Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-09-12
PERSONAL.

John G. Vaughan, 26 years ago a resi-
dent of Ocean, was here last Saturday.
He left this region during the year OF a
great strike 1852, and the last 5 years
he has lived at Charleston, West Va.
He is son of the late Samuel w.
Vaughan, many years prominent resi-
dent of this region. In his stay of Sev-
eral weeks III the county he is accom-
panied by a son, j. Herbert Vaughan, a
promising young man. Mr.. Vaughan is
gentleman of fine intelligence, wide
information, Il fluent tongue, and hence
most interesting cOnVcrsationaliSt.
Though Il republican, he is considerably
disguised with party affairs in his State
and somewhat at sea concerning his own
course this fall.
f. Stanley HitchinS, of Olive Hill,
Ky, stopped off and spent Sunday with
his old-home people here, meanwhile
bestowing IA passing glance upon his old
friend, diamond Pete"
E. f. Hartley, of Fairmont. w. Va,
promoter Of the Eckhart Flat lot addi-
ton to FroStburg, is a clever gentleman.
Appears to know what he is doing in Il
clear headed. honest way. Speaks well
of the II G. Brooks Company, paving
contractors.
Rev f. r. Wagner, pastor of 81.
Paul's Lutheran Church, left Tuesday
for Gettysburg, Pa. on business visit.
William \. Shatfcr and Miss Ettie
Shatfer of the H. b. Shatfrr Co, are in
Philadelphia and New York purchasing
fall and winter goods for the large de
partment store in THE Growing End
of Town.
Miss Inez NJ johnson left to-day for
Baltimore. where she Will fill IA respnn.
sible position aS teacher in the State
Normal School.
Rev. and Mrs. Edw G. Allard are
visiting relatives and friends in Baln-
more
Mrs Henry ERODE aud daughters
Mrs. Ct. p Brode, OF this place, and
Mrs. Ella Rodgers, OF Mt. Savage, have
gone to visit Mrs. Frank Deifinbaugh,
Pittsburg, Pa,
George Stern returned yesterday from
a fortnight's work selecting and buying
new goods in eastern cities.
Dennis Bahen, Waterman at the House
of Correction, spent this week with his
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberdeau AMMAN left
in their automobile last Sunday for a
tour of Old Virginia. Just where they
know, but cards from Winchester, Har-
risonburg, Staunton, Charlottesville and
Luray located them i'll those places sew
eral days in succession. Miss Amman, of
Cumberland and Miss Green, of Read
ing, Pa, accompanied them. Philip \.
FetZer, chuutcurr.
Messrs. Paul Hitchins and \. f..
Hitchins have entered the Law Depart
1nppt pf fine lTDlVprSltN of NirpIui1
Bradford Rich, of Walbrouk. Bati-
more county, is a Today visitor to his
son, u. d. Rich, at the St. Cloud hotel
Mr.. Rich, ST., an old employee of the
Baltimore american, is a most affable
gentleman of the old school, and, of
course, is charmed with FroStburg town
and people. The son has been here Sev-
eral months filling the office of Inspector
of the new State-aid road building
through knapp'S Meadow.
Thomas Gunter, of New Cambria Mo,
is sojourning among relatives here.
Miss Christine 5. Park left Wednes-
day to resume high-school duty AT
Townsville, Ga.
J. \. Caldwell, of this place, was reg
istered at the New Bingham hotel, Phil
adelphia, one day this week.
William II. GatehouSe left yesterday
to resume his studies at Bucknell Uni
versity, Lewisburg, Pa.
n. w. Hoffman, cashier OF First Ma
tional Bank, South Fork. Pa. was here all
day Thursday. Like ALI the rest, he adj
mires the town and loves the people, and
on the other side it may be fairly stated
that Mr.. Hoffman is an attractive young
man.