Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-07-16

hart, now of Baltimore, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. James Finn. of Vale
Summit. He is veteran of the Civil
War and recently gladdened Thoburn
Post, of this place, with a call.
w. A. Somerville, superintendent OF
the Midland Mining Company, was i'll
town Monday.
Joe l.. Marx, one of Frostburg's popu-
lar clothiers, is visiting his parents i'll
Titusville, Pa.
Mrs. James Fuller, guest of relatives
in Baltimore several weeks, has returned
home.
Thomas II. Morgan, of the MetrOpoli-
tan Life Insurance company, was i'll
Cumberland Thursday on business.
Miss Rosa Haberlein is the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. W. w. Anderson,
Butler, Pa.
James s. Davis, of Davis Bros, cigar
and tobacco dealers, spent two days in
Washington, d. c., last week.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Miss Julia,
of Reading, Pa, mother and sister OF
Mrs. Roberdeau Amman, are her guests.
Frank J. Mcmahon made another, so
far fruitless, survey of the proposed
Belt Line Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Mendelsohn, Miss Jennie
Sapiro and Miss Flora McAllister spent
delightful evening in Cumberland
Wednesday calling on friends.
Miss Edna f. Jeffries, daughter of
Alfred Jetfries, visiting Mrs. l.. w.
Clarke, Baltimore, for three weeks. has
returned home after a delightful visit.
Messrs. William Jenkins, Howard
Osborne and Peter Larkin, prominent
Young men of Mt Savage, spent sun
day in town among friends.
MesSrs. Robert II. Gordon and Ferdi-
nand Williams, eminent lawyers of
Cumberland, We're in town Wednesday
on legal business. So also James A.
McHenry on Thursday.
Miss Eta Thomas and brother,
Benson, of Washington, d. c., are visit
ing John N. Benson and family.
William YutZy, merchant at Sand
Patch, Pa, spent Sunday in town.
Hon r. II. Henderson, one of the
Circuit Court judges. was here Tuesday
looking after some business interests.
He had time, however, to stop, listen to
and laugh heartily at the story of John
Sharp Williams Partially for the
singular number when it comes to
countries and flags and the plural
when it comes to "beers.'
Edgar N. Michael, salesman for
Restivo Bros. Co., spent last Friday in
Moscow Mills, this county, guest of A.
b. Shaw.
Long John CLANCY, of the vicinity of
Avilton, Garrett county, came down
Monday, four days ahead, and at ,
o'clock yesterday his preparations to at
tend the show were complete. A num-
Der of people along his route had not
heard that a show in Frostburg was i'm
pending until they saw him pass.
Misses May WOnn, of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Josie Robinson, of Oakland,
Md, were the guests of Mrs. Edward
l.. BetZ this week.
Prof. f. E. Mctzger and family, Of
Lutherville, Md, are visiting Mrs.
Metzger's father, Joseph b. Thomas, at
Eckhart
Prof. $. G.. Hefelbower aud wife, of
Gettysburg. Pa, are guests of Mrs.
Owen Hitchins.
Misses Elizabeth Lapp and Hannah
Krause and Rev. w. H. Lair attended
the Sunday school convention of Somer-
set Chassis, i'll session at Salisbury, Pa,
Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and 18th
insts. They report a very enjoyable
and profitable time, and speak very
highly of Salisbury sociability and
hospitality.
George Reid, postmaster at Midland,
visited friends in this place last Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Sarah +. Dando, the JOURNAL $
faithful secretary, is the great paper s
staff correspondent at Ocean City, this
State. She is listening this week to
what the teachers are talking about !;
next week she will audit the beautiful
things "the wild waves are saying"
Ex-postmaster John Davis and wife
spent last Sunday in Homecoming with
Rev. A. c. Thompson and family.
Miss Sara Coe, of Charlestown, w.
Va, visiting Mrs. DIN Beall, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Lena McNeill, of Keyser, w.
Va, is visiting Miss Annie l.. COyner.
Louis Short, formerly of this place,
now living i'll Youngstown, Ohio, after
spending several weeks with friends i'll
Frostburg and Cumberland, left for his
home Saturday night
Mrs. William r. Percy is visiting her
son George, Columbus, o.
Davisson Armstrong, President of the
Citizens National Bank, spent Thursday
i'll Cumberland.
Oscar Hansell has returned to Elkins
w. Va, after spending ten days with
his mother, Mrs. John Hansell, at the
old homestead near town Oscar is on.