The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-07

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on the Joppa road, near Carney.
Monday, Sept. %, by Harry =. Mann. attorney
etc. on the premises. saloon ana Dwelling lin
Monday, September %. by Mary. Kumeth and
Matilda Koenigbauer. executives or Johan
Kumeth, deceased, on the premises, lease
hold property on Bouldn street, Highland
TUESDAY. September "a. by z. Howard Isaac. W.
GillSmifh and Emanuel W. Herman. trus-
tees, at the Court House, valuable farm In
wednesday, September Is, by Charles Morris
furniture. of all kinds, stock. vehicles. agri-
cultural implements. etc., OF Mr. Holline
McKim. on Edmondson avenue road LIST
district.
wednesday. Sept. Is, by william Dickey Sons,
Inc, at the Real Estate Exchange. Balti-
more, 900 acres of unimproved land at Della.
lst district, and also $50 acres in Howard
Tuesday. October !, by Charles Pielert attorney,
on the premises, the property known as Wal
ters store, Eastern avenue and Back River
Neck roads.
Wednesday, October 2. by James Kelley, attor-
ney. at the Court House door. a farm of 105
acres near Cuttings, Long Green Valley.
->The automobile slaughter continues and
Labor Day had numerous victims.
-STowson couldn't 20 to Timonium in
trolley cars this year but perhaps we will next
time.
- Tournaments will have to take rest now
for 9 time. The county, fair holds sway at
this time.
- The public schools of Baltimore county
will open for the fall term on Monday, Sep
TENDER 10th.
The Street, & Corcoran Company Of Bal
timore and Baltimore county has obtained q
patent for q substitute for lard.
mir. j. Thomas johnson has sold his
house and lot on the Warren road to Mr.. John
link, Of Cockeysvilie, for $1,000.
- MarylaDders are looking forward to a
big time at Jamestown on Thursday, Septem-
Der 18th. It will be Maryland Day, you know.
- Everything centered in Timonium this
week and all roads led in that direction. Balti-
more county's big holiday was large sized
success.
80 Over 300 bushels of potatoes on one acre
Of ground is what Mr.. Clarence NJ. Burns, of
White Hall, grew this year. That's an unu-
sually large crop.
MIR. John P. Leight, of Otter Point fish
ing shore, killed pure white crane Ia rare bird)
q few days ago. 1t measured SO inches from
tip TO tip OF wings.
->The Sunday school Of Pine Grove Q. B.
Church will hold picnic in the grove adjoin-
ing Rayville Hall. on Saturday, September 7th,
commencing at noon.
-eThe State Board Of Health says that
typhoid fever is on the increase in Maryland.
This Is in great part attributed to the use OF
impure drinking water.
THE Towson and GOvanstOwn routes OF
Pleasant Plains Dairy Farm are now being ad-
vertised for sale. Most of the product of this
dairy goes to Baltimore.
-DThe new National Bank of Pikesville
will be opened for business on Monday, Sep
TENDER 18th. 1t will be temporarily located in
the old 6udbrook House.
>Governor Warfield has issued bis procla-
NATION designating Thursday, September 18th,
q legal holiday in Maryland. All the banks
and public offices will be closed.
- t. Rev. William Paret, Bishop of Mary
a0ln nd I'D afr.so h. ~ ~
confirmation in Trinity Church. Long Green,
on Sunday, September 18th, at IL A. N.
THE race meeting held at Pimlico four
days, under the auspices of the United Hunts
Of Maryland. ended on Monday last. 1t is said
to have been success financially and other.
wise.
- stable on the farm of Mr.. C. C. Hidey,
at Hebbville, I'd district. was struck by light
ming on Wednesday evening and slightly dam
aged. The bolt killed q mule that was in the
building.
1S TIE K Ksg B SS Ne S5fah Msss
figure in the show ring at Timonium this week.
He added several more "blues" to his former
winnings.
-sTalk of enlarging the Court House at
Towson is again heard. The old building is
too small for the present needs OF the county.
