Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-06-06


Price, of this place, We're the guests of
Benjamin Price. formerly of Frostburg.
during their attendance upon the Ma
tional Eisteddfod, Pittsburg, Pa, last
week They We're royalty entertained.
j. J. Robinson, proprietor of the Iona
coming star and ReriP". was in town
Monday making notes of base ball and
incidentally joining in the smallpox
panic He was III excellent company.
Rev. A. G. Thomson, of Lonaconing,
was in the metropolis Monday. Mr.. T.
was 10 years ago pastor of the FrOstburg
Presbyterian church, but abandoned his
popularity here to achieve similar dis
tinction in Homecoming. where he is also
the recognized chaplain of two news
papers.
Owen Price, jr., of Eckhart was i'll
town Monday Owen is one of the
square fellows within the horizon of the
county's business world.
Misses Grace Stewart and Ella Jones,
of Homecoming; Jennie Hamilton, of
Glencoe, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7.
Hill and little daughter. of Cumberland,
were guests Saturday of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hill and family
Dr. G. II. Brace, recovered from his
recent illness, has returned to his Cum
berland home and practice. He and
Mrs Brace were guests of the Beall
cottages, James Shields, proprietor, and
not the Hotel Gladstone, us herein er-
roneously stated few weeks ago.
w. T. Ford's family removed We'd
nesday to Hambleton, w. Va. Mr.. F. s
health had become impaired by over
work and he went along for months
rest. Returning, he will open an office
somewhere on Union street.
Christopher Davis returned about
week ago from fortnight's stay i'll
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
He Is troubled with asthma and came
back much relieved. In his Judgment
the hospital is ga grand institution"
Miss Genevieve Engle has returned
home from delightful visit to New
York and Washington, ID. {.
Mayor Peter Lammert returned from
his western trip Monday morning and
found, unfortunately, his family under
quarantine.
j. NJ. Byrne, of Pittsburg, Pa, was
here several days of last and this week.
Miss Grace S. Shatfer is visiting
friends in Hagerstown.
Miss Grace johnson, of Piedmont,
visited Miss Ida Hill Monday.
Miss Bernie Porter arrived home
Tuesday from Portsmouth, Va, where
she had enjoyed IA delightful stay of
several months. Master Joseph a.
Parker, her nephew, accompanied her
home.
ID. B. McCullOh returned Thursday
from visit to Goshen, N. Y, whittier
he took "B. o. S." a pacing horse, for
Dr. G.. A. Smith. Spent one hour i'll
New York City Wednesday evening.
Horse is entered i'll number of stake
races up there-$l, 900 stakes.
Mrs. f. r. Wagner and little daugh-
ter are visiting her parents at Gettys-
burg, Pa.
Miss Christina S. Park, of Barton,
who recently graduated at the head of
a class of 81 at the Maryland State
Normal School. Baltimore, was i'll town
Thursday. Her average in all studies
was remarkably high-9S per- cent.
Miss Lula X. Shatfer returned home
Tuesday from Il delightful trip to Gettys-
burg, Pa.
Ralph Barnes Mason, son of Mrs.
Hiram Mason, of Kansas City, Mo-,
graduated from Central High School,
that city, Friday afternoon of last week.
The commencement was held i'll the
Auditorium Theatre.
Thomas Conlon, of this place, was
one of the recent Mountain State Bust
ness College graduates. He is a bright
young man.
w. J. Daley will attend the con-
vention of Masters of Dancing of the
United States and Canada, to be held at
Pittsburg, Pa, during all of next week.
Mr. Daley is supervisor for Maryland
for above named association. The con-
vention will be attended by representa-
tlves from the British Association and
Scottish Associations, and also by rep
resentatives from the principal Europe
an cities.