Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-01-09
Personal.

friends She is attending college in
Winchester. Va.
Miss Aggie Price is visiting Bait
more friends.
Fred. W-hner and wife, of MI.
Pleasant, Pa. were holiday guests of
the parents of each.
Misses Lizzie aud Mary J Dando
spent portion of the holidays with
Homecoming friends.
Miss Josephine M-rzger has return
ed from Piedmont, w. Va.
Miss frankie Everett, an attendant
of IA Baltimore city school. spent the
holidays with The family of DR.. J. J.
Jones.
George Stern returned to Lehigh
pa University Monday morning.
Miss Grace Shaffer returned to school
at Hagerstown Tuesday.
Misses Birdie and Sadie Shearer
visited friends in Homecoming last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wood, guests
of their son, l.. W. Wood, have re.
turned to their home in Sewickly, Pa.
Mrs. John Wlal!ey, of Oakland, is
visiting her father, h. NJ. Thomas.
Miss Mary B. Keller was the desery-
ing recipient Christmas day of hand
some gold watch from the M. E.
Church congregation in token of that
body's appreciation of her services as
organist.
Charles B. Ryan, of Baltimore,
writes the JOURNAL an interesting
letter detailing the incidents of a
holiday visit to Washington, where he
met his mother, Mrs. NJ l.. Ryan, of
this place. AT the Capitol he un
eounterrd ID. j. Williams, "who," he
says "showed me through the great
edifice with untiring patience and
care" He is enthusiastic in his praise
of Dan us an officer and gentleman.
Mrs. Ryan accompanied Charlie to
Baltimore and spent Il few delightful
days with him. She is again at her
old post at this terminus of the
telephone system.
The Homecoming Reeie~ says ''Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Lapp, of Frostburg,
were in town last week"
Grant McIntire, of Elk Garden, W.
Va, was IN town this week.
Frank Thomas. of Kansas. son of
ex-Mavor William Thomas, is here IN
a visit to his parents. If he can make
it suit. his family will follow him soon
and become residents of Frostburg.
William G. Thomas, his brother, of
Scottdale. Pa, was also here during
the holidays.
Miss Maud Matheney, of Lonacon-
ing. is visiting friends here.
Miss N-ltie Mendelssohn, of Phila
d-lphia, Pa, is the guest of her uncle,
Marx Wineland.
Miss Jessie Keller, has returned to
her home in Cumberland after pleas
ant stay with the family of Mrs. j. J.
Keller.
Mrs. A. B. Price and three children
are in Baltimore.
Auong the welcome ones home
during the holidays was David Crumn,
of PlItsburg, son of William Crump.
DAVID is Il subordinate of his brother,
Thomas j. Crump, IN the clerical
service of the Pittsburg and Western
railroad company. The latter is
President divers private secretary
and er,c6icio chief clerk of the ex
ecutlve office. Both boys do honor to
THEN parents and birthplace.
Mrs. A. NJ. Groye is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Harry E. McAllister and w. A.
Kelly, of Pittsburg, Pa, spent the
holidays with the formers mother.
Mrs. George G. Townsend is among
Washington friends.
Miss Nellie Dtetz, of Cumberland,
spent New Year with the family of
James Dando.
Miss Mary Il. Porter is visiting rel
atives and friends i'll Baltimore.
Miss Annie Raley spent part of this
week with friends in Cumberland.
F. C. Lower, of Altoona. Pa. was
among friends here during the holt
days.
Miss Nellie Cooper is at home from
9 pleasant visit to Cumberland.
George T. Smith, of Pittsburg, Pa,
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Smith.
Col. Graham Dukehart. of Balti-
more, grand lecturer, is here on Ma
sonic business. He is the guest of F.
C. Beall.
Misses Lizzie Lingo, of Pittsourg.
Pa, and Lucy Taafel, of Cumberland,
are guests of Miss Belle c. Wilderman.
Mrs. Maria Jenkins and Miss Suralv
Jenkins, of Bridgeport. o., returned
home Thursday after ii pleasant visit
to friends here.
A. f. Parker returned Thursday
from trip to New York.