The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-10-30

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IES ADVERTISER l. .THE UNit,H.'
Monday, November ], by Elmer ]. Cook trustee,
on the premises, leasehold property on both
sides Of Woodland ave., near Park Heights
ave.. 3D. district.
Wednesday, November 3. by Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Hutchins,n near Troyer's store, Tenth district,
horses, cows, heifers, hogs. farm imple-
=, ments, household effects etc.
Wednesday, November 3, by w. Gill Smith, at
tOrney and assignee, at Court House door,
house and lot in Lutherville.
THURSDAY, November 4. by n. 2. Gilbert, on the
cows, hogs, farm implements, household
effects, corn, potatoes, etc.
Thursday, November ii, by Harry E. Mann, at
torney, etc., on the premises, business and
dwelling, property, on South Fifth street,
Friday. November IL, by the Loreley Lumber
Company, at Loreley, 18th district, horses,
mules, colts cattle, sheep, hogs, farm imple
wednesday ia NoVem dsy a. al By George Hartman
trustee, on the premises, real estate and i'm
provements near Glenarm. 18th district.
81 was said on Wednesday that new corn
is selling in the field at So barrel
- Pretty SOON it'll be all over and then
everything will go on just as it did before.
- On and after next Monday it will cost 10
cents to register letter. The cost is now 8
- The Board of Election Supervisors has
ordered 81, 800 ballots for use at next Tuesdays
election.
MIR D. A. Sparks of Monkton, Bali-
more county, has secured patent for grave
filling apparatus.
- The Elkridge Hounds will meet at
CockeysvIle today Saturday at 2.15 P. M,
for hunt.
- Inquiries are aread, being made for
calendars for 1910 They will be necessity
in a very short time.
- Not a pleasant sight to see smashed
wagons strewn along the York road as a result
of collisions with trolley cars
- Election day is legal holiday in Mary
land. All the banks and public offices will be
closed. 1t is not school holiday.
81 The fall and winter schedule on the
Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad will go
into effect next Sunday October 81.
- Baltimore county is being well repre-
sented daily at the Pimlico races. The devo-
tees of sport ofkings'are numerous among us.
- David Sellers Stirling is arranging a
schedule for the junior football team of Tow
son. The YOUNGSTERS expect to put up strong
game.
MIR. ]. Baseman Davis, a prominent
resident of Butler, sustained some painful in
juries few days ago while engaged in clipping
a mule
THE hunting season opens in Baltimore
county on Wednesday, November TO- If you
have not posted" your property yon had
better do itnow.
- We enjoyed some beautiful autumn
weather this week, but the drought still con-
afforded no relief
The Govanstown basket ball team will
go to Frederick today and tonight will meet
the Diamond team of that city at the rink
hot game is expected.
- Mr.. Linwood Parks an Eighth district
farmer, hauled load of 100 bushels of fine
York Imperial apples through rowson on Tues
day on the way to Baltimore.
- Mr.. Thomas J. Hayward, a well known
business man who died at bis home in Balti-
more few days ago, left personal estate es-
iimated to be worth 81, 100000.
The Union-News Office this week turned
out 10000 large sample ballots to fill an order
of the Republican Executive Committee. These
are to be used to instruct voters.
-H you want to vote against the Consti-
tutional Amendment next Tuesday all you
will have to do will be to put cross mark in
The very last box on the ballot.
- Next Monday will be the first day of
November and but two months of the year
1903 will remain. In this month we will get
another holiday-Thanksgiving day.
MIR. Samuel F. Roche, a we'll known
builder of Mt. Washington. was awarded
special prize for a display of carriages at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park fair last week
THE young men of Granite and Wood
stock have organized an athletic association
with membership of twenty. Grover Zepp
is president and Walter Shearer, secretary.
- Mr.. Daniel Harding, contractor and
builder, is preparing to erect another cottage
on his lot on West Pennsylvania avenue, Tow
son, adjoining Trinity Church Parish House.
