The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-04-21

10 acres of timber land 10 the 18th district.
Wednesday, May 9; by Adam Anstine; assignee H
at the Court House door, country place
near Parkton, 18th district.
Thursday. May II, by Charles Herzog ana Chas.
A. MCCARTHY. trustees; on the premises. zee
simple property on calvert avenue, near inc
old Pimlico road.
AT Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
Baltimore last Sunday morning the Easter
offering amounted to $1,000.
- Five infants were baptized at one time
in Trinity Church, TowsOn, last Sunday. That
looks like our population is growing.
- The Easter offerings of St. Johns T: f..
Church, Kingsville, amounted to $24l17. The
money will Be applied to the church debt.
Public sales of personal property are still
keeping up, several being announced In The
UNION for next week and the week following. L
- County Commissioner Slade will sell all
personal property on his farm, pear Clynmnanlira
- We experienced this week the first real
warm weather of spring thus far. The mer-
curry on Wednesday and Thursday climbed to
so degrees.
entertainments in the school house at Evna,
7th district, on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Don't miss it.
THE annual banquet of the Baltimore
County Medical Association will take place at
Hotel Belvedere, Baltimore, Wednesday even
ing, May 9Th.
~ Mr.and Mrs. Charles A. Gross own dog
that bit small child of Mr.. John W. Simms.
Now they have two FIVE thousand damage suits
on their hands.
Capt. William II. Bines aged II years,
and Miss Matte M. Beeler, aged 49, were mar
ried on the 18th instant, at Roland Park Pres
byterian Church.
- Ground was broken on Tuesday morn
ing for the fine new Offutt Office Building to
be built opposite the south front of the Court
House in Tows0n.
THE police census of Baltimore city, just
completed, makes the present population 543.-
s034-460, S17 white; 104, 164 negroes and 2SS
Chinese and Japs.
- Mrs. Elizabeth Guy Anderson, who died
at her home in Baltimore, on the 18th inst;
aged 20 years. was the mother OF Mr.. Edward
Anderson, of Towson. \
MIR. James Mex. Merryman, of Grove
Farm, Falls road, who is a breeder OF choice
Guernsey cattle. this week declined an offer of
$500 for one of bis COWS.
will be run near Stevenson Green Spring Val
ley, on Monday April 30th. The course is "a
miles over a stiff country.
THE Sherwood Distilling Company is ar
ranging to build another large warehouse on
the land they recently purchased from Mrs. Z.
+. Cockey. of Cockeysville.
- From the LIST of January, 1906, to April
18TH the job department of The UNION office
turned out 50 separate lots of posters for sales
of real and personal property.
County Commissioners this week that there
are rs inmates in that institution-an unusual
~ large number for this season.
THE baseball team at Belair has been re-
organized for the present season and will begin
active work at once. Last year 1t was among
the strongest teams in Maryland.
IA Towson boy skipped off to Richmond,
Va, with circus, but he soon weakened on
the job and was mighty glad to get back home.
This should prove warning to others.
- thn in ha Qfh
district are now in excellent condition for
driving and motoring-in fact some of them
are very fine and credit to the county.
- Mr. George G. Morrison has purchased
from the Seebold estate the property on Taylor
avenue, between the Hartford and Belair roads,
near Overlea. 1t contains about So acres.
- Easter Sunday was rather cold and
cherries day, but the weather did not prevent
q large attendance at the churches, where spe-
,cial sermons and music were the features.
- number Of protests have been iiled IN
the County Clerks office against the granting
of liquor licenses to certain persons. These
will all have to be disposed of by the court.
->Spring appears to have arrived at last
and good weather for farm work and plenty of
it is much needed. Farmers must do some
lively hustling now to make up for lost time
There was plenty of spring fnery out
last Sunday, but the weather was not such as
to make the display general. Some other time
will do just as well to take it out for an airing.
"a couple from Pennsylvania-the groom
from Altoona and the bride from Tyrone
came to Towson few days ago and were mar
ried by Rev. Thomas E. Copes, of the Nj. E.
Church.
Many Baltimore countians attended the
Pimlico races this week and freely put up their
good, but not large. The meeting will continue
until the 18th.
The effects of the coal strike is already
being felt here on account of the scarcity of
some kinds of coal. 1t is likely the prices will
be advanced. 1t is said the strike may con-
tinue six months.
->Police Marshal Street,, upon information
of Mr.. Noah Walker, special deputy sheriff, on
Tuesday raided Billup's Hotel, at Pimlico, and
captured three slot machines that were doing
q rushing business.
- The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
has accepted the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
James NICK. Merryman to visit their Grove
Stock Farm, on the Falls road, on Saturday,
April 18th, at ESQ P. N.
Agricultural Society Of Baltimore County is
invited to q notice from Mr.. James s. Nussear,
secretary which is published in the advertising
columns of THE UNION today.
AT the Presbyterian Church at Hamil-
ton, Hartford road, last Sunday IL persons were
received into full communion and two chill
dren werebaptzed. Rev. Samuel s. Richards
is the new pastor of the church.
- Mr.. William NJ. Gorsuch, who has sold
his farm near the 17-Mile House, York road,
will sell all his personal property thereon on
Thursday, May Sd, and shortly thereafter re-
move with his family to California.
- The martins arrived at their summer
homes in Towson this week, as fussy and noisy
as ever. Their strange arrival and departure
each year is always something of mystery to
observers of the habits of these strange birds.
"a fire at Ruxton on Thursday afternoon
damaged the property of Mr.. William II.
Deitrick to the extent of 81, 500. The Towson
and Govanstown engines responded to the
alarm and we're able to save adjacent property.
- The weather has been rather too cool for
spring and consequently vegetation is not adj
vancing as rapidly asst should. What is need
ed Is more sunshine and warmer nights, but
these win come along in their own good time.
- Rev. DR.. w. F. Sheridan, pastor of Mt
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, re-
ceived something nice in the way of an Easter
present from his congregation. 1t was an egg
and when he opened it three 500 bills tiuttered
out.
ginning Nav LIST is published in the advertising
columns of THE UNION. 1t will be seen that
the rate is Y cents on the 500, which is an
increase of cents as compared with last year S
levy.
Mr.. William A. and Mrs. Clara Denmead
Miller died suddenly at her home in Baltimore
q few days ago. She was grand-daughter OF
the late William Denmead OF Melvale, baiti-
more county.
-It has been noticed that more mules
have been sold at the public sales in this coun-
ty this spring than was ever known before,
and they appear to bring high prices always.
Can it be that the long feared fellows are grow
ing in popularity