Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-08-12

ton, Rev. ]. Il. NJ. Lennon, of the
M. E. Church, united GEORGE W.
TRAMUM, of w. Va, and VIRGINIA
Ross, of Homecoming, Nd.
GOOD Work IN TREDEaAR GAR.
DENs.-Frostburg will be we'll sup
Piled with vegetables during the
coming winter from the fact that
Tredegar Gardens have now growing
over 10000 heads of cabbage, $500
celery plants, 700 tomato plants, 700
caulihowers and large number Of Gu
cumbers, squashes, beets, potatoes,
&c. Flowers grow in abundance in
the greenhouse all the year round.
The SIoK,-Capt. Jacob Baker has
been confined to his house for several
weeks with the asthma.
Mra. Elizabeth Wright has been
very low this week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Caokley, who has been
suffering from a painful affection Of
the knee,joint, recently underwent a
surgical operation which appears to
have resulted benefcially.
Miss Barbara Youngerman is lying
seriously i'll at her parents residence
on Broadway.
Mr.. George W. Tenant is conva-
lescent after two weeks illness.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. George E. Ways
and wife, of Cumberland, were the
guests of relatives in Frostburg this
week.
Mrs. Owen Evans, of Youngstown,
Ohio, is spending the summer season
with her father, Mr.. Patoe Hanson, in
Frostburg.
Mr.. John A. Daley has gone to
Baltimore on protracted visit.
Mr.. 0. D. Hartzell, of Mey
spent last Sunday In town with rela-
tives. bud" looks splendid.
Mr.. Maitland Porter, wife and son,
of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting Mr..
John L. McCulloh, this place.
Mr.. Watson Carr, of Washington,
D. O., is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Henry Henning and wife, of
Baltimore, are guests OF Mr.. Henry
Schaub.
Miss Emma Johnson, daughter Of
Mr.. Fred. johnson, left Monday for
Pittsburg for the purpose of attending
school.
Mr.. J. E. Zerger, agent for the
Maryland Bible Society, has been in
town several days this week.
Mr.. Myer Bear, former fellow
townsman, but now of Pittsburg, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Thornton E. Self ker, of this
place, has been appointed night clerk
at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Cumber-
land, vlce John W. Shafer, resigned.
The Keyser Echo says "Mieaes L.
Saurbaugh aud Maggie Walsh, of
Frostburg, who have been visiting Mr..
r. R. Walsh for several weeks, left
last Monday for Mountain Lake Park,
where they will spend some time"
Rev. J. T. Mccall, of Westminster
was the guest of Rev, V. F. Schmitt
several days this week.
Mr.. James S. Tenant and family
have removed to New Mexico.
Mr.. Peter O. Daley will leave next
Monday for Baltimore where he has
secured position in a counting
room. "Pete" carries with him the
best wishes of the entire community
as he is general favorite.
Miss Annie Fuller, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents of this place.
The young lady has host of friends
here who bade her welcome home.
Mr.. S. M. Kurtz and wife, of Ale.
gheny City, Pa, are the guests of Mr..
John Davies, at Borden mine. Mr.. X.
dropped into the JOURNAL Office
Thursday and spent few moments.
George Bartholomew, Esq, the
Little JOKER" travelling for Gail &
AXIS large tobacco house of Baltimore,
last Wednesday sent the JOURNAL
comps" several large packages of
the Little Joker" and "Navy"
brands of smoking tobacco, and for
which the recipients, behind their
clouds of smoke, desire us TO return
thanks.
Miss Mollie Douglas and friends, of
Homecoming, were in town Tuesday.
Two bright cqneStriemaeS, Misses Will
liams, of Homecoming, and Robinson,
of this place, threw CLEAN of gayety
&c I