The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-02-02
->Tbe mailing lists of The UNION have en-

premises.
corner Of North Point road aud Weis ave-
nue., 18th district.
THE mailing lists of THE UNION have en-
loved another comfortable boost this week.
! - at public sale in this county few days
ago clover hay in the NOW brought SIT 90
ton.
- Rev. NJ. l.. Beall will preach at Waugh
Church, Long Green Circuit, on Sunday, Feb
ruary Sd, at IL A. NJ
barton Farm. near Pikesville, has filled two
houses with ice of fine quality.
sSleighbells were again heard on the streets
of Towson on Wednesday, but the snow was
too light to make the going firstclass..
>Nestor N Edwards. who has charge OF
the Eks Hall in Towson, has been appointed
ianitor of the new High School building here.
- Mr.. A. B. Brown has sold his house and
lot on Cabash avenue. Embla Park. to Mr.. W.
F. Smith, of Baltimore, who will occupy it as
q home.
Towson, on Tuesday, March 26th, and the
Church of the Holy Comforter, Rossville.
April 7th.
-sThe little bit of snow that fell last week
and on Sunday stuck to the earth with re.
markable tenacity, thus showing continued
low temperature
- Many Of Baltimore county's Oldest citi-
zens have passed away within the last three
months. The winter thus far has been rather
remarkable for this.
The deposit line of the new Second Ma
tionaI Bank of Towson is growing rapidly and
the officers of the bank are much pleased with
the business being done.
- Ground for the new Catholic Church at
Hamilton, Hartford road, has been broken. 1t
will be known as the Church of the DOmini-
clan Fathers and will cost $4,000
1.-The first quarterly statement OF the sec
ond National Bank of Towson is published IN
the advertising columns of THE UNION today.
1t makes most satisfactory showing.
PLENTY of ice was cut in Baltimore county
last week and this and many have secured all
they need for next summers use. Most OF IT.
secured was between and inches thick
81 Rev w. l. Schmalhorst, pastor of Chest
nut Grove Presbyterian Church, lectured on
Africa in Fallston Presbyterian Church, OF
which he is also pastor. last Sunday night.
Today-Saturday February 2d-the sun
rises at 10 minutes after and sets at l8 minutes
after 5. The days are now about Il hours
longer than they were at the beginning of the
year.
-->Capt. Alexander B. Miles, of the Tow
son chemical engine company, had tumOr
removed from the back of his neck at the
Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore on
Thursday.
The savings department of the Towson
National Bank, which was started on the first
of last October has issued over 100 books. and
its deposits now exceed $4,000. 1t pays per
cent interest.
- Mr.. Thomas J. Lea, farm manager at
the Sheppard Pratt Hospital, has secured about
600 tons of ice of fair quality, about inches
thick. This is not near enough to supply the
institution for year.
- The large burglar proof vault for the
Second National Bank of Towson, which has
been built in York, Pa, will arrive in few
days 1t weighs between six and seven tons
and cost about $1,000.
IAN oyster supper and baZar will be held
in the new Methodist Episcopal Church at Ste
venson Green Spring Valley, on the evenings
of February Goth, 2let and 22d. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
THE places of amusement in Baltimore
are well patronized by Towson people, espe
cially the matinees. In some OF the leading
houses it is not an uncommon thing to see
good many familiar faces.
lit is unlawful to fish for brook trout in
Baltimore county streams before the first OF
March. The open season covers four months
March, April, May and June. A good many
streams have been stocked.
AT a meeting of the board of directors of
the Second National Bank of Towson on We'd
nesday Mr.. H. @ LoDgnecker, one of the pro-
prietors of THE UNION was elected member
Of the board to fill a vacancy.
- Mr.. Joshua Raver, whw has determined
to relinQuish farming, will sell all his property
on the premises, on the Ridge road, 9Th dis
trict, on Tuesday, February 10Th. The sale IS
advertised in THE UNION today
- Mr.. Charles E. Cole, successful farmer
near Butler, is this week hauling two-year-old
clover hay for which he is getting Sl7 ton.
He had barrack full of it that he would not
sell last year because the price was low:
- Mr.. and Mrs. James F. French have
granted the right to the Eureka Mining and
Operating Company to mine mica on their
property In the I'd district in consideration of
the payment of 80 cents per ton as royalty.
- Attention is invited to the quarterly
statement of the Towson National Bank which
appears in the advertising columns Of THE
UNION today. This is the Oldest bank in the
county and has always been very successful
The new r. F. D. route that has been
laid out north and northeast of Towson, and
uDon which 70 boxes were required before SER
vice would begin, has had 80 applications,
which insures the establishing of the route.
IA movement is on foot in the lower end
of York county to divide Shrewsbury town.
ship. As the polls are now located some voters
are obliged to travel IL miles to reach them.
IT is to remedy this that the division is asked for
ION Tuesday Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs sold to
Mr.. William Lanahan, of "Blenheim," near
Charles street avenue very fine 7-passenger
automobile for $500. 1t is 40 horse power
and has maximum speed of go miles an hour.
"a Govanstown colored man named John
r. Rogers was fined $50 and costs by Justice
Grammar, of Baltimore, for disOrderly conduct
on York road car. He couldn't pay and
went 10 JAIL O1Ne US luOIc VI tAc SuAlAO AAhN
of justice.
"A young man from Brooklyn, N. Y,
and girl from Fayetteville Pa, came to Tow
son on Monday evening and were married by
Rev. T. Z. Copes, pastor of the NJ. E. Church.
The groom's age was given as 81 and the
brides 10.
"a barn to cost about $1,000 will soon be
erected on the farm of the Maryland Hospital
for Consumptives, on the Hillen road, near
Towson Where the need comes in for such a
massive structure for that property most people
will fail TO see.
The business of the National Bank of
Cockeysville-as will be seen by the quarterly
statement publishedin the advertising columns
of THE UNION today-isg growing rapidly. The
individual deposits are nearing the quarter OF
million mark.
- Arrests for speeding automobiles beyond
the time limit on Park Heights avenue are
still made and Justice Enrich, of Arlington,
continues to put on the customary fine and
costs. One man declined to pay and had his
case sent to court
The regular monthly meeting of the
Neighborhood Improvement Club of Govans-
town will be held in Golden Eagle Hall, Tues
day, February 9Th, at P. NJ. DR.. @. j. France
will speak on Some Dynamic Influences in
Our Public School System"
- James Schaeffer, well known farmer
near Seven Valleys, York county, disappeared
from his home last Monday week and has not
since been seen by his family or heard from.
He sold the horse he rode in Glen Rock and
took q train for parts unknown.
>Mr. VIM. P. Cole Clerk of the Circuit
Court has received letter from George w.
Wilmington, ST., of KearneysvAle, w. Va,
asking his assistance in locating A. Whiting
tom. The writer says be has some important
news for him if he can be found.
MRS. Virginia @ Woollen has sold IL acres
of land ON east side ofthe York road, in Govans-
town. to Rev. VIM. J. Nicoll and contracts
have already been let for building number
Of houses thereon tits part of what is known
as the Myers property and is situated north OF
Gilmor lane.
on Saturday last, ME-. Minnick oroKetnrougn
timely assistance rendered by Mr.. Jacob l..
Fowble who reached him with an ice-hook.
The pond is an old quarry hole and the water