The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-29


PropertyTransfersi in Baltimore County:
Deeds, ETC., received for record in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County:
DEEDS,
E. s. Guerth and wf. to P. Buchal and VT.
BENJAMIN F. Brown ct al. to Samuel E. Brown.
Celeste NJ. w. Hutton to G. NJ. Hord and VT;
H. G.. yon Heine and VT: to J. A. Knecht and WI.
A s. Keyser and VT. to e. Reese and WI.
b. T. Cummings and W.T. to G. Travers and WI.
J. q. Rettger to A. A. Lepper.
J. G., Rettger to Henry +. and Philip hadecke.
Same to A. Albert Lepper.
Alexander Scott to Herbert E. Peters and VT.
Jonas Herman and VT. to Martin Carlson.
Same to John Mahr of p.
Martin Coulson to Jonas Herman.
John H. Richardson to VIM. Schluderberg.
Amelia V. Henderson to G. E. and Il; H. Wheeler.
Charles H. Larkin and WI. to h. L. sander.
H. L. Sander to G. H. Larkin and VT.
Henry F. Radecke ct al. to A. Albert Lepper;
Henry F. Radecke ct al. to John G. Rettiger.
Irene Fl. Knight and hus. to |. Wilson and WI
J.R. Tilghman and VT. to J w .McCurley and WI.
Louis Briggeman and VT. to Emma Il. Johnson.
Melville Ensor to John b. Ensor.
G. H. Seick and VT. to g; Laubach and VT.
Timothy ]. Hooper to Henry G. Fritsch.
g. ri. Leick and WI to G. Laubach and WI.
The Belleview Land Co. of Baltimore county to
Henry G. Jones and VT.
Henry G. Jones and WI. to Anthony B. Madary.
Elizabeth R. Brown and hus. to E. j. Pocock.
John 8. Long and VT. to r. L. Talbert and WI.
Edward Burns. executor, to E. e. Burns and M.
Philip j. Krach and W.T. to ]. P. Krach and VT.
Elizabeth w. Purser and hus. to P. ]. KracE
Philip j. Krach and VT. to Elizabeth W. Purser
and husband.
Edmund j. Wachter and VT. to Mary B. Gerhard.
VIM E. Pocock and wife to Elizabeth r. Brown.
Amelia A. Blunt and hus. to L.Greenhein and WI.
L. Clinton Birmingham to Mollie Birmingham.
W. s. Ceilings, surviving executor, to Emma H.
Burns and Mary N. Burns.
| VIM. S. Ceilings. surviving executor, to Edward
| E. Burns and NJ. Francis Burns.
Edward E. Burns to Mary V. Burns and Emma
Mary Clemens and hus. to Luther B. Ditch.
Same to Louis G. Wood.
| James Traynor and W.T. to Henry A. Naylor.
Marie A. Hammond and bus. to A. Leo Jones.
| T. W. Brundge, Jr., to Central Park Co.
| Annie R. Tull to Howard NJ. Emmons.
J FL. NJ. Emmons and WI. to ii. A. Richardson ano
| Nellie F. Richardson.
M. ]. Kavanaugh and VT. to G. L. Merriken.
| c. L. Merriken to NJ. ]. Kavanaugh.
Elizabeth Burke and hns. to VIM. H. Lawrence
VIM. H. Lawrence to VIM. Burke.
| John Funk and VT. to VIM. w. Drum and VT.
| Henry G. Kalbhenn to Jos. Bernhardt and WI.
| Halethorpe Land and Improvement Co. to Mary
| G. Fischer.
Edward W. German, administrator, to Thos
Booz and W.T.
Mary e. Coates and hus. to P. Norman and VT.
This Was the Greatest Game Ever.-Las
Monday afternoon the Glyndon boys met de
feat at the hands of the girls by the overwhelm
ing score of 20 to 8 at baseball. The event &C
casioned much interest in the town, larg
crowd turning out to cheer for the fair players
The game was played under new set ofruleS
the bows being compelled to wear skirts ant
throw left handed. If a boy picked up hi
skirt he was declared out. Sentiment was II
favor of the girls, although the boys say thu
umpires were bribed by smiles. The boys
costumes caused much laughter, directors
skirt being worn by William F. Stone, Jr., sor
of Collector Stone, and q sheath gown b.
Stewart Wilcox. Everett Warfield wore pal
blue skirt with red stockings.