The Baltimore County union, the Towson news. (Towson, Md.) 1909-1912, 1909-11-13


Gardenville. Belair road.
Wednesday, November "a, by George Hartman
trustee. on the premises, real estate and i'm
provements near Glenarm. 18th district.
Wednesday. November "a, by Theresa Schultz
Administrators, on the premises, near Glen
arm. Eleventh district, all the persona
effects of the late Henry @. Schultz.
Monday. November 20. by Alfred ID. Bernard at
torney. etc, on the premises, fee simple
property at Chestnut Hill, Rogers and South
Tuesday, November 80. by Nicholas H. Gill, At
torney, at the Court House door, a farm OF
I22 acres in the Fifth and Eighth districts.
Tuesday. December Z by G. Ross Mace and john
F. Centrum, trustees, at the Court House
door, farm of % acres, near Gardenville
Belair road.
Wednesday, December 8. by W. Gill Smith, as
sgnee. at the Court House door, fee simple
property near Sherwood, N. G. X. X.
Wednesday, December 5, by W. Gill Smith, as,
siRnee at the Court House door, house and
lot near Hunts Church. Sherwood.
- Christmas falls this year on Saturday
and it's only little over a month of.
- An apartment house to cost about $50, O0C
is about to be erected in Govans by Mr.. Joseph
A. Tormey.
the late election in Baltimore county and the
Prohibitionists All.
= Mr.. William E. Pearce of Dulany'
Valley has been appointed an additional game
warden for Baltimore county.
- Some manufacturers OF sausage that
pound are now asking 20 cents.
- The directors of the Towson National
Bank. at their meeting on Thursday, declared
a sem-annual dividend of per cent.
- Mr. Jacob Rye of Belmont Farm, Loeb
Raven, raised this season a white china radish
that weighed seven pounds and sixteen ounces.
- Burglars have lately been operating in
the neighborhood of Arlington and Pikesville,
but thus far their loot has been small. No
arrests.
- The Towson football eleven will have a
brush with the McCullOhs team at Highland
Park, Towson, this Saturday. afternoon at
O'Clock.
- Your Thanksgiving dinner will cost
more than ever before this year, butter, eggs
and nearly everything for the table being on
the jump.
dist Episcopal Church will hold its monthly
business meeting on this Saturday evening
at o'clock.
= Mr.. Clarence Royston of Ashland has
rented the Straus property, for many years
occupied by Mr.. Henry Hess and family, at
Cockeysville.
The fine carriage house that the Messrs.
Fahnestock are erecting on their large estate
in the Eighth district is nearing completion.
It will cost about $1,000.
- So far this season there have been several
football fatalities and many players have been
hurt And still the college presidents will not
consent to give up the game.
THE Baltimore papers are perslstently
spelling wrong the name of the principal OF
Baltimore countys new Agricultural High
School. 1t is C-R-o-C-H-E-R-o-N.
This is the season when sneak thieves
begin their operations and it would be well to
prepare for them. A well-loaded shotgun is q
good thing to keep within easy reach.
- The American hen is the queen of the
walk now. Eggs have been selling wholesale
in Towson at 80 cents per dozen and some
say they will be 40 cents before Christmas;
THE annual meeting of the Maryland
Cereal and Forage Crop Breeders Association
will begin at the Fifth Regiment Armory,
Baltimore, Wednesday, December /, at 10 A. M.
MIR Edward P. Moores has sold his
property on the York turnpike, near Hereford
to DR.. Kerr of Baltimore, who is improving
the same. Mr. MOores has removed to ParktOn
- More almost summer weather this week
and but one little shower that scarcely laid the
dust. The drought of 1909 is proving record
breaker, very little rain having fallen since
June.
occurred in the Fifth district on Wednesday
when Huber Armacost, son of Mr. D. M
Armacost, was shot in the leg causing slight
wound
-sThe hornets built their nests high up
from the ground this year, which means, Sc
we are told, mild winter. When they build
low down it means a rough and blustry
winter.
- Wonder how many tons of powder and
shot were wasted in Baltimore county on
Wednesday? Where there were no restrictions
the woods and fields were literally alive with
gunners.
