Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-02-27
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promising young business men, has re-
turned from six-weeks trip through
w. Va. He stopped in Romney, Moore
field, Petersburg and Keyser. Mr..
Kaplon reports times good in West
Virginia.
"Mr. John Cook, who has been a
valued employee of J. NJ. STREET. & Co.,
this city, for year or more, has gone to
FrOstburg, where he has taken a position
with Mr.. Street, says the Cumberland
NeTs
Thomas P. Llewellyn and son, Walter,
of Gilmore, Nd. were in town this week
calling on friends.
Mrs. James Bowen of Midland, was
in town Tuesday.
Charles Lewis and James Bollino are
spending ten days in Baltimore, Wash
ington and New York cities.
H. w. Scott, of Cumberland, assistant
superintendent of the Prudential lnsur-
ance company, was in town Monday and
called fraternally on Thomas H. Morgan,
superintendent of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company.
B. Frank Shaffer, special representa-
tive of Mountain State Business College,
Parkersburg, w. Va, and Cumberland,
was in town Monday and enrolled three
students for the spring term commencing
April 1.
Miss Mary J. Orr, of Homecoming. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Colds
worthy, several weeks. She attended
Prof. Dailey's masquerade ball.
George w. Jetfries visited Cumber
land Monday to secure floral designs for
the funeral of the late Howard Saurbaugh
Jethro Jeffries, night foreman at
low Of
noon in Midland on business matters
connected with his company.
William Thompson has returned to
Frostburg from three-months stay in
Chicago, III. He is IA nephew of Hubert
Grindel, the popular Grant street
Mr.. and Mrs James Irwin returned
Monday afternoon from a brief visit to
Bedford, Pa.
Daniel Amman, jr., of Cumberland, Is
visiting friends in town this week.
Miss Nellie Duggan will leave Mon
day for New York to take course of
training as nurse i'll one of the city
hospitals.
Misses Ida and Aggie Mason, of
Friendsville, Md, are the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hill, Mechanic
street.
Prof. B. f. Conrad and Lloyd Mullen,
of Cumberland, spent the evening with
Frostburg friends Wednesday.
KOath Anthony, of Altoona, Pa, and
the Mesdames Morgan, of Braddock,
Pa, came here this week to attend the
funeral of Mrs Reuben Anthony.
Mrs F. c. Beall and daughter, Miss
Eleanor, returned home Saturday after
lengthy stay i'll Philadelphia.
Rev. A. G. Thompson, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Homecoming, spent
Wednesday Ill Frostburg calling on
friends.
Mrs. Isaac Bradburn, ST., of Lonacon
ing, attended the funeral of Rev. Henry
Thomas Wednesday.
Misses Helen and Besse Berkey, of
JohnstOwn, Pa, came over to attend the
funeral of Joshua Johnson, brother
in-law.
Mrs. Jane Miller, of Somerset, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. G. Beall.
Miss Caroline r. Beall left Thursday
for visit to Baltimore.
George d. Mcneil, of Keyser, w. Va,
paid visit to Frostburg Tuesday.
Miss Belle Benson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Otto Frey, Pittsburg, Pa.
Il. H. Morgan left Wednesday evening
Baltimore.
Isaac Shearer, of lockwood, Pa, is
visiting relatives in town this week.
Mr.. Shearer has just returned from
New York and Baltimore where he
bought large spring and summer stock
of goods for his stores i'll lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Devlin, of Iona
coming, called on friends i'll town this
week. Their son, Harry, was killed i'll
the DuQuesne wreck at Dawson, Pa, i'll
December.
James Skidmore, jr., of Borden Mines,
spent several days in Baltimore this
week viewing the ruins of the great fire.
Mrs. d. w. LaPaugh and the Misses
Aggie X. Mason, Ida M. Hill and
Elizabeth LaPaugh spent Tuesday after
noon and evening the guests of Miss
Ella Jones, of Homecoming.
w. b. Patton in 1.-THE Minister'S Son"
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