Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-08-02

Rev. Albert Homrighaus, of Washing
ton, d. c., arrived Monday on Il visit to
his family, summering here. All are
guests of John Wcigand, Frost avenue.
Robert b. and G.. Miles Cooper, of
New Shaft, returned Il few days ago
from delightful vacation spent among
old friends at Edinburg, Va.
Misses Phena Wagner and Mary Hum
berson are spending Il few weeks with
relatives i'll Pittsburg, Pa.
John A. Daley, of Baltimore, was
here several days visiting his sick mother,
Mrs Cornelius Daley. John is Frost
burg boy, vintage of the sixties, who is
doing well as manager of John Fitz-
berger's metal skylights, sheet-copper,
corniceS, etc.
Mrs. Daniel Porter is visiting friends
in Hyndman, Bedford, Everett, and
other Pennsylvania towns. Mrs. Owen
England, her mother. followed yester-
day morning to enjoy the same tour.
Claude Bowman, of Franklin, w. Va,
is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. \. j.
Wilson.
Mrs. II. II. Powell and daughter, Miss
Escha and son. John, of Baltimore, are
visiting relatives and friends here and i'll
Eckhart.
Mrs. H. G. Rank and two sons, of
Cumberland, spent Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Dando. Miss
Grace H. Dando accompanied Mrs. II.
home to spend few days.
Mrs. William Williamson and two
children, of Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. George Hosken, Spring street.
Ex- Mayor George II. Wittig left
Thursday morning for several weeks
recreation at Atlantic city, accompanied
by Miss Erncstine and Oliver, daughter
and son, and Mrs. Walter w. Wittig,
daughtcr-in-law.
Peter J. Donohue, of Meycrsdalc, Pa,
was guest Of his sister, Mrs. Peter
Daley, several days last and this week.
The latter made his visit the occasion of
Il family reunion last Sunday, when, for
the first time i'll 6 years, all sat around
the same board.
Mrs w. A. Glotfelty and Misses
Rose and Carrie Haberlein left Thurs
day to make tour of Washington, Balti
more, Philadelphia and Atlantic city.
In Philadelphia they will be entertained
hy w C. SchOeuman
Rev. ID. M. Mccormick, formerly as
sistant pastor of St. Michael's church,
now first assistant pastor of st. Martins
church, Baltimore, came up Monday and
staid until Thursday. He has many
friends here.
Prof f. d. Murdaugh is at East New
Market, this State, with his family, and
incidentally putting i'll some heavy
work for Frostburg's State Normal
Miss Marie Mcknight, of Washing
ton, d. c., visiting Mrs. T. &. Dillon, of
the st. Cloud hotel, attended Prof
Daisy's dancing club Monday evening
and reports enjoying a good time. Miss
Marie is very pleasant little lady and
delighted with Frostburg.
Miss Sarah M. Lewis Bowery street,
visiting friends in Homecoming for II
week, returned Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Tena McAlpine, of that place.
Miss Mary McAlpine of Homecoming, is
also guest of the family of John f.
Lewis.
Mrs. NJ. +. Carson. of Baltimore, is
spending the summer with her son, j.
Benjamin Carson, Bowery street.
Miss Emily Dodge, of Washington,
d. c., is the guest of her sister, Mrs G..
G.. Townsend.
Miss Mamie Blocker, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is visiting Miss Mamie McCulloh.
J. w. Schofield, of the United States
Army Hospital Corps, reached his home
here last Sunday after an absence Of
three years in the Philippine Islands.
He has grown i'll stature and become
better-looking until he is tail, hand
| some man of soldierly cast and bearing.
| He may give the JOURNAL sketch of
his experience and impressions erelong.
He is son of b. Il. Schofcld and says
he has come home to stay.
Misses Carrie and Beulah Fisher, of
Keyser. w. Va, are guests of their
aunt, Mrs r. &. Dillon, at the St. Cloud
hotel.
Miss Mary Bradley, of Cumberland,
was the guest Wednesday of Miss