Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-07-29
TOWN AND VICINITY.


Thomas and Elmer Riggs, of Rowles-
burg, w. Va, We're here last Sunday
after an absence of about d wears.
Thomas is a constable of extended jnris-
dlctlon i'll his section. According to his
account, if his territory reached as far
north and west as it does south and east
his oversight would take in William +.
Noel at Tunnelton aud Thomas Jenkins
at Clarksburg. But the latter two have
always been lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThcO. Guunett, accom-
panied by Miss Nina Gunnctt, Master
James Gunnctt and Miss Nell Robh.
have returned home from several weeks
VISIT to points on the Chesapeake Bay,
including Annapolis, Washington and
Baltimore
j. Straus, of Brooklyn, n. Y, former
~ OF this place, is Il guest of Hotel
Gladstone and Will remain several
weeks recupcrating health broken con
Slderably by strenuous devotion to the
labors OF authorship. He believes in
the saving grace of FrOsthurg salubritv
When here several years ago he ad
dressed letter to the United States
government commencing highly the al
ttude of the town, and he saws the
authorities replied i'll a letter coinciding
fully with all he had written. Mr.
Straus promises to contribute an oripi-
nal poem to the JOURNAL.
Miss Ora Balthls. of Front ROYAL. Va.
arrived "Wednesday afternoon and will
be the guest several weeks of her cousin.
Mrs. w. w. Downcy, of this place.
Miss Belle w McLuckle is visiting
friends III Berlin, PittSburg and Wash
ington, Pa.
Harry E. Young, of Pir~Surg, Pa,
formerly OF this place, was n~e several
days tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ODonnen of
Plusburg, Pa, are guests of Mpssrs
Frank SpateS and William Cronin,
Broadway. Mr.. O'Donncll is supcr.u-
tendent OF an electric railway system in
his section.
Mr., and Mrs James Trenberth, of
ConnellSvllle, Pa, are guests of Mrs
L. S brother, Samuel r Tiddy, Of this
place.
Mrs. Minnie Gehauf, wife of John +
Gehauf, of this place, is a daughter of
the late Henry y. HenSey, who died at
Roberts, this State, last Saturday, aged
81 years.
Mrs Frances b. Foxal, of Charlton,
Iowa, left home June 20; visited Rich
land, Iowa, and Galesburg, III. :;
Niagara Falls, Garrett and Washington,
Pa, and arrived in Homecoming on the
LIST INST a few days ago she became
the guest of George H. Hymes, of this
place. Wednesday evening, accom-
panied by Mr.. Hymes, Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Glotfelty, she explored the New
Shaft, Salem Hayes guide. With this
experience she was much impressed
Mrs. FoXal expects to leave here August
10 and arrive home September l.
Report current Tuesday from Clarys
VILE was somewhat electric. 1t came
RIA Homecoming, however, and extended
to this effect Mayor Robert Shuck, who
Is also the baseball manager for the
town, lost the back-stop of the park
Saturday night, (hence, no Sunday
gameD and when Price Poland, the chief
of police, found it, some citizen who
doesn't understand the national game of
Eckhart had built a chicken. coop out of
1t. At last account the talk of an in
dlgnation meeting had considerably sub.
sided, although a deep feeling of uneasi-
ness pervades the town. The next pull
may be made on the grandstand by some
unthlnking townsman who wants to
build hog-pen