Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-07-11

Personal.
George II. Wittig aud daughter, Mis-,
Ernestine, left Wednesday evening Ton
/ Pleasantvill", y d "TrIXie' a family
! pet of the canine persuasion, accom-
/ panied them. "lriNI"' knows how tC
travel and enjoy vacations.
/ j. A. Barr, of Grove City, Pa. Is
/ spending few weeks with his daugh.
ter. Mrs c. S Xellcr. Of this place, j.
/ A." comes from prohibition town but
thinks "F'rostburg is just as quiet
| George y. Craig, of Old Point, Va, Is
/ here enjoying good time with old
| friends. George is good looking son
! of George w. Craig. several years ago
wholesale barber here: now serving
Uncle Sam in same capacity for old
soldiers at Fort Monroe
The Rev. J. j. Dillon, of st John 5
Church, Baltimore, came home Monday
to spend a few weeks vacation with his
brother, Col Tom, at he old homestead
st. Cloud Hotel L0irr-Ite has since
returned to Baltimore. accompanying
a brother. W f. Dillon of Cumberland,
to St. Agnes Hospital. The latter has
been seriously i'll about two weeks, but
is believed to be improving.
Moses Bear, owner of the handsomest
clothing store between Frostburg and
Never Seen, was here Tuesday con bust
ness" He didn't feel at bprty to tell
what the business was. but he left sky
scraping story of two Homecoming people
one an Irishlhan, the other "A Scotch
man.
Mrs. John II. Smythe and four chill
dren. of Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Annie T. Dando spent the past
week at Mountain Lake Park, Md, and
Simpson, w. Va.
Rev. G. II. Cannon, pastor of Grace
NJ. E. Church, South, Roanoke, Va, ar
rived Tuesday to spenda fortnight with
Mrs C's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
McLuckie. Mrs. G. and three children
We're already here. He is popular eX
pastor of the Southern Methodist Church
here, has fine charge now, and is a
rising man in his connection.
Nh and Mrs. Clayton Purnell left
Tuesday to go in W. G. Devecmon 5
automobile to Blue Mountain House,
this State, where the lawyers met this
year.
Mrs. G.. w. Ieller and daughter, Miss
Helen, have gone westward far as Den
yer, Col, for lengthy stay.
Frank J Mcmahon, of Cumberland,
was here Tuesday. and, as usual, eX-
plored the town from Eckhart Flat to
the extreme terminal of the Belt Line
Frank has been accused of tioppery-
from democracy over to republicanism,
but he said IF Taft doesn't win, Bryan
will.' Which, anyway TIE reader takes
il, looks fair to both
Charles Hodel, reporter, is "A guest of
the St. Cloud Hotel Mr.. H. has been
in the newspaper business in all its de-
partmentS, and still leans that way
He has welded the tympan i'll eastern
Ohio, set side sticks i'll southern PennSyl
vania, washed chases i'll West Virginia,
and distributed quadS i'll northern
Indiana, which makes him an all-rOund
newspaper man.
Mrs. j. Benjamin Carson, of El PaSO
Texas, formerly Of this place, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Leroy Common, Union
street
d. y. Benson left Thursday for Dallas,
Texas. to attend the ElkS' National
Convention.
Misses Lottic Meagrr. of Elk Lick
Pa , and Emma Mcager, of Meycredale
Pa, visited friends here during the
week.
William GatehOuse, of Lewisburg
Pa, is here for the usual school vaca-
lion. Mr.. q. is a student of Buckncll
University, taking the law course.
McSsrs. Samuel and Thomas Bowen,
father and son, formerly of this place,
now of Homestead, Pa, Were here Tues
day attending the funeral of Mr.. George
w. Bowen, of Midland, il brother of
Samuel.
Walter f. Spill, of Pittsburg, Pa.
came over last Sunday to stay several
weeks with relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bradley left
Thursday evening for a stay of about
two III )nthS with their son, George, in
Nuver, Colorado. The JOURNAL has a
ely written account of a farewell
ty extended Wednesday evening to
49, and Mrs. Bradley, but it is too
lengthy for this hour of the week and
too good to shorten. The friends may
look for it, therefore, next week.