The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-05-29

tors and other advertising is necessary,
are requested to leave positiUe 0rderS
with the Court when they wish sucn
advertising to appear in THE BATTI-
MORE COUNTY UNION. If they fail to-
give such order the business may be
diverted into other channels.
- Whit Sunday and Decoration Day come
together this year-May Goth.
->AlI the banks and public offices will be
closed next Monday. It's legal holiday you
THE grand Jury for the May term of the
Circuit Court adjourned finally on Friday, 2Sth
instant.
Pimlico will be continued today Saturday
and Monday next.
THE proper name Of the Towson Athletic
Associations new grounds is Highland Park.
Not Hyland Park.
Can't get per cent; discount on your
taxes after next Monday. 1t is II per cent. for
the month of June.
-sTowson has q new water company that
proposes to supply its patrons with water from
the Aigburth artesan wells.
- Next Tuesday will be the first day Of
June the month that the poets like to write
about But there are others.
Two young married women Of TOwson
we're operated on for appendicitis at hospital
in Baltimore within a week.
- Odd Fellows memorial services will be
held in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Towson, on
Sunday afternoon, June 18th.
- Few Of us ever have all We would like.
II is better for us SO. It is like spoiled child
that gets everything he cries for.
- single load of % barrels of yellow corn
from Hampton farm sold to Cummings Ex-
press in Towson on Tuesday at SIS per barrel.
- Pickpockets are conducting a successful
campaign in Baltimore just now. Ii you don't
want to be touched" keep your mind on your
@Towson Lodge of Odd Fellows will tender
sreception to its friends in the lodge room, on
Friday evening" June 4th. Ladies especially
sit will cost sS2, $50 to run the Maryland
Hospital for consumptives at Eudowood this
year. The cost of running it the first year
was 81, 800.
corn in early June for September use. Toward
the end Of June plant early and late corn for
October use."
- When people riding horseback in Tow.
son think the streets too muddy they take to
the sidewalks. They ought to be arrested and
made examples of.
- Proposals for the improvement Of Park
Heights avenue, Sd district will be received by
the Highways Commission up TO noon on
Thursday, June Sd.
- more 'Ca0ar1eS got DhCk 10 1HE y NlON
office this week. People coming to Towson to
pay their taxes always increases the number Of
callers at this office.
MIR. William A. Marburg has purchased
from Mr.. Frank H. Galloway for 81, Sl3.18 the
right to lay railroad track on the Baltimore
and Liberty turnpike.
- Early last week the farmers were kick
ing because of lack of rain. This week they
are doing the same stunt because there is too
much. And so il goes
Mrs. France, mother of Mr.. 7. P. W.
France, farmer of Western Run Valley, fell
down a fight of steps a few days ago and broke
her arm at the elbow.
- Trolley cars were run over the new Ed
mondson avenue bridge for the first time last
Sunday. The structure will not be fully COM
pleted before November.
- Kelley's store at Overlea, Belair road.
was robbed few nights ago for the second
time in the space of few months. The last
time the thief got about S35.
1.-The big Circus in progress at Mt Wash
ington will be continued over today-Saturday.
The proceeds will be used for worthy charita-
BILE object and the patronage is liberal.
THE Democrats have opened headquarters
for the primary campaign in an office IN Smed-
ley Row. Towson. It is in charge of Mr.. Geo.
Hartman, secretary of the committee.
Joseph Kness, baggagemaster on the
Md. & Pa. Railroad was seriously hurt q few
days ago while coupling cars at Rocks Station.
lie was taken to hospital in Baltimore.
"a sort of scrub team of the Towson
Athletic Association beat the Loyola team, of
Baltimore on Thursday afternoon 10 to 7. 1t
was ragged game with little of interest in it.
81 Mr.. Mortimer Young, an inmate OF the
Confederate Soldiers Home at Pikesville, died
on Wednesday, aged about IS years. He par
ticipated in many battles during the Civil War.
Henry F. Haverkamp, aged about 40
wears, whose home was in Canton, was instantly
killed on the 21st instant by falling from and
being run over by a wagon that he was driving.
>The man who did the repair work on
Charles street avenue extended, just south of
Bowen's Hill, must surely have mistaken his
calling. It's bad job and wants to be done
over.
- The foreclosure proceedings on a mort
gnGe of the laie Charles ]. Riddle has been
stopped, as it has been amicably adjusted, there
having been misunderstanding between the
parties.
- The Governor has issued proclamation
designating next Monday, May 3Ist, as legal
holiday. This was done because Union Memo
rial Day "a legal holiday falls this year on
Sunday.
sit will pay to have on hand duplicates of
the most breakable parts of the harvester. 1t
costs time, which is valuable, to stop machine
in rush days to wait for the broken parts to be
replaced.
- Straw berries were more plentiful and of
better quality this week. In the next two
weeks they will be at their height and the
church festival people will be simply raking in
the cash.
IA mare belonging to Mr.. Chris. Smith,
OF Hartford county, dropped three colts few
days ago. Only one of the three lived and is
doing we'll. Two of the foals were marked ex-
actly alike.
- The Towson baseball team will play to-
day Saturday. at Roland Park, and the fol-
lowing Saturday the team will meet the Wa
Verlys on the home grounds here. These ought
to be good games.
hatan Baltimore county, has been organized,
the incorporators being John II. Kaiser, VIM.
II. Timanus, VIM. F. Piel, Jr., Edward Schisler
and Louis s. Piel.
- The Primitive Baptists held their annual
all-day meeting at Black Rock Church, Butler,
on Sunday last, in charge of Elder ]. L. Rowe
and Elder Farmer, of North Carolina. There
was large attendance.
- Politics are warming up among our
Democratic friends and they'll be fairly seeth-
ing before the 26th of June, the day Of the
primary The Republicans are also beginning
to sit up and take notice.
- Long Green Council, Jr. o. U. A. M,
glll attend service in body at Fork NJ. E.
Church, Sunday morning, May Both, at IL
O'Clock, and hear special sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. F. A. Killmon.
- The spring meeting OF the Archdeaconry
of Towson will be held at the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, West Arlington, Wednesday,
June 3D. commencing at IL A. N. Sermon by
Rev. James s. Plummer.
- gentleman who renewed his subscrip-
tion to The UNION on Tuesday paid for two
years in advance to the 18th of March, 1911.
If they all did like that it would give us trouble
to take care of the money.
- The Rufus X. Wood Memorial Assocla-
ton has been organized at Sparrow's Point. A
memorial, to cost 5000, to the late Mr.. Wood
will be erected at that place, and 81 GOO or this
sum has already been subscribed.
1.-THE public school of Philopolis, of which
Miss H. Silver Wilson is principal will hold
lawn fete and festival on the school grounds,
June 4th and 9Th. Proceeds for benefit of the
school. Public cordially invited.
- The heavy electrical storm of early
Thursday night appears to have been general
throughout the county. The rainfall was very
heavy. and hail also fell in some places, but no
serious damage has been reported.
The second annual exhibition of the
Maryland Colt Show Association will be held
at the Gentlemens Driving Park, June 9th,
9th, 10th and 18th. Mr.. David Bonner, OF New
York, will again be the chief judge.
1.-THE spring meeting of the Manor Glen
Racing Association will take place at the track
on the Jarrettsville pike, next Saturday, June
9Th, commencing at PM. For program see
advertising columns of THE UNION today.
Delegations from Towson Chapter Ep-
worth League will visit the nearby cemeteries
on Sunday afternoon, May 30th and place
flowers on the graves of deceased members OF
Towson M. E. Church and congregation.