The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-11-06

late George N. Lamb, Govanstown. stock,
vehicles, harness, agricultural impiements
Thursday, November IL, by Harry e. Mann, at
torney, ETC.. on the premises. business and
dwelling. property, on south Fifth street,
Highlandtown.
Company, at Loreley 1lth district. horses,
mules, colts. cattle, sheep, hogs, farm imple-
ments. wagons, hay, etc.
Monday, November IS, by Henry Hess, on the
York pike. at Cockeysville, horses. vehicles
farm implements, store goods and fixtures.
household effects, etc.
wednesday, November H. by Henry Hermann,
j. Harman Schone and John Kinlein, COM
mttee, building lot and hall property at
Gardenville. Belair road.
Wednesday. November "a, by George Hartman,
trustee, on the premises, real estate and i'm
proyements near Glenarm. 11th district.
Monday, November 49, by Alfred ID. Bernard at
torney. etc,.. on the premises fee simple
bend avenues.
- Sunday, November Z, is the first Sunday
in Advent
- The most popular word in the vocabu-
larry on Wednesday was "if."
"A che wing gum famine is now predicted.
Amt that just awful, Mabel
IA New York man, 80 years OF age, DIED
of wbooping cough few days ago
- The weatherwise fellows say 1t was
real Indian summer that we enjoyed this week.
Perhaps.
Straus amendment by the decisive majority
of 1,748.
= To Baltimore city the Prohibition party
polled ,63l votes on Tuesday and the Social
lists |, 1,410.
- Among the vagaries of this weeks
weather was a storm of thunder and lightning
on Monday night.
= The fashionable femme headgear of the
present season may be sty lish, but jimminy
crimmins amt most of il ugly.
- Dr. j. Royston Green is having privet
hedge planted about his lawn, on Allegany
and Baltimore avenues, IOwsOD.
- Baltimore countys new Agricultural
High Schoo-the first one of its kind in the
country-will open next Monday.
- The voters of Baltimore county soaked"
the amendment good and strong on Tuesday.
Evidently il had no charms for them.
- Several woods fires have occurred along
the Northern Central Railway this week
caused it is said, by sparks from engines.
-The weather on election day was all
that could have been desired and the elements
did their part toward inducing large turnout
of voters.
- Next Monday will be the last day of the
fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club, al
together the most successful ever held at the
old track.
Perhaps it was sudden attack Of hook
worm that made some people look so down
cast on Wednesday. Cheer up. The worst is
yet to come.
attention to business. Elections appear to un-
settle everything and it's a good thing when
they are over.
There never was more quiet election in
Baltimore county than that of Tuesday. If
there was single case of disorder it has not
been reported.
IA 4-year-old driving mare belonging to
DR.. B. r. Benson of the Eighth district is
suffering from lockiaw the result, of running a
nail in her foot.
"A notice to trespassng gunrers-signed
by many property -owners in this county-is
published in the advertising columns of The
Union-News today.
-One hundred and thirty eight cases of
typhoid fever were reported in Baltimore last
month, compared to lS7 for the correspond
ing month of last year.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission,
at its meeting in Pittsburg this week, refused
to award gold medal to the man who saved
himself from drowning.
MIR. Edward B. Passano is improving his
property at the corner of Bosley and AllegaDy
avenues, Towson, by laying concrete gutter
on the outside of the curb.
- Cardinal Gibbons has put himself on
record as being strongly opposed to woman
suffrage. That is serious blow to the 'suf-
fragette' cause in Maryland.
- Rev. Thomas E. Peters of Waverly, lect-
ured on "Matrimony" on Friday night, 9th
inst, in Epworth NJ E. Church, Cockeysvlle.
Proceeds for church hymnals.
"a few days ago Willie Dohler of Fork,
Eleventh district, killed hawk that measured
feet from tip 10 tip of the wings and %
inches from bill 10 the end of the tail.
- There was a Democratic OK roast at
Bauer's Six-Mile House, Hartford road, on
Monday night, but the speakers for the meet
ing failed to put in an appearance.
