Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-07-14

MIS- r.. I. AIlaru Is visiting lrlendS
i'll Annapolis.
Mrs, Henry Williams and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Annie and Tirzah. will leave
to-day to visit PIttsburg Buffalo and
Niagara Falls
Hon. DeWarren II. Reynolds, presi-
dent of the Cumberland and Western
port Electric Railway Company, was i'll
town "Wednesday. Asked about taking
the democratic nomination for Congress,
he owned that the offer was very tempt
ing, but involved to him an immense
sacrifice. The JOURNAL was about solv.
ing one of his difficulties by Offering to be-
come railway president i'll his stead, but
his car started and he had to go. Had
the car officers been in less of hurry
and the deal gone through, Frostburg
would have gained, not only trstclass
Congressman, but an electric railway
president who i'll two years would have
/ sueaked i'll the Belt Line
j. Alden Dillon, recovered from a seri-
Gus illness of typhoid fever, has resumed
duty i'll the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court.
Miss Diana ERODE was guest last
Sunday of Miss Mayme Zilch, of Cum
berland
John Asphalt and son, Walter, en-
gagged at Elkins, w. Va, spent several
days last and this week at their home
hnrn Mr. Sr,.alyS hiyb1,r Of Il
gas as IA great, convenient accessory to
comfortable life i'll Elkins and congratu-
lates Frostburg upon Its acquisition.
Herman Wagner and children, of Me
keeSport, Pa, are visiting Mr.. w. S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wagner,
Green street..
George y. COnlon, attending the Art
department of the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore, was in town Wednesday,
His vacation, reaching until October list,
will be spent with his parents, at
Midland.
ID. Ross Metzger and family, of Pied
mont, w. Va, are here. Mr.. NJ. is en-
joying vacation from hard work.
Mrs. John Price and son Elliott, of
Bedford, Pa, We're in town several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. V. Parker, of
Portsmouth, Va, arrived Monday even
ing-the latter and three children to re-
main some time with her mother, Mrs.
John l.. Porter Miss Bernadette Por-
ter, i'll Portsmouth several months, came
homo with them. Mr.. Parker returned
Thursday.
Mrs. Walter w. Wittig and brother
ln-law, Oliver Wittig, went to Atlantic
I City Wednesday evening.
James w. Dis and two children
Miss Nellie and Master James, of Park
ersburg, w. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs,
G. II. Walker last week, the latter to
stay some time.
Miss Anna T. Dando, daughter of Mrs.
James DandO, came home Wednesday
from New York, where she had Just
completed three-years course of nurs-
ing, theoretical and practical in the New
York City Training School for Nurses,
probably the best institution of its class
i'll this country. The record indicates
Miss Anna came out most creditably in
all her classes. and that she is competent
to fill the most eXacting and delicate
trusts. She hopes to be favored with
sufficient employment to enable her to
remain at home in Frostburg.
Mrs. Jennie Warner and daughter,
Miss Fannie, of Detroit, Mich, are visit.
ing Mrs. Warmers sister, Mrs. W. r.
Percy.
Misses Martha and Susan Colburn
have gone to Somerset and Meyersdale,
Pa, for a lengthy stay.
Miss Margaret Amman, of Cumber
land, is visiting her brother, r. Amman
The Glass POEM" printed elsewhere
was written by Adam Ea ton Hitchins
sou of Mrs. Owen Hitchins, of this place
and appeared III Glass Day Exercises o.
the l23d Commencement of Phillip
Exeter IN. H. Academy, this year.
Mrs. X. G. Lester, of Washington, d
c., is guest of her nephew, 5. Graf
Haverstck.
Frank Walker, of Braddock, Pa, i
visiting friends here