Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-09-24


Services and sermon by Rev. Alexan-
der NJ. Earle at Presbyterian church,
Broadway, tomorrow Sunday at 1Ola
a. III. Sunday school 2 p. III. Y. P. S.
E. at ! p. III. Sermon by pastor, Rev.
H. s. Ecker, at ~ p. m. Special music
at each service by male or mixed choir.
Personal.
After most carefully planned raid on
Frostburg William +. Noel, of Tunnel
ton, w. Va, was correspOndingly dis
appointed in discovering that his party's
visit had been anticipated. Most of the
business houses and all the banks were
closed, and even in the residences the
household and other valuables had been
removed from sight. I'm fact" he
our hands on We're the Belt Line fran
chise and the unsigned Ordinance es-
tabllshing hog-pens in town. Che of
these we couldn't carry, the other we
didn't want. We left the town poorer,
however, by several loaves of bread, Il
few pounds of meat and other things
equally necessary to sustain life. The
party consisted of my three sons
II. Homer, w. Lee and E. Osborne Noel,
Mrs. Susan Shalan and three daughters
Misses Mollie, Kate and Pearl, and
myself" This was last Sunday.
The Meyersdale PaD Republican
states that "Mr. Frank Watts, cashier
of the Citizens National Bank of Frost
burg, accompanied by Miss Wilson and
Mrs. Hitchins, of that city, and Miss
Everett, of New York, drove over from
Frostburg, on Sunday, and took dinner
at the Colonial, driving home the same
evening"
Miss Louisa Wolfe, guest of Mrs.
Henry Fisher, has returned to her home,
st. Louis, Mo.
Charles Henry, member of the city
council of Vale Summit, was here last
Saturday. Said if John Sleeman would
pave his half of the streets of that place
with gridiron, he would go him one
better and pnt the other half down i'll
flariron
The Meyersdale Pa.) RrDubIican says
DIR. w. Z. Rowe, p. II Gross, w. r.
HoblitZell and w. H. Dill, We're the
Meyersdale people who drove over to
FroStburg on Saturday and saw the
FrOstburg club defeat the Homecoming
team by a score of 4 to 0. They all re-
port it us being one of the best games of
ball that it was ever their pleasure to
witness, and they We're amply repaid
for their trip over to that city"
Fred. Stevens, of Allegany, here Mon
day, reported that the paving question
had not arisen in his town yet, but one
thing was then certain-postmaster-
general Stoddart was well.
Messrs. J. w. Evans and James Engle
left Monday for a ten-day stay at the
st. Louis Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hitchins and
son, Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
HitrhipS ara in NaW Nork
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Jetfries and daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, lately visited DR.. w. 7.
Rowe, Meyersdale, Pa.
August w. Frenzel, the handsome
secretary treasurer of the j. H. Marshall
stores at Midland, was in town Thurs
day calling on friends.
Miss Minnie Schneider is away visit
ing friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. George p. Tenant has returned
from visit of two weeks to relatives in
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Mary Yates and three grandsons,
Herbert Gunter, Walter Yates and
Louis Harris, all of this place, left We'd
nesday for a visit of three months to
relatives in New Cambria, Mo-, and
Williamsburg, Iowa.
Henry Lammert left Wednesday for
st. Louis to visit the Exposition.
IuSH w. ocOCU, OF tne fruueutlal III
surance company, Cumberland, was here
Wednesday.
Marx Wineland has returned home
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Philadelphia.
Messrs. George and Frederick Wehner,
father and son, arrived at their homes,
this place, Wednesday morning from
tour of England, France and Germany.
They left New York july IL and ar
rived in Boston September II. 1T was
most pleasant outing" both affirm
They learned nothing of the Haverstick
studio fire, August >, until they reached
Cumberland en- route home.
Rev. A. G. Thompson and wife, of
Homecoming, spent Thursday in town the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Parker
and family, Linden street.
Mrs. Edward Bradley and son, Ben
jamin, Mrs. Daniel Bevan and Messrs.
Richard Gunter and Louis Yates left
Tuesday morning for New York, sailing
Wednesday on the Oceanic" for Wales.
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