Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-04-12

tollt"tfN, dtc lllt IlSnt lltu III tHG
right place. They are thorough -goers,
and with man from the business
walks Of life to complete the trio, the
initial Water Board will be one to be
proud of.
During the day a literary gentleman
called the JOURNALS attention 20 the
extract quoted below. 1t was at once
bulletined and attracted great atten-
tentlon
No town ever yet regretted the purchase of
private gas or water works; this is Il rule
without one exception the world over.-Prof.
Richard T. Ely in April QS90) century, May
o"jac
Personality. w. Warn and family
have removed to Avilton, Garrett
county. Regret to lose Mr.. W. He
is an excellent citizen.
Miss Allie Porter is out again after u
brief but painful illness.
Miss Bal tha Somerkamp, Of Cumber-
land, spent the Easter holidays with
Miss Bessie Coyner.
Miss Mamie Clark, of Homecoming,
is visiting Mrs. J. H. Hitchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Schaidt, of
Homecoming, spent a few hours with
she JOURNAL last Saturday evening.
MeSsrs. Edward Offutt and William
Scott of Oakland, were in town Mon
day.
Misses Mary Dixon and Maud Ma
then"y, Of Homecoming, spent NJ onday
evening with Frostburg friends.
Misses Nellie Fately. Of Newark,
Ohio, and Minnie Topper, Of Cnmbet
land, spent several days this week
with friends here.
Miss Annie Maurey has returned
from y pleasant visit to Cumberland.
Among the numerous visitors to
Frostburg last Sunday were Messrs.
Llovl Shaffer, Howard Lingo, Charlie
Hartsock, Frank Millman, John Coon,
Will Pitzer, Robert Young, l.. 7.
Madore and Joseph Greenfield, of
Cumberland, and Thomas Rodgers, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marx Wineiand and b. Stern are
ea,. ward DR.. Garfield is coming this
way. aud Gehauf and Mayer are here
See the official announcements else
whelo printed.
Drs. Porter OF Homecoming; Duke, OF
Baltimore student Alex. b. Sloan, OF
both places, and Col. T. Alfred Qualle
of all other places, called on the jour
NAL Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Mclaughlin has return
ed from a long visit to Columbus, o.
Mrs. Milton Phillippi and Charlie
Cascbeer, of Somerset, Pa, are guests
Of Mrs. George Steyer.
Mr.. Brown, of Washington, ID. G..
is visiting Mrs. Taylor.
Charles C. Wright has returned from
school in Baltimore.
Marshal Price, of Baltimore, is /
guest of DR.. T. C. Price.
The Frostbur@ water company, ol
Cumberland, was in town yesterday
looking we'll after the shower.
Robert Scott is confined to his house
by " very painful hurt received il
| Eckha1t mine last week.
Religious.-Rev. A. G. Thompson
Presbyterian pastor, will preach to
morrow morning a sermon to the loca
lodge of Knights of Malta.
The special services, begun the weel
prior 10 Passion Week in the NJ. 4
/ Church. we understand, have been
very successful, The attendance ha
been excellent. A number have beel
converted. They are still continued.
Last Sunday was duly observed il
the same church. AtDa. IN. there wa
a love feast of unusual interest. A
i0t Rev. G. G. Baker, presiding elder
preached ably to Il large congregation
/ In the afternoon the Sunday schoo
made II special missionary offering
AT the Epworth League had a fin
service. At night the pastor preachet
to an immense concourse on the Joy
full Aspects Connected with the Res
direction" "
The Sacrament Of the Lords Suppe
will be administered at the NJ. E
Church tomorrow morning, and neN
members received. A brief sermon
will be delivered. At IL the Epwort
League will hold its service. At Z
the pastor will preach.
Easter exercises at the Luthera
churches were very elaborate, Alsc
at the Catholic and Episcopal.
!, conference of the \. NJ. G. a. wi
be held in this place May ,, 3, and +.
Rey. II. A. Brown has arrived an
will preach in the NJ. E, Church, Sout
Tomorrow at the usual hours.