The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-11-30

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w-C&p. AND MARYLAND PHONES 81
LOCAL, ITEMS.
SALES ADVERTISED IN THE UNloH.'
Monday. December 2. by Mrs. Thomas Peerce
on Springfield Farm. Dnlany's Valley. ilnt
herd of grade dairy cattle and dairy MIXTURES
Tuesday, December 3, by Harriet Proctor. neal
Loeb Raven, horses. cows. hogs, farm lmple
ments, corn. hay, fodder. etc.
Tuesday December g. by Paul X. Buttner, on
Back River Neck road. horses. mules. COWS
farm implements. hay, etc.
Tuesday DecemberS 9y James y nf q
acres and improvements. near upper FAILS
18th district.
Wednesday. December 4, by William d. Curry,
at Manor 10th district, fine herd of dairy
cattle; also gasoline engine.
Wednesday. December 4. by George H. CLARKE
and Geary A. Long. executors. near hamli-
ton Hartford road, the personal enocts OF
Caroline w. Schaffer. deceased
Monday, December 3, by Charles Sealover, at
Poplar Heights. Patapsco Neck. horses hogs,
farm implements. hay, straw, corn, mousse
hold furniture, etc.
Tuesday, December 10, by John j. Timanus. at
torney ETC.. at the Court House door. farm
ing and mining property in the "a district;
Tuesday. December TO- by george Mass, on lne
ses. cows, heifers, farm implements poultry,
wedn esgD december II. by @. o. Sleek, on the
North Point road, near Eastern ave.. horses,
mules, COWS, hogs. poultry, wagons. farm
implements, provender, etc.
"Wednesday. December ii, by jacob Nussle, one
mile from Kingsville, 18th district. stock and
farm implements. etc.; also truck farm OF
20 acres.
mile from Rossville Station, b. Il 0. K. r..
mules, COWS, hogs farm implements, straw,
hay, fodder, ETC.; Also truck 1ar rT :.
Monday. December %, by Henry Z. weaver. at
torney. etc, on the premises, leasehold prop
erty 218 Eastern ave. extended.
Monday, December 70, by W. GU cmltn, attor-
ney, at the Court House, valuable farm in
Dulany's Valley.
The "canaries" will take fight next
week. Keep a lookout for them
- Several of the newly elected county
officials will begin their terms next week.
The oyster supper held lately by Marble
Lodge of Odd Fellows, Cockeysville, netted Sl25.
:, Next Sunday will be the LIST day of De-
cember and Christmas is less than month on
MIR. Arthur Rich has sold his pretty
home at Glyndon to Mr.. H. h. Funk, OF
Baltimore.
THE December term of the Circuit Court
will begin next Monday. 1t is the longest
term of the year.
-Mr. Andrew Meh is erecting house on
the ground lately purchased by him on East
j
The annual subscription bills of The
UNION will go out with the next issue Of the
paper-December 7th.
-DSchool No. 2, 18th district, (Highland-
town. has thirty teachers. Miss Mary l..
Molloy is the principal.
The dog pois0ner has again been oper-
ating in Gainesville and number OF CANNES
have gone hence in consequence.
IA half dozen damage suits against the
United Railways Company were instituted in
the Circuit Court on Wednesday.
- The weather man knocked out the motor
car drivers last Sunday. They were afraid to
tackle the country roads that day.
--D Everything was rather dull about the
Court House this week no doubt in expec-
fancy of the Thanksgiving holiday.
- 1t is rumored that there are to be some
changes among the subordinates in the Court
House when the new officials come in.
-Snow was six inches deep in Western
MARYLAND last Sunday. Here enough fell to
whiten the earth for the first time this fall.
->The cottontails had busy day on
Thursday and the war on them has nearly
month to rum The open season ends Deem
Der 24th.
- Football was the game on Thanksgiving
day aud many spirited contests took place
The weather could not have been better for
the sport.
currence. People who handle anything as
dangerous as gun should keep their wits
about them.
1t is now announced that the new Balti-
more, Washington and Annapolis electric
line will be opened for business by the middle
of December.
"A series of meetings will begin at Union
NJ. E. Church Long Green Circuit, on Sunday,
December LIST, at 730 P. NJ. Everybody cor
daily invited.
- Towson Lodge of Elks will hold its an
nual memorial services on Sunday afternoon,
k>ar lat Int hoir hol IN Pnnn U /.
vania avenue.
The UNIONS calendars for the year 1908
will be ready for distribution after next Mon
day. Patrons and friends are invited to call at
the office and get one.
Mr. Peter Emge, an old resident of Bay
nesville, east of Towsop, had one of his hands
badly torn by nail a few days ago. DR..
Walter H Vinal attended him.
- Several divorces were granted in the
Circuit Court at Towson this week. This is a
business that appears to be increasing and 1t Is
q misfortune that this is the case.
MIR. George Silk, an enterprising bust
ness man, has located in Towson and is an
extensive manufacturer and dealer in hard
wood lumber, poles, ties, shingles etc.
- Meat prices have been dropping in the
Western markets this week and it looks like
an era of cheaper living was at hand. This
will be good news to millions of people.
- It is singular fact that the law prohibits
cunning on Sundays and election days and yet
permits it on Thanksgiving day. Why this
distinction should have been made we fail to
see.
"A gentleman subscribed for THE UNION
this week and paid for two years in advance.
He said he might overlook the matter at the
end of q year and then his paper would be
stopped.
MIR. Charles Cook, well-known retired
florist of the Old Frederick road, died on Mon
day in a hospital from the effects of injuries
o6 q horse
stomach.
- A large band of Gypsies passed through
Towson on Wednesday, bound south, where
they are no doubt going for the winter. They
had lot of sorry looking horses and ponies
with them.
THE ladies of Towson NJ P Church will
hold an oyster supper in the hall over Lees
Store, on Thursday and Friday evenings, De
cember 9th and 9th. Proceeds for the new
church fund.
- Miss Harriet Proctor, who is now advertis-
ing her personal property in The UNION, has
rented her farm, near Loeb Raven, and will re-
tire. The sale will take place on Tuesday next
December Sd.
- The western Maryland Railroad this
week laid off 900 men and reduced the work.
ing hours in the principal shops from 10 to
hours. This is unfortunate just at the begin
ming of winter.
- Thanksgiving day was generally observed
as a holiday-in fact people seem to be PAYING
more attention to it than they formerly die
and it has become one of the most important
holidays of the year.
- During the month of November the job
department of The UNION Office turned ou
% different sets of posters for public sales Con
sidering the season Of the year this is an I'M
precedented number.
- John Eager Howard Council, Jr. o. U. A
M, will attend divine service at Calvary Bap
fist Church, Towson, on Sunday evening, De
cember 1st The members will meet at the
Guild Hall at 100 P NJ.
THE auctioneering firm of Slade q Ris
teau John v Slade and William M. Risteau
has been dissolved by mutual consent. Both
members of the firm will continue in business
on their separate account.
- Mr.. Waldo Newcomer, president OF thu
Safe Deposit Company of Baltimore, has made
donation of $500 year for five years to thu
Maryland Hospital for Consumptives, on thu
Hillen road, near Towson.
>Amusementsa and entertainments of vari
Gus kinds are already being announced for The
Christmas holidays. Proprietor Wolters, oil
Hotel Carney, Hartford road, will have hi
big annual rattle on Christmas day.
THE Industrial State Fair now being hell
by colored people in the fine hall in Centr
Market Space, Baltimore, is attracting grea
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