Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-08-08

lhey nave also 81 Srand-cnlldren ana
grcat-grandchild. Mr.. Brodp has been
a paralytic about 3 years, but Is a con
tented, cheerful old gentleman. The
children all residing here, Will meet at
the home and do the old folks honors
that have been mcrited by parental care
and concern for their welfare all their
lives. That an enjoyable time is i'll
prospect, especially for the old folks, is
assured. The cards sent out. elegantly
haId-written i'll German text and gold
letter, are works of up-to-date art.
Personal.
Robert A. Scott, of Linton, Ind, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scott, Old Consolidation lane
Misses Nellie and Maude Duggan
left Sunday to visit friends III Garrett
county.
Misses Bessie and Mamie Phillips,
daughters of Samuel ID. Phillips, of
Scranton, Pa, arrived Tuesday evening
on visit to FroStburg relatives.
Mrs. A. j. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Annie j., are at Chautauqua, n. Y.
Misses Annie and Tirzah Williams
left Thursday for three weeks visit to
Atlantic City.
Miss Allie r. Hartzcll of Hyndman,
Pa, is here visiting relatives.
Thornton Cooper left Thursday even
ing for New York.
Miss Maggie Wallace, of Elkins, w.
Va, is visiting friends III town.
B. r. Conrad, principal of Hagers-
town High School, spent Thursday night
and Friday, guest of the Hill brothers.
Misses Rose McDermott and Monica
Reynolds, of Mt Savage, were the
guests of Miss Name Hamilton, Bor len
Mines, last week.
John Lapp and sister, Mrs. Z. A.
Franklin, of Washington, d. c., are
spending their vacation ION the bay
shore of the briny Chesapeake"
Miss Catharine McMullen, west
Union street, is home after two we ks
vacation in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. V. Parker and
son, of Portsmouth, Va, are visiting Mrs.
Parker's mother, Mrs, John l.. Porter.
This is Henry Fishers birthday. He
is the town bailtf. If nominated for
sheriff Oday, he will cndeavor to have
all county republican conventions here
after held on the Sth day of August.
Miss Blanche DeFord, of Edesville,
Md, returned home Sunday after very
pleasant visit to Miss Ida Hill. She
was much pleased with Frostburg and
Frostburg people. This reminds the
JOURNAL that young lady, visiting
here, returned to her home Wednesday
i'll pretty Pennsylvania town. But
she said-'I go regretfully, for [ have
never seen place and people | love so
much as Frostburg and Frostburgers. "
So it goes. We, the people who live
here, seem to be unaware of our own
advantages and eXcellencies.
Miss Allie Hartman left last week to
accept Il position i'll White Plains, n. Y.
Misses Etfie and Carrie Shaffer left
Thursday for Atlantic City, N. j.
ID. w. LaPaugh, of the Pittsburg PaD
Dispatch staff, visited his wife and
little daughter last Sunday.
George w. Lapp, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Lapp, Orman street
Misses Clara Engleby- and Isabel Ped
dicord and Mr.. William S. Engleby, of
Roanoke, Va, are guests of their uncle,
Davisson Armstrong, president of the
Citizens National Bank.
G. O. Towles of Washington, ID. c.,
arrived here Tuesday on visit to his
family. Two months ago he started on
a business tour of the Lake country and
is Just now returning He looks well
and prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zeller came
over on the Pittsburg excursion Sunday,
returning same day.
Misses Emma and Nellie Holtzan and
Rose Stunt, of Cumberland, We're in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Hiram Mason and son, Ralph,
of Kansas City, Mo, are guests of Mrs.
MS mother, Mrs. Fl. b. Shaffer.
w. +. Chorus and family have re-
turned from visit to Baltimore, en-
cepting one daughter who remains there
with relatives.
Mont Mrinzo, the Hindoo Wonder
Worker. travelling with Sun Bros. shows
called on the JOURNAL Thursday. Mr.
MrinZo is Moor by nativity and a
marvel of physical and magical deXterity
He .'had the honor" he tells the JOUR
NAL, ''of entertaining president Mckin'
lev at Buffalo, N. Y, the day before the
latter was shot
r. w. Gurley, of MeveIsdale, Pa,
came overland last Sunday. Smelling
like an automobile, he confessed trading
in "A new machine, and a nice one.
Miss Belle G.. Wilderman, of Fair
mont, w. Va, is among former neigh
burs in town.