The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-02-10

attenQ 10 MS DuSlu0SS.
n Parkton has temperance hotel where is
sold beverage called Rixx, which is supposed
Ito be notwithstanding. but it seems to bring
the answer for some of the folks who imbibe
rather large quantities oft.
The cold weather since grounding day has
formed ice q to inches thick and many peo-
pie are filling their ice houses with it, think
ing. probably, it is the last chance they will
have. OBSERVER.
Fullerton, 18th District.-This precinct
(the 2d) has now a registered vote of 637 and if
it is not divided it will have considerably over
700 before the next election. 1t is, however, a
fact that the precinct has never had an elective
Office. The only good appointment we ever
had was that of the late Edward Krastel, road
supervisor, and l can safely say the county
never had better officer. 1t is disappoint-
ment that we cannot get an elective office, for
there is excellent material here in both parties
and as we have nearly as many voters as the
two other precincts of the district together, we
are entitled to some consideration.
We have here a new suburban town called
.Overton." By the way, it may be well to
name the towns on the Belair road from Putty
Hill to the city, as follows: Overton, Fuller
ton, Overlea, Fairlee, Belgravia, Powell Naron,
Belleview, Rockdale, Raspeburg, Lakewood
Heights, Anthonyville, Valley View and Gar
denville.
Icecutting began here on Monday last. 1t
is of good quality q inches thick.
|ea Fullerton Permanent Loan Association held
IT. 18th annual meeting on the 9Th instant.
when the old officers were reelected.
Mr. John D. Sippel has the foundation fin
isbed for another new house.
The Belair road was measured as to width,
embankments, &C., several times lately and
this data is to be used as evidence in the con-
demnation case.
Mr.. VIM. A. Brown has moved to the dwell
ing of Dr. Weaver.
VIM. Harms, of Baltimore, paid visit to
his brother George, of this place. This is his
old home.
A Kaffee Klatsch will be held at st. Joseph's
Church, February 9th. for the benefit of the
"Kaffee Klatsch" is? AS near as we can come
to it in plain English, it is coffee babbling."
Your definition is anxiously awaited, but don't
let the old ladies hear it. B. B.
Rayville, 9Th District.-Some of our wealth
erwise folks were laughing at the old ground
hog the day he made his first appearance, but
he is certainly verifying the fact that when his
hogship wishes to exercise his authority in
weather. making the Weather Bureau must
step aside and give him the reins.
One week ago our farmers were blowing IN
their shirt sleeves. This Tuesday, morning
we had the mercury down to zero.
Our icemen are laughing up their sleeves and
| filling their houses with five inch ice.
Mrs F. B. Kidd and Mrs. f. R. Hoshall
| spent several Gays last week VlSlLluR ITleuuS
| on the Manor, 10th district
| Rev. F. 3. Emenheiser preached an interest
| ing sermon to good congregation last Sunday
| night, at Pine Grove Church.
| The public school at this place will purchase
| an organ in the near future.
| The G. and P. Telephone Company is putting
up line from Eklo to Freeland.
| Frank. the 9-yearold son of Mr.. f. K.
| Sbarlck, is sick with an attack of pleurisy.
The proceedings of the Legislature are quite
| interesting One has only TO remember the
| doings of the old organization of that body in
| 1873 and compare with the present to see the
| motive that is prompting the whole affair. 1t
| is an old adage THAT the good we do is often
| inferred with our bones; the evil we do lives
| afterwards"
Mr.. John B. Kidd, who met with a serious
accident about week ago. in having his
| horses run away and throw him out OF his con-
| veyance, is recovering rapidly.
| Deputy Collector DeHof, of the Maryland
revenue Office. and DR.. Harry s. Jarrett, OF
Towson, passed through this village last Satur-
day on their way to Eklo.
Our aged and respected citizen, Mr.. Lysander
Mccullough. is enjoying fairly good health
this winter He lacks but seven years of being
! centenarian. b.
| Rossville, 18th District.-Mr. John Bet2
! has calf born without eyes. The places for
the eyes are there, but the eyeballs are miss
] ing The calf is two weeks old and will very
| likely live.
Rev. @. F. Fleck. of this place. installed a
minister at Annapolis last Sunday:
| The Baltimore Brick Company has decided
! to run the balance of the winter and will have
to close few weeks for repairs. Then the
/ plant will continue for another year.
! A surprise party was given on the Itn inst
| to Richard c. Dodson by Messrs. Charles Tuck
er, Willie Volz and Sidney X solomon. ne
freshments were served at a late hour. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ID
Volz, Mrs. Charles w. Lantz. Misses Jessie
Hood, Ada Kern, Mamie Lantz, Emma Volz
Maude X. Volz, Ethel Getman, Emma Kern
Elsie Gross, Hilda Fleck, May Solomon, Nellie
Gross and Messrs ]. r. Dodson. G. L. Solomon
Christian Watcher, Edgar Gross Harry Gross,
Willie Volz, John Kern, Joe Kern. Rudolph
Fleck, Charles Tucker, Henry BetZ. sidney
r. Solomon, Henry Volz, VIM. b: Andrews,
s. ID. Padgett and Walter Shaffer. Games wer'
played during the evening. "
Glen. Arm, 18th DIstrict.-People of thi
neighborhood are filling their ice houses.
Miss Nav Francis, who had been VISITING
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Francis, has returned
to her home in Baltimore.
The bowling alley at Glen-Arm ODD rel
lows Hall is the center OF attraction IN tni
neighborhood.
Miss Cora Burton, of Green wood, is visiting
Miss May Francis, of Baltimore -
Leah Rebekah Lodge, l. o. o. F., OF Glen
| ATm, Will 0OlQ Ill oyster supper oilSA Ds.~e-A -
the hall, February 18th and 18th. Public cor
daily invited.
Police Marshal Street, has recently purchases
q lot of horses and can supply all demands
He also has general supply of buggies, mar
ness, laprobes. etc.
Nj. Frank x. Hooper is building extensively
at Glen. Arm. Mr.. Robert s. Francis is tn
contractor. H.
Bank Stock Sold.-The Belair Democrat 9
last week said: "Rumor has it that loca
syndicate has bought controlling interest il
the capital stock of the Second National Ban
Of Belair What the syndicate proposes to d
has not been disclosed. The probabilities al
that it means change of management IN pal
in the near future. The price at which To
stock is reported to have been sold indicate
continued confidence in its value" This
: the bank of which ex-senator Thomas d. Rot
inson is president.