Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. w. f. q. Hitchins anC
little daughter, Miss Elizabeth. and Mis-,
Amiuta HitChins. are guests of Prof auC
Mrs. :. q. Hefelbower, Gettysburg, Pa
Mrs. John n. Carson, her daughter
Mrs. L. S. G.. Harden, aud three chill
dren of the latter, all of Baltimore, art
GU SIS of relatives in FrOsthurg
\ Jackson COlborn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b Culborn, Princeton Univer
sity student, i at home to spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs George 5. Wilson is visiting
friends III louisville, Pa, incidental tc
attend. ng the Roehrig Llewellyn nup.
tjals at MahauOy City. Pa.
j. +. d. Murdaugh, attending the
University of Virginia, is with his
parents for tn" summer, Prof and Mrs
+. .. Murdaugh.
John w. Arnold represented Frost
burg HeptasophS at IA convention of
The Seven Wise Men" at Atlantic
City, n. j this week.
Louis Tuvin. collegiate of Dickinson
Carlisle, Pa, Is enjoying the usual sum
mer vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ Tuvin.
II Mason Hill, circulation expansion.
list Of the Cumberland Times, was here
Tuesday Ion business Since Mason
quit taking photographs to enter the
newspaper business, he is much hand
somer, both IN portliness and posse"
Mr. and Mrs. Owen England left last
Saturday evening to visit friends III
Youngstown, O.. New Castle, Pa, and
other places in that direction. \ card
from Mr.. +. Wednesday states he had
seen in Youngstown William b. Jones,
Andrew and Daniel Smeltz, and Miss
Naomi Short, all former Frostburgers
and doing we'll. "Mr. Jones, " he says,
lis the County Auditor, aud Youngs-
town is proud Of him
In the absence of Frank Sp,tes, btiliff
at the Firemen's Convention policeman
Bahen fills the office, and his place is
superiutendrd bv Andrew J tckson
Crawford, the Scotch weller weight who
not only knocked down and dragg d
out, but finally ate the tiger
MesSrs Conrad b. CAN'T and Leonard
Walsh, of this place, have been accept
ed for L. 5. Army service i'll the Phillip
pines.
Nick. Metzger. the ll-year old son of
J. 5. Metzgcr went to Baltimore Tues
day to see his sister, Mrs. Josephine
HOLDEN. "Wednesday picture-card was
received from Mrs. HOLDEN stating that
mick had arrived and after looking
around short time he came Out flat
footed i'll stating that Baltimore is
larger than Frustburg"
Peter Ltmmert and daughter, Miss
GoIdie, acco mpanled by Miss Margaret
Eugle. spent the week in Gettysburg,
Pa, tending the college commence
ment, in which Leslie, son of Mr. Lam
inert a grady, tie, took part
George Gale TownSe d, of New York
University, reached home Saturday
evening for the summer He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Townsend, of
this place
Mr.. aud Mrs. George s PHI lips left
Yesterday to make their home at Riv">-
VILE, Marion county, West Virginia,
where Mr.. Phillips Will become mining
engineer for the New Central G val Com
pany He Is IA capable, clever gentle
man. and many friends regret to lose
him and his excellent wife as residents
Fred Pteitfrr, Of the u. S. Marine
Band. Washington, ID c., was i'll town
last Sund ~ visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pf,lffer.
Henry Morgan, substantial farmer and
tirst-ClaSS citizen, residing near Carlos,
was iii town yesterday.