- The Sunday school of Calvary Baptist
Church, Towson, will hold an autumn festi-
val in Armory Hall, on Tuesday evening, No
vember 8. Public cordially invited.
- An oyster supper for the benefit Of Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal Church will be
held by the Ladies' Aid Society in Odd Fellows
Hall, CockeysvilIe, on November 10 and 20.
- The ducking season opened in Maryland
last Monday and the Susquehanna flats and
other resorts for wild fowl were alive with gun
ners. Hundreds of the birds were slaughtered.
"A Towson man who spent two or three
days last week in Philadelphia says one can
buy secondhand motorcars in that city from
$50 up, and some of them good machines at
that.
- Joseph Griffin, aged 45 years, of Beaver
DAM Eighth district attempted suicide on
Monday by swallowing lot of paris green
DR.. B. F. Bussey reached him in time to save
his life.
>M Messrs George Dearholt, George Hoff-
man and Eli Sven, trustees of link School,
Chestnut Ridge, have appointed Mr.. Clay I.
Joyce, principal, to succeed Miss Minnie Baker,
resigned.
% Mr.. Straus and bis amendment cut a
very poor figure in Tuesdays election. Even
so strong Democratic county as Baltimore
threw the Objectionable thing down by a large
majority.
- The hunting season opened in Hartford
county last Monday and the railroads carried
hundreds of gunners into that territory. By
Saturday night there will be little left of fur
or feathers.
10y While the motorcar of Mr.. Spaulding l..
Jenkins was left in front of the Elkridge Hunt
Club about 6 o clock last Sunday evening it
was robbed of fur collarette and an auto robe
valued at $780,
81 his report for the month of October
Cooperative Observer Martin l.. Dobler of
Lake Montebello, says: "The month was
abnormaly dry, the rainfall being very much
below the normal"
>Mr. Harrison Rider has decided two tracts
of land of ITO acres near Brooklandville, to
Mr.. T. Dudley Riggs, who will improve the
property and again become resident of that
section of the county.
- The Democratic Senatorial primary, held
in this county on the same day of the general
election, was a large sized farce. Senator
Rayner got all the votes because there was
nobody else to vote for.
Mr. ]. Henry Miller, a well-known truck
farmer of the Old Hartford road, sent to The
Union-News office few days ago two ordi-
nary purple top turnips that weighed together
a little over pounds.
- George H. Biemiller, an ice dealer al
Catonsville had leg broken a few days age
by being run over by his wagon. The acci-
dent was caused by his horses becoming fright
ened at an automobile.
THE Loeb Raven chicken thief has been
resting on his laurels this week-at least he
has not been actively engaged in his work
Perhaps the shot The Union-News gave him
last week had good effect
- The protracted meeting in Towson
Methodist Episcopal Church keeps up with
unabated interest Up to Thursday of this
week there were forty conversions. The meet
ing will continue next week.
- The corn exhibits at the Towson drug
store of Massenburg & Son do not grow as
rapidly as they did in former years. This il
thought to be due to the fact that the crop is
not so good as it was heretofore.
"a little son of Mr.. Lester Smith, mer
chant of Fork, Eleventh district, was painfully
hurt few days ago by being struck in the
face by baseball. For time it was feared
one of his eyes had been destroyed.
- In the two Towson precincts (the Sd anC
4th of the Ninth districD the vote was nearly
200 short of the registration. Very few ballots
were spoiled here and few had but one marE
on them-against the amendment.
The Moale estate, embracing about 23C
acres and adjoining Forest Park, will be de-
veloped by Mr.. Edwin L. Turnbull, real estate
agent. The estate is now known as Villanovf
and is owned by Mr.. J. Glenn Cook.
Those saloon keepers who violate th'
law by selling on election day should b'
taught lesson. 1t is said that most meI
engaged in this business do observe the Law
and thew are to be commended for it.
IA good many hundreds CT voters failet
- ahou, mn of the noles on Tuesday and it il