Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-03-25

John f. Taylor, f. &. Hitchns,
c. d. Getty, John W. Taylor,
Charles Stewart, Frank Watts,
George n Beal, II. b. ColbOrn,
J. b. Shannon, DR.. J. NJ Price,
J. Is. Williams, Dr. |. l.. Ritter,
n r. Hooking, T. g. Porter,
DR.. A. b. Price, G. d. Mcneil.
About II o'clock the visitors became
banquet guests of the lodge at the
Hotel Gladstone, the menu comprising
Il choice selection of edibies, prepared
in the very highest style of culinary
art. Manager Murdck is the recipi.
ent of many deserved compliments
from epicurean professionals Of dis
tinction, local and abroad.
Lodge exercises, resumed, lasted I'M
til the early hours of Wednesday, con-
Guiding with election of officers as
follows:
Eralted Ruier-D. f. Shailer
Esteemed LcadiHg Huight-F. c. EeaI.
" Loyd - b. f. McMullen
q Lcct,triag " J. b. Shannon
Sccrctaly-W. P. Sullivan.
TreaSnrey-C. o. TowIes.
Trustees, 3 years-Frank Watts.
2 R. Amman.
l DR.. A. b. Price.
IUey-J. H. Htchins
ESq"ire-C. L. Tucker.
There is evidently brilliant future
for the Lodge.
There is a faction of the Cumber-
land crowd called "the Indians"
whose drolleries furnished a vast
amount of amusement for the entire
company.
Lodge will meet Tuesday evening,
18th inst, in Wehner's hall, instead
of Hotel Gladstone annex.
Personal.
James a. Saul baugh, Of the hos
pital corps, Font Myer, Va, near
Washington, d. c., came home to at
tend the funeral of his brother, Will
liam j., elsewhere noted, remaining
several days thereafter. Helikes hos
pital work, and it is evident his en-
ployment agrees with him.
Another brother, Robert r. g..
Saurbaugh, Of Fall River, Mass, was
also here until Thursday. He is pros
pering at his vocation in that city.
B. 7. Schofeld left Monday to attend
the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen in Baltimore. He repre-
SCENTS Allegany Lodge, No. II, of this
place.
Miss Lille johnson returned home
last Saturday after five moaths'
visit to relations in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas, of
Cumberland, were the guests last Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. William J Cooper
The Midland Press, after Il county
road to Dams Rock, makes mention
of especial thanks due Commissioner
Prtchard, who, although not from
this district, has kindly taken hold
with our own Commissioner to help US
Mr.. Pritchard, by-the-wav, is a good
man for commissioner. We ought to
keep him there
DR.. &. A. Smith left Thursday for
St. Louis, Mo-, to buy Il number of
mules for the Consolidation Coal com
pany.
Harry Bear. of Alexandria, Va, is
here on Il visit to his home folks
From Harry's report Alexandria, like
Homecoming, is slow town. The
worst is, neither place is sure. Hence,
his fondness for returning to the me-
tropolis, where everything is rapid and
certain.
Louis Daingerfeld, of the Consoli-
dation Coal company's local Office,
leaves this evening for Alexandria,
Va. He is witness in suit testing
the validity of the will of his grand
mother, Mrs. Eliza J. Daingerfield, a
daughter of the late Hon. Reverdy
Johnson.
Col. Ii. +. Fast and wife, of Morgan
town, W. Va, spent several days here
recently, the guests Of DR.. c. c. Jacobs,
at the Hotel Gladstone.
Miss Lutte DeIano, of Ellerslie, Nd.
was the guest OF Miss Mary Keller
several days this week.
Miss Allie r. Hartzell, Of Hyndman,
Pa, spent last Sunday here with rel
atives.
Henry Fresh and family, of Sails