The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-06-08

month of May Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of
the Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to
the following persons
WHITE.
William Sheeler to Rosie V. Rupert.
Francis E. Mayes to Ellen B. Ogelsby.
DR.. David G. Twichell to Ella Cooke.
John Yeager to Mary Dotterweich.
John F. Mullen to Bava Mandaws.
Alfred E. Mullaney to Katherine Erhardt.
Henry Fink to Anna r. Schmeiser.
Michael w. Mullen to Helen f. Trainor.
Lawrence K. Mears to Mary A. Grooms.
Philip Fleschmann to Annie NJ. Clark.
August Emmerick to Mary M. White.
John F. Terry to Kate A. Douglass.
Charles P. Richards to Catherine Hubert.
Frederick P. Klaburner to Marie =. Schmidt
George ]. Trautwein to Elizabeth M. Sack.
William j. Eccleston to Katie W. Brent.
Christian H. Klein to Mildred Lytle.
Frederick T. Roediger to Ella Cullan.
Albert G. Richie to Elizabeth G. Baker.
Louis G. Boss to Pearl E. Baldwin.
Howard P. Fuller to Mary Trustbouch.
Joseph Menninger to Annie B. Naimaster.
Arthur W. Sharp to Jemima Miller.
George w. Warner to Ethel V. Ayers.
Louis J. Walsh to Catherine Eckert.
Carroll B. Hoffman, Jr., to G.. l. Bowersock
William Henry to Laura Boblitz.
Wayne Hunt to Martha Triplett.
Charles F. Kurtz to Mary G. Fleckenstein:
William I. Allen to Elizabeth Van Huycke.
John W. Boyd to Bessie r. Heltebridle.
Henry L. Pullman to Margaret L. Smith.
Gustave T. Karow, Jr., to Florence E. Collism.
Thomas G. Caravan to Margaret Deasel.
John E. s. Garrett to Mary J. Oden.
William r. Kemp to Virginia E. Martin.
CoLoRED
Henry Lee to Louisa Randall.
John H. Harris to Marie Neal.
Joseph Irby to Martha Crowley.
Thomas A. Sterrett to Isabella Wright.
Horace Cromwell to Grace Wye.
Isaac Hinton to Viola Taylor.
William Smith to Eliza Hickman.
Fighting an Obnoxious Law.-The Bust
ness Mems Protective and Improvement As
ISOLATION ofthe 18th district held an enthusiastic
meeting at Muhls Hail. Westport. on Mon
day night. The chief topic of discussion was
the agitation against the law regulating the
width of tires on carts and wagons hauling
bricks, sand, clay, gravel and swill for cattle
over roads in that district. The passage of this
law and its enforcement since January LIST,
when it took effect, are responsible for the Or
ganization of the business men. Practically
all of the members have been arrested for vlo'
lating the BROAD Tire law as the act is desig-
mated and believing that in unity there is
strength, have formed body which will use
every effort to have the law repealed. Mr..
William H. Lawrence has been retained as
counsel, and addressed the meeting on Mon
day night.
A Profitable Flock of Sheep.-The Har-
ford Democrat of last week said Last year
Mr.. VIM. w. Bradford, of the Homestead
farm, near Belair, purchased 100 head OF
Mountain sheep from Glover Lick, West Va.
They were turned out to clean up some re-
Gently cut over timber land. This they have
accomplished to his entire satisfaction. From
as ewes he has 108 lambs that have been sold
at SIS head and the balance will be in profit
in June. The lambs will more than pay the
first outlay of cash and in addition have been
working for him during the winter. Out of
this number he has lost only one eve and
lamb and the balance are thrifty and doing
we'll. He regards the venture as good turn
if he can succeed in keeping the worthless cur
dogs from his flock"
MARYLAND College charlottesville fol-
| lowing young ladies received their diplomas
on Monday night at the Maryland College at
| Lutherville:
Observation-Disclosures Edna May Barker,
| Claire Brown, ada Meyers and Grace Swatley.
West Virginia-Misses Meta PentZ, Mary
| Farr. Mary G. Beers and Eugenia Ballard.
Ohio-Misses Catharine Donovan and Irene
| Meekison.
Indian Territory-Miss Ara Goodman.
Missouri-Miss Watha Jones.
! Copnecticut-Miss Pauline Levy.
New York-Miss Irene Robinson.
The graduates were addressed by Prof. Kirby
Flowers Smith, of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.