Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-21
w HOLE No. S76.

Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Wineow and
daughter, Gladys, spent Thursday and
Friday of last week with Miss Lula K.
Shalfer.
Miss Clara Butter. of Cumberland, is
the guest of Miss Sallie Wright.
c. w. Mauke, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Miss Sue Kalbaugh, of Westernport,
are guests of c. H. Walker.
Miss Birdie Harrison, of Piedmont,
w. Va, is the guest of F. C. Beall.
Miss H. is Il great favorite in Frost
burg society.
Miss Edna Mum, of Cumberland, is
spending a portion of the hot term
with the family of S. NJ. Jones.
DR.. j. b. Lewis, of Rockville, Conn.,,
now u guest at the Mountain View
Cottages, this place, had charge during
the war of the Clarysville hospital.
He is, therefore, well and favorably
remembered by the older half of this
generation Of Frostburg people.
Mrs. Thomas Oliver and son, Thorn
as, formerly of this place, now Of
Warrior, Alabama, arrived Thursday
on visit to John A. Thomas and
other friends here.
ii. W. Wagner returned Tuesday
from a visit to his family at Morgan
town. w. Va. He is II good carpenter
and open TO engagements.
Mrs. Thomas &. Porter, left for her
former home, Boston, Mass, Tuesday,
to see her mother, Mrs. Rose O'Con-
nor, reported seriously i'll. Mr.. Porter
accompanied her as far as Washing
ton, ID. C.
Rev. w. &. Dorsey, of Piedmont,
W. Va, ran up Wednesday and was
at home again before he thought of
these headquarters.
Rev. John J. Dillon is in full charge
Of st. Joscph's church, Baltimore,
pending the absence of the chief pas
tor, now in Europe. He carries the
responsibility well.
Rev. V. p. Schmitt, pastor of st.
joSeph's Church, Washington, ID. c.,
has his hands full. His new edifice, a
massive structure, is underway and
going up as rapidly rs the work can be
done. The famous "Hummelstown
| brownStone" is the material used. In
an architectural point of view it will
be second to none in city of fine
| churches
Myer Bear, boot and shoe merchant
of Baltimore, is in town visiting his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartz Bear.
A party composed Of Misses Sue
kalbaugh, of Westernport Julia and
Eva Walker, of this place, and Messrs.
G.. Walker Mauk, of Pittsburg, Pa. :;
DR.. H. p. Richards, of Cumberland,
and G. E. Pearce, of Piedmont, w.
Va, drove to Meyersdale, Pa, return
ing Wednesday by way of Salisbury.
They report pleasant drive aud de-
hghtful receptions at both places.
Rev. J. f. Ockerman and wife are
enjoying their annual stay with Mrs
O.'s father, Judge j. ID. Armstrong.
Two of the cleverest hotel clerks to
be found in months journey are
Messrs. French and Marston, of the
Maltby House, Baltimore. Col. G. p.
Mott himself IL host as host, is fortu-
nate in his lieutenants.
Misses SaIlie Brown and Lizzie DON
ahue availcd themselves of the b. d O.
excursion to Atlantic city Thursday.
p. $. II. Lee, superintendent of
the Swanton coal company, and DR..
&. f. HotchkisS, Of Barton, were in
town yesterday afternoon. The latter
left last night for weeks stay at his
old home, Linden, Va.
Joseph Graham, of Homecoming,
was in the metropolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Jones, nee Thrasher, of
Youngstown, Ohio, is visiting her
father, Jacob Thrasher.
Mrs. W. Il. Beall, Mrs. A. X.
Syester ard Robert Beall, of Hagers-
town and Miss Mora Weber, of Cum
berland, spent several days in town
this week, guests Of Mrs. A. M. De-
VecmOn.
Miss Clara Jones, of Youngstown,
Ohio, is among Frostburg friends.
William Engleby, of Roanoke, is the
guest of William Staples.
Miss Nettie McndelSohn. of Phila-
delphia, is visiting her uncle, Marx
Wneland.
Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. De-
grange, of Frederick, Md, mother
and sister of Mrs. l.. NJ. Gorsuch, are
guests of that lady.
about CoIIectiOns.-T JOURNAL,
wants some money that is due, and
Floyd C.. Atkinson, of this place, has
engaged to aid in the laudable work of
getting it. For the convenience of
those who owe, therefore, he will call
on them during next week. His receipt
will be good.
The CO!nipU FpiuciDaI-p Prof