The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-09

Kfngsville, 18th District-Miss L. Vir-
gina Quinlin is spending some time with rela-
nyes in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Altvater ard family,
OF Baltimore. spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs w. j. Chapman, at Windy Hill"
MISS Annie E. Chapman, graduate nurse of
the University of Maryland Hospital, spent
the past week with relatives here.
Dr. H. Davis, of Baltimore, was guest Of
MI; and Mrs. A. A. Chapman last Sunday.
Inc ladies of st. Pauls Lutheran Church
VIII hold an icec cream social ut the Casino,
upper Falls, on Saturday evening, May 18th.
a good time is promised.
was guest the past week of her mother, Mrs.
.. r: Moore, of Bradshaw.
Miss Rose Gilbert has returned from trip
to New York.
forthe season and expects to have a stronger
team this year than it has had for some time.
II Is made up as follows: G., Henry Sweitzer;
p, Fred. Sweitzer; h., VIM. II. Green; S.,
E; Sheridan 2b., Harry Gilbert; Sb, Annie
Eleury; If, Clinton Hammond; CT, Myrcle
Wells; IT,, A. Schultz substitutes, James
HILL II. Erbe and George Fleury umpire.
James Hill. The club would like to book
dates with any uniformed team in the city or
county. Send challenges to VIM. H. Green,
Mr. Edward Hotter, of Mt. De Sales Cations
vllle spent the weeks end with his parents,
MT and Mrs. VIM. 81. Hotter.
MI. Albert Weis, of Towson, was guest on
Sunday of his father, Mr.. Anthony Weis, of
this district.
Miss Cecilia Burch, Mr.. Melvin Green and
Mr. Armour Jenkins, Jr., of Baltimore spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Fleury,
| OF this neighborhood
Many of our people attended and greatly en-
Joyed the firemen's parade at Towson on We'd
| nesday
Miss Gertrude Hotter will be received into
the order of the House of Good Shepherd on
/ Tuesday next She takes the name of Sister
Mary of st. Domitilla. Miss Hotter is daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Hotter.
| Mrs. VIM Bell and Miss Vida Bell, who
have been sick, are improving.
| Dr. Eugene f. Raphel, of Wheeling w. Va,
! and Mr.. Jack Blandin, of Baltimore, were
| guests of Mrs. E. F. Raphel, at "Fontenai,"
| the past week.
The, Ladies' Aid Society of Salem M. E.
| Church met at the home of Mrs. James II.
| Burton on Wednesday.
| A number of our young people made their
annual trip to Baltimore this week to see the
circus E.
| Parkville, Hartford Road.-Miss Mary
Hawkins, assistant teacher at Parkville school.
| has resumed her duties after three weeks
| absence owing to illness.
| Miss Mary Simon, the little daughter of Mr..
| Peter Simon, who had been sick with pneu-
| monia, is able to be out again.
Mr.. VIM. g. Hops, of Baltimore, who re-
| Gently bought the farm of Mr. j. D. Pfeiffer,
| has moved to the same and is making extern
| sive improvements
| Miss Ida Hawkins, who spent the past ten
| days here with her sister, Miss Mary Hawkins,
has returned to her home at Jarrettsville Md.
| Miss Marion Numbers of Kingsville, former
| teacher of the school here, spent few days
with friends in the neighborhood:
Mrs. U. Disney, who had been i'll with pneu-
monia, is convalescing.
Mrs. H. RAIDER, who has been under the
Doctors care, is slowly improving.
Miss Sabina Fleming, vice principalof Park
vile school, had as her guest last week her
sister, Miss Mary Fleming, Of Newburg W. Va.
AS last Sunday was the first one of this
month the fields and woods were thronged
with more than the usual number of city
visitors and the beautiful shrubbery suffered
greatly. 7.
Marriage DEMONSTRATING the month of
April Mr.. William P. Cole Clerk of the
Circuit Court, issued marriage licenses to the
following persons:
John L. Coale to Helen s. Emerine.
Selah II Brooks to Myrtle B. Woodward.
Richard @. Schnell to Rose o. Royston.
John E. Aud, Jr. to Barbara l.. Miller.
James D. OConnell to Ethel e Dewitt.
Vim. ii. Storms to Emma E. Long.
Henry Jones to May Hanley.
Sydenham R. Clarke to Louise E. Topham.
Arthur Bindette to Virginia Taylor
Henry Meier TO Margaret Lenner.
Arnah B. Stewart to Anna E. Werther.
Raymond ]. Myers to Pearl E Tillman.
Robert q. Deitz to Annie F. Knight.
Walter Barrett to Leola Wheeler
Dr. Wright 8 Sudler to Marietta Mcclure.
Vim Owings to Bertha M. Rawlings.
John Michel to Edith Ball
James E Ewing to Doretha s. Spencer.
William o. Brien to Alyce A. Pfeffer.
Edward b. Robson to Katie Miller.
Henry Storch to Ida Mike.
John f. Fowler to Minnie Markle.
Frederick V. McMair to Agnes B. Duer.
Augustus Kirsch to Selma Reynolds.
John P Krach to Carrie Ellis.
Vernon s. Ford Nusz to Jennie NJ Smith.
Joseph Klein to Annie Gutekunst.
dnEselden Sniveiy e 20 II Pearl n. Rowe.
Edward Wiegand to Minnie Hubble.
], Howard Simpson to A. Mazzie Day.
Edward w. Duff to Olive R. Hall.
A. Winfield Graham to Gertrude Cavey.
Elvarido T. Morrison to Mary A. Bond.
VIM II. Runkles to Bessie J. Becker.
Harry ]. Snyder to Ella NJ. Meekins.
Stuart e, Bevans to Clara B. Taverner.
Herbert ] Parker to Ethel Kipp.
Clarence Harris to Lula Barton.
Francis +. Key to Sarah K. Lutz.
Harry J. Butschky to Annie E. Murray.
John Fronzwa to Leila M. Renner.
John s. Hodges to Rosa Williams.
Harry A. Burns to Mary E Robinson.
John W. Bowers to Emma ]. Fryfogle.
Eli f. Wilhelm to Susie ]. Mays.
James Il. Porter to Cora II. NaylOr.
Joseph q. Bishop to Nettie E. Young
Joseph R. Wlfong to Nellie s. Robbins.
John Fl. Charlton to Ann E. Woodhead.
Leonard Rye, Jr. to Barbara Dietz.
Charles s. Parks to Catherine Allen.
John Henlein to Annie Fischer.
Ernest Filler to Gertrude NJ. Ihlifeld.
Wm E. Burkins to Elsie N. Smoot.
COLoRED.
John H. Cooper to Estella B. Thompson.
Charles F. johnson to Mary E. McKim.
Jesse Ward to Elizabeth Robinson.
George w. Brooks to Sarah KINNEY.
Lemuel Fowlks to Blanche Green.
Thomas Jackson to Georgeanna Carter.
Henry Proctor to May J. Winder.
Liquor License Cases.-On Monday last
Judges Burke and Duncan, sitting in the Cir
cult Court at Towson, commenced hearing the
LIQUOR license protest cases.
Three licenses were refused-James w. Stod
dard Catonsvile; Ferdinand Goebel, Wilkens
avenue, and Harry A. Wade, Gwynn's falls