The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-07-20

Hvde's. 18th District.-The belated har.
vest is waning-that is the wheat-oL most
excellent quality and quantity peen Sc
cured, while much Of the hay Is still untoucn-
promise, during the past ten days has made
such remarkable strides in growth tnaI OUT
farmers in consequence are much enc0ufa8eu,
yet agree this to be the latest season o. matur
ing on record in this locality: Even the corn
that was almost despaired OF. now gives inol-
cation Of abundant return entirely dispelling
the anxiety so keenly manifested Tor tnls SUD-
stantial farm necessity.
The all-absorbing topic and interest is in the
annual tournament for the benefit OF 81. yonn
r. G. Church, to be held Wednesday, July ols. y,
on the w. Armour Jenkins Homestead.
farm, and will be the noteworthy social event
of the season. Everybody is interested ana oe-
termined to make the occasion an 0id-tlme re-
union. Special rates and trains have been ar
ranged by the Md. & Pa. Railroad, and among
the novelties to be offered Will De Triple TOUT.
nament and triple royal dance, A genuine
country dinner and supper will be served on
the grounds. Many useful and fancy articles
have been donated and made and will be offered
for sale. The judges will include Messrs. Geo;
W. Yellott Henry Crilley, John Baiowi 2 a .ha
knights will be by DR.. ]. +. II: Gorsuch, ana
the coronation address by Mr. Elmer K. Halle,
of Towson.
Much anxiety is expressed for Mr.. Leonard
Foard, who was seriously injured recently by
being kicked by mule, and who is confined
to the house in consequences DR.. John s.
Green is in attendance. Mr.. F0ard is one OF
our best esteemed and practical farmers and
his method and ability the leading inspiration
in this community. His speedy recovery IS
hoped for by everybody.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hauck and Miss Hauck, OF
Philadelphia, are spending the summer with
Rev. ]. B. Hauck, of st. Johns Church.
Mrs. Helen Lilly, who has re opened M ont
rose" has as her guests Mrs. Edwin Lay
and family, of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Hilen Jenkins, of Baltimore.
Miss Emma Hunt, of Towson, is visiting
Mrs. B. w. Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Love- of Baltimore. are
spending the summer with Mrs. J. ]. George.
Mrs. Frank B. Boarman, of Towson, has re.
turned to her home after brief visit to this
!neighborhood. where she was warmly well
coined by her hosts of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Jenkins, who re-
Gently settled here. are being entertained So
cially and will prove an acquisition to this
community.
Miss Lydia Jenkins Of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in Long Green Valley.
Mr.. Vernon s. Ford, the popular clerk at the
Hotel Ady, celebrated his 2lst birthday Cd
Thursday last and received the congratulations
of his numerous friends. He says he will cast
his first vote this fall for Sheriff Street,.
Mr.. w. B. Troy is spending his vacation at
his home, "Ingeside.'
Miss Marie Lilly is enjoying the inequalities
of this section.
The new Long Green avenue is about COM
pleted under the direction of Road Supervisor
Frank B. Kearney, and will prove comfort
to everybody. The improved condition of our
thoroughfares reflects great credit upon our
retiring County Commissioner, Mr.. George w.
Yellott. HOWARD.