Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-08-28
Personal.

Mrs. John Edwards and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, of California, Pa, are
visiting Mrs James Stevens, Mt. Pleas
ant street
Miss Christine Park has gone to At
lanta, Ga, to take a teachers position
in high school.
A note from Rev. c. A. Britt, of
Chicago, ILL.,, states that in the re-num-
boring of city houses his address has
been changed from 1854 to 1903 North
Western Avenue. Himself and family
we'll as usual.
Miss Nell kalbaugh, saleslady in
Wehner's store, is spending her vacation
in Cumberland and Keyser, w. Va.
w. r. Gunter, landlord Hotel Glad
stone, left Thursday for Seattle, Wash.
Rev. r j. Rees, of Scranton, Pa, Is
visiting his mother and brothers on
Spring street, this place. Much of Mr..
Rees' life was spent i'll FrOstburg. In
fact here he was reared and prepared
for the ministry. Ten years he has been
pastor of a Congregational Church in
Scranton-a record attesting the worth
of a worker who is still Young.
Mrs o. p. Morrow, of Rockland, Pa,
here several weeks visiting her daughter
Mrs. G. f. Betz, has returned home
accompanied by the latter
Mrs. Howard |. Harmau of Baltimore
has been i'll town several weeks, the
guest of relatives. She is a daughter of
the late John J. Keller, of this place
Mr.. Hartman, once a Frostburg editor,
is now ON the advertising staff of the
Baltimore NfWS.
Albert s. Cook, Superintendent of
Baltimore County schools, and his as
sistant, John T. Hershner came up this
week to observe the work of the Allie
gany Summer School.
Mrs. Belle Dunlap left Wednesday fol
her home, Barlow, Fla, after a two
months stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John N. Benson, Frost avenue.
Edgar n. Michael, of this place, left
Thursday for tour of the North West,
including the Seattle, Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. G. Schofeld and
two children, of Richmond, Va, visited
his parents-Mr and Mrs. b. T. Scho-
field, of this place, this week. Always
up-to-date in his line, Fred. is still one
of the most expert machinists in the
country.
d. r. Scott, of Linton, Indiana, left
that place Friday of last week in his
automobile and arrived at his parents
home here Wednesday afternoon-a five
day run. Dave says, however, that 1t
was not 10y" run; that he prefers
moderate speed, and then some hours of
rest. He is accompanied by his wife
and Mr. and Mrs. w. A Craig and daugh-
ter, also of Linton. From Indianapolis
they followed the National Pike all the
way to Frostburg about 600 miles.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hauser and in
FAINT son. of Rochester, N. Y, are guests
of Mrs HIS parents-Mr and Mrs. Mar
tin HartIg, Loo street. Mr. Hauser is IA
former pastor of Salem Reformed
church, Broadway.
Anthony Lehr, of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting his brothers here. He is a
son of the late Christian Lehr- a brave
soldier of the Civil War, and one of the
best young men Frostburg has sent out
into the world.
John S. Brophy, general manager of
| the Piedmont and Georges Greek Coal
Company, has returned from tour of
mine inspection in the Pocahontas VA
coal region.
Joseph l.. Morris, of OSkaIoosa, Iowa,
left for his home Wednesday after a
stay of several weeks with Frostburg
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George Anthony, of
/ Jasonville, Indiana, are visiting Mrs.
| AS parents-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mrs. Robert Tenant and daughter
Miss Marguerite, of Pittsburg, Pa, are
guests of Miss Helen Tenant, Broad.
! way.