- band OF Gypsies passed through Tow
son OF Tuesday morning bound south. There
were six or eight children with them, three of
them mere babies. They were sorry look
ing lot.
- Many Baltimore people who spent the
summer at their country residences in this
county have returned 10 their city homes,
while others will remain with us until after
Thanksgiving.
-Mr. Wiley Mcdonald, farmer of New
Market, Seventh district, while hauling hay to
Freeland Station on Tuesday, had an arm and
shoulder broken by his team taking fright and
running away.
->Hon. Seaborn Wright, a noted orator
of Georgia, will speak in behalf of the Anti
Saloon League in the Court House at Towson,
on Saturday night, October 30. A general in
vitatiOn is extended.
There is a remarkable fall run of gudg-
cons about local waters as borne out by the
fact that w. E. Mitchell, from the pavilion at
his park, on Back river, caught Is dozen in
two hours on Wednesday.
Don't make too many marks on your
ballot when you go 70 the polls to vote next
Tuesday. If you do out goes the ballot and
your vote won't count. Remember-you can
vote for but IA candidates.
"A large number of farmers are favoring
the establishment of game preserve in Balt-
more county, as proposed by the Game and
rlcn IIOtcClltc ASSOCldIlOQ, tue membership
of which is rapidly growing.
THE Christian Endeavor Society of Tow
son Methodist Protestant Church will meet
Sunday at 7.15 2. M. and will be led by Good
win Bowen. The topic is missionary one
and will be Pacific Pioneers"
->The oyster supper held three evenings
last week by the Sunday school of Towson
Methodist Episcopal Church was very success
full and resulted in net profit of about $125.
The money goes to the piano fund.
- Many of the most able lawyers of Mary
land say that if the Straus amendment be-
comes law it will disfranchise thousands of
white voters in Maryland. They ought to
know what they are talking about.
- Another man suicided in Druid Hill
Park this week by shooting himself in the
head. Can anyone give a reason why these
unfortunates should seek the public pleasure
resorts to commit such gruesome acts /?
- The election will take place on Tuesday
next and the polls will be open from A. NJ.
to P. NJ. The election notice now being
published in The Union-News gives particu-
lars as to the location of the voting places, etc.
MIR. Edward g. Wheeler, highly es-
teemed business man of Shawan, Eighth dis
trict, has purchased the large store and dwell
ing property of Mr.. W. A. Kingsbury, at
Glyndon, and will take possession in few
days.
- Partridges are said to be abundant in
Baltimore county also rabbits, the unusually
dry summer, it is said, having been favorable
to the breeding of the birds and the Dummies,
the wholesale slaughter of which will soon
begin.
- Mr.William H. Wight of Kinloch Farm,
near Cockeysville, raised this season, $50 bar
rels of corn on 20 acres. and Mr.. VIM. Parks,
of the same neighborhood, raised 125 barrels on
Is acres-remarkable yields considering the
season.
Twenty -three persons were initiated into
the mysteries of Odd Fellowship at Mount
Zion Lodge, Pikesville ON Monday night. A
degree team from Baltimore officiated, and a
delegation was also present from Marble Lodge,
Cockeysville.
81 is said that the price of turkeys will
rule unusually high at the coming Thanks
giving 1t is claimed that there is ''short
crop" of turkeys in the country, but we don't
believe it. Probably a campaign lie of the
spectators.
- Mrs. Ada Smith Lang is the name of the
Baltimore woman who has secured through
the courts, the right to have her name go on
the official ballot for the House of Delegates at
the election next Tuesday. She was nomi-
mated by the Socialist party.
> Rev. D. E. Moylan of Baltimore held
services at the home of Mrs. Emma " Steltz
of White Hall last Sunday afternoon for the
deaf-mutes of that section. Much interest is
being taken in the movement Of the mutes to
bniId church at White Hall.
- Miss Sarah Hall Stokes, who died on
Wednesday at the home of her nephew, Mr..
William B. Stokes, Roland Park, was sister
Of Rev. DR.. Stokes, for many years the es-
teoned rector of the Church of the Redeemer