Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-12-24

Two Christmas turkeys stolen from i. W.
Taylor. They were IN a coop on Dr. j. w.
J. Englar's premises, and the JOURNAL said
the occurrence had tempered Taylor's fist
to cast-irOn sOftncss.'
A quiet Christmas.
At Keyser. w. Va. Wednesday, Deem
Der 3D. 1874, by Rev. John Edwards. Miss
NJ. NJ. Poland, of Black Oak Bottom, to Mr..
Robert r. Walsh, of this place.
Both Messrs l.. NJ Gorsuch and Frederick
Johnson formally announced themselves
candidates for the office of Mayor.
Personal.
Miss Eva Benson, daughter of John
N. Benson, is at home from prOtract ed
visit to her sister, Mrs. Otto Frey.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J r. Wetmore, of
Alexander. New York, are guests of
their son, Norris E. Wetmore, conf
dental clerk of The Hitchins Bros. Co.
Arthur Bond, student at Dickinson
Seminary, Williamsport, Pa, is at home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. McAllister of
Portland, Oregon, are visiting Harry S
mother, Mrs. Mary McAllister, west
Union street. Harry is one of the very
best boys Frostburg has turned ont. He
is doing well i'll his far-western home.
Speaks highly of Portland. and were
Portland here Harry's many friends
would learn that Portland thinks big
lot of him.
John Henry. of Western Maryland
College, Westminster, and Roy Mayer,
of the State Agricultural College, are at
home.
Prof. and Mrs s. Gring Hefelbower
have arrived from Gettysburg, Pa, TO
spend their holiday vacation at the
Owen Hitchins homestead, west Union
street.
William NJ. Dunn, State presi-
dent Catholic Benevolent Legion, and
Henry A. Boose, supreme repre-
sentative, both of Baltimore, were in
Frostburg early this week on fraternity
business.
William Anguin and Mrs. Charles
Saurbaugh left Wednesday to visit their
parents in Birmingham, Ala.
Will B. Jones. of Youngstown, Ohio,
reached here Tuesday on IA brief visit
en- route from eastern cities homeward.
Mr.. Jones was the republican nominee
for Auditor of MahOning county, Ohio,
and elected by over 1000 majority.
According to the IIndicdtor, demo-
hard that after election he felt that he
had earned rest. Hence, the tour
eastward. The Jindicator further
stated that
Prior to his departure the next auditor of
MahOning county was kept busy receiving
the congratulations of his many friends.
Doubtless no candidate ever was made the
object of such utilization AS that heaped
upon Mr.. Jones by his political opponents.
That he achieved victory i'll the face of it all
is Il source of much satisfaction to himself
and those who so yaliantly fought for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Randolph left
Wednesday. They will spend the Win
ter in Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Martin Brown, travelling for the Sui
livan Cigar Company, Harrisonburg.
Va, is at home to enjoy the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Brown.
Messrs. James A. McLuckie, Theodore
Gunnett, F. G. Beall, Alex. Neal and
James H. Fuller visited Kemp Lodge of
Free Masons, Mt Savage, Tuesday even
ing. They make report of hospitality
enjoyed highly creditable to Mt. Savage.
Prof O. B. Boughton, of Barton, has
gone to Cleveland, Ohio, to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI .
Douglas p Ford, of Meyersdale, Pa,
was here this week. He is traveller for
the Blackmore Heating Company, of
West Newton. Pa, and meets with sue
cess. Like others mentioned herein, he
is Frostburg boy who has attained
prominence in the business world.
The following wellknown students
have arrived home from Gettysburg
(Pa.) College to spend their Christmas
vacatiOn-Miss Lille CAN'T, George w.
Hill, l.. l.. Lammert, Rudolph Nickel,
William o. Davis, George Buckram
Lewis, all of this place, and Garfield
Eisentrout, of Eckhart. "Rah Rah
Rah Gettysb u-r-g-i-ah ~
Miss Annie T. Dando, attending the
New York City Hospital as trained
nurse, is at home spending the holidays
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
James Dando. Miss Annie likes her
vocation and her work agrees with her
A. Worth KinZer, of the Somerset
Coal Company, Somerset, Pa, was here
Thursday evening on business for his
company.
Mrs. Robert McLuckie, of Berlin, Pa.
after spending few days here left fol
Birmingham, Ala, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Anguin, who
made that place their residence about Ii
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Mum and
daughter, Mildred, of Hagerstown, Md,
are spending the holidays with Mrs
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Baker.
William Dando, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
spending the holidays with his family i'll
this place.
John NJ. Street,, the enterprising
baker and confectioner, came in to see
the JOURNAL Wednesday, much i'm
proved in spirits. Last week, after
banking up nearly 800 pounds of fruit
cake and lnSiny over a third of IL by