The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-08-28

in the publication Of Notices to Credi-
tors and other advertising is necessary.
are requested to leave positive orders
with the Court when they wish such
advertising to appear in THE BALTI.
MORE COUNTY UNION. II they fail to
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
- Mr.. Edward G. Sauter Of the I'd district.
raised this season $50 bushels of wheat on Is
acres OF land
- The September Term of the Circnit Court
does not begin until the third Monday OF the
mOnth-the Goth.
- There is no discount on county taxes
paid next month. The discount on State
taxes is per cent.
- THE UNION of last week contained fifteen
local letters and every one of the number had
real news IN them.
- Several persons have died in Baltimore
county in the last ten days who had passed
their Goth milestone.
- Next wednesday will be the first day of
September and the year 1909 will have but one
third ofils twelve months to run.
- This week has been the champion dull
one Of the summer in Towson. .Nothin' doin"
stares one in the face every where.
- The big York county fair will begin this
year on Tuesday, October 9Th. Il is always
patronized by many Baltimore countians.
- The human nuisance who asks "Jsit
hot enough for you 2" bad bis busy day sign out
again this week And it was hot enough, you
- The Ladies' Guild of st. James Church.
Ny Lady's Manor, will hold japanese tea in
the Guild Hall. on Tuesday evening next, Au-
gust 3Ist
- free OK roast, baseball game and dance
will take place at Tremper's Hail. Putty Hill,
BeIair road, on Labor Day-Monday, Sep
TENDER 9Th.
- THE UNION is indebted to Mr.. Charles
M. ChiIcoat. well known farmer Of Butler,
for very fine canteloupe OF the Green Nut
meg variety.
= One Of the hottest days this week drove
of fat sheep was driven down the York pike to
Baltimore. That looked like clear case Of
cruelty to animals.
=. Attention is invited to an important
notice to the milk producers Of Baltimore
county published in the advertising columns
of THE UNION today.
MIR. f. J. Werneth announces in THE
UNION today an automobile line from Tow
son 10 the Timonium Fair. He deserves the
patronage of the public.
- The man who originated the Elk slogan,
'sHelIo Bill" died in Cincinnati on Wednes-
day. His name was COL William d. Shaw
and be was 20 years old.
- Emory Grove camp closed last Sunday
after a very successful season. A number Of
the campers will remain on the grounds until
the middle of September.
- To the Maryland Country Shoot at EIec-
trio Park on Wednesday J. NOVEL; Haw kins,
the expert marksman, broke 1879 out of 200
targets. beating all previous records.
- The blacksmith shop Of Mr.. Charles
Rau, in Reisterstown, and which was one of
the landmarks Of the place, was burned on
Tuesday morning, causing loss of 5000.
- The beautiful new stone church on May
field avenue just east of the Hartford road, is
rapidly nearing completion and it will prove q
pleasing addition to that growing section.
- MI Herbert Salisbury, the popular
blacksmith at Cockeysville, was painfully hurt
about the face and on the knee on Tuesday
while attempting to shoe an unruly horse.
- The vacancies on the Baltimore county
Republican ticket were not filled by the COM
miltee on Wednesday, as was expected. 1t is
said, however. that they will be IN few days.
- Mr.. George w. Constantine. I'd district
farmer and trucker, claims to have grown
tomato this season that weighed II Tbs. He
also says be had many that weighed pound
each.
= According to Hicks Timonium weather
will be fine this year. But it always is and
the man who deals it out must have special
brand on hand for Baltimore county's big
show.
>Dr. Daniel Jenifer, who is a practicing
physician at Atlantic City, N. j.. was slightly
Q8yH 0XUs
he is a son OF Mr.. Thomas r. Jenifer, OF Loeb
Raven.
THE house of Mr.. John Kennedy, in
the village of Texas. was damaged by fire on
Tuesday to the extent Of about $500. Il is
thought the fire was caused by mice gnawing
matches.
- Another suicide in Druid Hill Park
The victim was young man and no cause has
been assigned for the act. Why will people
continue to seek such places to end their
existence?
- The camp-meetings are over for 1909 and
now the county fairs are engr0ssing the atten-
ton OF the people, who must be entertained
and amused in some way. And it's right that
they should be.
->Thenew st. Vincent's Male Orphan Asy
lum, on the Hopkins Hill property, on the
York road, will be occupied next week by the
50 boys now in the old building on North Front
street, Baltimore
- Mrs. Thomas G. Stetser and Mrs. Harry
Greaser will be in charge of the ice-cream sale
to be held on the lot opposite Lees store Tow
son, Saturday, August 18th. The sale will
begin at 5 o'clock.
- The new hall of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics in Randallstown was
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies last
Sunday afternoon. 1t is frame structure and
q credit to the order.
The Towson Volunteer Fire Company
will hold 8 special meeting in the hall over the
Der I'd, at o'clock. A prompt attendance Of
the members is requested.
- The drought of the summer of 1909 has
been almost without precedent in this section
of Maryland. There has been scarcely any
rain since the middle of June and It has be-
come q very serious matter.
THE United Railways Company is about
to try pay -as-yOu-enter cars that are being sue
cessfully used in other cities. You must have
your nickel ready on boarding car and de-
posit it as you pass the door.
THE annual outing of the Young Peo-
pies Society ofSt. Michael's Lutheran Church,
Perry Hall, took place on Wednesday Of this
week to Pensel's Shore, Bird river. The day
was very hot, but they had good time.
-Some real old-time baseball was played
in Green Spring Valley the other day when the
Nacirema Stars beat the Chestnut Ridge team
30 to 16. One game likethat in q week ought
to furnish excitement enough for anybody.
- Mr.. Henry Ruhl, receiver, will sell all
the effects of Chase Store Company. bankrupt,
on the premises, at Chase, p, b. & w. Rail-
road on Thursday next. September I'd. See
advertisement in today's issue OF this paper.
IA great many doves have been shot in
Baltimore county in the last ten days. By
the way, why not protect these pretty things
as other birds are protected? They deserve q
better fate than to be shot up the way they are
held in Lake View NJ. E. Church, on Wednes-
day evening, September LIST, at s o'clock, under
the auspices of the Dulany's Valley Loyal
Temperance Legion. Public cordially invited.
-Timonium Home Coming week prom
ises to be a record-breaker this year. Every
thing will be in spick and span order before
Tuesday. September It'll, land then just look
out for results. You can't beat it, and that's
certain
- The following postal changes took place
in Baltimore county this week: William H
Fisher appointed postmaster at Garrison, vice
X. Duvall, resigned; John g. Hayes appointed
postmaster at Glen Morris, vice G. P. Zouck
resigned.
= On Tuesday night lyceum was organ
lied at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Govans
town. Mr.. Henry Neudecker was named Al
chairman of the committee on athletics. Base
ball, football and basketball teams will b
organized.
p The meeting of the Maryland Unitet
Hunts will begin at Pimlico, September I'd
and continue four days-Thursday, Friday
Saturday and Monday. A large number o
horses are at the track and good sport il
promised.