The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-09-14

SALES ADvERT1sEDi5 IN 1.-THE UNIONS

D1OuOdys september Sos W DA0LJ rdlA.S ~ anu
Matilda Koenigbauer. executives of Johan
Kumeth, deceased. on the premises, lease
hold property on Bouldin street, Highland
Tuesday September "a. by e. Howard Isaac. w.
Gill Smith and Emanuel w. Herman, trus-
tees, at the Court House, valuable farm in
Wednesday. September 25 by Samuel Watkins,
at Baldwin Station. Long Green Valley driv-
ing horse and vehicles. store goods and hx-
lures, household and kitchen furniture of
all kinds, etc.
Howard, receiver, on the premises, household
furniture of all kinds, stock, vehicles. agri-
McKim,- on Edmondson avenue road, 1st
district.
Wednesday, Sept. rs, by William Dickey & Sons.
more,1 900 acres of unimpr0ved 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, farm of los
acres near Cuttings, Long Green Valley.
A-sThe Pen-Mar season closes ON Sunday,
September 18th.
-And now the footballists are getting in
trim for heavy work. Their season is abont to
open.
MIR. R. E. Shoemaker, farmer near
Owings' Mills, picked some ripe strawberries in
his garden this week.
=. Cardinal Gibbons will visit st. Charles
Church, Pikesville on Sunday, September 18th,
and conduct confirmation services.
THE UNION returns thanks to Mr.. VIM.
H. Todd, of the Pot Spring road, for gener-
GUS supply of extra fine table corn.
->The Prospect Park fair and races caught
the crowds this week. 1t was good show and
deserved the liberal patronage it received.
- The lawns in Towson are as green today
as they were in early spring, the frequent rains
having been the means OF keeping them fresh
- Bishop Paret will visit Trinity Church,
Long Green, on Sunday morning, September
10th, and preach and administer the rite OF
confirmation.
THE quarterly meeting of the Society of
Friends was held last Sunday and Monday at
Gnnpowder Meeting House, 9Th district, with
considerable attendance.
->Mr William H. Wight. of Kinloch Farm,
near Cockeysville, threshed acres Of wheat
that averaged 353 bushels to the acre. His en-
tire crop averaged 80 bushels.
-The statement of the County Treasurer
for the month OF August shows cash on hand
September 1st $314 1920. The disbursements
during August were $54, 664.76.
- Mrs. Anderson, wife Of Mr.. John F. An
derson, of Towson, took a number of premi-
ums at Prospect Park fair this week upon her
exhibits of cakes, rolls, bread, etc.
> - The freight traffic of the Md. d Pa. Rail-
road has grown to such proportions that it IS
found necessary to run trains all day Sunday
in order to move the accum ulations.
THE Towson baseball team has game
scheduled for today on the home grounds with
the Mt. Airy team. The remaining Saturdays
of the month of September are "open."
THE September term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday. A number of those
originally drawn as jurors have already been
excused. The term is usually a short one.
- The foliage of the horsechestnut trees is
already beginning to turn brown. In early
spring and during the summer they are beauti-
full trees, but they fade early in the autumn.
->I It is said the Prohibition party proposes
to put complete local ticket in the field in
Baltimore county. If it does this will add %
more names to the official ballot, making 66
THE Maryland Home Coming Week has
already been the cause of one wedding and It
didn't think Of this when he launched the
-. Gruber's only and original "Hagers-
town Almanack for the Year of Our Lord
1908, is or already and the illustrations are
just as fsh'and beautiful as they were GEN.
tury ago.
>The open season for squirrels in Balti-
more county will begin next Monday. People
continue to supply themselves with trespass
notices to keep providing gunners off their
premises.
THE big picnic, under the auspices of the
farmers clubs of Baltimore county, will be
held at Mount Carmel today-Saturday. If
the weather is favorables thousand people
will attend.
Gas Company says that Towson's supply of
gas is better than that of most places because
we have better pressure on account OF being
located so high.
- Charles street avenue extended was so
highly scented with gasoline last Sunday that
it was impossible to get away from the odor.
hos a fovOrifa fhnr0uuhfqr0 with
motorcar drivers.
Tile annual fall horse show of the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club will take place at the
Kennels on Saturday, October 9th. Plate only
will be giveneas prizes and admission to the
grounds will be free.
I->It can be said to the credit of Timonium
fair that although attended by many thous-
ands Of people no disorder of any kind occurred
and we did not hear of single arrest. This is
almost beyond belief.
18TH was charming-just such day as makes
it delight to be outdoors. Prospect Park
fair and all the pleasure resorts attracted i'm
mense crowds of people.
s-> Mr.. William E. Peerce OF Fertility
Poultry Farm, Dulany's Valley, captured
number of premiums with his Barred Rocks at
the Timonium poultry show last week. his
exhibit was much admired.
THE Woman's Guild of Trinity Church,
Long Green, will hold bazaar in Glenarm Hail.
Oh OaIuIQdy cVculuB, ObptcLuDcE E1obs n NUM-
Der of fancy articles will be on sale and supper
and refreshments will be served.
1.-The annual meeting and exhibition of
the Maryland State Horticultural Society will
be held in the Fifth Regiment Armory in Bal
timore December Sd and 4th. Active prepara-
tions are now being made for it.
THE Baltimore County Teachers Insti-
tute that had been in progress two weeks in
Baltimore, closed this week. 1t was in charge
of Superintendent A. s. Cook and Assistant
Superintendent John 7. Hershner.
- The twenty-third annual convention OF
the W. G. T. y. of Baltimore county will be
held in the Presbyterian Church at Gainesville,
on Thursday next, September 10th. Mrs. Geo.
P. Everhart is president of the Union.
The Parkville public school will open
on Monday, September 10Th, in the Lutheran
Church. The new school building to take the
place Of the one destroyed by fire some months
ago, is now in course of construction.
- The tournament announced to take place
on Wednesday, 18th instant, at Coles Park
vile Hotel, on the Hartford road, has been
postponed until future date, which will be
announced hereafter in these columns.
>The committees and others interested in
the fair for the benefit of the Towson Volun-
teer Fire Company ought to get busy now. 1t
will take place the first week in October and
there is not much time left in which to work.
- Mr.. s. Seymour Smith, near Unionville,
18th district, is another Baltimore county dairy
farmer who is about to retire from the bust.
ness. He has fine herd of grade Jerseys and
Guernseys that he is advertising in The UNION
today.
"a colored boy named Joseph Powell, en-
ployed as a water carrier for men working in
the Mystic Quarries, was instantly killed on
Wednesday morning by being struck by the
engine of an express train at Sparks Station,
n. q. r. r,
MIR. Samuel Watkins who lately sold his
business stand at Baldwin Station, Long Green
Valley, will dispose of all his personal property
there on Wednesday, September 18th. See an
nouncement in the advertising columns of THE
UNION today.
>A man was driving along the road near
Westminster a few days ago when one of the
hind wheels of his wagon was struck by light
ming and wrecked. There were several per-
sons in the wagon at the time and all Of them
escaped injury:
4Mr. Arthur D. Stebbins, whose coy
bungalow is located on West Chesapeake ave-
nue., Towson, has one of the most extensive and
beautiful lawns about the town, and its neatly
kept condition attracts the attention of persons
passing that way.
The Baltimore County Water Company
has placed gauge in the store of Mr.. William
A. Lee, in Towson, so that at any time the
depth of the water in the large standpipe at
Aigburth Park can be ascertained by anyone