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

Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Darlington. OF
Loreley. Baltimore county, are spending few
DAYS at The Stafford, Baltimore:
Mrs Shanklin wife of Mr.. Arthur +.
sbanklin, of the Towson bar, has gone to Bos-
ton to spend month with friends
Mrs Charles C. Homer, OF Sherwood,
sailed from New York for Bremen on Thurs
dav. She will spend the summer abroad.
Col. Charles B. Rogers and his sister, MISS
Maria b. Rogers, have reopened their home,
"Lystra," Green Spring Valley, for the
summer. .;..o- Nc
Jesse F. Galloway, of Towson, are visiting
relatives in Philadelphia, New YORK ana
Miss Elizabeth Crump, of Baltimore who
had been spending some time with M MIs, j. r.
Ryer of Cedar Hill, Long Green Valiey' re-
turned to her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ober and family
have reopened for the summer their pretty
country place on the north side OF Seminary
avenue, overlooking Green Spring Valley.
MIR. Henry L. Bowen, one OF Iowsons
oldest citizens sustained a slight stroke of
paralysis on Thursday morning, his right SIDE
being affected. He is nearly 70 years of age.
Mr.. Bruce II. HeIfrich, of Catonsville has
been appointed by the Governor MEMBER OF
the Commission from Maryland to the Alaska
Ynkon Exposition to be held at Seattle this
summer. ~
Mr.. William W. Boyce. the well known
Lutberyille coal dealer, who had been extreme
Iy i'll with double pneumonia, IS Improving
slowly. DIR. William L. Smith, OF SHERWOOD
is attending him. GU
BY. Conntv Commissioner John V. Slade,
who has been sick about two weeks at MS
home at Corbett, N. G. r. r., continues 70 I'M
prove and his entire restoration to neatn Is
| confidently expected. .,.
| from pneumonia was reported in The UNION
last week. is improving rapidly at the residence
of her son. Mr.. Upton s. Brady, on REGISTER
| avenue south Of Towson
Miss Mary E. Bayne, vice prlnclpal OF 1ne
public school at Gardenville, was very III at
| her home in Towson several days this week
| Her condition is now improved. DIR. }. Roys'
ton Green is her physician.
| Mr.. Marshall n. Wilson, OF Towson, VINO
| has been engaged in Florida several months
IN census work for the q. s. Government, is
| expected home in day or two. de mas com-
| pleted his labors in that State.
Mrs. Edward F. Anderson, OF Towson,
who had an operation performed last week Tor
| appendicitis at the Maryland University ho os1
ptal, in Baltimore, is getting along very wen
| and her early recovery is expected.
The engagement of Miss Mary +. Fowler,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Fowler, OF
| Glencoe and Mr.. John Jones, son OF Mr.: Henry
Jones, is announced. The marriage VIII laAe
Mace the latter part of the summer.
THE marriage of Miss Laura Taylor, OF
Hagerstown, to DR. ]. Edward Bepson, well
known physician of Marble Hill is announced
to take place in June. DR.. Benson IS wlo-
over and son of Rev. Joshua l.. benson.
| DR. E. A. Jones, of Towson, Will remove
next week to Cambridge, Md. where he VIII
take charge of the laboratory OF the United
Charities Hospital in that city. See announce
ment in the advertising columns OF The UNION
today. - .ho ,e,h die.
tr;ct has announced his candidacy for the
| Democratic nomination for sheriff. he mas
once before filled that Office and has also Oeen
member of the Board of County Commis
sionerS. .:.5 = =,
diploma at the graduating exercises OF me
Shenpard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Scnool ioi
Nurses on Wednesday, is daughter OF justice
and Mrs John T. Ambrose, OF Long dreen
'MRev. DIR. w. L. Mcdowell, superintendent
of East Baltimore District, IS this week VislIint
Selecting a Junior pastor for West Harforo
Circuit, now being supplied by Rev. Eugene
, Tucker. ou. rot;rod farmer
Ct the 9th district and MIS-. 0a n,,wt Ma
will spend the summer with thei
Who is practicing physl
Where they "Take City
son, DR.. Galloway,
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MIR. William P. Cooper Of Sal.
has been elected Grand Chancellor ofthe ui.
