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

IN the puDncatlOn Ot NOhceS u OIeui-
tors and other advertising is necessary,
are requested to leave positive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BAITT-
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
There is no discount on county taxes
paid in September. The State discount is
per cent
- Somebody says the female headgear of
the present season is 1.-THE white woman's
BURDEN
- Next Tuesday will be the first day Of
September and the summer of 1908 can almost
see its finish.
There are various and several kinds Of
undesirable trusts but trusting to luck is the
extreme limit.
- The Governor has appointed Wesley
Nelhs an additional deputy game warden for
Baltimore county.
Look out for five days of Timonium
weather next week. We can almost give
guarantee on this point.
IA temperature of 81 degrees after what
We had previously been experiencing is just
trife too cool for comfort.
>Snow fell in some sections OF Baltimore
currence for the 18th of August.
- Fires and heavy clothing were comforta-
BILE several days this week. There were heavy
frosts in some parts of the Northwest.
- There will be plenty Of politics on tap at
Timonium next week, but matters in that line
won't be as lively as they were last year.
- The rain of this week was most welcome
1t freshened up vegetation of all kinds and put
Temporary end to the almost sitting dust.
1.-The Supervisors of Elections held meet
ing in their Office at Towson on Wednesday,
when the officers of registration were sworn in.
- Labor Day, the first Monday in Septem-
Der, is national holiday, made so by an act
OfCongress 1t falls this year on the 7th of the
month.
- Trespass notices have been in good de-
mand this week and it is evident land owners
are fortifying themselves against fall tres
passers.
- The county officials are returning to
their duties after spending their vacations in
various ways. They look refreshed and alto
gether fit.
"a few DAYS ago Mr.. Harry Burns, of
White Hall, N. @. r. R. shot and killed an
eagle that measured 5 feet 10 inches from tip to
tip of the wings.
- Friday, September 4th, will be known as
Chidren's Day at Timonium Fair and all chill
dren under II years Of age will be admitted to
ESssBf1b,' McCabe and "Tommy' Wright
Baltimore county gentlemen jockeys, each
rOO6
leo on Thursday.
I'VE hope we won't be served with any
scanned speeches in Baltimore county dur
ing the present campaign. Too often the real
thing is bad enough.
- The tournament announced to take place
ON Wednesday at Bauer's Park ,Six-Mile House.
Hartford road. was postponed on account of the
rain to Monday, September 7th.
- Wonder how many matrimonial events
next weeks Timonium Fair will be productive
Of? Cupid will have his busy day sign out all
the week and he'll reap harvest.
-sIf you fail to go to Timonium next week
you'll be in the has BEEN class and none of
Won want to be rated that way. SO get a
move on and don't fail to be there.
- The thirty eighth annual camp meeting
season at Emory Grove ended this week. II Is
said to have been one OF the most successful
ever held on those popular grounds.
- Sidney Crothers, an old resident OF Govans-
town, had an arm broken on Tuesday night by
being struck by trolley car on the York road.
He also sustained some other injuries.
On Mr.. Harry NJ. Benzinger's country
place near McDonogh, white lilacs are in full
bloom and attract much attention. The flowers
are as luxuriant as in the early summer.
In comparatively short time fishing in
Middle river a few days ago Messrs. John s.
Ensor and James Kelley, of Towson, and Mr.
John B. Miller caught 20 dozen fine perch.
- The will of Mrs. Annie Rider was pro
hated in the Orphans Court on Wednesday
She leaves all her property to her sister, Miss
Margaret Chambers, who is named as executrix
Two county fairs have been IN progres:
this week-Tolchester and Rockville. Mex
week Baltimore county will have clear sailing
in the show line and Timonium will be in it
s'@T The Sage of Chestnut Ridge was in Tow
son on Tuesday with load of very fine toma
toes of his own growing. He has not publicly
announced his status on the Presidential
4-On Saturday night last horse wa
stolen from Mr.. Shepperd, an X. +. ID. carrie
At Monkton, and Boyd Howard, colored, has
been arrested for having some connection will
the theft.
- The Waverly Suburban League team
which is still unbeaten-had tight rub las
Saturday with the Roland Park team of tn
same league. But they managed to viii
QUIT to 2.
Baltimore last week, and who was native o
the 9Th district of Baltimore county, bequeath
cd all his property to his wife, Mrs. Agne
Turnbaugh.
on the home grounds last Saturday after
noon the Towson Suburban League team bea
the Evergreen Athletic Club IL to 3. Nine o
the Towson's runs were made in the 4th an
''- Messrs. Watson E. Sherwood and Syl
vester Marshall have sold about two acres c
and at Pleasant Hill, near Owings' Mills, t
I. j
tages thereon.
The Burrill milking machine will prov
an attraction to thousands OF people at TlmC
Mum Fair Eext week. It's new thing her
and will prove an especially interesting exhib
m dairy farmers.
Mr.. William Castle, local evangeli:
connected with Brantly Baptist Church, Bait
more. will have charge of the services at FL
som M. P. Church, Towson, next Sunday
morning and evening.
= Mr.. J. Fred. Offutt, of Granite, I'd di
trict. was painfully injured last Saturda
While riding a hunter over some obstacles
he was thrown and had q shoulder dislocate
and was otherwise hurt
1.-THE annual picnic under the auspices {
the farmers clubs of Baltimore county will
held at Mt. Carmel 5th district, on Saturday
Sentember 10th. There will also be an exh
hilton of farm products etc.
-The public sale of the stock and impl
nents on Mrs. CARROTS Pleasant Plains Farm
cast of Towson, on Thursday last, was largel
sttended and altogether satisfactory. Willial
NJ Risteau was the auctioneer.
W. The prettiest girls in Maryland will
.oen at Timonium Fair next week. This is I
;dIe boast but an easily established fact.
there any one day or all of the five days ar
vou,ll be ready to admit the claim.
THE county police made several raj
lsst Sunday on places where the law is vi
Lated by the sale of liquor on the Sabbath
arrests were made and fines imposed. Son
errests were also made for working on Sunda
- The sale of ice cream, cake and candy f
.be benefit of the new Towson NJ. T: Churc
On the vacant lot in front of the Lee Buildin
w;ll be in charge this Saturday evening
Mrs. John T. Fuller and Miss Annie J. Fullt
$Mr. Charles L. Seybold well know
paltimore county florist, won the information
Championship medal in the bowling cont'
that took place at Niagara Falls last week dr
inc the meeting of the Society OF Americ'
Florists. n.,:,,o L.s.,,
lam heat the team of the Merchants al
Miners Transportation Company to e
scored its thirteenth consecutive victory.
Pikesvillians will play at Betterton today
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