The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-23
parsonaI Mention.

Mrs. P. G. Zouck and family, of Glen
Morris, w. NJ. R. r., have gone to Baltimore
for the winter
Mr.. John E. Crout who has sold his resi-
dence in Reisterstown to Mr.. William byerly,
is about to remove to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Weller, of Reisters-
town, are spending two months at the Arkansas
Hot Springs where they go every winter.
MIR. Augustus W. Bradford, a nOtOrary
public of Baltimore city, has been spending a
few days at Springfield Farm, Dulany's Valley
DIR. ]. s. Woodward, chief resident surgeon
of the Maryland Steel Company at Sparrow g
Point, has been enjoying hunting trip to North
u. S. Senator John W. Daniel, who spent
part of the past summer in Towson. is suffer-
ing from severe case of grip at his home in
MI. Henry B. Chew, of Gloucester, N. J.,
spent several days this week with relatives in
Towson. He is the last surviving son of the
late Charles r. Chew, of EPSON.
Mrs. Solomon M. Yoder, of Long Green,
and Mr. John w. Bowen, of Pikesville, regis
tered this week at the MARYLAND, Building on
the jamestown Exposition grounds.
Mr. Jas Rittenhouse who has been suffer-
ing from a slight fracture of ashouderblade at
his home in the 18th district, is rapidly i'm
proving. The injury was the result Of a fall
Miss Estelle Bowen, daughter of Mr.. John
w. Bowen, of Park Heights avenue, who
spent two weeks with the family of Rev. j. /.
Winger, ofSolomon's Island, Md, has returned
to her home.
DIR. Robert F. Wells, who had been prac-
ticing medicine il the I'd district for some
years, has removed to Gambler, Carroll county,
where he has assumed charge Of the practice OF
the late DIR. Gorsuch.
-Messrs. William s. Keech and Linwood
Brookhart, of TowsoD, spent two days this
week bird shooting on the large farm OF Ex.
Sheriff Revel, of Anne Arundel county. They
met with fairly good success.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. B. Candles, OF Bal
timore county, who spent several months in
Norfolk, have returned and expect to leave
shortly for Seattle, Wash, where they may
take up their residence permanently.
Mrs. Warren s. Seipp, daughter-in-law of
Mr.. George W. Seipp, OF Towson, who was run
down and painfully injured by an automobile
at the corner of North and Greenmount ave-
nues about two weeks ago, has nearly recovered.
Mrs. Virginia g. Craig has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of her daughter, Mlss
Laura Craig, to Mr.. Harry d. Girdwood. The
ceremony took place on the 10th instant. The
young couple will reside at Eldorado and Ever
green avenues, West Arlington.
Rev. John L. 6traughn, former pastor of
Baltimore Circuit NJ P. Church, and who is
well known in Baltimore county, is suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism at his home
in Tuxedo Park, Roland avenue. He is now
pastor of Evergreen Church, on Cold Spring
lane.
Mr.. Robert M. Taylor rode Flying Virginia
to victory in the steeplechase at BeDning track
on Monday and he also had successful mounts
in the jumping races on Wednesday and Thurs
day. It is said his friends pocketed consider
able punches of money on the result OF these
races.
Mrs. S. s. Sparks, of Sparks Station, N. G.
r. R., has this week had as her guests Dr.. and
Mrs. Richard B. Stewart, of Warren, Pa, who
are on their way to the jamestown Exposition.
They are the parents of Mrs. Flora Stewart
Emory, formerly of Woodlawn, Baltimore
Major John 1. Yellott of the Towson bar,
is among those invited to meet Col. William
Jennings Bryan at the residence of Mr.. w. K.
Beveridge, Callow avenue, Baltimore, on Sun
day next. After luncheon Col. Bryan will lee
ture on 1.-The Prince of Peace" at Ford's Opera
House.
Mr.. William s. Fendall, who has been
under treatment at Saranac Lake, New York,
for some time is much improved and writes
his family that he expects to return home by
the middle of December entirely cured. He is
the only son of Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, of
Towson.
Mr.. Rufus K. Wood, of Sparrow's Point,
q member of the State Board of Education, de-
livered q lecture on Friday night before the
students, members of the alumnae and friends
OF the Maryland state Normal ScnoOl. his
subject was 1.-The Building of Modern Indus
trial Plant"
Mr.. Caleb 8. Hobbs, the we'll known auc-
tioneer of the I'd district while in Towson on
Tuesday, announced his candidacy for the po-
sition Of chief of police. He has been dis
trict deputy sheriff for many years and has
been recognized generally as an efficient and
Mr.. Y. A. P. Ware, of Reynoldsburg,
Franklin county, O., who is visiting relatives
in Maryland called at THE UNION Office on
Thursday. Mr.. Ware, who is retired farmer,
is q native of Towson and son of the late
Nathan II. Ware. He had been successful
farmer ia the Buckeye State many years.
--Messrs Archer & Allen, of Baltimore, are
the architects who are building the extensive
improvements at Eudowood Hospital, near
Towson. MIR. Raymond p. Allen, the junior
member of the firm, bought the ODonnell
property, on the York road south of Towson,
and now resides there permanently. His wife
is daughter of Rev. Dr.C Herbert Richardson.
Governor Warfeld has again designated
Mr. Melchor Hoshall as chief judge of the Bal
timore County Orphans Court. Judge Ho.
shall was reelected for the third term on the
9th instant, and he having received larger
number of votes than either of the candidates
on the ticket with him entitled him to the dis.
tinction of being named as chief judge. This
will be the Judges second term as head Of
the court.