Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-01-10
EreViticS.

TItI. JOHNSON, ana tne groom IL SOll Ol
Alfred JcffrieS. They will reside here
EreVitics.
Sessions of the Farmers Institute
We're held in Cumberland Thursday and
FhntStone yesterday. Is. 5. Randolph,
of this place, is IA prominent represent
ative.
The JOURNAL regrets that seldom"
name.
The Inller hold-up and attempt to
enter Evans store suggest some close
watching by the night policeman.
The schools opened last Monday, and
the boy who willnot go and study while
a boy dooms himself to become one of
the men who do drlldgery all their lives
Last Saturday w. T. Ford snapped
his Frostburg prince" for Lonacon-
ing "Queen' and, although "Prince" is
a dandy, he figures that he can now
place Singer sewing machines with Il
velocity which will make his COMPETE
tors heads swim. Ldtcr.-W ednesday
Mr.. Ford met G. II. Hymes nearly in
front Of the JOURNAL office, proposed to
trade "Queen' for the off side grey in
HymeS team. Done" said Hymes,
and the animals changed hands.
"'Queen wouldn't get acquainted with
the electric cars says Mr.. Ford.
Roger Williams, night policeman, be-
came i'll last Saturday and designated A.
L. Mckenzie as his substitute Link"
put on the big badge and carried other
insignia of authority, but the disorderly
element, if anv. kept ont of his way.
Ticket No. 80, held by Henry +. Cook,
this place, was awarded the X. Ct. f.
sword, cap and belt disposed of by Iona
coming Castle, No. y, X. G. E., Tuesday
December 30, 1902!
Lodge election lists and ii few other
items go over until next week. Read
"Ncw Advertisements instead.
Died.
Mrs. Richard c. Jones, of Nanticoke,
Pa, visiting her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Jethro Jetfries, after a stay of
about two weeks had the misfortune
Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1902, to lose by
death her son. Richard, aged about 3
years. MIR. Jones, the father. arrived
Thursday. The funeral took place at
Mr.. Jetfries residence Friday afternoon;
interment i'll Allegany cemetery.
Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1902, of heart
disease, Willie, son of Lincoln Reed, of
tlis vicinity, aged years.
Nellie Webster ii colored girl aged Is
years, Tuesday, December %, 1902, of
consumption.
In Parkersburg, w. Va, Christmas
day, 1902, Donald Davidson Dis, infant
son of Mr.. j. w. and Mrs. Eva w. Dis,
of that city, aged months and Is days.
At his home, this place, Tuesday
morning, Dec. 30, 1902. Mr.. \. Sachs,
aged IL years. Monday evening he un-
derwent ii surgical operation for cancer
of the stomach by a Johns Hopkins hos
pital surgeon. This lie survived with
apparently good result. \ short time
later, however, he grew worse and sank
until the end came. He was native of
Germany, resident III this place several
years. Mrs. Sachs is left with several
infant children.
At his home, Midlothian, Tuesday,
Dec. 30, 1902, Mr.. Benjamin Wilson,
aged go years. He was the blacksmith
at Carlos for the Barton and Georges
Creek Coal company. He was several
years resident of this place.
Sunday, Dec, IS, 1902, Mrs. Sarah
Rowe, living near town on the south
side. Mr.. Rowe and two infant children
are bereaved of Il good wife and mother.
Mrs. Rowe was 2S years old.
At his home, near Markham, Va,
Friday, Jan. 2 1903, Mr.. Manley Brown,
aged - years. Mr.. Brown was the
father of Mrs. George G. Neville, of this
place, well and reputably known in his
community. Mrs. Neville left same
day to attend the funeral.
Robert Sinclair, formerly of this place,
died in New York Dec. 20, 1902 aged 81
years. Interment here two days later
Marian, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grahame, died Thursday
night of pneumonia. Would have been
month old yesterday.