Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-14
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daughter and son, Miss Eugenia and
Master James, of Akron, Ohio, are
visiting Mrs. J. B. Thomas, of this
place.
Misses Virgie and Rose Smouse, of
Washington, Iowa, are guests of Mrs.
W. r. Coyner.
Miss Kate Thomas, daughter of Rev.
DR.. H. E. Thomas, of Pttsburg, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. DR.. J. j. Jones.
Miss Emma Start, of Baltimore, is
visiting the family of w. II. Percy.
Miss Minnie Johnson, of Washing
ton, d, c., is guest of ex-Mayor J. B.
Wright
F. S. Dickens, Mr.. Randoiph's pop
ular assistant, returned home last Sun
day from delightful trip which took
in the Eastern Shore, Baltimore and
Washington, d. C.
Rev. James Miller and wife left Mon
day to make series of visits to old
friends in Washington and Greene
counties, Pa. They will be absent
several weeks. Before leaving he ad-
monished the JOURNAL to keep school
reform in Frostburg at least live
question, ''and"-Galatians vi, o.
Miss Julia Walker, of Frostburg,
''says the Cumberland Times cores
pondent at Piedmont w. Va, ''arriv-
ed i'll Westernport on a visit to her
friend, Miss Julia Tibbetts, July 3, and
was taken sick the next day with
strong symptoms of fever, and has
been under the doctors care ever since,
although her condition is somewhat
improved.'
Mrs. S. NJ. Kurtz and two children,
of Allegheny city, Pa. are guests of
John Davis, at Borden mine.
Marshall Price, of Baltimore, is
visiting his uncle, DR.. A. B. Price.
Hon. James J. McHenry, of Cum
berland, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman and Miss Mary
Hooking and Messrs. John M. Oats and
Henry Hooking, all of Meyersdale,
Pa, are among Frostburg friends.
Miss X. Waggoner, of Green Spring
run, who has been the guest of her
uncle, Nathan Ruby, returned home
Wednesday.
Messrs Sherman Harding and Shat
fer Piper, of McKeesport, returned
home last Saturday after pleasant
visit to Frostburg friends.
Miss Bertha Miller, daughter of Rev.
Durbin G. Miller, is visiting the family
of J. B. Wright.
Miss Laura Donohue returned last
week from Allegheny city. Pa, ac-
companied by Miss Mamie Byrne, of
that place.
C. f. Betz left last week to visit
| Pueblo, Col and other points in the
west.
Miss Jennie Hamburger, of Balti-
more, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bear.
Mrs. l.. Kaufman aud daughter, OF
Baltimore, are visiting the family of
II. Bear.
M. p. Ryan, Of Homecoming. is
visiting Edward Donahue.
Mrs. |. Jandorf and two children, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. j IS sister,
Mrs. b. Stern.
Mrs. A. Homrighaus, of Washing
ton. D. c., arrived Wednesday on
visit to her mother, Mrs. Hole.
Ernest Hartzell, of Nashville, Tenn,
is visiting Mrs. Hartzell.
Misses Sue Weber, of Cumberland.
and Bessie Beall, of Hagerstown, are
guests of Mrs. A. NJ. DeVecmon.
Miss Cinda Gloss, of Meyersdale,
Pa. and Misses Rose and Mary E.
Broderick of Homecoming, are visiting
Miss Lizzie Donahue.
Messrs. Robert Shriver and W. H.
Shepherd, of the School Board and H.
G. Weimer, examiner, visited Frost
burg Wednesday. A consultation fol-
lowed in which president Thomas 6.
McCulloh, and the trustees, C. B.
Wack, DIR. G. C.. Jacobs and John l..
Porter, took part.
ntments-Election judges for
the sixteen districts of the county were
appointed Friday of last week, among
them the following:
Charles Pagenhardt, Daniel
Moran, James II. Hose.
Barton-John Patterson, jr., Patrick Cor
ngan, James Campbell.
Lonaconiag.-No. l0-James A. Ryan,
David Sloan, Thomas Burns. No daniel
Moran, Owen Flynn, Isaac Bradburn.
Frostbu,y.-No. lie. IL. Hamill, William
Donahue, jr John Davis No. 12-Frederick
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