Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-06-14
Personal.

Messrs Philip T. Gatehouse and
James G.. Richardson returned Friday
of last week from Scranton, Philadelphia
and other cities in eastern Pennsylvania,
both looking jolly and fat after five
weeks recreation writes cores
pondent.
II. G.. Hill left home Friday accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Ida, to attend
the commencement exercises at st.
Johns College, Annapolis. They will
also visit friends III Baltimore and
Washington.
The JOURNAL prints herewith the
portrait of Sir Frank Gray, p. 5. g.,
supreme recorder of the knights of
Malta, who was here last Saturday even
ing and led the exercises in Victory
Commandery. No. 4, incident to the
initiation of 10 novices. A banquet at
the Hotel Gladstone followed.
Messrs. Thomas and Walter Henry,
accompanied by Mr.. Foster, are here
seeking employment. The Henry broth
ers formerly resided here. later at Scran-
ton, Pa.
Miss Mamie Somerville is visiting i'll
Baltimore and Washington, ID. c.
Frank Watts, cashier Citizens Nation
al Bank, has returned from a visit to
his old home, Canton, Pa.
Messrs. Samuel Pugh and Frank Pry,
of Scranton. Pa, have been the guests
of their uncle, Thomas Gatchouse, Loo
street, for few days. They have Sc
cured employment i'll the Klondike mine
Mayer have returned home from the
Maryland Agricultural College, College
Park, Md.
Fuller Barnard, sheriff, though not
ill., came up Thursday morning for the
benefit of his health. He believes in
the old theory that even a we'll man OBJ
tive air.
Mrs. George w. Cook, of Midlothian,
is visiting relatives and friends in
Western Illinois
George Hill has returned home from
Gettysburg, Pa, where he attended
College.
Benjamin Bowen, of Scranton, Pa,
formerly of this place is visiting among
relatives here.
G. l.. BretZ. general manager of the
w. Va. Central Railway, engaged for last
evening one of the Hotel Gladstone's
best suppers for an electric road party of
about 40.
Conrad Hausrath, a progressive Eek
hart youth, has removed from Corinth,
w. Va, to Avonmore, Pa, on account
Of superior opportunity to rise.
J. Forsythe Harrison, postmaster of
Piedmont, w. Va, newspaper CORES
pondcnt and ornament in general to
West Virginia citizenship, was here
Wednesday visiting d. E. Shatfer.
Whether the call was of political or
social significance the JOURNAL could
not learn, as both gentlemen spoke
guardedly when questioned
Mrs. Nicholas Boynes and three chill
dren, of Kansas City, Mo, are visiting
Mrs. b. 5 mother, Mrs. Mary Wade.
G. Z. Clayton, editor of the Midland
Press, was i'll town last Saturday and
called on the paper that is great.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boettncr and
little son, of Confluence, Pa, visited
relatives in town Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Donahue, of Rosenbaum
Bros store, Cumberland, was here
Wednesday to see her mother.
Mrs. ID. w. LaPaugh, of Braddock,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs Eliza
beth G.. Hill. Mr. LaPaugh came over
on the excursion Sunday, returning to
Braddock same day.
DR.. |. l.. Ritter returned last Saturday
from visit to his mother, residing at
Edinburg, Va.
Rev. John Cronin, of st. Johns, New
Brunswick, Canada, has been here
several weeks visiting his aged mother,
Mrs. Nancy Cronin. Mrs John Carney,
his sister, of Wheeling w. Va, is also
here.
Messrs. Cornelius Bahen and James
McIntire, of this place. left Thursday to
make IA tour of Ireland, their old home.
Mrs. ID. y. HartZcll and two children,
of Cumberland, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Williams.