The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-30
paraonal Mantion

| Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wisner, near Warren
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jarrett of Upper Cross Roads, Md.
Miss Martha Siford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Siford of Sparrows Point, j:
visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. H. Fuller OF
Towson.
Mrs. P. A. S Franklin, who had been
visiting her sisters, the Misses Merryman of
Willow Brook Farm, near Cockeysville, has
returned to her home in New York.
Justice Joseph B. Herbert of Towson, who
which he suffered very much, has almost en-
tirely recovered and is attending to his duties
as usual.
Colonel Benjamin F. Taylor, superinten-
dent of the National Cemetery at Loudon Park,
has been elected member of the executive
committee of the Society of the War OF 1872 OF
Maryland.
MIR. ]. K. Geist, who has for nearly four
years been farm manager for Mr.. A. 6. Ober,
near Lutherville, has removed to Glenarm,
where he will manage the farm of Mr. Frank
X. Hooper.
stefan at Sherwood, n. c. r. R., who spent
two weeks at Atlantic City enjoying a much
needed rest has returned and resumed his
large practice.
Mr.. Albert T. Love and family of Love
ton" that property having been sold, will re-
q
on the York turnpike short distance south
of Cockeysville.
Rev. John Wing of Atlanta. Ga, who is
in bis final year at the Theological Seminary
at Alexandra, Va, has been appointed by the
Bishop assistant TO Rev. w. II. d. Powers,
rector of Trinity Church, Towson.
-Messrs Redmond c. Stewart and William
F. Cochran of Baltimore county are guests of
the Woodmont Rod and Gun Club at their ex
tensive game preserve in Western Maryland,
and are enjoying the opening of the shooting
season.
Mr.. Thomas B. Todd of North Point,
president of the School Board, has issued in
vitations to the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Clara Ridgely Todd, to Mr.. John Torsch Cor
SUCH to take place November 10, in North
Point Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Stirling, formerly
of Green Spring Valley, who have been living
in Towson several years, will remove to West
Arlington about the middle of next month.
Mr.. Stirling is connected with the B. q 0.
Railroad Company as travelling milk agent.
-Coadjutor Bishop John Gardner Murray
and Mrs. Murray were given a reception on
Tuesday evening at the rectory of st. Johns
Church, Mt Washington. A service in the
interest of missions was held in the church and
the Bishop delivered an address on Diocesan
Missions"
Mr.. w. w. Crosby, chief engineer Of the
Maryland Geological Survey, formerly roads
engineer for Baltimore county, was one of the
principal speakers at the sixth annual conven-
ton of the American Roadmakers' Association
which opened on Wednesday at Columbus,
Ohio, for three-day session.
Mrs. Powers, wife of Rev. Hugh W. s.
Powers, rector of Highland Parish, Howard
county, who, with her little daughter, spent
month with relatives in Towson, returned to
her home on Tuesday. Her husband, who
conducted services at Belair last Sunday morn
ing and evening, accompanied her.
Major John /. Yellott, who came from his
farm in the Sixth district on Wednesday morn
ing TO attend the meeting of the board of
directors of the Second National Bank of Tow
son, said he had abandoned the practice of
law and given away his library. Hereafter he
will devote bis entire attention TO his farming
operations.
Mr.. Arthur P. Shanklin, a young member
of the bar, was taken suddenly i'll while in
court here on Tuesday and was, at his own re-
quest, sent to hospital. He is counsel to the
Board of Election Supervisors and son of
former County Clerk John w. Shanklin. Mr..
Shanklin's home is at liza North Charles
street, Baltimore.
Hon William B. Murphy, whose wife is
a daughter of Rev. R. Heber Murphy. rector
of St Johns Church, WorthiDgton Valley,
has Just been transferred by the United States
authorities from his consulate in Germany to
Arnprior, Ontario, Canada, where he will
serve as consular agent for this country. His
brother. Hon George 81. Murphy, is consular
inspector for North America.
