Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-07-01

Personal.
Thomas Getz Hill, lately ordained
Deacon of the Episcopal Church, will
spend tomorrow Sunday with people
here, and IL Frostburg boy by nativity,
he and his many friends have agreed
that it is meet he should preach his first
sermon in the place of his birth. That
an interested congregation Will greet
him i'll st. Johns is assured.
George \ Conlou, of the Maryland
Institute, Baltimore, was i'll town
Wednesday. He came up Saturday and
will remain until Wednesday of next
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conlou, of Midland
Judge George Britt, of the Supreme
Court of Midlothian, was in town Tues
day and reported that good order guar
anteed' had been carried to such an
extremity i'll his town that there was
hardly any business any more worth the
name of judicial pro, edingS.
Charlie Fox, druggist, of Cumberland,
is spending few weeks in town for the
benefit of his health. He believes Frost
burg is the finest health resort ON the
planet.
Rev. H. S. Chenoweth and wife, of
Behngton, w. Va, and Mr. and Mrs j
&. Powell, of Cumberland, We're in the
metropolis Wednesday sightseeing.
Mr.. Chenoweth is pastor of Durham
Memorial Church, in his town, and,
from brief hearing of what the Union
street BaptlstS of Frostburg are doing he
concluded that they must be grand
little band of workers."
Thomas w. Irwin, lately graduated
from Lafayette College, Pa, is at home
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Irwin.
James II. Griffith, of Raleigh, n. c.,
called to Eckhart by the death of his
father-in-law, the late Joseph Garrett,
was in town Monday. He is loco
motive engineer on the Sea Board Air
Line railway system, with IA run of about
100 miles from Raleigh to Richmond,
Va, or 800 miles Il day. With one of
the best turns" on the system. he is
evidently held i'll high regard by his
company. Mrs. Griffith accompanied
him.
Misses Helen King and Emma Holzen,
of Cumberland, are guests of Miss Name
Gels, Union street.
Mrs H. b. Shatfer returned Tuesday
from il visit to Michigan, stopping at
several towns i'll Pennsylvania Her
son, William A, known to Martin
broWu aS " llllall Notloh' accom-
panied her nome. Inc latter, however,
mad been TO milwaukee,, WIS, where the
HeptaSophs mad gone to see whether
there was any real provocatlon for the
statement that the town is famous.
Miss Emma Ii. IRWIN Is enjoying an
extended tour through western Penn
sylvania visiting at various points.
Thomas Rowe left Thursday for Den
yer, Col, to try Rocky Mountain climate
for a bronchial trouble Mr.. Rowe is
one OF the town 5 best citizens, and very
many sympathlzlnS friends sincerely
hope he Will find the relief he seeks.
Mr.. Rowe goes with George Bradley, son
of Edward Bradley, who returns to
Colorado after stay otahout two months
AT ms nome mere.
owen Yates, of Williamsburg, Iowa,
Is the guest OF relatives III town. Owen
Is Il nice froStburS boy who has pros
pered III the west.
f. G. Sloan, of Salem, W. Va. is
visiting relatives i'll town.
w. b. Jones, wife, and two sons
Calvin and Bruce, of YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio.
are visiting relatives in Homecoming and
this place Mr. Jones is a FroStburg
boy who has grown to be a leading and
popular business man i'll the home of
his adoption. Last fall he made a
plunge into politics and came out with
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