It should be enlarged and also modernized in
many ways.
- Next Thursday, Septem Der 18th, is known
as Defenders Day in Maryland. 1t is a NUM-
cipal holiday in Baltimore, but not State
holiday unless made so by the Governors
proclamation.
- Last week the local columns of THE
UNION contained fifteen letters covering wide
scope of the cOunty's territory. And these let
tiers contained real news Of what is going on
among the people.
- large exhibit OF beautiful White Wyan-
dotte chickens from Mr. William H. Wights
Kinloch Farm, near CockeysvilIe, attracted
much attention in the poultry department at
Timonium fair this week.
- Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of Towson, en-
joyed some fine ripe strawberries from his
garden one morning this week. Baltimore
county grown strawberries in September is
something very uncommon.
- Pamela L., q beautiful FLY 16 months
old. won the prize for non-standard trotters in
the show ring at Timonium on Tuesday. She
10 owned by Mr.. @. Bosley Littig, of Hartford
county, who is very proud of her.
i. THE dairymen of Baltimore and Hartford
counties are moving to have the price OF milk
advanced. They claim-and justly so-that
they cannot produce milk at profit at the pres
ent prices Of feed, labor and freight.
- Prospect Park will have its innings next
week. All arrangements are complete for the
fair, which will open on Tuesday and continue
FIVE days. The show promises to sIrpass all
previous efforts of the management.
- Mr.. Nelson Chenoweth, of Green Spring
Valley, was painfully injured few days age
in driving accident. His horse took fright al
an automobile and ran away, throwing the
driver out and smashing the runabout.
1.-THE Baltimore papers estimate the crowd
ct Timonium on Thursday at $4,000. while
some of the officers of the society said there
were nearly 10000 people there. Many thought
It was the largest crowd ever seen at Timonium
- While at Electric Park one day last week
Mr.. B. D. Bowen, Of Owings' Mills, lost 9
pocketbook containing valuable papers, inclu
ding several mortgage notes for large amounts
He has offered reward for the recovery Of his
property.
- The entire absence of dust made driviua
to Timonium fair very pleasant this week
The showers came at such times as not tC
interfere with the pleasures Of the people and
ct the same time keep the roads in good shape
for travel.
-eCandidates of both parties were out in
force at Timonium this week and the bunche.
Of talk that were handed out on the subject oil
politics was never before equalled on the ole
grounds. 1t was. in fact, a harvest for thu
politicians.
"a deed of trust was fled at Towson OF
Tuesday whereby John NJ. Christopher and
wife convey all their property to Mr.. Alva 81
Tyson for the benefit of Mr.. Christophers credi
tors. He formerly kept hotel near Carney
Hartford road.
Many people expressed themselves o.
being disappointed at the small exhibit of cat
week. None of the breeders from other state
who have been showing there for some year
were on hand.
1.-THE candidates on both the local Repub
lican and Democratic tickets had q busy tim,
at Timonium this week, and it seemed to be
case of making hay while the sun shone. Thu
amount of "buzzing" some of them did wa
simply amazing.
THE big annual picnic of farmers club
will be held Saturday next, September 14th, q
Mt. CARMEL 9Th district. 1t win be an Aida,
affair and Q very large crowd is expected
Some good addresses will be among the fea
lures of the meeting.
THE second quarterly conference of Park
ton Circuit was held last Saturday at Wise
burg. In the absence of the presiding eide
Rev. Solomon Germon, of Monkton, presided
There are five appointments on the circuit an,
all made favorable reports.
-The Sunday school reunion at Fores
Baptist Church, 9th district, on Saturday las
was q big affair and much enjoyed. A mum
Der of candidates of both parties attended anC
some of them made addresses. There wa
much quiet electioneering done.
- Maryland Day, September 18th, will b
celebrated at the Confederate Soldiers Home
Pikesville, on Thursday next, when the an
nual tournament, festival and ball will be hell
for the benefit of the Rome. These are Away
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