The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-19

I IS visiting relatives III DalllIuOft cOu1Lys
Mrs. Charles E. Fendall, Of Towson. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Joseph M. STREET., Of
Mr.. Thomas Peerce is again sick and con-
fined to his home, Springfield Farm, Dulany's
Valley.
Misses Margaret and Lilly Crowther. of
Lutherville, are visiting relatives in South
Mr. EImerJ Cook, of the Towson bar was
engaged in a court case at Upper Marlboro,
M NH IT. joshua -f F. oockey, president of the
National Bank of Cockeysville. has recovered
from an attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson G. Walker, of Tow
son. registered at the Imperial HOTEL New
York city. on Tuesday last.
Mr.. T.. G. Risteau Jenifer of Richmond,
Va is visiting his father Mr.. ThOs. X. Jenifer,
of Long Island Farm, Loeb Raven.
The condition of Mr.. William Henry Jes-
SOD remains unchanged from last week. His
sister, Miss Sallie Jessop, is quite sick.
Y Mr. N. Bosley Merryman, of the 9Th dis
trict will be candidate for County Treasurer
at the next election in Baltimore county.
Major and Mrs. John 1. Yellott, Of Tow
son, spent several days this week in Pittsburg
| with their daughter, Mrs. Frank r. Rich.
Mr.. ]. George Gehring, Jr., has been re-
elected president of the Old Town Merchants
| and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore.
Among those who sailed from Baltimore
for Jamaica on Tuesday was Mr. Q. Edward
Thomas, the well known contractor and builder
Rev. Philip H. Sheridan, pastor of the
Church of the Immaculate Towson, is spend
ing some time at Atlantic City for the benefit
Nof his health.
Miss Lillian Curry. who spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James I. Curry,
of the 18th district, has returned to her home in
Norristown, Pa.
School Board who had an attack of pleurisy
at his home in the 18th district, has almost en-
| tirely recovered.
County Commissioners George w. Yellott,
Mrs. Yellott and their daughter, Miss Emily
Yellott, have taken an apartmentin Baltimore
| for the balance of the winter.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Keller, OF Vaux
Hall, near Ashland-both Of whom are ex.
perts with the gun-have returned from
| hunting trip in North Carolina.
Mrs. Caroline Il. Webster, widow Of Col
| Edwin h. Webster, has been critically i'll this
week at her home, "Ingleside. in the suburbs
| of Belair. She IS past so years OF age.
Mr.. Henry Dienstbach, one of Towson's
| oldest citizens, has been sick and confined to
his home several weeks, part Of the time to bis
| bed. He is now somewhat improved.
MIR. Charles @. Homer, of Sherwood, n. q
| R. R., president of the Second National Bank
of Baltimore, has been reelected president OF
| the Baltimore Clearinghouse Association.
| State Senator John s. Biddison, who was
| confined to his home by sickness couple of
| weeks, was able to be at his Office in Towson
on Tuesday. Mrs. Biddison has also been sick.
Y Mr. Duane II. Rice proprietor of Valley
View Stock Farm, near Towson, has been in
| Missouri this week buying mules. He regis
tered at the Planters Hotel, st. Louis, last
kSunday.
Y Mr.. Arnold Lohrfinck, of Baltimore, have re-
1 turned from their trip West, where they
| bought fine bunch of mules which are now
Mn Baltimore.
II Mr.. Newton Cullisoh, who has secured
position in the internal revenue service under
civil service rules has resigned the princpalship
| of School 2, 9th district. He has been succeed
| ed by Mr.. Frank Co6ell.
Miss Mary Lynn Robbins of Cumberland
| who was this week chosen hostess of the Mary
land Building at the jamestown Exposition,
| has been a guest OF DR.. and Mrs. george II.
| Hooking, of Govanstown.
| Mr. Ernest Hoen, Jr., member of the bar,
| has been reelected second vice-president OF the
American Bonding Company. Mr.. Charles r.
| Laurenson, formerly of Towson, is an assistant
| secretary of the same company.
| Mr.. w. Bernard Duke has been much in
| disposed and confined for some days to his
home on the Joppa road near Sherwood. He
| is an active business man and confinement to
| the house is by no means to his taste.
