, according to the almanac. A little autumn
- The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals should have an agent at TOwson
There is plenty of work here for such an official.
The new warehouse of the Sherwood
/Distilling Company at Cockeysville is nearly
completed It will have a capacity of 5000
barrels.
MIR. r. s. Salisbury, of Cockeysvile,
raised this season three potatoes that weighed
At lbs. The heaviest of the three weighed II
pounds.
Prof James L. Burgoyne of Towson,
furnished the music at Prospect Park Fair this
week AND gave great satisfaction to the large
attendance.
- Mr. George Ensor. of the 10th district
has sold his farm, near Shawan, to Mr. Mel
Choir Brown for $500. The place contains
about 100 acres.
The Court House and the banks were
closed on Wednesday. 18th instant, the day
having been made legal holiday by proca-
nation of the Governor.
- The great Hagerstown fair will begin
this year on the 9th of October and continue
four days. Arship flights will be among the
attractions offered this year.
- Rev. Thomas e. Copes, of Towson, will
begin revival services at Lakeview M. E.
Church, Duany's Valley. on Sunday evening"
September 10th, at O'Clock.
-Another couple from Baltimore came to
Towson on Tuesday and had the nuptial knot
tied by Rev. Philip II. Sheridan, Of the Catho-
tic Church Of the Immaculate.
- Baltimore county iremen cut q large
sized figure In the hremen's parade In BalIi-
more on Thursday. Il was one Of the most
attractive displays Of Jubilee week.
Mrs. William Kidd. who died at he
home in the 9Th district last week. had been q
reader OF THE UNION over fifty years and was
subscriber II the time OF her death.
THAT horses are gradually getting used
10 automobiles Was shown In the travel on the
York road last week. Few appear to frighten
nl the cars nov and this IL fortunate.
->Togson did Der part towards swelling
the crowds that thronged the streets OF Balti
more this week. The Interests Of the beautiful
city aud T0wson are very closely allied.
take piscs q Msnar Glen Rae Trsck sodsy@
saturday. septsmber. 18th. The proceeds OF
liz nf.tr - =. "a. = .lake improvements.
"a not like the side shows
=. Jar last week. They thought
sT7T ~ fortune. which was excluded this
pEaF. wculd have been decidedly less harmful.
-eCardInal Gibbons was rendered q recep-
ton last Sunday afternoon 81 81. Vincent de
Paul summer Home, near CatOnsyille, and
shook hands with over one thousand persons.
-~M NJ. Joshua lowering, whose summer
home is near Lulherville, made IN address in
Calvary Baptist Church last Sunday morning.
: his theme being "0loFifying God in Our
Bodice"
Messrs. Grason 4 Bacon. attorneys for
Wiiis1m n. Murray, OF Towson, have entered
suit against the United Railways and Electric
COMPANY for damages. No cause for sciion is
bet forth.
The northern section OF Baltimore county
was visited by electrical storms on Tuesday
evening and the accompanying showers cooled
the atmosphere TO some extent. No rain fell
u Tous0n.
- Cardinal Gibbons will visit the Church
Of the Immaculate. Towson. next Sunday and
confirm a class Of l25 persons. He will be the
guest over Sunday OF the pastor, Rev. Philip
VI. Sheridan.
"a tournament presenting some novel
features will be held at Bauer's Park, Hartford
road. on Wednesday, September 18th. For
particulars see advertising columns of The
UNION today.
-eJafnes Wadsworth, of Chestnut Ridge
who had his hip broken in a driving ACCIDENT
At Texas one evening last week, is now under
treatment at the Maryland General Hospital
in Baltimore
"a small foxterrier belonging to Mr..
Thomas c. Frantz, of CockeysviIle, suddenly
went mad few days ago and bit several dogs
before It was dispatched. Fortunately no per-
son was bitten.
THE Home Product Exposition opened
at Electric Park last Saturday night and at
tracted large crowd of people. 1t will con-
tinue month, and is open every Gay from IL
NJ. to midnight.
- The public schools Of Baltimore county
will reopen next Monday, when several thous
and girls and boys will resume their mental
work. They should strive to do well after their
long summers vacation.
the Sherwood Distilling Company at Jockeys
Vile last Monday afternoon Charles Cook, of
Baltimore, was seriously injured by heavy
boiler-pla falling upon him.
Wednesday was Junior Order Day at
aGWynn Oak Park and the trolley cars carried
over 10000 people to that popular resort. This
Is now the largest secret order in Maryland
and it is among the youngest.
I'VE see plenty of samples of spelling in
the course of year that can easily put the
-41k 1~n -. e1~ne laLA
spelling book is made up the country editor
should have a finger in the pie.
"a small section of the concrete roof on
the new Ofutt Building in Towson fell few
days ago as q result Of having removed its
supports too soon. Fortunately no one was
hurt and the damage was small.
- Ii Is said the man who had the big hog
at Timonium fair last week refused an offer OF
$500 for it. The monster is evidently money
Garner that its owner is very well satisfied with.
il is said to weigh 1900 pounds.
-Mf. g. Albert Mays, of the It'll district
had the only entry for four mule teams at the
late county fair and was awarded both the first
and second prize. His well matched team Of
superior mules was much admired.
- baltimore county didn't pay much atten-
ton TO Wednesday a holiday, but thous-
ands of our people hocked TO Baltimore to see
the great industrial parade, which was q lead
ing feature OF Jubilee Week in the city.
eAn exhibit that attracted much atten-
French Percheron stallion, years old, i'm.
ported by Mr.. Henry A. Brehm. He is q steel
gray, 16 hands and weighs 1 ESQ pounds.
- There was no disorder of any kind and
no drunkenness on the Tmonium fair grounds
last week, and we don't think a single arrest
was made When the large crowds in at
tendance is considered this Is remarkable.
IA couple from Hartford county came to
Towson on Monday and were welded by Rev.
B. b. AbDitt, of Calvary Baptist Church. The
groom was Mr.. Thomas M. Heapes, and the
bride Miss Georgia A. Heapes, both Of White
ford.
=. They had frost in the Northwest early
this week. The only frost we hear OF
around here is that the Baltimore Sun has
been getting for trying to give the Jubilee a
black eye That's the real stuff and no mis-.
take. 4
Baltimore county today-Sathrday, September
ashland continues until December oath
Non. resident sportsmen are required to have q
license, which costs IS at the County Clerks
office.
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