The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-21
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SALES ADVERTISED IN "THE UNION"

Long Green Valley.
at Baldwin Station. Long Green Valleydriv-
ing horse and vehicles. store goods and fix
lures, household and kitchen furniture of
Wednesday, September 25, by Charles Morris
Howard, receiver, on the premises, household
furniture of all kinds, stock, vehicles. agri-
cultural implements. ETC., of Mr.. Hollins
McKim, on Edmondson avenue road, LIST
district.
Inc, at the Real Estate Exchange, Balti-
more, 600 acres of unimproved land at Della.
lst district, and also 100 acres In Howard
Saturday, September 2s. by Pattison & Gahan,
ed bUdns Ha s at Rnaton n
Tuesday. October ], by Charles Pielert. attorney,
on the premises the property known an as p Wai
Neck roads.
Wednesday, October 2. by James Kelley, attor-
ney, at the Court House door, farm of los
acres near Cuttings, Long Green Valley.
Monday. October "A, by John s. Biddison. as
signee, etc.. at the Court House door, land
and improvements on Lakewood avenue.
Next Notwithstanding to the almanac
will be the last day of summer.
- Mr.. A. J. Tarbert, gardener at the Shep-
pard-Pratt Hospital, has $4,000 celery plants
growing finely.
Next Tuesday is the autumnal equinox,
when the days and nights will be Of equal
length-12 hours.
- The good old summer time" again got
over 80. 1t was beastly 'ot for autumn.
THE Drovers and Mechanics National
Bank of Baltimore has been appointed reserve
agent for the new Pikesville National Bank.
The present moon is known as the Har-
vest Moon, said TO be the most brilliant of the
year The one will be the Hunter Moon.
MIR. William II. Lawrence, attorney, has
filed bill in the Circuit Court here for the sale
of the real estate OF the late Conrad Spealman.
"A rural free delivery route will be estab-
1t.1.o ~ mod al frr7nr mt m
December I'd. The Office is located in the 18th
district.
IA concert for the benefit of Ebenezer NJ.
E. Church will be held in the K. of P. Hall at
Jarrettsville, on Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 21st.
1.-The fine Hereford herd of Mr.. w. Ber-
nard Duke, of Sherwood, Baltimore county,
attracted much attention at the Easton (Md.)
fair this week.
1.-The Oriole baseball team of the Eastern
League is now in sixth place and there is not
much chance Of its doing any better, the season
being near its end.
-SThirty odd accounts we're started with
the new National Bank Of Pikesville the first
day its doors were opened for business. This
is a very good showing.
THE race meet at the Manor Glen track
today-Saturday, September 2lst--will no
doubt attract a large crowd. The sport will
begin promptly at P. NJ.
->Mr. Charles Geiger, of Bellevue Beair
fair last week that weighed two pounds each.
They were of the tree variety.
- The entry list for the Green Spring Val
ley horse show, to be held Saturday, October
9Th, is growing rapidly. No admission will be
charged to the show this year.
>Another Baltimore couple came to Tow
son on Wednesday and were united in the bonds.
of wedlock. Rev. B. B. Abbitt, of the Baptist
Church, performed the ceremony:
- According to the recent police census of
Baltimore there are in that city 142, 702 persons
entitled to register and vote. The same census
shows 75 728 children of school age.
The thunder storms of Tuesday evening
and night were welcome after the oppressive
heat ofthe day. The rain that came with them
in gentle showers was much needed.
Think of it Seventy-five thousand
children were enrolled in the public schools of
Baltimore city on Monday last What a
splendid army Of young Americans.
- Mr.. Hugh w. Ramsay, retired Balti-
more business man, died on Saturday last at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. White
ford, East Biddle street, aged 81 years.
sheriff Elliott who owns fine farm in
the 9th district, raised this year "a bushels Of
wheat and 80 bushels of oats to the acre. His
total yield of wheat was 1896 bushels.
