Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-08-25

ed trip to Reading and Philadelphia,
Pa, and Atlantic city, N. J.
George Strong, of Parkersburg, W.
Va, was guest of r. NJ. Wilderman s
family during the week.
Mrs. A. Homrighaus and three chill
dren, guests of Mrs. Hole, left
Wednesday for their home in Wash
ington, d. C.
The JOURNAL has received the PRO
ceedings of the Grand Commandery,
knights Templar of Minnesota" being
the ''29th Conclave, held at St. Paul
June %, 1884, The minutes fill 124
pages of elegantly printed matter.
Local interest centres in the frontis-
piece, an excellent phototype of the
retiring Grand Commander, j. w.
Nash, a native of Frostburg who has
grown to great prominence in Min
nesota. Mr.. Nash's report and ad
dress take up II pages of the book,
and the record otherwise shows that
the order prospered under his ener-
getic administration.
G.. C. Wilson, of the Cumberland
Times, dropped in on the JOURNAL
Thursday also on several other bus
mess institutions around these head
quarters, and then wrote a readable
letter to his paper. Charlie" as he
is affectionately known, is an i'm
mensely clever gentleman.
G. H. Caudy. of Cedar Cliff, on the
Potomac, was in town last Sunday.
Frank ID. Russell, of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital Dispensary, Balti-
more, is vacating in Frostburg.
Miss Grace S. Weller, of Cumber-
land, spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie
A. Thomas.
Edgar Beall, of Portland, Oregon,
was the guest this week of his brother.
Rev. j. W. Beall. Both gentlemen
are now visiting their home, Della, Md.
Robert Hart, confined to the house
with broken foot for several weeks,
will be himself again in few weeks.
Miss Hooten and Misses Nellie
Hooten and Isa Taylor, of Baltimore,
were guests Wednesday of Miss Annie
l.. Coyner.
Miss Leila NJ. Reisler, daughter of
Edward Reisle,, editor of the Carroll
Neus, Union Bridge, Md, is the guest
of ex-Mayor William Thomas.
Mrs. Jennie Franklin, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting Mrs Theo.
Gunnett, her daughter. She is accom-
panied by Miss Emma Gunnett, IL step
daughter of Mrs. G. Both are glad to
get up into the mountains.
Thorald Jerichau, M. A. and B. P,
professor of music in Stephenson
Seminary, Charlestown, W. Va, was
the guest of DR.. A. B Price several
days recently. Mr.. Jerichau is a
graduate of the Royal Univer ity of
Copenhagen, Denmark. After earn
ing and establishing brilliant reputa-
ton in Europe as a musical tutor,
exemplar and composer, he came to
this country and has been engaged
successfully in number of the best
schools. He is now entering his third
year at Stephenson's, where Miss
Margie Price Is one of his pupils.
Capt. Wagner, of the United States
Army, has been in town several times
lately, visiting Mrs. Devecmon and
DR.. B. M. Cromwell. He was detailed
several years ago to write work upon
military tactics and is now near the
conclusion of the third and last vol
ume. AS military scholar he ranks
foremost in this or any other country,
withal in army and civil life IL most
affable gentleman.
Messrs. j. l.. Dayis and Thomas S.
Lewis canvassed the town this week
for subscriptions to the Ocean and
Midland relief fund, and met with verv
good success.
The Fairmont CIV. Va) L.oier reports
the illness OF Mrs. Richard Fast,
mother of Di. G.. C. Jacobs, of this
place.
Hon. John W. Woods, Judge of the
Hastings court, Roanoke, Va, is the
guest of William Staples
William P. Hart and sister, Miss
Omie, are visiting friends in Somerset,
Pa.
Miss Annie Fallon, of Mercersbury,
Pa, spent part of this week with Miss
Lille johnson.
Barton was represented at these
headquarters yesterday afternoon by
James Tibbetts, a gentleman as ripe
in good words and works as if he were
an active communicate in fourteen
denominations. The JOURNAL is uu.
der contract to go with him shortly on
a Sunday tour of the churches, includ.
ing attendance at spring chicken
dinner.
Misses Nellie and Agnes Sullivan,
of Baltimore, and Annie Howes, of
WesternpOrt, we've among friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. j. M Byrnes and son, Joe, of