Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-03-22
TOWN HAPPENINGS.

Persono'.- Miss Lily Porter, o
Piedmont. is visiting her sister, Mrs
John Little.
Miss Eva NJ. Walker is visiting
friends in Piedmont. W. Va.
Miss Lloydie DIlly, oe Cumberland
spent several days this week witt
Frostburg friends.
Samuel Feldenheimer. of Pittsburg'
Pa, was in town this week in the in
terest Of Otto Frey and to install the
new manager-Frank Scbaub-in Mr.
Frev's store here.
Mrs. William Thomas is visiting
friends in Homecoming.
Miss Jessie miIlman. of Cumberland
spent Monday evening in this city, th,
guest of Miss Bessie Coyner.
Miss Bertha Koontz. of Midland
visited Miss Myrtle Wilderman thi,
week.
James Dill, of ParkcrSburg, w. Va.
spent a portion of this week with
FrOstburg friends.
Miss Mary Raley has returned from
weeks stay in Cumberland.
Misses Jennie Spitznas and Hannah
Bear are visiting friends in Piedmont,
w. Va.
Miss Ida Anthony is in Cumberland.
Mrs. Joseph Bear and little daugh-
ter, Alma, returned from pleasant
visit TO friends in Baltimore Thursday.
They We're accompanied by H. Ham
burger. Mrs BIS father.
Mrs. Lewis Jordy and daughter, Mrs.
f. X. Rafer, of Abbottstown, Pa,
mother and sister of Rev. w. H.
Jordy, are guests of that gentleman.
Miss May Gunter has recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
RoHs Of Honor.--The following
names compris" the Rolls Of Honor for
the month ending March II for the
9th grade of Public School No. l., Miss
Kate A Porter. teacher:
Eva Nash, Mollie Raley,
Annie Dando, Maggie Grove,
Osee Parker Allie Hartman,
Ilrzah Williams, Charles Jetfries,
Nellie Raiey, Lizzie Harvey,
Annie Robinson, jamie Smouse,
Nellie JefreS, Annie krouse
And for the 9th grade, Miss Belle
G., WIlderman, teacher
Matte Hartman, Annie Carson,
Willie Scott, Stella Hosken,
Eva Hosken, LAME Freshman,
Emma Ort, Maggie Brady.
Tenie Wenk, Roman Dalinsky,
Nette Hunter Allie Grove,
Richard McCulloh Elsie Wade,
Wesley Schoheld, Maud Glotfelty,
Walter Coyner, Gertie Cosgrove.
Hreri'ies The Fire Company's new
truck was received last Saturday. 1t
is a fine machine. A more complete
description of it will be given later.
7. P. Me Dermott has purchased
Edward Dufty's saloon on Bowery
street.
The fire department celebrated the
arrival of the new truck by u banquet
last night at the hose house.
Look at Hitchins new ADVERTISE
mcnt.
The Water Act appears elsewhere
in this issue. Read it, study it care
fully and then vote for it.
Soci"i'-A plea SAINT social was given
by Miss Bessie Coyner to IL few friends
Monday evening. Those present were
Misses Jessie Millman, of Cumberland
Jessie McCardell, OF Hoffman, and
Annie Maurey, Tillie Williams, Lizzie
Williams and Mamie Stewart, of this
place. and Messrs James Doyle,
A. b. CaVen, Charles BAkewell, Samuel
Feldenheimer, Of Pittsburg +; Charles
McEvoy. of Cumberland, and Roy
McCardeil, of BeSsener, Ala. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games,
music, etc,
Died. AT his home in this place,
Tuesday, March Is, 1890, Mr.. WILL
IAN N0E4, aged 50 years. Deceased
was born in Wilmington, Del, but
has lived in and around Ftosthurg for
40 years. He seryed in the Town
Council in lS7+-3and was again elect,
ed to that body in 1889. holding the
position when he died. Several grown
children survive. The funeral took