@Idle Hour, the country home of Mrs.
josephine King, near Reisterstown, has been
sold to Mr.. George T. Graf, who will make
number of Improvements to the property.
- Mr.. Charles e. Fendall, of Toweon, has
received an order for strawberry plants all the
way from British Columbia. The writer is
Mr.. r. H. Fortune, of Lake View Fruit Ranch.
~ On Monday last the S-year-old son of
the late Henry Dietz, of Fullerton, Belair
road fell from fence and fractured his left
ankle. DR.. L. l. Whiteford reduced the frac-
ture.
- Mrs. Dora E. Walters, of the 14th dis
trict, through her counsel, Mr.. Charles Pielert,
has filed a petition in the Circuit Court here
asking that Frederick B. Walters be declared
lunatic.
= Mr.. Alex L. Mitchell, who was engaged
in lime. burning at Texas, N. G. R. R., has
made an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors to Mr.. Ernest c. Hatch, of the Tow
son bar.
- Mr.. William France a carpenter of Ar
lington, was seriously hurt few days ago by
falling from a scaffold. His skull was frac-
tured and his right shoulder broken. He fell
only six feet.
The registration officers will sit in the,
several districts of Baltimore county on the 1st
and 9Th of October from A. NJ. to P. NJ. The
last days sitting Tuesday, October 15th) will
= Mr.. Wesley r. Whitaker, who lately sold
his farm near Oregon, Sth district, has pur-
chased the Shriver property, near Owings'
Mills. for 900. The place contains Ii acres
and is well improved.
- The Highlandtown Savings Bank, which
began business about year ago, was closed
this week by the directors because it had not
proven financially successful All the deposit
tors were paid in full.
$500 Gwynn Oak and Bay Shore parks, both
of which had successful seasons, closed last
Saturday. Both resorts are owned by the
United Railways and Electric Company and
are carefully conducted.
The Baltimore county Democratic head
quarters has been opened al Hotel Lexington,
on Holiday street, opposite the City Hall, and
Mr.. Charles ]. Fox, chairman OF the local
committee is in charge.
->H you are not already registered you
cannot vote in November unless you have your
name placed in the books either on the LIST or
Sth Of October. See registration notice in to-
days issue of THE UNION.
"a bay driving mare belonging to Mr..
William s. Cowley, of the County Clerks
Office, died in a Towson livery stable on We'd
nesday. A loop in her intestines is said to
have been the cause of death.
THE last service of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' camp at Gardenville, Belair road was
held last Sunday night. It continued some
weeks and was said to have been successful in
the way of securing converts.
>Gaither's Express Company has leased
lot on the east side of the York road imme-
diatey north of the company's Towson office
and will build frame warehouse upon it.
Bosley Bros. have the contract.
Send one dollar to the Old Home Week
Committee, Fidelity Building, Baltimore, and
get certificate of membership in the army OF
home. corners. 1t will be well worth preeerv-
ing as a memento of this event.
- BlSnOp HareL confirmed class OF IOur
persons at Trinity Church. Long Green, last
Sunday morning. Later the Bishop and Mrs.
Paret were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. G.
Williams, of Long Green Farm.
mir. Frederick Rose, an aged citizen near
Jacksonville, I'd district had three ribs broken
and his spine injured by falling down stair
way at his home few days ago. He is at
tended by Drs. Campbell and Wells.
- Only one delegate turned up at the Y. M !
@. A. Building in Govanstown at the time ant
nounced for the meeting of the Prohibition
county convention. He adjourned himself
until some more convenient season.
THE opening mems meeting at Goyaus-
Der 9Th, at 4.15 P. NJ. Rev. DR.. w. F. Sheri-
dan, of Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church, Bal
timore, will speak. Every man invited.
-The contractors who are doing the work
say that they will have the lower end of the
York road paved as far out as Chestnut Hill
avenue by December list. That will leave
about three squares to the new boundary.
- Milk5shippers along the Western Mary
land Railroad held meeting in Westminster
on Tuesday to take some action looking to in
creasing the price of milk. At the present
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