Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Tuesday attending the Semler sale.
Mr.. Williams was accompanied as
far as New Hope by his brother,
J. r. C. Williams. editor of the
Hagerstown Nal, where he got off to
explore the mine.
Miss Mamie Markwoc d, of Keyser,
w. Va. is visiting her brother, Rev.
l.. h. Markwood.
c. H. Hamill, jr., left Thursday on
his return to Colorado. Friends, old
and new, wish him a continuance of
the good fortune which has followed
his Western career.
Last Saturday evening a party con
sisting of Misses Sue +. kalbaugn. of
Westernrort Eva NJ. Walker, Ray
and Ida Anthony, May Gunter, Rose
Lapp and May Anthony. and Messrs
G.. w. Mauk and Samuel Feden
heimer, Pittsburg, Pa. G.. C.. Wright,
n. 7. Hooking, john Stewart, Charles
Hoffman and A. h. Croft, Frostburg.
met at the residence of Miss Fannie
NJ. Wack to have general good
time After several hours of social
chat, swinging, etc, refreshments
were served. At 1l:30 the party ad-
journed to Borden bridge, where a
magnificent display of fireworks was
witnessed until midnight. The sue
cess of the affair is due mainly to C..
w. Mauk. one of Pittsburg's most
genial gentlemen.
Mrs. Thomas Jarrett and children.
of Altoona, Pa, are guests of Mrs.
Simon Hooking.
Miss Mary Dando has returned from
visit to G. T. Mckenzie at Brady's,
Md.
Miss Allie Porter is visiting friends
in Cumberland.
The Wellersburg (Pa.) correspond,
ent of the Cumberland Times wrote last
Monday that Miss Jennie Williams,
Of Frostburg, the guest of Peter
knieriem the past two weeks, will re-
turn home on Saturday.
Miss Belle C. Wilderman returned
last Friday from Il pleasant stay of
several days at Deer Park.
Miss Kate Hooking is at home from
visit to friends in Johnstown and
Altoona, Pa.
Miss Minnie Johnson, for several
weeks a guest of Miss Sallie Wright
returned to her home in Washington
d. c., Thursday.
Misses Emma Casebeer, of Somer.
set, and Ettie Brubaker, of Stoyes-
town, Pa, guests Of Mrs. George
Steyer, returned to their homes
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Jones, Il former attach,
of the JOURNAL, now of Youngstown
Ohio, is here on visit. Miss Annie is
a bright, popular young lady and he,
many friends are pleased to bid hei
welcome.
n. NJ. Dean sold most of his per.
sonal property at public sale Monday
preparatory to removal to Colorado
He will 90 in a few days, his family
later.
Henry c. Rank, of Homecoming, was
| IN town this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morehead and daughter
Miss Lizzie, mother and sister of Mrs.
DR.. P. A.. Michael, returne,. yesterday
to their home in Baltimore.
Mrs. William NJ. Bishop, of Detroit
Mich, is the guest of her sisterin-law
Mrs. w. r. Percy.
The ,Star records the visits of John
Smith, Mason Hill, r. 6. Colborn and
George n. Beall. of this place, to Lon
aconing last Sunday.
John Scott and family, Of Cumber-
land, are staying with Robert Scott,
this place, during the current hot
term.
Miss Sue Kalbaugh, of Westernport,
guest of Miss Eva NJ. Walker, went
home Thursday.
Miss Winnie Frost, Of Cumberland,
is visiting the family of c. H. Hamill.
Mrs. Henry Snyder, of this place,
is at the home Of her father, August
Eickhorn, Esq, Homecoming, for a
short visit Mr.. +. has beeu quite i'll
for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph T. Engleby and chill
dren, of Roanoke, Va, arrived Thurs
day on II visit to Mrs. E.'s father,
William Staples.
Miss l.. Helen Berkey is visiting
friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
C. w. Mauk left for Meyersdale,
Pa. Wednesday, where he will spend
few DAYS, and then return to his
home in Pittsburg.
Misses Lizzie Price, Hattie Duck
worth, of Homecoming, and Annie
Kontner, of Baltimore, are visiting
the family of James Dando.
Mine-Inspector Browning was i'll
town this week. He reports every
thing in good condition TIN oughout
the region.
J. J. Beane is among old Frostburg
friends.