Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-07-07


his own language again 81 am a gen
tieman in every respect by instinct
and inheritance lacking only the
requirement of education. and can
talk to the President with as much
frankness as to the humbleSt freeman
in all America Mr.. Nolan's recital
of the incident the JOURNAL has so
imperfectly reproduced is warmed by
Celtic conception of 1.-The true, the
beautiful. the brave and the good,'
and must be heard to be adequately
appreciated.
Personal.
W. r. Evitt and wife, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mrs. e. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Thomas.
George Stern, son of B. Stern, pres
ident of the First National Bank, left
Thursday morning for Ithaca, N. Y,
whe,e he will take thorough course
in the law school of Cornell university.
George is already a scholar of high at
tainments and has in HIM the making
of a great man.
Ransom T. Powell, of Glen Roy,
Ohio, has been re-appointed pension
examiner for one year, dating from
the LIST inst. Salary, $1,000. Mr..
Powel's appointment Is charged to
Maryland and earned, not by the force
and urgency Of political seeking, but
by his impartial, conscientious and in
dustrious performance of duty.
Miss Lizzie Thomas. OF Western
Maryland college, Westminster, reach
ed home Tuesday to spend vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Thomas.
Horace Beall, of Charlestown, w.
Va, is here for Il weeks stay under
"the old rooftree."
Carl Ewald and sister, Miss Carrie,
of Mt. Savage. were guests last Satur-
day of Fred. Johnson's family.
Capt. J. w. Glenn, of jefferson
county, w. Va, is the guest of his
son in-law, DIN Beall. Frostburg has
no visitor who more enjoys the place
and its society than this gallant gen
tleman, and it is equally pleasant to
say that his friends here are always
glad to welcome him.
Dr. J. Marshall Price. of this place,
was elected member of the Tri-State
Medical Association at the annual
meeting in Cumberland Thursday of
last week.
Julius Jandort, of New York. a son
of the late Joseph Jandorf. of this
place, is visiting relatives here. He
is enamored of New York life, yet
glad to see old friends and scenes
again. He is accompanied by his
cousin, Charles B. Jando,f, of same
city.
Col. r. f. Fast and wife, of Morgan
town. w. Va, are guests of DR.. C. C.
odCODS' Iuo SeHidl Colouel anu tue
equally genial doctor are half
brothers.
The Meyersdale Pa.) Commercial says
"Mr. and Mrs. Grove, accompanied
by Mrs. Groves sister, Miss Beckle
Darrah. left Tuesday to spend indie
pendence Day at Frostburg." The
same paper chronicles visit to that
town last Sunday by Messrs. Joseph
Bear and Edward Donanue.
Miss Marie Thomas is at home from
a lengthy stay in Scranton, Pa.
a. F. Parker, druggist, left Thurs
day for weeks series of dips IN the
surf at Atlantic city.
Titus A. Brick was in town Tuesday.
From an item in the Cumberland
Ne~s it is learned, in substance, that
j. B. Shannon, of the metropolis, was
sin town" Thursday.
Benjamin Price and wife. of Balt-
more, are guests of Mr.. Prices father,
DR.. T. G. Price. 1t is related that Mr..
and Mrs. Price were married in Feb
ruary, last, but the happy circum-
stance was kept Economically sub rosa
until the announcement OF the intend
ed visit to his parents.
Miss Bertha Cleveland. of Oakland,
Md, is visiting the family of her
grandfather, w. H. Parker.
w. l.. Tanney, of Cumberland, was
IN town yesterday and left some ad-
vertlsing matter for the JOURNAL.
Read among New Business Locals
the item entitled "An Announcement"
and the one headed Terrible Rail