Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-07-31
TOWN AND VICINITY.


Miss Rose Mcmahon, living with the
family of Rev. A. H. Thompson, for
merly of this place, now of Washington,
D. G.. has determined to become a
trained nurse, and will enter Providence
Hospital August list.
Mrs. J. n. Beall will leave for Seattle,
Washington, next Thursday, for visit OF
several weeks to her son, an assistant OF
the assessor of that city. Rev. DR.. Beall
will accompany her far as st. Louis,
Mo-, where he will spend his vacation
of two or three weeks with former
parishiOners.
Miss Hazel Fernsner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs l.. +. Fernsner, of this place.
is away from home for month visiting
friends in Hagerstown and Washington,
d. c.
Misses Hunter of Baltimore, visiting
their brother, John A. Hunter, Cumber-
land, spent Monday afternoon and even
ing in town with Miss Aggie L. Davis,
Broadway.
DR.. and Mrs. w. O. McLane and
family, Mrs Susan Can't and Miss
Anna Dando, of this place and Mrs.
McLane, of Baltimore, the DOCTOR
mother, left Wednesday morning for
week IS camping tripOn the South Branch
Yesterday they We're joined by DIR. |. Il.
Ritter and Miss Ann Wilson. of this
place.
Rev. f. X. Wagner, paster of st Paul S
Lutheran Church, left Thursday to spend
several days i'll Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Bessie Percy, Assistant Librarian
Carnegie Library, Connellsville, Pa, re-
turned home Friday after a twoweeks
visit to her cousin, Miss Aggie L. Davis,
Broadway.
ID. Lindley Sloan, Il prominent mem
Der of the Allegauy County bar and a
candidate for the republican nomination
for the iudgeship of this circuit, stopped
off in FrOstburg for few hours Friday
evening en- roHtc to his home i'll Iona
coming.
Mrs. William McLuckie is at home
from a short stay with her daughter,
Mrs Grace Cannon, Hedgesville, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell, of Adams
Mills, o., are visiting the family of Mrs
C's brother, Edward Harvey, Mt.
Pleasant street.
Titus A. Brick went down to Allegany'
Thursday in high-seat buggy. Said he
was going to buy ii white shirt and
pair of khaki, land if kin git myself
well broke into the shirt by 1911, | will
run for some county office. Aud then |
will want to lie called Col lite"
George n. Hammers, of Johnstown,
Pa, is guest of Fred Wehner and other
friends here He is a native of this
vicinity.
Miss Mary p. Farr Field Secretary
and Library Organizer of the State
Library Commission, was here yesterday
i'll the interest of establishing a Library
in this place-an excellent enterprise.
She couldn't say whether she was en-
cOuraged or not, but will return and
make more thorough canvass week
after next.
Miss Anna Mccormick of Washing
ton, ID. G., is a guest of Mrs. Edward
DOnOhue, Union street. Miss McCOr-
mick is sister of Rev. ID. NJ McCor-
mick, once an assistant pastor of st.
Michael's Church.
Miss Amelia Pfeltfer, of Lynchburg,
Va, is visiting her Uncle, John Pfeitfer,
Grant street, and other Frostburg
relatives.
Frank l.. Geary, editor of the Cum
berland .lmfricHH, was III town Wednes-
day. His preferential of the senatorial
alphabet is "I," capitalized, but, talk
ing in lower case, he several times used
the terms, zeal, "zest' and zephyr"
Speaking of other candidates, however,
he said i'll one instance zero" in an
other zig" third and last-''zag." He
spells one mans name "zihl"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. McLuckie, of
Washington, ID. G., are guests of Mr..
McL's parents-Mr and Mrs William
McLuckie, Bowery street. Robert is in
an office at Marine Headquarters and
stands well with associates and superioTs.
Returning soon, Miss Catherine, Roberts
sister, will accompany them for a stay
i'll Washington.
Dr. w, E. Spill, of Allegheny. Pa,
was here several days including last
Sunday, visiting his family who are
guests of Mrs SIS father, John Pressman,
Grant street.
Mrs. j. Arthur Smith and daughter,
Miss TheIma, of Columbia. S. c., are
visiting Mrs. SIS parents-Mr and Mrs.
j. A. Smith, Ormand street.
Mrs. w. G. Rowe and daughter, Miss
EStelle, of Meyersdale, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Rs pareuts-Mr. and Mrs. JabeZ
JetirieS, Maple street.
Horace p. Whitworth, of Western
port, republican candidate for State
Senate, was here Monday
Oliver b. Wittig, of the NJ. c. L. $.
Club at Raven Rock Cottage, sends a
list Of his associates, but it reaches a
form" already made up" No time
left to set it up.