The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS.
SUES AorERTIsEb - THE UNION.

Monday, November 20. by Alfred D. Bernard at
torney, etc.. on the premises. fee simple
property at Chestnut Hill, Rogers and South
bend avenues.
Monday. November 20. By A. l.. France, east of
Cub Hill, Hartford road, mules, COWS. we CONS:
farm implements. farm produce, household
Tuesday November 80, by Nicholas H. Gill, At
torney, at the Court House door. farm of
I22 acres In the Fifth and Eighth districts.
Wednesday, December ], Frank G. Trainer,
agent, near Keyser avenue. one mile from
Reisterstown. mules, horses, cows. hogs,
wagons, farm implements, corn, etc.
Friday December 3. by Elmer ]. Cook. attorney
for the company 9t the stables ~ row ror,
pany, embracing horses, vehicles OF all kinds.
harness, etc.
Tuesday. December Z, by G. Ross Mace and John
f. Centrum, trustees, at the Court House
door, u farm of 25 acres. near Gardenville,
Belair road.
residence, Terracedale, South Towson.
horses, vehicles, farm implements, harness,
"wednesday. December 8, by w. Gill Smith, as
siQnee. at the Court House door, fee simple
property near Sherwood. N; C: 4: K.
Wednesday, December s, by W. Gill Smith, as
signee, at the Court House door, house and
lot near Hunts Church, Sherwood.
- The Unon-News goes to press, without
fail, every Friday afternoon. Please bear this
:. The tax rate in Baltimore city for the
coming fiscal year will be not less than 81 on
the 500.
=. New names are being added to the mail
lists of The Union-News daily. And there is
always room for more
- Football was the cause of two or three
more deaths this week. And yet many college
presidents say it's all right
- Farmers are sending their hay and other
produce 10 market in large quantities and they
are getting good prices for IL.
- Cross-saddIe riding is growing in favor
"a o lodioa Of Gaf0nqvilIQ and a number Of
them have adopted that style.
- III you want to see the total eclipse OF the
moon on Friday, November %. you will have
to get I'D early in the morning to do 1t.
- Mr. John J. Smith, an aged resident of
Sunny brook, Tenth district who last week
submitted to an operation, is improving.
- The rabbit family is growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less. There may be a
few left by December "a, but we doubt it.
lit was smart little boy who said: I'D
rather be wild turkey and live on the prairie
than be a tame turkey and be killed every
year."
- Pinkeye has made its appearance among
the school children of Southern Pennsylvania
aud many grown persons are also afflicted
with it.
Hut then they were only little showers-not
real old-time rain that is only a pleasant
memory.
The oiled roads appear to be standing
the wear very we'll. Their smoothness and
freedom from dust make it delightful to travel
over them.
- While out hunting last Monday Charles
Merryman of Mantua Mills, Fourth district,
was accidentally shot in the arm by his brother,
Oscar Merryman.
- Next Thursday, November 25, will be
THANKSGIVING Day and legal holiday in Mary
land All the banks, public offices and the
schools will be closed.
IA dealer said this week that turkeys
would fetch 30 cents pound before Thanks
giving day. Every thing else for the table will
be higher this year than usual.
sThe sum of $120 was realized at the
recent oyster supper held by the ladies of Tow
son Methodist Protestant Church, which will
be devoted to the church fund.
"A Towson man says that IL is his lucky
number At a rattle in Baltimore saloon
last Saturday he won watch and fob and a
pair of fine chickens, all for 40 CENTS
- Some growers say they allowed bushels
of apples to rot on the ground because it would
not nav to gather them to sell. And yet the
fruit sells at $3.50 barrel in Towson.
"A man in York county fired at lucent
rabbit and killed 75-dollar COW. By the time
he gets through paying for the COW he'll be on
his uppers and that'll serve him right.
- Mr.. George Litz of Lansdowne, Thir-
teenth district, was seriously wounded in the
left leg few days ago by the accidental dis
charge of gun in the hands of friend.