Lodge of Utah, Knights OF Pythias. Mr..
Cooper who is a successful business man. is a
| native OF Towson and grandson of the late
| Judge Benjamin N. Payne.
Miss Laura V. Fendall, who is vice prin.
cipal of the High School at Accomac, Va, has
returned TO her home in Towson for the sum-
mer holiday. She is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles E. Fendall. Of Towson, and a.
graduate of the Woman's College of Baltimore
Mr.. Henry W. Knoebel, a we'll known
organization Democrat of the 10th district and
popular citizen and business man, has an.
nounced himself a candidate for the office of
County Commissioner. Mr.. Knoebel has been
several times postmaster of the House of
Delegates.
Rev. H. s. Nagengast, of Hancock, Md,
who for several years was pastor of st. An:
thongs Catholic Church. Franklin avenue,
Gardenville, was in Towson on Wednesday and
paid his respects to THE UNION While here
he was warmly greeted by many friends and
acquaintance.
Mr.. John Rush STREET.. who was 80 seri-
ously injured by the kick of horse about two
months ago that his life was despaired of for
some time is now at his home, Harrington"
near Taylor, Hartford county. He has almost
entirely recovered and is not disfgured by the
injury to his head.
Miss Georgia Isabel Donaldson, daughter
of Mr.. D. F. Donaldson, prosperous farmer
of the 7th district of Baltimore county is a
member Of this years, graduating class of
Western Maryland College, Westminster, the
annual commencement of which will take
place June 11th-16th.
The Baltimore Star of Tuesday contained
an excellent picture of DIR. R. Percy Smith, Of
Baltimore and had this to say of him: "Dr.
Smith is one of the best-known lunacy special
lists in the State and in the South. He has done
some excellent work in the chosen branch of
his profession and is popular"
-Adjutant- General Warfeld has assigned
Major Walter V. Shipley, chief mmissionary
the First Brigade of the Maryland National
Guard. Major Shipley is son of Mr.. Harry
Shipey, an 9Th district farmer and is connec.
ted with the B. G. o. Railroad Company.
MIR. Noah +. Ofutt is smother member of
the Towson bar who has provided himself
Pullman, built in York. Mr., Offutt's home
is at Cockeysville and he will find his new
acquisition very comfortable to carry him
daily to his Office in Towson, distance of
seven miles.
Mrs. Dukehart, wife of Mr.. T. A. Bayne
Dukehart, of Towson, was successfully opera
ted on for appendicitis at the Maryland Uni
versity Hospital on Wednesday. She had ex-
perienced number of attacks before deciding
upon an operation. Mrs. Dukehsrt is the
youngest daughter of Col. l.. B. McCabe, of
Govanstown.
Mr.. William P. Cole, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, who is candidate for denomination is
engaged in making an active canvass of the
county. Mr.. Cole has been in public life
number of years and has an extensive acquain
tanceship throughout the county. 1t is con-
coded by nearly everybody that s'hell be a
hard man to beat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Pritcheit and
daughter, of Concord Place, Baltimore, have
gone to st. Louis, Mo-, and from there they
will go to Iowa for visit of several weeks. |
Mr. Pritchett formerly resided in Iowa. Mrs. |
Pritchett, before her marriage, was Miss Mar
garet Albright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Albright, of Timonium.
School Superintendent A. s. Cook, who
has been away about two weeks recuperating
his health, is much better and will return to
his duties next week. Mrs. Cook, who was
with him, came home on Monday. 1t is al |
most needless to say that the rumors circulated |
about the condition of Mr.. Cooks health were |
entirely without foundation.
Mr.. R. Hillen Jenkins, of Baltimore, who |
came to Towson on Wednesday to pay his taxes,
paid his respects to THE UNION at the same
time. Mr.. Jenkins owns the old Jenkins home
stead in Long Green Valley, property that has
been in the family some two hundred years.
His mother, Mrs. George Jenkins, is living at
the age of 81 and she is still remarkably
bright and active woman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cuttings Merryman, OF
Gerar Farm. near Cockeysville, enjoyed a
pleasure drive on Tuesday afternoon that
brought them through Towson and Mr.. Merry
man paid brief visit to THE UNION Office.
He has number of interests outside of his