The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-18

Personal Mention
Mrs, @. Fl. Connellee of York, Pa, spent
Monday last as the guest of Mr.. W. n. Fuller
of TOwson.
DIR. Daniel Jenifer of Atlantic City, who
had been visiting his father Mr.. Thomas K.
Jenjfer. at Loeb Raven, returned on Tuesday
Mr.. H. l. Brack of Glen Ellen Farm,
north of Towson, who spent several weeks at
Atlantic CITY for the benefit of his health has
returned
Eden Wilson of Lewisburg N. C.. is stop
ming with his uncle Mr.. Nestor N. Edwards.
of Towson. and will next week be enrolled as
pupil of Towson High School:
Mrs. Piper, widow of DR.. Jackson Piper,
and her daughter, Miss Adellne Piper, who
spent the summer in Canada, returned to
their home in Towson this week.
MIR. A. s. Roster of this county has been
attending the Alaska-Pacifc-Yu Exposi-
ton and will, before his return, visit all points
of interest in the North and West.
Miss Norma Stouffer, daughter of Mr..
William Stouffer, manager of Halten Farms
in the Eighth district, has entered Western
Maryland College, Westminster, as student.
Rev. George r. NJ. Wells, the new pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. TowsoD, who has
just returned from his wedding trip, will preach
his first sermon in that church next Sunday
morning.
living on the Hillen road for some time, is now
located in Detroit, Michigan, and is district
manager of The Electric Suction Sweeper
Company.
Mr.. D. Stewart Ridgey of Hampton has
returned to his home after spending couple
of weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett at
their summer camp in the Adirondack
mountains.
Mr. Burton Watkins, who is a student at
the United States College of Veterinary Sur
gerry, Washington, d. c., has returned to his
duties after visiting his old home in Long
Green Valley.
Mr.. Thomas j. Hunter, secretary to the
Board of Election Supervisors who spent sew
eral iweeks at Bitumen, Clinton county, Pa,
for the benefit of his health, has returned ana
is much improved.
Mr.. Walter R. Townsend of Rossville, Bal
timore county, who was sick at his apart
ment in Baltimore since his return from Eu
rope is much improved and his many friends
hope for his speedy restoration to health.
Mr.. John B. Wales, popular business
man of Arlington, and MIR. I. @. Risteau
Jenifer, manager of the Mary land Bscnit Com
pany, were initiated into th emysteres of Elk
dom by Towson Lodge ofthat order on Tuesday
night.
-Ex-County Commissioner George W. yell
lott has been suffering very much for few
days at his home IN Long Green Valley from
an attack of neuritis in his side. he hopes 10
be all right in time to look after his big sale
next Tuesday.
Rev. Otis q. Draper, who spent be summer
in Western Mary land and preached in some of
the most prominent Methodist churches in that
section of the State, has returned to his home
at Brook landville. He is field secretary of the
Baltimore Methodist.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred g Lee of Lake View,
Dulany's Valley, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Blanche Cecilia, TO Mr..
Alvin F. Spes of Wilmerding, Pa, formerly
of Arlington, Baltimore county. The marriage
will take place in the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry FahneStOck and Mr..
sAIbert Fahnestock of Halten Farms. near
CockeysviIe, left on Wednesday for pleasure
trip in the North that will include Boston.
Portland. Me-, and the White Mountains
They will be away several weeks.
MIR. Robert G. Cole, of Roland Park, who
is a member of the State Board of Education,
lately returned from a trip around the world.
He is a lawyer by profession, and bis wife
is a sister of Mr.. g. Herbert Rice member of
the Baltimore County School Board.
MIR. Jacob Laudenklos of Rossville, who
renewed bis subscription to The Union News
on Wednesday, said that since last week rain
he had plOwed an orchard sod that had not
been moved in eight years and found the
ground in excellent condition TO work.
Mr.. Thomas Hill we'll known Baltimore
real estate agent whose country home is at
Howardvlle, Western Maryland Railroad, is
under treatment for paralysis at a sanatorium
near Boston and his condition is thought to be
critical Mrs. Hill is with him. Many years
ago MI. Hill feSlOeu near lOWSOu.
Mayor J. Barry Mahool, of Baltimore
city, celebrated his 39th birthday on Tuesday.
He was bornNat Phoenix, Baltimore county,
when biz father, the late James Mahool, was
manager of the factory at that place. The
Mayors wife is a daughter of Mr.. George
Frame. who was formerly engaged in farming
in the Eighth district.
Rev page Milburn of Washington, d. c.,
formerly pastor of Towson Methodist Episcopal
Church. has accepted the chair Of Philosophy,
English Bible and Pedagogy in West Virginia
Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, W. Virginia,
and left for his new home this week. his family
following him later. Buckhannon is 46 miles
south of Grafton and has population of about
5000.
The wedding of Miss Mary Hutchins
Street,, daughter of Mrs. Charles II. Street,, II
East Lafayette avenue, Balti more, to Mr.. L.
Murray Warfield, of the editorial staff OF the
Baltimore Sun, will take place on Wednesday,
September 20, at "Farmington," the home Of
Mr.. John Rush Street,, at Taylor, Hartford
county. The ceremony will be witnessed by
the families and few intimate friends only.