The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1906-03-17
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Miss Gretchen Rieman. who spent part of
| the past winter with friends in Indianapolis,
Ind, has returned to her home In Towson.
Mr.. w. s. G. Williams was among the
visitors to Towson ON Wednesday. He is
1 spending the winter in Baltimore with bis
family.
| MIR. Harrison Rider. ex-Register of Wills,
| went to Montgomery county this week to at
tend the funeral of his brother-in-law, MIR.
John War6eld.
The Misses Yellott, who spent the past
| winter with their sister, Mrs. Hardcastle. of
Easton, Nd, have returned, to their farm in
| Dulany's Valley.
Mi. Henry T. Scott, who had been visiting
| his sister, Mrs. Edwin Scott, of "Rosedale, u
Western Run Valley, left for his home in San
| Francisco this week.
Mrs. Gill, wife of MN Howard Gill, well
known farmer near Mantua Mills, 4th district
| is under treatment at the Union Protestant In
| Urinary in Baltimore.
Mrs. Nelson McCleary, of Chestnut Ridge
who has been sick with bronchitis and grip
several weeks, is improving under the care Of
DIR. Bennett F. Bussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob M. Pearce and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Melville Pearce, who spent the
winter in Baltimore, have returned to their
homes on My Lady's Manor.
Mr.. Thomas B. Butler, record clerk in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, has
been very sick and confined to his home in
TowsoE for two weeks or more.
Mrs. STREET., wife of Mr.. William n.
Street,, of Fallston, has been much indisposed
this winter and her family and friends are
greatly concerned on her account.
Mrs. William Lanahan, of "Blenheim"
Charles street avenue, accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Unduch and Carroll, will sail for
Europe in May and spend the summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Frederick Seymour, Of
Raspeburg, celebrated their golden wedding on
Saturday evening last, upon which occasion
they entertained large number oftheir friends.
MIR. A. NJ. Ruby, the we'll known auction
eer and one of the appraisers of the Orphans
Court, is still sick and unable to attend to his
duties. He is being treated by DIR. Weaver, of
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Musgrove, who have
sold their property at Timonium, have re-
moved to The Gap Lancaster county, Pa,
where they will reside with their daughter,
Mrs. George Shucker.
Mr.. Frederick o. Smith, who lately sold
his personal property on the Garrett farm, on
the Hillen road, is living temporarily with his
sister on N. Fulton avenue Baltimore. His
daughter is with him.
The engagement is announced of DR.. r.
K. Russell to Miss Ada g. Wagner, both Of
Bradford, Pa. DR.. Russell is a native of
Reisterstown, Baltimore county, and q son of
School Commissioner Reister Russell.
Major Frank w. Coale, of Aigbuth Park,
adjoining Towson, has provided himself with
an automobile, and Mr.. Arthur Boehm, of the
Coale has had erected very pretty garage.
MIR. Charles w. Owens has been very sick
this week at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
John X. Mount, near Park Heights avenue,
Sd district. He is 70 years of age and the
father of States Attorney Owens, of Baltimore
city.
Mr.. Asher H. Nofsinger. of North Capital
street. Washington. ID. c. who lately bought
the farm of Mr.. Clinton E. Matthews. at Cor.
bett, N. G. R. R., is now occupying the same.
He proposes to engage extensively in the dairy
business.
Mr.. Osborne I. Yellott, of the Towson bar,
and Mr.. W. Stewart Symington, of the Balti-
more bar, have formed CO partnership for the
practice of law. They will have Offices in the
Calvert Building in Baltimore and also at
Towson.
Col. Robert Hough, whose fame as starter
of light harness racers has spread far and wide,
has again been engaged to officiate in that ca
pacity at the fair of the North Carolina Agri-
cultural Society to be held at Raleigh in Oc-
tober next.
Mrs. Louis McLane, of North Charles
street, Baltimore, has again taken for next
summer the house on the Bonnie Blink estate,
near Cockeysville, and within almost calling
distance of the home of her daughter, Mrs. Z.
Cuttings Merryman.
Mr.. John j. Ringgold. foreman Of the
present grand jury, on Thursday entertained
his fellow members, officers of the court ard
several others at his home Spring HILL"
near Arlington avenue. Judges Burke and
Duncan, States Attorney Bussey and Sheriff
Elliott were among the guests.
"A friend of Rev. W. Fl. Il. Powers who
is not member of his church, has generously
offered to give him trip to Europe, with
stay of two weeks in England, If he will give
up his clerical work here after Easter to avail
himself of this kind offer. 1t is more than
likely that he will accept and should he do SO
no doubt his health will be much benefited.
Mr.. John F. Hilgeman. who has sold his
property on the Oregon pike, near Jockeys
vile, to Mr.. John W. Hawkins Jr., is now
engaged in the mercantile business at Steven
son, Green Spring Valley. He will remove
| his family to Baltimore. Mr.. Hawkins who
has charge of the business of the G. & P. Tele-
| phone Company at Towson, will make his
| home at his new purchase. This place was for
some years the residence of his father, DR.. J..
w. Hawkins of Towson.
MIR. Benjamin a. Stanton, who has been
| captain of the Roland Park Volunteer Fire
| Company for the past twelve years, was at the
Towson fire last Saturday and exhibited great
| skill in the management of his engine in order
| to reach the fire. The hose attached to the
plug was not long enough but by making an
attachment to the engine hose he secured the
necessary length and did splendid service. Mr..
Stanton's company has asked the County Com
missioners for 1000 feet of additional hose
which request should be promptly granted in
view of the great efficiency of the organization.
Store and Dwelling Burned.-The large
frame store and dwelling of Mr.. William Yves.
ley, at Sunny brook, on the Jarrettsville pike,
were destroyed by fire about o'clock on Fri
day morning, 10th instant. The fire issupposed
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