Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-17
WHOLE NUMBER, 931.

WHOLE NUMBER, 931.
H"crities. The picnic by the con
gregation of st. Mchael's church will
be held IN Boall's Park to-day.
h"i'Gio"s. Chjldren's Day services
will he held in the NJ. T.. Church.
South, tomorrow Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock.
improvements The lowering of the
floor IS inches and Introduction of the
glass front in Mayor Thomas store is
a very great Improvement to that eS-
tabIlShmcnt. Both convenience and
appearance have been enhanced.
4 Pretty S"b"rb.-A local cores
pondcnt writes
The beautiful suburb of "Wittigton, ," living
| southwest ut Frosts' avenue, is an attractive
section Of the metropolis Ii is refreshing TO
the eyes of those who enjoy green swards.
new and tasty structures surrounded bv vines,
flowers etc. The proprietor cN. MaVor Wit
iIg, does not permit 4 weed to dsligurc his
grounds.
The Sick -DrJ NJ. Porter took a
short drive Monday.
Peter Lammert. one of our town
councllmcn, is recovering from an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. W. II. Koch is i'll.
George +. Pearcc, of Piedmont, w.
Va, is gradually improving in health
among Frostburg friends
Ert""Sio" Of Time. The case of the
State rs, Il. NJ. Wilderman was before
the Court last Saturday. After hear
ing testimony the Court passed an or.
der requiring Mr.. Widerman to com
ply with the order of the Board of
Health. passed June %. 1889, giving
him until the 9th of Augustlto do so,
and 1t not complied with by that time
the court will take futhcr action in the
matter.
4 G'd"d H"p, p,-Preparations have
been making all the week for fine
social affair at 3avenscraft's Opera
House yesterday evening. In all re-
spccts the layout was designed to excel
anything of the kind ever held here
"a prospectus guaranteed by the
character of the following manage
mcnt:
Rcccpfion Co,,,njHec-F. c. Bcall. George J.
Conner, II. h. Coborn, George n Bcall, f. $.
Dickens.
tYooy Commjtt,c-R q. Coborn, Frank A.
Porter.
DcdH Of Gn Esfimnbic Young Man.
Charles Conrad, youngest son of
Daniel Conrad, of this vicinity, died Of
typhoid fever at his fathers residence
Tuesday morning, August l3. 1889, in
the 9th year of his age. He was an
associate of his brother, Il. L. Conrad,
photographer, and badc fair to achieve
great success as an artist. In all re-
spects an exemplary young man, his
untimcly death falls heavily upon Il
host Of relations and friends.
summer G"ests.--The following sum-
mcr visitors have arrived IN Frostburg
this week. Those stopping at Noun
tain View Cottages are 4:
Ci"ci""otj Ohio-Mrs. W Coan and two
children.
Uoshj"gtom u. Mrs. Shepard Lee,
Misses Helen NJ Dukstadcr, Jennie Duk-
stadcr, Romainc Mor,ell Josie Prather and
Mrs. j. W. Ashford and four sons.
CtLtLcria,d- Rev. T. NJ Mccormick and
two Sons and Miss Helen Gordon
CiaricSto,"", ". Id.--Mrs. Olin Bcall and
Nc~ Yorh-Mrs. Laura b. Morton and
UMIford, Co,n-Mrs. J. b. Lewis
Personal Mrs. II. Hamburger,
OF Baltimore, is visiting her daughter,
Nus, Joseph Bear, OF this place.
David j. Davis left this place Tues
day for New York, whence he sailed
Wednesday on the steamship "Ohio,"
Ot the American line, for Wales.
The many friends of Miss Ella Mil
Ter, daughter of Rev. James Miller,
will he glad to learn that she is recover.
ing from an illness Of two weeks dur
auOn.
a. T. Hamill, son of Mrs. Laura
Hamill, of this place, paid IL flying
visit to his mother and sisters Wednes-
day evening. Cam" has been living
in Charlotte, n. c., several years,
occupying responsible positions in
newspaper establishments. He is
bound for Hagerstown now with IL
view Of starting into the mercantile
business. He took his first lessons in
the JOURNAL office.
James JcIlfltS ldu his WflSl broken
| last week by II fall from Ilitchins Bros
wagon, and he is painfully idle in con
| sequence.
Mrs. l.. Il. Markwood has returned
from delightful visit to friends in
Luray and Front Royal, Va.
Johnson Collins, OF Meyersdale, Pa,
| is the guest Of G.. II. Walker.
Miss Annie HeintZ, OF Kansas City,
Mo-, is on visit TO her father and
mother, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Heintz,
Of this place.
Mrs. S. X. Herr and daughter, of
/ Westminster, Md, arrived in town
this week and are the guests of l.. NJ.
/ G0rsuch.
Mrs. Margaret Miller, formerly Mrs
/ Fallon, of Washington, b. c., is the
/ guest of G. Ii. Wittig's family.
/ L. Emory Ennis, Supreme Chief of
the world; n. S. NJ. Martin, Grand
| Chief Of Maryland and Daniel Xeiglcr.
/ Grand Secretary of Maryland, visited
Mountain Castle No. l6, Knights Of tho
Golden Eagle, of this place, officially
/ Tuesday evening.
/ Misses Grace O'Donahue, of Wash
/ ington, ID. c., and Genevieve Gonder,
/ of Cumberland, are guests of Mrs.
/ Joshua johnson.
/ O