The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-08-31

Personal Mention
Col. D. G. Mcintosh and Mrs. Mcintosh,
| who were at Narragansett Pier, r. l., returned
to Towson this week.
MIR. Chester B. Turnbull, who is now at
| Buena Vista, is rapidly regaining his health.
He has been sick nearly all summer.
Mr.. James j. Lindsay and family, who
! spent two weeks at Ocean City, returned to
their home in Towson on Thursday.
| Miss Rose Lee, daughter of Mr.. J. Edward
| Lee, of Washington, D.. c., is visiting relatives
| in Towson and elsewhere in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Bradley K. Purdum, of Baltimore
county has been re-appointed assistant State
Mr.. Duane H. Rice, proprietor of Valley
| View Stock Farm, was judge in the horse
classes at the Montgomery county fair this
week.
| MIR. William T. Miles, of MY Lady's Manor,
who had been visiting his brother, Mr.. Herbert
R. Miles, of Washington, D. e., has returned
| to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Grill and daughters
who spent ten days at the Hotel Ellsworth,
Atlantic City, have returned to their home on
Linden Terrace, Towson.
Miss Katharine Poorbaugh, who was for
some time organist ofTrinity Church, Towson,
has been appointed organist of Ascension P.
Chief of Police A. T. Street, who was sick
some days at his home at Glenarm, was able
to come to Towson on Tuesday. Mr.. STREET. is
the Democratic nominee for sheriff.
Rev DR.. G. Herbert Richardson, of Wash
ington, D. c., who was spending week with
his daughter, Mrs. Allen, preached in Towson
M. E, Church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. bob" Taylor rode in three races at
Pimlco track on Thursday and won them all.
Mr.. "Bub' McCabe, another Baltimore county
Jockey, won two races the same day.
Mr.. John H. Richardson, of the Towson
bar, and Mr.. William Schluderberg, of High.
landtown, are enjoying two weeks tour OF
the North, including visit to Boston.
MIR. Redmond G. Stewart, OF Green Spring
Valley, is acting as judge at the Pimlico races
this week. DR.. N. r. Smith, of the same val
ley, is one of the stewards of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon G. Walker, of Towson,
left last Monday for an extended motorcar trip
in the North. They will visit several OF the
leading ocean resorts before they return.
Mr.. Harry Devries, of the Sd district, who
some time ago gave up his clerkship in the
County Treasurer's office, is now devoting his
entire attention to his farm near Pikesville.
Mr. and Mrs. David g. Mcintosh, Jr., who
spent a month at Bar Harbor with Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Cochran, have returned and
are now at Dumbarton Farm. near TOwson.
Mrs. Annie V. Gore, of Greencastle, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry ID. Buslck, OF
Towson who has also as her guests her nieces,
Misses Mary Busick and Ida Pierson, OF Baltl-
more.
-Midshipman Ernest F. Buck, of the An
napolis Naval Academy, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Buck, Jr., of Jockeys
vile. He is accompanied by his friend, Mid
shipman Farrell.
Miss Marguerite Powers, of Towson, left
on Tuesday for the Summer Rest, in Abe
marie county, Va, where she will be Joined
next week by her father Rev. w. H. H. Pow
ers, rector of Trinity Church.
Mr. Edgar G. Miller, Jr., of the law firm OF
Miller & Bonsal, who has been abroad several
months will return early in September Mr..
Miller is president of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company of Baltimore.
United States Senator and MRS Jonn ".
Daniel, of Virginia, spent few days this
week in Towson. They were much pleased
with the town and enjoyed the fine artesian
we'll water with which it is supplied.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Hambleton and
their daughter, Miss Arabela Hambleton, who
have been abroad for several months, are ex-
pected to return to their country place, Ham,
bledune, near Lutherville, early next week.
Mr. Stuart S. Janney, who had the misfor-
tune to dislocate his. kneecap while playing
tennis at the Green Spring Valley Hunt Cup
some weeks ago, is again able to be about. He
is a member ofthe law firm of Richie u Janney.
Professor and Mrs. Guy E. Snavely, who
spent the summer at the homes OF their parents
in the 18th district, have returned to Mead,
vile. Pa, where Professor Snavely is engaged
in Allegheny.College as assistant professor OF
French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Todd have sent out
invitations for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Erie Anna Todd, to Mr.. William Grove
Lawyer. The ceremony will take place at
Sherwood P. E. Church, Cockeysville, Wed
nesday September 18th, at $50 P. NJ.
