Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1897-03-13
Personal.

Personal.
William Lunsford, the Roanoke at
torney who recently decided to abandon
law for the ministry, and who has ac-
cepted call from the Third Baptist
Church of that city, is a brother of
Abner Lunsford, attorney, of this
place. Mr.. Lunsford is said to be a
strong, fluent preacher.
Miss Name Haverstick returned
Tuesday from a short visit to Wash
ington, D. G.
Misses Clare Weible, Of Cumberland,
and Alice Dixon, of Homecoming, are
guests of Miss Pearl Benson.
Mrs. 6. A. Smith is visiting her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. F. Nc
Cardell, in Annapolis.
Miss Fannie A. Dixon, of Iona
coming, is the guest of Miss Jennie
Scott.
Miss Maud Taylor visited friends in
Cumberland last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Loar, of Vale Summit,
is the guest of James Netherlands
family.
Rev. V. F. Schmitt, former pastor
of St. Michael's, will attend the st.
Patrick's, day celebration in Mt. Saw
age next Wednesday, and as that
place is within short distance of
Frostburg, he will most likely take in
the metropolis during the day. His
many friends will be glad to see him.
Capt. John Sheridan, of Mt. Savage,
was in the city to-day" says the Cum
berland Ne,os of Wednesday. The geni
al captain was also in this metropolis
talking cheeriiy, as is his wont, about
the future. He is one of the men, too
rare IN this world, who never get out
of humor with conditions that cannot
be helped. A talk with him is always
good remedy for the blues.
Like unto the captain is James j.
Hoblitzell, the hospitable, big hearted
leader of Meycrsdale enterprise, who
was here Thursday. He had enter
tanned a complaint against the JOUR-
NAL, but a word of explanation and an
other of penitence brought instantane-
Gus absolution.
A familiar superscription upon a
copy of the New Orleans Ua.) Picayune
Of last Monday indicates that Clayton
Purnell, of this place, was in that city
on that day. Later-Further investi-
cation develops the fact that he was
on Sunday d guest of the St. Charles
hotel. From the Crescent city he went
to Biloxi, Miss. thence to several
places in Florida. He is in the South
on legal business.
Register of Wills A. H. Dowden
honored the great paper with d call
Thursday. The JOURNAL would
rather meet a man like him than find
horseshoe.
Miss Mary Lapp returned home last
Saturday, after IA lengthy visit to her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Franklin, of
Washington, ID. C.
John Welsh returned to his home in
Iowa, Thurdsay, after four months
visit to his sister, Mrs. Patrick Nc
Caffrey.
George M. Hoblitzell, of Hyndman,
Pa, was one of the attendants upon
Mr.. Shaffers funeral.
: The Oakland Republican, says "Miss
Wright, of Frostburg, who has been
visiting the Misses Miller at this place
for two Or three weeks, returned home
Monday. She was accompanied by
: Misses Susie and Maggie Miller, who
will visit friends and relatives at Frost
burg for some time"
Miss Ella Schuyler, of Homecoming,
is the guest of Miss Matte Morgan.
Mrs. Minnie Rank, of Homecoming,
spent Thursday with friends in town.
Patrick Mccartney and daughter,
+ Miss Maggie, spent part of this week
S in Cumberland.
Mrs. G. B. Wack, of Hamburg. Pa.
= formerly of this place, was the guest
), of her son-in law. Mr.. John A. Smith
a during this week.
S The Baltimore Sun says "Miss Edith
Kelley, daughter of Rev. A. r. Kelley
: retiring pastor of Towson Methodist
: Episcopal Church, has been spending
, a few weeks with Miss Jessie Campbell
at her home, in Washington. d. C.n