Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-04-03
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relatives in town.
Thomas Sleeman, of Pittsburg, Pa,
visited friends in town part of this
week
Miss Lizzie Lewis, of Homecoming,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Lewis, last Sunday.
Miss Emma Wehner returned home
last Saturday from visit to Washing
ton. DC.
Charles Clitchfeld, of Ellerslie,
spent last Sunday in town.
Joseph Johns, of Oakland, is among
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. E. j. Wilson and three children,
of Johnstown, Pa, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Thomas.
Daniel Prophesier lancaster Hobo
Bustersquire Whiskers, son of dis
tinguished citizen of Pocahontas, was
in town Tuesday. He came very near
ordering wedding cards announcing
his coming nuptials with Maria Hold
up Lucille Helen Dolly Warden Grin
oline Koffkutter, daughter of an
eminent citizen of Allegany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson.
of Pittsburg, attended George Hosken's
funeral, Tuesday.
Miss Emily Spill is teaching school
at Lonaconlng as substitute. She will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Little, of
Cumberland, are among friends here.
Edward Ort returned to Pittsburg,
Pa, this week, after a pleasant stay
of several weeks among relatives here.
Harry Fade, ST., Harry FADE, jr., of
Burnham, Pa; Robert Pierson, of
Wolfsburg, Pa, and Mrs. Isaac Pier
son, of Bedford, Pa, attended the
funeral of John Hart Tuesday.
Mrs. Georgia Gatewood aud children
have gone to Norfolk, Va, after
spending the winter with the formers
mother, Mrs. S. E. McCulloh.
Rev. William Stevens, recently ap-
pointed junior pastor at St. Paul's NJ.
b. Church, South, Baltimore, is visit
ing relatives here.
j. j. Robinson, editor of the Star !:
John Hamilton, William Dixon and
William Campbell, of Homecoming,
We're in town Thursday evening con-
ferring with the Cycle club concerning
"A Celebrated Case"
DR.. W. I. Rowe. of Meyersdale, Pa. il,
attended the funeral of the late Hon.
George Hosken Tuesday.
The Meyersdale Pa.) Commercial
says William Slicer and family have
arrived here from Frostburg, Md, and
are the guests of Mr.. Steers brother
and family, of the Slicer House. Mr..
Sllcer's family consists of himself and
wife, Mrs. Glodfelty and children.
They will occupy the Mrs. Laura
Countryman house on North street,
which is being fitted up for them
Mr.. Sllcer is a citizen whose residence
and business record here for a num-
Der of years won him the high regard
OF all. With his other friends here
the JOURNAL wishes him a long and
pleasant sojourn in his new home.
"A Complete Success"
vi the production of damon and
Pylhias" at Homecoming last Saturday
evening by the Frostburg company
the Star, after characterizing it as "a
complete success" says:
The difficult play was we'll rendered and
gave entire satisfaction to the large audience
present. The scenery and costumes were es-
pecially fine and added to the production
The parts We're all well taken, Dr. Pfeiffer, as
Damon probably excelling. The support
was good Mr.. Joseph Bear, as "Philistius, :"
sharing the honors ON this occasion. DR..
Pfeitfer and Mr.. Owen Price, as "Pythias, "
received handsome boquets in the third act
The audience was well pleased as was evi-
denced by the frequent applause and excep.
tionally good order which prevailed through.
out the performance.
Mr.. Alex. Boag, jr., complmented the com.
pany at the close of the fourth act, and on
behalf Of Rising Sun Lodge, X. of P, thank
ed the audience for their liberal patronage.
The Reoie,o's report is also very com
ELEMENTARY to the company, and says
also
The Knights are much gratilied over the
result of the performance.
The company returned home much
pleased with the generous reception
accorded them.
Tuesday evening the company APP
peared in Ravenscrofts' Opera House
in the interest of the Firemen. A fine
audience was present, those witness.
ing both performances on that stage
pronounciug the latter superior. To
be impartially political great credit is
due to both the engineer, Peter Lam,
inert, and "Philistius," the Mayor of
the play, Joseph Bear.
Election BrevIties
The long delayed telegraph
publication announcing the hours of
election states that ''polls will open at
s O'Clock Il. IN. and close at p. m.'
The Code fixes the houl of opening al
8 IA. m.