Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-09-14
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Personal.

as the house is secured
DIR. |. l.. Ritter is visiting his old
home, Edinburg, Va. DR.. w. r. Smith,
of Meycrsdale, Pa, is attending his
cIirnfcic.
James f. Right, formerly of Midland,
now living i'll the metropolis, was among
his former neighbors last Saturday and
told the Press that che likes his new
home very much
G. May Hill is visiting his sister, Mrs.
d. b. LaPaugh, Braddock, Pa. He con-
templates locating in that city.
Mrs. Annie Race, of McKecsport, Pa,
formerly of this place, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Bocttncr, and other
relatives and friends.
Mrs. II. a. V. Parker and two chill
drcn, left for their home, Portsmouth,
Va, Thursday.
Miss Sadie TWIN and jamie Sappiro
spent Sunday in Homecoming, the guests
of Mrs. Mendelssohn.
Miss Bessie Barrett left Thursday to
attend school i'll Georgetown, ID. G.
Principal G.. w. Craig has returned
from his vacation, spent i'll Washington
county, to take charge of Beall High
School.
Mrs. Annie Sandrock, of Hazleton,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. George Wehner.
Messrs. Duncan and Arnold Sinclair,
of Midlothian, will return this evening
Co. l,,ir -
Technology, Hoboken, N. J.
Miss Mary E. Gatehouse, one of Hitch
inS Bros. Co. s efficient sales ladies, spent
few days III Cumberland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hitchns are max
ing a trip northward and eastward.
Mr.. II. is a member of the International
Railroad Ticket Agent Association
which holds its annual convention i'll
Toronto, Canada, this year. The eX
cursion includes side trips to Montreal
and Quebec.
0. c. Jarrett, formerly of this place,
later a jeweler in Salisbury, Pa, has
gone to Kansas to locate.
Mrs. William Thomas and little son, of
Cumberland, returned home Tuesday
after spending the summer i'll town, ac-
companied by Mrs. It's sister, Miss
Mamie Cooper.
J. Erred" Dillon, in New York city
with his chief, George Stern, writes
home glowing accounts of the other
great metropolis. He has met the Frost
-l,,,.,
McCardell, the Jandorf boys and others,
and reports all getting their share of
health, happiness and prosperity.
Miss Aggie 7. Davis spent IL few days
among Cumberland friends this week.
f. A. Browning, Garrett county's
examiner of public schools, one time a
teacher i'll this vicinity, here on busl-
ness Thursday, took time to call on the
paper that is great.
Miss Ida and Allen Hill spent last
Sunday in Cumberland.
Mrs. Rccce and daughter, of Hazleton,
Pa, are guests of George Wehner's
family.
Miss Phyllis Tucker, of Baltimore,
who has been the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Helen Tucker, of this place, re
turned home last week.
Roy Mayer, son of Henry Mayer, of
this place, won the appointment to the
Maryland Agricultural College scholar
ship.
Mrs. Annie Rosenberg and two chill
IL,
Pa.
Lawrence and Holt Hitchins are guests
of their aunt, Mrs. Edward Sliger, Oak
land during their parents absence in
Canada-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hitchins.
d. T. Hill, of Cumberland, and Ralph
Flesher, of Braddock, Pa, We're guests
of Mrs. Thomas Hill and family, Me
chanic street, Tuesday.
w. A. Buckholtz and family, of Cum
bcrland, spent last Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Wehner. Mr.. b. is the
manager of the Cumberland Brewing
company, whose product, now far famed,
reflects his concern for the health of
those who relish beverages of appctizing
and slightly exhilarating qualities.
Miss Grace Spielman, the guest of
Mss Nellie Hamill, returned to her
home i'll Cumberland Tuesday.
&. w. Fernsncr, of the Government
printing Office, Washington, d. c., has
returned to that city after spending sew
cral weeks of rest with his brother, l..
+. Fernsner.
T. Getz Hill is spending the week
with friends in Fauquicr county, Va.
Mrs. Henry Gerken and Mrs. Fred.
Wade and little daughter, Hazel, re-
turned home Wednesday from weeks
visit to the formers sister, Mrs. Elmer
Boettner, of Confluence, Pa.
Misses Ida McFarlane, of Mt. Savage,
and Lula johnson, of Cumberland, spent
Friday of last week i'll town.
Mrs. A. Hole, formerly of this place
now of Washington, ID. c., after spend
ing several weeks in Garrett county, is
finishing her summer visit with the
family of Postmaster Davis, on Broad
way. Mrs. H. says she sis always glad
to get back to Frostburg." TO her
there is no place like the old town"
Charles Gatewood left Monday to take
IA course in the army school at West