Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-04-17
Personal.

now a pension examiner. is Il sufferer
from chronic asthma. At his request
the authorities have transferred him
from Marietta, Ohio, to Pueblo, Col
orado. His field of operations COM
prises the territory of New Mexico and
q counties of Colorado. He left for
Pueblo, accompanied by his son,
William, last Monday, his family re-
naming in Marietta until he has tested
the effect of the atmosphere upon his
trouble.
Eugene w. Grayson, of Luray, Va,
salesman for c. ID. Kenny, Cumber-
land, called on the JOURNAL Thursday
and re-lit many memories of names and
scenes of the past. Though quite
young, he has started business life
which affords real promise of success.
Miss Lille Carson is visiting friends
in Ellerslie this week.
Miss Agnes Hartman, of Cumber-
land, visited relatives and friend in
town this week.
W. B. Spill and son, Elmer, are
spending the Easter holidays in Cum
berland.
Mrs. Addison Isaacs and little daugh-
ter, Leona, of Cumberland, visited
friends in town last Sunday.
Miss Mary Price spent last Saturday
in Cumberland.
Rev. d. w. Griffin returned Tues
day from a pleasant trip to Virginia
and North Carolina.
Clarence Scott, attending school in
Baltimore, is at home for the Easter
vacation.
Messrs. l.. M. Bennett, w. J. Cooper,
c. H. Hamill, J. B. Shannon and Fred.
Domdera represent Frostburg on the
grand jury, and w. 7. Hobitzell and
George Aldom on the petit
John Warn and Charles Crook left
Thursday for visit to England and
Wales. They are interested in a
legacy of f45 900.
Misses Bette Hartig and Emma
Hohing have returned from a pleasant
visit to Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Price, attending school
in Charlestown, W. Va, is spending
the Easter holidays with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Price !
Christopher Roberts, of Cumberland.
formerly of this place, was around
shaking hands Thursday with old
neighbors and friends.
Mrs. James Mcfarland and little
daughter, Anna, visited friends in
Cumberland this week.
j. W. Dis, Of Parkersburg, W. Va,
is here enjoying rest at the residence
Of his father-in-law, C. H. Walker.
Flank Engle, of Homestead, Pa, is
a visitor to old friends and scenes.
Miss Katie McCaughan left Monday
to visit friends in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. George D. Mcneil and son,
Hampton, are visiting relatives in
Keyser, w. Va.
Prof. and Mrs. F. E. Metzger, of
Lutherville, Md, are the guests of the
latter's father, Joseph B. Thomas, at
Eckhart.
Mrs. G. A. Smith returned home
Monday from lengthy visit to An
napolis.
John e. Shuckhart, of Cleveland,
o., and G. G. Shuckhart, of Newark,
o.. We're here last week attending the
funeral of their father, John H. Shuck-
hart, whose death was noted in these
columns.
w. G. Devecmon, leading member
of the Cumberland bar, is i'll at his
mothers residence, this place. The
JOURNAL is glad to assure his many
warm friends, however, that che is on
the mend.'
Messrs, Il. NJ. Browning and II. H .
Stotler, representing a desirable form
of life insurance, are at the Hotel
Gladstone. Mr.. Browning belongs to
the pioneer family of that name, and
Mr.. Stotler was once Frostburg boy,
and, being insurance men, there are
three reasons why they are immensely
clever gentlemen.
Mrs. Rose Paul and two children, of
Cumberland, are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. A. M. Devecmon.
J. X. Palmer and Harry Peverally,
of Philadelphia, were guests last Sun
day of j. B. Williams.
j. Il. Shannon was called to his
home in Springfield, W. Va, this week
by the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Ellen Clark, of Cumberland, is
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