AT the public sale of thoroughbreds al
Pimlico track last Saturday Mr.. E. Cuttings
Merryman of Gerar Stock Farm, near Jockeys
vile, became the purchaser of several finely
bred animals.
IA fine, handmade carriage, built tc
Ordor or q aoot of S500 sold al q nuhlic sale in
Baltimore county few days ago for S42
Looks like motorcars were encroachiDg on
other pleasure vehicles.
>The total registered vote of Baltimore
county this year was %, 1852 and it seems al
most incredible that 1921 of these failed tC
turn up at the polls on November 2. or more
than one in every three.
@Towson Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Hampden Lodge of the same order will mex
Tuesday night pay fraternal visit to Marble
Lodge of Cockeysville, when large number
of candidates will be initiated.
1.-The election being over everything is
again moving along smoothly and We heal
little of politics. Only those who expect tt
get jobs when the plum tree is ''shook" ap-
pear to manifest any concern now.
"a few days ago bold thief invaded the
premises of Mr.. ]. Henry Miller, on the Ole
Hartford road, and carried off four good-sized
shoats. Perhaps the Loeb Raven chicken
thief is now INDUCING his taste for pork.
- The horse, wagon and harness stoler
from the Evergreen Lawn stables, Hamilton
on October 81, have not been recovered. Tht
horse belongs to Mr.. John j. Bishop, baker
who has offered reward for its return.
- Nine property owners in the neighbor
hood of Long Green, Eleventh district, had {
large number of special notices printed a
The Union-News office early this week, warn
ing trespassers to keep off their premises.
THE Ladies' Aid Society of Epwortl
Methodist Episcopal Church, Cockeysville
will give an oyster supper in the Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings, Novem
Der 10 and 20. Proceeds for church purposes
- Mr.. Charles M. Chilcoat of Butler tele
phoned to The Union-News flee on Tuesday
that large flock of wild geese had just passed
over his farm, bound south. He thinks that
sure indication of approaching rough weather
John Hesselbach of Kenwood Park
Baltimore county, fell from the rear platform
of Bel Air road car last M onday and usstainet
injuries that caused his death several hour
later He was AZ years of age and leaves
family.
1.-The Senior Gunpowder Club will NEE
November 20 at Gerar Stock Farm, Jockeys
vile, and be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E
Cuttings Merryman. The Junior Club will
meet on the 9th, at Mr.. Upton h. Tarbert's
Glencoe.
THE fine building that the sisters o
Notre Dame are erecting near Notch Cliff Sta
ton, Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad,
splendid site, with fine views of the surround
ing country.
- In the list of winning stables at the fal
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club twt
Baltimore county names appear essIs. w
Stewart DiffendeTffer and Thomas Wright
The first named is credited with S456 and tn
latter with $3.50.
, The Maryland Jockey Club and tn
United Hunts have jointly secured the thor
oughbred horse Milford, four-year-old tina
has a fine record on California aud New Yor
tracks. The horse is at the farm of Mr.. b. !
j. Blunt, at Granite.
- The birds and the rabbits have had
lively time since the open season commence
on the 10th and this will keep up until Deem
Der "a. Farmers seem more determined thai
ever to keep off the providers and thus enforc
their property rights.
MR. T. A. Bayne Dukehart this weel
severed his connection with the Towson Hors
Company and has accepted position with tn
Diggs Coal Company in Baltimore. He will
be succeeded as manager here by Mr.. Waite
L. King of Baltimore.
~ John H. Sutton WIS severely injured
few DAYS ago by the blowing out ofthe cylinde
head of stationary engine at which he wa
working at West Arlington. He was sent to
hospital in Baltimore Mr.. Sutton's home
in Chambersburg, Pa.
- AT the close of business November
County Treasurer Merryman had on hand tn
comfortable balance of S265, 897.S3. The peopl
of the county showed their confidence in Nj
Merryman by re-electing him on the I'd instar
by about 400 majority.
- Mr.. George Savage died from hemorrhag
of the brain at the Sheppard Pratt Hospital
TOxucor, last G 4