Mr.. G. Il. Bosley, of Richmond, Va, dis
trict passenger agent of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad, was attending to some business
matters in Towson a few days ago. He IS
native of Baltimore county and son OF Mr..
Samuel Bosey, an aged citizen of Monkton.
Mr.. William H. Buck, Jr., the popular
cashier of the Cockeysville National Bank, has
been enjoying his vacation this week. he
don't HE himself off to mountain or seashore
when he takes his summer rest, but just ''loafs
hard" and cuts himself loose from business
cares as much as possible
MIR. James E. Ingram, ST., well known
Baltimore business man, preached last SUNDAY
at Bosley M E. Church and was guest DUR
| ing the dav of Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, Sr. Rev.
| George C. Bacon, of Washington, d. o., was
also guest of his brother the same day. Mr..
| Ingram is local preacher of the M. II. Churcn.
Mr. Samuel Bosley, a we'll known citizen
and farmer of Monkton, who sustained seri-
| GUS stroke of paralysis few days ago, is i'm
| proving slowly and his recovery is expected.
| He is IL years of age. The sale of Mr. Bosley's
| personal property, announced In IHE UNION
| today for next Monday, will not be postponed
L on account of his illness.
I = Mr. Elmer ]. Cook, of the Towson bar,
| and Messrs. Harrison Rider and Robert ID.
| Wright, of Green Spring Valley, were passen-
| gers on the steamboat that caught hire some
| nights ago on its trip up the Hudson river.
| There was much excitement for time but the
boat made a safe landing after the fire had been
burning some time and no one was injured.
Il Superintendent Wilson, of Govanstown
postal station, called on some of his friends in
| Towson on Tuesday. He is very proud OF the
new postofice building in that town and says
| it is the finest structure of the kind in the
| suburbs of Baltimore. Mr.. Wilson has been
| in charge of the office there nine years and is
recognized as an obliging and efficient officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah E. Offutt celebrated the
tenth anniversary OF their marriage at tnelr
| home at Cockeysville last Monday afternoon.
| At the same time their youngest child, Dorothy
| Offutt, was christened by Rev. A. 4. Pindell,
rector of Sherwood P. Z. Church. Mr.. Joshua
| F. Cockey, president of the Cockeysville Ma
tional Bank, the child's grandfather, was god
| father and Mrs. Cockey was godmother.
| DIR. VIM. T. G.. Whiteford, popular
| Young physician of Parkville, had an operation
performed for appendicitis at the City Hospi-
| tai in Baltimore on Wednesday last and bis
condition has since been extremely critical.
| At noon on Friday, Both inst, he had shown
no improvement and but slight hopes for his
recovery were entertained. DR.. Whiteford is
| the youngest son of the late DR.. A. K. White
ford, successful physician of his day. He is
graduate of the Maryland University School
| of Medicine and young man OF fire attain
ments. His death at SC early an age would be
a severe blow to his family and wide circle OF
| warmly attached friends.
| Among the Baltimore county people who
registered the past week at the Maryland Build
ing on the jamestown Exposition grounds were
the following: Messrs. W. w. SeitZ and W. II:
| Lyman, of White Hall; Misses Mary ID. and
S. Helen Martin, of Sparrow's Point Miss
Marie V. Klug, of Govanstown; Mrs. w: q.
Bishop, of Glyndon Mr.. and Mrs. =. l.. Fin:
ney, of Roland Park Mr.. James B. Young, of
Bentley Springs; Messrs. Charles E. Thomas
and son, of Towson Messrs. William M. and
| c. Miller, of Highlandtown; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Hornberg, of Rossville; Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. G. Evitt, of Roland Park Misses Emily
and Jennie Quinln, of Kingsville Miss Pat
terson, of Catonsville; Miss Mary Clarke Ca
noles, of Roland Park.
More Bank LitIgation.-On Monday last
bill was filed in the Circuit Court here by Mr..
| Albinus Shuck and wife against the Can
ton National Bank, asking that an injunction
be granted restraining the defendant and its at
torney, Mr. William J. Garrett from selling
property owned by the compliments under
foreclosure of mortgage. 1t is stated that the
mortgage was executed under representations
that the complainants were indebted to the
| bank, The complainants however, allegeth