Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-08-22

Miss Bessie Middlehurst, of Pittsburg
Pa. is visiting Miss Eva Rodda.
Miss luez johnson has returned from
Columbia University, New York, where
she took the special teachers course
Sh" says her stay at the great school was
one of great pleasure and greater profit
Mrs William Williamson and daugh-
ters-MisseS Lulu and Ida, and son
Isaac, and Grant Walters, of Pittsburg
Pa, are visiting Mrs. George Hosken,
west Union street.
A. Charles Stewart. of Stewart q
Hohlng, clothiers is at home from a
visit to Boston, Mass, accompanied by
Mrs. 5. and daughter Doris, who had
been i'll New England some time.
Miss Nina Nation, IL former State
Normal teacher, was here Wednesday
Mrs. c. NJ. Roehrig, Thomas, w. Va,
and Mrs. Roy NanW agenen, of Hazel
ton. Pa, are guests of Mrs. George 5.
Wilson, east Loo street.
Rev. H. S. Ecker and family, of Read
ing, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Els father,
Joseph B. Thomas at Eckhart. All
glad to see them.
Miss Georgiana Roach, of Windber.
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Ii.
Morgan, Bowery street.
johnson Wilson, of Bramwell, w.
Va, is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Will
lisOn, east Loo street. johnson iSin the
engineering department OF the Pocahon
tas Coal Company. Looks well and Is
doing we'll.
Miss Madeira Jones, of Poolesville,
this State, is visiting Mrs. S. H. Greene
at the parsonage of Grace NJ E. Church,
South.
Messrs L. CT Tracy and c. w. Dorsey,
of Baltimore, and J. w. Cook, of Cum
berland, formerly of this place, are here
representing the Staley Manufacturing
Company, of Baltimore, and demonstrate
ing the utilities and eXcellencles of the
company cream corn starch, baking
powder and easy-ironing starch. They
appear to have three merltOrlOuS articles
promoted by three hustlers.
Rev. Reese Reese, of Scranton. Pa,
visiting his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Reese, Spring street, will leave to-day,
accompanied by his brother, William,
of this place, for St. Louis, Mo, for a
short visit.
George E Pearce, druggist. is at At
lantic city for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Koch of Wheel
ing, w. Va, We're here several days.
including last Sunday. Came in one
day from Whet ling in Mr.. KS big
automobile.
Charles A. Rodda, printer escorted by
dozen friends, more or less, utilized
Thursday for vacation of one day on
the South Branch river, West Va.
William NJ. Kurt chief clerk in the
auditing department of the 9. q ID. q
p. Telegraph and Telephone Company,
of PittSburg, Pa, is sojourning with j.
Alex Davis.
Mrs G.. w. Teller and daughter Miss
Helen g., spent six weeks visiting friends
in Mt. Vernon, Fredericktown and
Akron, O, and Pittsburg, Mr.. Zeller
put IN 10 days in same places and all
reached home Friday, l4th inst,
Henry Reichenbacn was at Macclo,
Brazil, July 18th. Thence he addressed
a picture-card to the journal, Frost
burg, Md, Estados, Unidos.'
Miss Eva G.. Nash, of the post-otfice
corps, and Miss Minnie elise left Mon
day for a visit of two weeks to friends
in Marietta and Vincent, Ohio. Miss
Eva writes TO her aSsOclateS-"be good
to the people, and tell JOURNAL that fish
are plentiful here, but boys scarce. No
Bryan men here at all, but all for Taft. "
Mrs. Charles f. Betz is visiting her
parents at Rockland, Pa.
John E. Taylor left Thursday for At
lantic city. 1t is felt here that Mr..
Taylor will return with some new ideas
of Belt Line Possibilities.
Blanchard S. Young, of Belt, Montana,
is the guest of his friend, Frank Jetfries,
of same place, the latter visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jetfries.
They will shortly return together to
Montana.