Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1898-07-09
Personal.

NAL fraternal call Tuesday. He is
a journalist whose intelligent work has
brought him success. AS a semi-oc-
caSional visitor to Frostburg he has
become an admirer of the features
that make the town notable, and his
further interest in the place is denoted
In the fact that he is Il brother-in-law
of a jovial fellow citizen-Duncan f.
Shaffer.
Dr. Eugene Lindauer, of Phila-
delphia, was the guest this week of his
uncle, Marx Wineland.
Capt. T. F. McCardell, of the Comp
troller's office, Annapolis, is visiting
his sonin-law, DR.. G. A. Smith. 1t is
not generally known that the captain
played leading part in the last days
drama of State Normal School No. =
legislation. He saw, as others did,
that the measure had no show for CON
slderation against those which always
have the fright of way" 1t was he
who suggested and drew the provision
for insertion in the general appropria-
ton bill, and he is among those who
have held from the beginning that it
is an appropriation as valid as any in
the Act. These facts ought to make
the captain welcome visitor to the
town now and hereafter.
Henry Fresh and family, of Wheel
ing, W. Va, are spending the summer
with Mrs. F.. father, George Gunnett.
His Eminence, James Cardinal Glib
bons, honored Frostburg with stay
which extended over last Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday. He was lavish
IN praise of the towns unrivaled ad-
vantages as a resort. The purity of
its water fupply and the salubrity of
its atmosphere are topics upon which
His Emlnence grows grandly eloquent.
He was the guest of Rev. S. j. Clalk Ike.
Miss Marie Westcott, of Chester
town, Md, daughter of Ion. Charles
T. Westcott, State Senator from Kent
county, is the guest of the Misses
Grove.
Rev. +. j. Gray, the builder of the
M. f. Church edifice, and his good
wife never forget Frostburg nor the
JOURNAL when anything of interest
takes place in connection with the
school of whose faculty he is the presi-
dent-Wiliamsport Pa.) Dickinson
Seminary. The latest testimonial of
this affection for former home is a
marked copy of the Gazette and Bulletin,
of that city, containing finely written
account Of the semi-centennial CON-
mencement exercises of the school.
A class of Is was graduated, "the
largest in the life of the Seminary.
Thus ended,' continues the report, "a
year Of remarkable success and fifty
years of splendid history Bishop
Bowman, the first president, preached
the sermon to an audience comprising
a score or more of the students of the
first year. Mr. Gray has had charge
OF the school over 20 years.
Col. Nat. Tyler, prominent news
paper writer of Washington, D. G., is
visiting his son, M. B. Tyler, the cour-
teous chief clerk of the local Office of
the Consolidation Coal company. Col.
Tyler is a veteran journalist, having
been long associated as correspondent
and editor with a number of the most
prominent papers in Virginia and the
capital city.
Miss Jessie Campbell, of Washing
ton, d. c., is the guest of Miss Nellie
V. Betz.
Frederick Genauf, son of John f.
Gehauf, of the firm of Gehauf Il
Mayer, of this place, was graduated
from the commercial department of
the wellknown Central Commercial
College, of Cumberland. on the LIST
inst.-an institution which ranks as
one of the leading business schools of
Maryland. Mr.. Gehauf is an excel
lent young man and thorough student,
for whom the Faculty bespeaks sue
cessful future.
Mrs. R. P. Mason and daughter,
Sallie, left Thursday to visit the
formers home, Dunkirk, Nd.
Miss Myrtle Wilderman, of Cairo,
w. Va, guest of Miss Emma Morgan,
is circulating among other old friends,
Miss lizzie Hartig left last Thurs
day for Detroit, Michigan, on a visit.
Miss Elizabeth Earle, of Milldale,
Va, is visiting Ms. Olin Beall.
Miss Ella Williams, of Scranton, Pa,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. C.
Wright.
HOLE Homrigbaus, of Washington,
ID. C., is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. A. Hole.
Miss Minnie Hutson, of Meyersdale,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. a. NJ. Devecmon.
Misses Nellie and Lille Martin, of
Shepherdstown, W. Va, are guests of
Miss Grace Shaffer.