Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-08-03
Personal.

James Bannatyne, of Eckhart, was here
last Saturday-not particularly because
he follows the crowd" but here on
general principles. And while here,
knowing that his subscription to the
JOURNAL closed that day, he renewed by
paying for another year ending with the
last issue of July, 1902. That the way
Bannatyne does, He is a model sub
scriber, good religiously, and handsome
personally.
Miss Lena FRESHMAN, of Frostburg, -
says the Keyser CIV. NaJ Tribunp, ar
rived last Saturday on short visit to
friends and was IL guest of Mrs. S. D..
Blair while here"
Mrs. George Hill, of this vicinity, re-
turned home Tuesday from two weeks
stay i'll Fall River, Mass.
Henry Morgan, of Carlos, was in town
Wednesday on Il business visit.
w. w. Powell, Il son of the late Ran
som T. Powell, of Eckhart, is among
friends i'll town and vicinity He is ii
Baltimore law student of especially
bright promise.
Miss Annie Z. Dando, daughter of
Hon. James Dando, of this place, has en-
tered the Maryland General hospital,
Baltimore, to obtain training as IL nurse
She is an intelligent, bright young lady,
with just the qualities to achieve success
i'll IA line every day becoming more and
more Il necessary as we'll as humane
calling.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hill, son and daughter,
Allen J. and Ida NJ, returned home Sun
day from pleasant visit to Pittsburg
and Braddock, Pa. They We're accom-
panied by d. Thoburn Hill, of Braddock
who will make his home in Cumber-
land and work in the interest of the
Singer Sewing Machine company.
w. H. Koch, jr., wife and two chill
dren, of Pittsburg, Pa, are here visiting
Mr.. ks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Koch. WILL" as he is atfectionately
known by hismany old friends, is mana
ger of the Hitchman Coal companys
business at Wheeling, w. Va, and ex-
poets to move his family to that thrifty
city erelong.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. King, of Wash
ingtou, ID. c., are summer guests of Dr.
J. G.. Pfeiffer.
Mrs. Samuel Frantz and Miss Ethel
FrantZ, of Cumber land, are the guests of
Mrs. Greenbury Humberston, on Broad
way.
Mrs. II. A. V. Parker and two chill
dren, of Norfolk, Va, are guests of Mrs.
p. s father, John l.. Porter.
Charles Smith, handsome employee
of the Meyersdale (Pa.) Rop"LIicon, was
over here last Saturday to see - Frank
Spates, and incidentally attend the picnic.
Harry Bear, with several new stories,
landed i'll town last week on Il visit to
relatives. He lives in Philadelphia now
and carries the air of one who is doing
well among those who regard the key
stone and not the buckeye as the whole
thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ort and Mrs.
Charles II. Blassc, of Pittsburg, Pa,
came over Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Jacob Bctz, Mrs. Orts mother.
Others brought here on the same sad
errand are Messrs. Philip Heintz, of
Baltimore, a brother, and Henry Mullen,
of Martinsburg, w. Va, nephew of
the deceased lady.
j. M. Mealing, wife and four children,
of Birmingham, Ala, are guests of b.
w. Deffinbaugh. Mr.. NJ, brother of
j. j. Mealing, of this place, himself IA
former resident, left here Is years ago.
This is his first visit since. The towns
many improvements quite destroy his
recognition Of the old place, but these he
is, of course, glad to notice. He tells
flattering story of industrial growth and
advancement in and around his South
crn home.
Prof. f. f. MetzYer and family, of
Lutherville, Md, are vacation guests of
Joseph b. Thomas, at Eckhart. Mr. NJ.
is an ex-principal of Beall High School,
now occupying chair i'll the faculty of
IA popular female seminary at Lutherville.
Hon. Thomas p. Jacobs, of New Mar
tinsville, o., will arrive to-day on visit
to Mrs. Jacobs. who, with her daughter,
Miss Daisy Payne, is spending the sum
mer here. Mr. Jacobs will make use of
his visit to enjoy also several days Of
metropolitan salubrity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George iunnrtt left last
Saturday to stay several weeks in Sails
bury, Pa, with their daughter, Mrs
Henry Fresh.
Ross Patton, of Aspinwall, Pa, is Wis
iting his uncle, William McLuckie, ST.
Miss Katharine Price, of Baltimore,
is the guest of her brother, DR.. ]. Mar
shall Price.