Mr.. Thomas r. Mallonee principal of the
public school at Parkville. Hartford road, who
| had been very i'll several weeks with pneumo-
| MIA is now thought to be out of danger. DIR.
VIM. T. G. Whiteford is his physician.
Mr.. William Grason. of the Towson bar
was one of the speakers at the big Odd Fellows
banquet that took place at the Eutaw Hoqse,
subject was "Odd Fellowship in Maryland"
Mr.. G. Lyon Rogers. ST., and Mrs: Rogers
/ are both very much indisposed at their home
in the Sd district. Mr.. Rogers, who is in his
i 84th year, has been sick for some time. They
are the parents of County Treasurer Rogers.
4 Mr.. VIM. G. vogts. merchant of Frank.
| linville, 18th district, who had been sick and
confined to his home several weeks was able
to come to Towson on Wednesday to look
after some business matters at the Court House.
Mr.. Charles H. Wier and family, who rel
side short distance west Of Towson, will go|
to Baltimore next week for the remainder OF
the winter. Mrs. Wier is recovering from AMI
attack of grip, from which she has been suffer-
ing several weeks.
Mr.. Michael P. Kehoe, justice of the
| peace at Queenstown, was elected president OF
the recently organized division Of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians in Baltimore county. He
has announced himself Democratic candi-l
date for the House Of Delegates.
ty, recently appointed Chief Judge Of the Fifth
Judicial Circuit of Maryland, was in Towson
Friday, transacting business in the Register Of
Wills Office, accompanied by his friend, SEN
ator Biddison, of Baltimore county.
Mr.. N. E. Temple the we'll known black
Smith az mOllU6 tlSbd, llbu QtoJrlCb, Will LILO
family. spent the last New Years day with
relatives in Baltimore, and this was the first
| time in a period of twenty-three years that he
had been away from his shop on that day.
Mr.. Samuel Bacon, of the 7th district, who
is member of the sheriffs jury that was sit
ting in a railroad condemnation case at Hotel
Lexington in Baltimore, was attacked with
pneumonia last Saturday and has since been
| confined to the hotel. He Is a brother-in-law
of Sheriff Jacob Elliott.
Rev. Hugh w. s. Powers, who has been in
charge of st. Marks Parish. Howard county,
for the past three months, has declined call
to the assistant rectorship of st. Luke's Church
at Mechanicville. N. Y. which is in the do
cese of Albany He is q son of Rev. w. H. H.
Powers, rector of Trinity Church, Towson.
4 Among those who successfully passed the
examinations held last month by the Maryland
State Board of Medical Examiners. were the
following from Baltimore county: Mr.. Henry
l.. Homer, son of Mr.. Charles @. Homer, OF
Sherwood Mr.. Daniel st. Thomas Jenifer, son
of Mr.. Thos. r. Jenifer, Of Loeb Raven; Mr..
James G. Matthews, son ofCol. D. NJ. Matthews,
I of Dulany's Valley, and Mr.. Eugene +: Raphel,
son Of Mr.. E. F. Raphel, of thel1th district
Mrs. Yorke Allen, who has been very sick
several weeks with typhoid fever at the home
of her father, Hon. John V. l.. Findlay, in
Baltimore is improving slowly. The Find
lays spent last summer at Auburn, j" the Turn
bull homestead, south of Towson, and while
there Miss Findlay became the bride Of Mr.
Yorke Allen, of South Orange. N. j., the
ceremony having been performed in Trinity
Church, Towson, in the presence OF large and
fashionable audience.
DIR. VIM. 7. G. Whiteford, of Parkville,
was taken to the Maryland General Hospital
last Sunday upon the advice of his physicians,
DIR. N. H. Vinal and DIR. Lingard l.. White
ford, suffering from an acute attack OF appen-
dicitis. An operation was considered unneces-
sary. after consultation with Prof. Robert w.
johnson. as the patient responded promptly to
treatment and unless something unexpected
tomorrow. During bis absence DR.. Vinal and
DIR. Lingard I. Whiteford are attending to his
practice.
Birthday Party.-A very enjoyable birth
day party was given to Miss Edna link, at her
home at Brooklandville, on Tuesday evening
last Miss link has been unable to be about
for some months. owing to severe illness.
She received the best wishes for restored health
| 80 haorkv CONGRATULATIONS 0f her MANY