Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-29

Henry II. Engle left Monday even
ing for Cristield, this State, to attend the
States Mighty Wigwam of American
Aborigines. This is the sixth time Mr.
Engle has personated Big Savage on the
Eastern Shore.
Mrs James w Dis, daughter and
son Miss Nellie and Master James W,
jr., are visiting Mrs. D. parents, Mr.
and Mrs G. II. Walker
Miss Edna Jetfries, daughter of Alfred
Jetfrics, returned recently from several
months stay at Odell, Nebraska. the
guest of her uncle Gabriel.
Messrs. Charles Jetfries, Alolph Frey
and Nicholas T. Hooking attended the
Easter hop at Piedmont, w. Va, Mon
Gay evening.
G. +. Schneider, of Reading, Pa,
is visitor to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Schneider.
Miss Bessie J. Coulchan has returned
home from a lengthy visit to Baltimore.
William Baum and family, residing
some time in Garrett county, are guests
of Mrs. b. : father, NJ. Iungerman, the
Broadway rr~tuUrutrJr.
Miss Emily Towus'n spent the
Easter holidays at home. She is attend
ing school i'll Washington, ID. {.
The Grantsville correspondent of an
Oakland paper says last "Wednesday
Mr. John o. Winter, the cattlc-huver of
FroSthurg, was i'll town on business. -
The JOURNAL regrets to state that tech
niCally this Is an error. Mr. Winter is
"of' Midlothian, and by many regarded
as the Mayor of that town. He was
here "Wednesday of this week and in
formed the JOURNAL that he is willing
to concede that Dr. Clvmer is the Board
of Health, but that the doctor should
assume to prescribe who is or who may
he Mayor Is an eXaggCratlon of the pro
visions of the Town Code governing the
Board. From all that could be learned
Mr.. Winter is himself the Mayor If
So, he is a good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian kreigcr, and
nephew, of Erwin, Pa, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Wehner.
w. +. Noel arrived from Tunueton,
w. Va, Wednesday. He reported the
town all right when he left Whether
it will "hold ont Faithful until he gets
back "A few days will determine. Mr..
Noel was accompanied by BcrtuS Miller,
assistant postmaster of Tunuelton-a
handsome gentleman.
ID. p Ford, of Meycrsdale, Pa, was
here several days this week. Doug
appears to be too busy selling plumbing
goods for PittSburg people to take much
interest in municipal affairs i'll his home
town. But as long as l.. A. Smith and
q. +. Bishop remain at the posts of i'm.
perative duty all will 60 right if not
harmonlOuSlv.
Mrs. Libbie Hunter. of this place, Is
in Reading, Pa, with cashier X
Amman : children.
Miss Bessie Barrett has returned from
II visit to the Georgetown Cd. c.
Academy, where she attended meeting
of the .ll"mnj society of that institution
Owen England put i'll the whole OF
Monday auctlOneering sale near the
Pennsylvania line and came home st
hoarse he couldn't say "howdy-doo' tc
his family
J. 5. BrOphy, superintendent of the
Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Com
pany, accompanied his daughter-M
May, and niece-MisS Clara Condrv. t
Baltimore. The two latter enter scho
lastic training i'll the College of Notrt
Dame. They left yesterday.
Hon. Hugh Mcmillan, of Border
Shaft, here Thursday, reported mucl
activity i'll that bunch of happy ah0deS
COmnlOnplace rlOtS, extraordinary elOpe
mentS, etc, had reached stage threat
ening an election of new May, +
Prof. Howatt, incumbent, though muCl
panied, does not feel that his admins
tration ought tobe blamed-for instance
for proceedings which make the children
of one home fatherleSs, of anothe,
motherleSS, while James Qainn is glaC
that the matter gives him no oificia
concern. There was some conference,
with Judge Chambers concerning tn,
troubles, whence the latter emerged als'
seemingly Respondent over the futur
happiness of several Skaters.
Hal Sprigg was in the metropoll
Thursday and reported ~ known candi
dates for Sheriff III Cumberland, anC
the returns not all iu' Mr. Sprig!
looks for an unusually active summe
in politics,