Mr.. Charles E Cole, we'll known farmer
of Butler, who renewed his subscription TO
The Union News on Wednesday, Supplied HIM
self at the same time with q lot of trespass no
tees. He says gunners in bis section OF the
county pay no attention to the law and shoot
game whenever it suits them to do it, in sea-
son or out of season. He says reckless hunt
ers also endanger the lives of stock by shooting
about the fields.
Mr.. William H. Bosley of the Baltimore
banking house of John s. Cuttings Co., left
on Tuesday for San Francisco, where he will
spend few days with his son, Captain John
Casey, Wash. who will sail November for
the Philippines. Captain Bosley was graduated
from Johns Hopkins Medical University about
six years ago. He has many relatives in Balti-
more county who will wish him safe journey.
Mr.. Sydney g. Long, native of Somerset
county, Md, and for ten years Register OF
Wills of that county, was in Towson on Tues
day looking after some professional matters
and hunting up some old newspaper files. He
is a member of the bar and has been a resident
of Baltimore city forty years. Mr.. Long,
although nearly SO years of age, is still re-
markedly active clear-headed man and pos
sesses very interesting personality, being well
informed upon all subjects and especially we'll
versed in the Bible. He says he is of French
Hugunot extraction and this, he thinks, in
some measure accounts for his activity and
longevity.
Matters in the Circuit Court.-Wade II.
Crossmore has filed bill in equity against
Charles Davis and George McGaw, co-partners.
trading as McGaw, Davis & Co., and Edward
]. Bell, asking the court to appoint trustee to
sell 1900 cases of tomatoes stored in Mr.. Cross
mores warehouse at Bradshaw to satisfy
claim of 1928 for storage 1t is said the toma-
toes have been in Mr.. Crossmore's warehouse
since October 1, 1907, no storage has been paid,
and that Mr. Crossmore is unable to ascertain
who is the owner of the tomatoes, and there
fore cannot sue in law to recover the charges.
7. Scott Offutt is attorney for Mr.. Crossmore.
]. B. Thomas, by his attorney, Edward n.
Rich, has filed a suit by titling against Ada
Porter Goodrich and Ella " Emery, claiming
S25, 900 damages. The cause of action is not
given, but the plaintiff g attorney says that the
suit is due to the alleged failure of the defend
ants to sell the plaintiff certain property in ac-
cordance with an alleged agreement.
Charles barton, by William H. Lawrence,
attorney, has filed suit against Josephine Crom-
we'll, Middle river road and Eastern avenue,
claiming that on October the latter, through
her agents and servants, broke into his house
and took possession of an organ and furniture
belonging to him. He asks for ~, 900 damages.
has filed bill against Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
G. Thomas asking the court to pass decree for
the sale of a stable and adjoining property
owned by Mr.. Thomas at Ruxton, tor the pur
pose of satisfying mechanics lien claim for
$191 25.
A bill has been filed by Francis w. Weaver
against Ella NJ. Williams and w. Eason Will
Jams, asking the court to pass decree for the
enforcement of an alleged agreement of sale
between Weaver and the defendants. 1t is
stated that Ella NJ and W. Eason Williams
agreed on August q to purchase house and
lot at West Arlington from Mr.. Weaver, paid
him $50 on account and that they have since
evaded the performance of their alleged agree
ment to pay the balance, amounting to SO, 750
Lawrence VS.. Ramia, exceptions to auditors
account; overruled.
Exparte Oliver l.. Tunis, sub curia.
Stewart vs.. Frizzell, motion to strike out
Judgment as to one defendant sub curia.
Larceny-Joseph Wallenstein guilty, SEN
tence suspended; Thomas A. Schaffer, guilty
paroled Thomas Jones, guilty three months
in House of Correction George Lee, guilty,
two wears in House of Correction; Louis
Sprague and Barney johnson, guilty, Is months
in penitentiary for Sprague and IL months for
Johnson another case against the same party
carbohydrates O'Keefe, e cases) guilty,
six years in the penitentiary.
Assault with Intent to Rape-John Cain, not
guilty.
the penitentiary.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-William Hen
derson, not guilty. John Jones, guilty, three
months in House of Correction.
Important Charity Conference.-The fifth