Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-03-19

Personal
Miss Annie p. Edmonds during past
two seasons the very efficient millinery
artist at Stern'S store is located at West
minister, Md, for this season with G. f.
Herring. While i'll Frostburg Miss Ell
monds Learned to read the paper tn at
is great, and now, unwilling to try to get
along without it, writes for change of
address as indicated.
Mrs Willie Miller, of Front Royal
Va, is visiting her uncle, William
Parker, of Eckhart.
Nicholas 7. Hooking has been visit
ing in Meyersda,e, Pa, this week,
Mrs Robert Wilson, of Johnstown,
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Edward
Price, Union street.
Owen Hitchins is home from the
Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, Nd.
formerly of this place, have removed
from Williamsburg, Iowa, to Mt
Vernon, same State, seat of Cornell
College. This change was made i'll the
interest of their daughter, Miss Eta,
who aspires to musical education Of
classic grade. The young lady's talent
warrants expectations of success.
Miss Virginia Earle, of Milldalc, Va,
is visiting Mrs. DIN Beall.
Mrs. Caroline Broadbevk and Mrs
Louisa Wambach spent Sunday with
Homecoming friends.
John L. Richardson, shoe merchant
and notary public, of Midland, Md,
called on friends i'll Frostburg yesterday
morning.
DR.. w. O. McLane is visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. Charles McEvoy and little daugh
ter, Sue, of Cumberland, visited Mrs.
McEvoy's mother, Mrs. Sue Shearer,
part of this week.
William Mcneil, the popular proprie
tor of the Midland hotel, was i'll town
St. Patrick'S day, extending the greet
ings of the occasion.
Mrs. H. G. Rank and two sons, of
Cumberland, We're guests of Mrs. Ranks
parents, Judge and Mrs. James Dando,
Monday evening.
Mrs. p. NJ. Spangler and daughter,
Elsie, are spending Il few weeks III
Hagerstown.
John ID. and James X. Percy, of
Connellsville, Pa, are visiting the family
of eX-postmaster John Davis this week.
They are cousins of Mrs. Davis.
James Short, a former froStburg boy,
now of Youngstown, Ohio, was here
this week making arrangements to have
the remains of his father removed to
that place.
William Thompson, of Eckhart, called
on friends III town st Patrick's day.
Messrs. Clarence Livengood, William
Albright and John Hamilton, of this
place, enlisted i'll the naval service this
week. Nobody wants to serve the
country, however, i'll learning the good
roads drill. "The pay is too poor said
ii poor fellow sometime ago. "Why, by
the time | get the primary going right L
amt got anything for the road.
George Stevens, of Ocean, called ON
friends and relatives in town Thursday.
Maurice Wolfe, the popular pitcher of
Washington, d. c., who has been spend
ing several weeks among his Old-time
friends here, left for home Thursday.
Maurice will play next season with the
Toronto club of the Eastern League,
and Join his team III Richmond, Va,
next Friday. Maurice is ii good bali
player, an honest, upright, pleasant
gentleman as well, and all his friends
here wish him all the success possible.
Messrs. James ). Davis, James \.
Saurbaugh and Wesley l.. Schotield lett
Wednesday evening to spend week i'll
Washington, Baltimore and Richmond,
Va.
Walter 5. Ravenscraft, son Of DR.. w.
S. Ravenscraft, once resident of Frost
burg, is i'll Utah prospecting for mineral
oil.
Miss Veda Smith, miliner, has taken
a position III Greensboro, n. c., and
Miss Katie Day at Fayetteville, n. G..
Both left Baltimore Wednesday for those
cities.
Prof. Clarence Cavanaugh, one of
Midland's handsome young men, called
on friends i'll town evening of st.
Patrick s day.
Mrs. William Madden, of Grafton, w.
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. b.
Jenkins, east Union street.
Misses Letitia A. Whitney, of New
York, and Nan HetZel, of Cumberland,
were the guests Thursday evening of
Miss Annie l.. COyner.
Mrs. William Thomas returned to her
home in Cumberland Wednesday after
"a six weeks stay with her father, w. j.
Cooper. The latter and daughter, Miss
Eva, will leave within Il few days and
make their home in Cumberland with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. COopers
house on Mechanic street will shortly he
occupied by Jason l.. TowleS.
Miss Caroline L. Beall has returned
home from Baltimore.
Arthur Tyler, son of NJ. b. Tyler, has
gone into employment of the Pittsburg
Supply Company, of that city:
&. w. Slick, Familiarity known as
Jesse" passed through town Thursday
en- route to his home, Grantsville, from
the Baltimore City Hospital. Jesse
was bitten by dog IA month ago and,
fearing the animal might be ''rabid,' he
fastened to the hospital and took the
treatment" as he says, Tin such cases
provided" Until the limit OF safety
was reached he felt uneasy, but now all
apprehension is gone. Before returning
he visited Pikesville and saw William
II. Coyner, "who is looking well and
wanting to see all his old friends m
Frostburg." This pleasure he expects
to enjoy during the coming summer.
Misses Eifie A. and Louise X. Shatfer
returned from New York last Saturday
after cleaning IA choice stock of MILL
merry from the city's supply.