The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-09-26
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diverted into other channels.
- Autumn is now with us and next Thurs
day will be the first day of October.
The present telephone number of The
UNION is I'll. We are now on one. party line.
THE weather man gave us another touch
OF summer this week, with an 02-degree tenn
perature.
There has been no rain in Baltimore
county since Saturday night, September 9Th
Just three weeks ago tonight.
IA ruling by Attorney General Stratus
likes the hours for registration in the counties
OF Mary land from A. NJ. to Pm.
THE annual horse show of the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club will be held at the
Kennels next Saturday, October Sd.
- The York fair will be held next month,
beginning on Monday, 5th. 1t always has a
large patronage from Baltimore county.
- We have had number of calls for tres
pass notices this week and it is evident land
owners are terrifying themselves against prowl-
ing ginners
- Rev. Charles ]. Butler, the Y. NJ. G. A.
railroad evangelist, is holding two weeks re-
siSal service in Epworth M. E. Church,
Cockeysvlle.
MIR. J. F. Parks, of Timonium, has been
awarded the contract for grading at the Mary
land School for Boys, near Loeb Raven, on his
bid of Sc, 200.
ION county tag bills remaining unpaid
on the Both of September interest will be
charged at the rate of 6 per cent. from the LIST
day Of October.
- Franklin High School, Reisterstown,
will have rafting good football team on the
eridiron this fall. The average weight of the
members is lis lbs.
- Several more of THE UNIONS ''canaries''
found their way back to the starting point this
week. 1t will pretty soon be time to send out
anew flock of them.
-Mr A. H. Nofsinger, who rented Cock
eysvilIe Hotel, has taken charge of the prop
erty. He is an experienced hotel man and
will no doubt succeed.
>All the checks for premiums won at the
late Timonium fair were sent out by Chief
Clerk Brockmeyer last week. This is some
what earlier than usual.
sAnd now they are getting ready for foot
ball and Towson will be in the game this fall
with strong team that will be likely to make
their competitors hustle.
The Democratic Executive Com mittee of
Baltimore county has opened headquarters at
Hotel Lexington, in Baltimore, in charge of
Chairman Charles ]. Fox.
tbly smaller and some hats now seen look like
an inverted soup plate. What's going to be-
come Of the rats now2
IA Cedar avenue dairyman was on Mon
day fined $50 and costs for selling milk con-
tanning preventative; An inspector from the
- The first day of registration in this county
will be Tuesday next, September 18th. 1t
should be borne in mind that this is not
general registration of voters.
The pretty new cottage of Mr.. e. Stanton
Bosey, in Aigburth Park, adjoining Towson,
is fast nearing completion and will be ready for
occupancy about October 10th.
The Allen property on the Reisterstown
road north of Rogers avenue, has been pur.
chased by Mr.. Mortimer w. West, who will
open it up for building purposes.
Two fine horses belonging to Mr.. VIM.
n. Green, of Sherwood, were struck and killed
by a train on the Northern Central Railway at
that place on Tuesday afternoon.
~ Mr.. James Kelley, of the Towson bar,
has been elected trustee in the bankruptcy case
of Samuel f. Coale, contractor and builder, of
Ruxton. He bonded in the sum of 50, 900.
>Mr. Charles e. Fendall, of Towson, on
Wednesday morning exhibited lot of toma-
toes. grown on his FARM just west of the
town, that averaged pound each in weight
IA Democratic campaign club has been
organized at the Ivy Hotel, on the Hillen road,
with Charles M. Wolf, president A. F. Arm
strong. secretary, and S. g. Imwold, treasurer.
Foreigners are not finding it so easy to be
naturaIized in the Circuit Court here as for
merly. The new law is a serious stumbling
block for many of them and that's good
thing.
. Chinquapins are abundant this autumn
and chestnuts will also be plentiful. Plenty of
nuts is "sure sign" of a cold winter approach
ing. At least that used to be the belief in olden
times.
SPLENDID record this season. 1t played 20 games
most of them with strong teams-and won
them all. 1t was not member of any Of the
leagues: u ~
Chipman, of Ashland, N. G. r. R., who was
injured in a sawmill accident near Wilmington,
N G., last week. has since had foot am
Pu~The heavy condition of the atmosphere
in the last two or three weeks is believed to be
largely due to the great forest fires that have
ragged from time to time in different parts OF
the country.
IA man in Towson claims to hold the rec
ord in the matter of breaking his bones. His
left arm-when he was a boy-was broken six
times and still it has been able to serve him
well all his life.
that was lately sold to Mr.. Gaylord Brooks for
S14 600, contains 1869 acres and is well i'm
nroyed. 1t was the home place of the late Col.
Edward Jenkins.
80 pet fox terrier belonging to the family
of Mr.. l.. P. Hennighausen, of Towson was
nm over by motorcar driver few days ago
and killed. 1t is not known if the killing was
accidental or intentional.
- small unoccupied dwelling on the prop
ertv of Mr.. Albert P. Wilson, at Walkers
switch, N. c. R. r. was burned on Sunday
hight last. The fire was of incendiary origin.
Tbe loss was about $500, with no insurance.
- Rev. A. R. Walker, rector of Trinity
church. Long Green, being absent on short
vacation, there will be no service at that church
next Sunday, September 9th. Services as
usual on the Sunday Neutrality-suspicious. 4th.
MIR. VIM. K. Lee, a successful young
blacksmith on the Warren road, 8th district,
ra;sed this season 40 bushels of extra fine Green
Maintain potatoes from bushels of seed.
MANY of them weighed as much as pound
each.
coal dealer at Lutherville, has booked orders
for nearly 500 tons of coal, but the supply is
coming in slowly due to railroad delays in
shipping. No doubt these will be overcome in
time.
.;rore harbor fired salute on Tuesday morn.
;no in honor of Mayor Mahool the report OF
he Gums was plainly heard in Towson. The
d;etence between the two points is about
miles.
The Towson team administered another
dofeat on the grounds here last Saturday after
e.oon to the strong Waverly aggregation-9 to
Roth teams labored under disadvantages
.ocanse of the absence of some of their best
pray Following will be the appointments fol
roro Green Circuit on Sunday, September 9th:
HMsrgh. Ii A. NJ; Wilson's, 8 P. NJ; Union, s
M preaching by Rev. U. s. A. Heavener
pastor of Montford Avenue NJ. E. Church
Da.M Mr.. George E. Davis, who disappeared
r.or his home at Gainesville about a week
i ilofore was found last Monday by the sheriff
DsHarford county and restored to his family
% o. is n years of age and veteran of the
Civil War. ,.,
on the P, B. & w. Railroad, who for fifteen
tol U- ran the Peninsula Express between Bal
ys.,ore and Wilmington, died at the latter place
u III The 10Th inst, of Brights disease, after {
hps The work of improving the Falls road
.,th from Seminary avenue about two miles
being T Gse ppc CShdG e The sradn
M va new bridges the cost of the same will b.