Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-08-20
Personal.

more, are here to stay a month. Mr.. II
was a resident of Frostburg several
years ago, now prosperous pharmacist
| He is brother of Rev. G.. A. Hauser. Il
former pastor of Salem Reformed
Church.
Capt. w. V Campbell, post master OF
McKeesport, Pa, stopped at the Ritter
watts Inn Friday night of last week
en- roufe to the Potomac on fishing
expedition. With him were sixteen
members of his family-daughters and
daughters-in-law, and sons and sons-in-
law. Travelling in vehicles, they were
fully equipped for camp of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Foster, of this
place, reached Denver, Col, on the 9th
inst, and are much pleased with that
city. Mr.. +. had in contemplation a
visit to the summit of Pixies Peak and
other prominent points in that great
section, and by this time, doubtless, he
has brcathed the ozone which vitalizes
the air above the clouds.
Hon John w. Woods, Judge of the
Hastings Court Roanoke, Va, is the
guest of his brother-in-law, Davisson
Armstrong. Life on the Bench is mani
testify congenial to the Judge. Since
last the JOURNAL saw him he has gained
in both stature and weight.
O. +. Hymes, of Bristol, Tennessee,
stopped here Friday of last week and
staid with his brother, George H.
Hymes, until Monday. He is now at
Chaneysville, Pa, visiting his mother.
Mrs. j. NJ. Liller. of Keyser, w. Va,
returned to her home last Saturday after
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Christopher Davis, Bowery street.
Messrs. David Powell and Henry
Lloyd, left here Tuesday for New York,
whence they sailed Wednesday for their
native Wales on the "Majestic' of the
White Star line. Mr.. Powells destina
ton is Hafod, Mr. Lloyd's Twyn
Rhodyn.
Capt. King of Washington, D. c.. is
visiting in town.
Fred G. Schotield, of Washington, ID.
c., came in last Saturday evening to
stay a week with his family and rela-
tives Fred. is one of the talented sons
of eX-Councilmen b. Z. Schofield, doing
nice business i'll Washington i'll cleo
trical mechanism.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hymes, ac-
companied by O f. Hymes, of Bristol,
Tenn, visited Mrs. H. S father, William
Garfield, Homecoming, last Sunday.
Hugh w. Scott, of Cumberland, as
sistant superintendent of the Prudential
Insurance Company, was here yesterday
on business for that big institution.
Prof, DIN r. Rice, principal of Beall
High School, returned last Saturday
from vacation of several weeks spent
at Reedsville, Va. While there he
went out one day on fishing steamer
and, cruising around Capes Charles and
Henry, witnessed catch of 10000.
Sounds incredible, perhaps, but Prof.
Rice says that Il days catch sometimes
reaches over il half million, and 100. 600
Is very modest achievement.
Miss Annie KOntncr, of Homecoming
visited her aunt, Mrs. William Thomas.
Bowery street, part of last week.
Mrs. Thomas n. Payne left yesterday
for a month"; visit to New Martinsville,
w. Va, Philadelphia and Washington,
Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A Hauser, of
Rochester, N. Y, here several weeks as
guests of Mrs. HIS father, Martin
Hartig, will return to their home next
Monday.
Thomas Herbert Peele, of Rich Square,
n. c., is visiting the family of Christie
pher Roberts, on Broadway.
Chester Glotfelty nine years ago a
resident of Frostburg, is here. He is a
nephew of the late William Slicer. He
is travelling for Born & Co., manu-
facturers of pale beer, Columbus, Ohio
Miss Ellie A. Shaffer has returned
home from the Worlds Fair and Kansas
City, Mo.
William Grimes, mayor of Carlos, was
i'll town Monday. Asked about munic-
ipal affairs, lie re ported that some tele-
phone company had dug up streets and
failed to restore the status 1"o. He i'll
timated very decidedly that at next
meeting of Council an Ordinance would
be passed 0nd Sign"d protecting the
streets of Carlos from the unbridled and
ruthless dissertation of bloated corpora
tons. Evidently Carlos is not going to
be fooled with.
Misses Clara Williams, Katie and
Marie Conlon left Wednesday for two
weeks visit TO Frankfort, w. Va
John \. Caldwell is at Atlantic City.
Col. and Mrs. John W. Avirett, OF
Cumberland accompanied by their
dau@h er, Miss Dunbar, and Miss Marie
Han den, We're in town Sunday after
noon. While here they favored the
JOURNAL with pleasant call.
Mrs. H. S. Spangler, of San Antonio,
Texas, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M. Spangler at Mt. View Cottage.
j. Frank Seiss, of Cumberland, was in
town Wednesday. Hadn't been here
within ten years and was, of course,
much impressed and gratitied with the
changes for the better that have been
accomplished and are in progress. Mr..
Selss is one of the finest gentlemen of
Allegany's old school.
j. w. S. Cochrane, of Cumberland
spent several hours here last Sunday.
The JOURNAL received Wednesday an
excellent photograph of a large Atlantic
city bathing-suit containing Councilman
Horace G. Evans. 1t was made from
the latest pattern and, with beautiful
latltudinal stripes at the bottom just
above the knee, around the waist, and
above the cuffs which reached just below
the shoulders, it is beauty. Best of all
is-there is no waste space in it. Horace
fills it completely. Even the monogram
Oh his breast, III. G.. r." is rounded out
into ii beautiful oval. No wonder he
writes "we (me and the suit) are having
a jolly time"
Mrs. S. Nj. Kurtz and son, of Pitts
burg, Pa, are guests of John Davis and
family, Broadway.
p. M. Spangler took small party to
Dams Rock and spent the afternoon
Wednesday, namely-Mrs. II. 5. Spang-
Ter, Mrs. J. A. Caldwell and Miss Cald.
well, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Readall, of Pittsburg,