Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-21

Personal.
Some people regard Charlie Henry as
Mayor of Vale Summit, but John r
Lewis, constable, of this place, catching
John Sleeman i'll Frostburg, last Satur-
day, served verbal notice on him that he
(Sleemam is His Excellency.
Mrs Frank A. Mum and daughter,
Mildred returned to their home,
Hagerstown, Monday, accompanied by
Arthur Thomas, of this place.
Rev. Edw. c. Allard spent the past
week with Annapolis friends.
Prof. d. \. Boyle, principal of Eek,
hart High School, was i'll town last
Saturday. Boyle is one of the many
fortunate school principals of the county
who has not yet been nominated for Con-
gress on any ticket
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Zeller have
gone to Grove city, Pa, to spend a
short vacation with friends of Mrs Il.
The Misses Hoskeu, Broadway, are
entertaining Miss Nellie Ravenscroft, of
Keyser. w. Va.
Clarence S. Wade has gone to Charles
town, w. Va, to spend ii week.
Alex. Close has been away fishing all
week. No word from him. however,
not even shad
Misses f. Pearl and Lille d. Netf are
enjoying several weeks stay in Grants,
willie and vicinity, where, they write
life is worth living"
f. Stanley Hitchins, of Olive Hill
Ky, was here several days this week to
see his old friends, and incidentally,
Diamond Pete
Mr.. and Mrs. |. 5. Lawrence, accom-
panied by their son, Howard, of Newark,
n j., are visiting their daughter, Mrs
l.. b. Abbott, at the Ritterwatts Inn.
MARY Foley and brother Joseph, are
visiting relatives at Frostburg"
His Honor, Mayor William Grimes, of
Carlos, received letter last week from
a high-motor aublle vulcanized company,
nquiring for the name of suitable rep
resentative; also of the best newspaper
in Carlos The letter is very fiatter-
ing recognition of Carlos as commercial
bulls eye and there is an intimatiou of
garage dining room, home-cooking,
with foreign candy and domesticated
cigars-Carlos flavor, on the side The
Mayor, here on payday, was consider
ably elated by the prospect Said he
wouldn't live on the Belt Line now if he
had chance.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. F. Edwards and
three children left Wednesday evening
for Columbus, Ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. h. Sumwalt and
daughter, Louise, of Baltimore, were
guests last Sunday of Miss Minnie
Hitchins, Union street.
Miss Elizabeth Van Armour, of Schells-
burg, Pa, is visiting Miss Louise K
Shatfer
OF all the enterprsing Elks i'll Frost
burg Charles w. Jetfries is the only one
who had the spunkine to visit Denver.
He left early Friday morning, 18th inst
and reached destination Sunday
Mrs. Ollie Gephart and little son,
Fred, of Allegheny. Pa, are visiting
Mrs Ct S aunt, Mrs. John Davis.
Frank j. Mcmahon was here Wednes-
day. Although member of question
able standing i'll the Homecoming Griev-
ance Club, he says he has no kick APP
preaching. His attention being called
to the first verse of the only hymn ever
written by Roy Schley Babe be Good
to Daddy he SAID IF the republican
party has ever been good to anybody
but father it is good to Pearre."
Rev. and Mrs W. w. VanArsdale, of
Piedmont, w. Va, spent Thursday in
town.
Mrs. J. E. Mcdonald and little daugh,
ter, Miss Thelma. of Springfield, Ohio
arrived in Eckhart Monday morning tc
spend several weeks as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. McDonald's parents. Mr.. Me
Donald expects to reach his old home
here in about three weeks They will
return to Springfield in time to take par
in the Re Union of the Maryland Asso
citation of Ohio, which occurs in tina
city August It'll and Sth. This gather
ing promises to be great event. Sew
eral thousand Marylanders reside in anC
about Springfield
Miss Sallie Curtis, of Baltimore, i
visiting Miss May McCaughan.
c. II. Walker went to Baltimore Wed
nesday night to see his dying daughter
and Mrs. Walker, with the two mother
less children, went to Parkersburg yes
terday George +. Pearce brother-in
law, will go to-day.