- SCCcC
will take place at Trempers, Putty Hill, Belair
road, on Thanksgiving Day, commencing at
P, NJ, to be followed by dance at night.
- Frank B. Ffantz of Warren, Baltimore
county, who recently passed a Civil Service
examination, has been appointed to clerk
ship in the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
THE weather man did give us little taste
of winter weather this week and it was most
welcome A temperature of "a is much more
seasonable just about now than one of u.s.
->Game wardens should keep their eyes
peeled for unlicensed nonresident gunners.
We have no doubt there are plenty of them
shooting in this county, but We never hear OF
an arrest.
AT the sale of the Loreley Lumber Com
pany at Loreley, Eleventh district, on Friday
of last week, loose hay in the NOW brought
SIS and SIG ton. Good prices were generally
obtained.
->Tramps have lately invaded some Sec
lions of the Second district and have become
an annoyance to the people. Where they
come from in such unusual numbers is q
mystery.
- The faculty of Towson High School will
give reception to the alumni association next
Wednesday evening" at s o'clock in Assembly
Hall. There are about 50 members of the
association.
Veterinary Surgeon Albert Fl. Lins oil
Jacksonville, Tenth district, was slightly in
iured last Saturday in driving accident. His
out of the buggy.
> Don't look like there is to be any changes
worth mentioning in the Court House due to
the election of 1909. Pretty rough thing to
fire man just at the beginning Of what may
be hard winter.
IA fine draft horse belonging to Mr.. H
E. Bartleson, the well known Cockeysville
business man, was saved from lockjaw by the
use of antitoxin. A nail in the animals fool
caused the trouble.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Loreley
Methodist Episcopal Church South will give
an oyster supper in the basement of the church
on Saturday evening, November u. Proceeds
for church purposes.
> William, son of Mr. Elisha Carback o.
Back River Neck, had foot and leg badly
crushed on Saturday last while assisting il
operating patent hay baler. DE was sent Il
hospital in Baltimore.
- Many Baltimore families who spend thu
greater part of the year in this county VIII
take their departure for their city homes aftel
next Thursday. They like to remain in thu
country until after thanksgiving.
IA number of Past Masters OF Noun
Moriah Masonic Lodge, Towson, participated
in the imposing ceremonies attending the for
NAL dedication ofthe fine new Masonic Temple
in Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. M. l.. Beall formerly pastor o
Long Green Circuit, preached special sermon
to Highland Lodge of Odd Fellows OF High
from several other lodges were present.
MIR. Watson G. Wheeler of Fern Cliff
Farm, near Towson, picked quantity of rip'
raspberries on the 14th instant and his bushes
have plentv of green ones and also blossoms OF
them. He also has plum trees in blossom.
People are already inquiriDg for calen
dars for 1910. The almanac that was issuet
for several years by the Towson News will b
continued BY The Union News. II will b
ready for delivery about the first OF the New
Year.
-The last meeting of the Junior Gunpow
der Agricultural Club was the 34th annlver
sary Of that organization. In that span
tbirtv-four years only one or two of the mem
beers have died. That is remarkable record
indeed.
THE proceeds of the oyster supper to b
held at Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Chestnut Ridge, November %, "a and %, wi
he annlied TO The improvement of another sec
f;on Of the Falls road. All should lend help
- Baltimore city's registered vote is 11S,
o5A and only sc, 246 of these showed up at tn
noIls on the I'd of November. 1t was given on
10 the Election Supervisors that majority G
those who did not vote were registered a
Democrats. c.,,,o I'D ~.
p-otoctive Association will hold meeting a
Jnnker's Hotel, Baltimore, on Monuay mex
November %, at 8 P. M. A general lnvltatlo
IN become members is extended Inc year,
fee is so cents. oo-e
Carroll county man who Keeps care /.
fnl record of the weather says NO laln