The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-02-13

of Henry Amrein, late of Sweet Air, has been
admitted to probate in the Baltimore county
Orphans Court. ALI of his property is given
to his widow, Mrs. Margaret Amrein, for life
or until she remarries, when it is to be sold and
the proceeds divided among his children living
at the time of his death or their descendants
His oldest son is named executor. The will
was executed in 1892.
The will of Miss Harriet j. Smith, late of
GovanstowD, was admitted to probate on Tues
day. She bequeaths her estate to her sister,
Miss Eliza W. Smith. After the death of the
sister the estate is bequeathed to the executive
committee of the Ministerial Education and Re.
lief of the Presbyterian Church, incorporated
under the laws of Kentucky, and is stipulated
that the money shall be used for the support
of disabled ministers and the orphans and
widows of ministers of the Southern Presby-
terrain Church.
The will of John Combs was admitted to
probate the same day. He gives all his prop
erty to his widow for life. At her death he d.
reefs that 81, 900 be paid to Caroline Sophia
Herman and 5000 to his daughter, Rosa L..
Scharf. His son in.law, Peter Scharf, is to
hold S. 600 in trust for the benefit of the tesla
tors son, Henry Combs. for life, and upon his
death this amount is to be paid TO the latter's
children living at the time of the testator's
death. He gives to Herman Combs. grand
son, lot of ground on the Red House road
adjoining the properties of Pleasant Seitz,
Charles Daughaday and Henry Frankenberger.
The residue at his wife's death goes to the ties
tator's two children, Henry Combs and Rosa
L. Scharf. Eliza Combs and Peter Scharf are
named executors without bond.
The will of Annie E. Ruby, widow OF VIM.
H. Ruby, of Towson, was probated on Wed
nesday. She laeves 5000 to her daughter
Mrs. Lille r. Odell, in trust for Gertrude K:
Whittier for life and upon her death the fund
is to be paid to Mrs. Catherine e. Fairbank and
Mrs. Cora Bishop equally. The following
specific requests are made: To Sarah Gather
inc Flayhart wife of VIM. II. Flayhart, y, OOO;
Annie G. Wardell, $780, Cora Bishop, $3.50.
and to Margaret Sweitzer, 5000. Her house
hold effects, jewelry and wearing apparel in
the house at Towson become the property OF
her daughter. The residue of the estate Is left
in trust with John 81. Grill to pay the income
to Mrs. Ruby's daughter until the death of the
latter's husband George E. Odell, when the
money is to be paid to her absolutely. If Mrs.
Odell dies before her husband the residue is to
90 to the heirs and personal representatives OF
Mrs. Ruby's late husband. John II. Grill is
named executor. :.
The will of Levi Ferguson of the 18th dis
trict, was also probated on Wednesday. He
gives his farm to his niece, Mary e. Patterson,
wife of Henry Patterson, for life and then to
her children absolutely in equal shares. Fifteen
shares of stock of the Third National Bank OF
Baltimore he gives to John II. Blakely. stew
ard of Perry Hall NJ. e. Church South, and his
successors in Office in trust to devote to the in
come to the PASTORS salary. Four shares OF
stock in the same bank he gives to Mr.. Blakely
in trust to use the income for repairs to the
church and keeping the cemetery in order. 10
Addie Cook, his bousekeeper, he gives SIX
shares of stock in the same bank, also certain
furniture in his house near Perry Hall and one.
half the chickens and bees on the place. A
ground rent on North High street is given to
Belle and Laura Battee equally. His watch
and jewelry is given to Katie May Patterson
silverware to Elizabeth Ferguson Patterson
and the residue of the estate to his niece, Mary
| r.. Patterson. William 2. Patterson is given
| a history of Baltimore county and the testator'
| croouet set. Mr. Arthur T. Shanklin is named
| executor.
Letters of administration were granted on
| Thursday to William s: Upton and Joseph
| Eline on the estate of Edwin ID. Selby. MI
| Selby left will which was contested, and aftel
| a hearing before the Orphans Court all parties
agreed to renounce the will and to settle the
estate as if no will had been made.
ENJOYABLE Entertainment Promised
| If nothing prevents the musicale at the Guilc
| House, Towson, on Friday evening, 18th inst
| will be well worth attending. Mr.. David Paul
| son, of Moscow, will sing the Russian foil
songs in his native language, which closely
portray the true character OF tne n us oar
entertain his audiences for half an hour, VIII
| recitation and song. The Russian will cot b
| the only attraction. Their will be others o
equal merit.
Quietly Married.-Mr. Charles r. Ensor
who lives near Glyndon. was married to MIS-
! Nettie V. Isennock, daughter of Mr.. Q. g. lsen
| mock. of Dulany's Valley, on Saturday after
noon, February 9th, at Towson M. E. parson
age. by the pastor, Rev. Thomas E. Copes
! After the ceremony the couple left for shor
bridal trip, and on their return will reside a
the home of the groom, who is engaged II
| farming.
Circuit Court-Rebecca Green VS.. I. A
Shoemaker & Co.; verdict for defendant unde
instructions from the court.
VS.. f. W. Wright; verdict for 81, 100; Latte
VS.. Shields; passed for settlement.