Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-08-25
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. r. p. Mason and little daughter
Sallie, are in town. Mrs. NJ. is making
preparation for removal next week to
Washington, ID. c., where Mr.. Mason is
employed i'll the Census department..
ID. Percy Anthony, of Altoona, Pa, is
Il guest of the family of George p.
Tenant
Miss Aggie Mason, millineri in Friends
vile, Md, i'll town last week, is now in
Baltimore purchasing fall goods
President Lord, of the Consolidation
Coal company, was i'll town on Il tour of
the cOmpanys mines Monday, accom-
panied by a number of New York and
Baltimore capitalists interested in coal.
Hon. John X. Cowen, president of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company,
was one of the party
Mrs. James II. johnson left Thursday
on visit to friends in Blaine, w. Va.
Among the guests ut "Beall Place"
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gillespie, of
Baltimore. Mr.. G. is the agent of the
johnson Line of steamships, and his
wife Is the youngest daughter of the
late John Ryan, widely and pleasantly
remembered by newspaper men Of many
States as for many years Baltimore 5 fore
most type-founder.
Col. Michael Coonev, also guest of
"Beall Place. is United States rcgu-
lar army officer with an honorable
career antc-dating the civil war. He
was for long time Il fellow officer of
Gen. Chatfce, now commanding the
American forces in China. This is his
second summer in Frostburg
Miss Emile Duval, visiting Miss Name
Haverstick, returned to her home. Cul-
pepper, Va, accompanied by Miss Haver-
stick, last Saturday.
William Watson Powell, a son of the
late Ransom 7. Powell, is visiting rel
atives and friends i'll this place and
vicinity. He is studying law with
Steuart & Stcuart, of Baltimore, is IL
bright young fellow and ambitious
enough to become man of note in his
chosen profession.
Mrs. George Ort and son, William, of
Allegheny city, Pa, are visiting Mrs
O.'s mother, Mrs. Jacob Betz, of this
place.
Capt. T. T. Kirby, wife and niece, of
Baltimore, are guests of George P
Tenants family. The captain is an
Old Bay Line commander of vessels
which sail between Baltimore and Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Aggie Y. Davis spent Thursday
in Barton.
George Wehner, proprietor of "The
Fair, is putting in a week in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Master George McCulloh, of Braddock,
Pa, il the guest of his grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah McCulloh, east Union street.
Col. Myer Bear, formerly of this place,
is Il salesman i'll Flower Hail." Market
street, Philadelphia, doing well, and lat
est advices indicate that he will prosper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, of Calvert
county, aunt and uncle of Mrs. r. p.
Mason, are spending some time here
Miss Minnie Croft, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Eva Jetfries.
Misses Blanche and Ida Patton, of
PttSburg, Pa, and Mrs Robert Nc
Luckie, of Berlin, Pa, are visiting the
family of William McLuckie, Union
street.
Mrs. William II. Koch and little son,
and Lawrence KOCH of Bridgeville, Pa.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Koch, ST
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunnett returned
last Monday from IA siX-weeks stay with
their son-in-law, Henry Fresh, Sails
bury, Pa.
Miss Manic Hooking and brother
Nicholas, are visiting in Meyersdale, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Young ant
grandson, Samuel Eckles, of Pittsburg
Pa, are guests of the Young Bros ut the
residence of w. a. Glodfelty.
Miss l.. Helen Berkey, of Johnstown
Pa, spent several days this week will
her sister, Mrs. Joshua Johnson.
T. Marshall West, jr., of Piedmont
w. Va, formerly of this place, has bcci
appointed to membership of the faculty
of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
Miss Eifie A. Shatfer has returned
from delightful trip to Atlantic city.
Rev. ID. NJ. Mccormick, former assist
ant pastor of St. Michaels church, il
here enjoying the Inequalities of whilon
parishioners.
Mrs. w. j. Walker and son, Edwin
of McKecsport, Pa, spent several day
here this week, the guest of w. II
Coyner's family.
First shirt-waiSt man i'll town yester
day. He was in deep pink. His nam
and home-M. h. Efliuger, Harrison
burg, Va, travelling for Baltimor
house, and what Jim Thomas would cal
"a rattling good fellow"