Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-06-04

Personal.
Mrs. Marion Smith Patterson anG
daughter, Margaret, of Woodstield, O.
and Mrs. Sara Smith Gephart and sor
Fred of Cincinnati, O., We're guest:
several days of relatives here. Mrs
Patterson and Mrs. Gephart are dangh
tiers of the late Capt. }. Polk Smith
wears AGO prominent resid' n of this
place. Mrs. Patterson enjoys the dis
| tinctiou of having been several years a
"girli'yp"' on the JOURNAL. She was
then popularity known as Miss May.
Miss Edith Gurlpy, of Meyersdale, Pa.
spent Decoration day at the home of MIR
and Mrs f. l. Betz. East Union street
Miss Eva Crump left Wednesday for
Carrollton, Mo. where she will spend
sometime visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charlss
Critchtield and sister, Miss Cora Crump
Mes>rs. John T. Edwards. ID p. Lee
Fevre and Business" Reed, of Cumber,
land, were here Monday overlooking the
ground with view to bidding on the
West Union street paving proposal.
Miss Flora NJ McElfish, of Irving
College. Mechanicsburg. Pa, has re-
turned to her home here. accompanied
by two fellow students whom she is en-
tertaining-Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
of Clarksburg, w Va, and Miss Wini-
fred Lantz, of Aurora, w. Va.
DR.. Ernest Spencer, of Bel Alton, st.
Mary's county, this State, is visiting DR..
w. o. McLane, of this place.
Hon. John b. Shannon, of this place,
has been appointed director on the
part of the State of the Western Mary
land Hospital, Cumberland.
Miss Lillian Leydig, stenographer for
the J. b. Williams Company, marble
dealers and workers, was a visitor last
Sunday to her home-Hyndman, Pa.
Robert A. Wilson, of Donora, Pa,
visited old friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Phillips, chill
dren, and Miss Nell Anthony. of Rives-
vile, w. Va, visited Mr.. Phillips
mother-Mrs. John S. Phillips, this
week. Mr.. Phillips returned to his
home Monday.
Mrs. Charles Hau, of this plahe, is
entertaining her mother-Mrs. John
Ivison, of Clal ksburg, w. Va.
William Merrbach, of this place,
visited his sister-Mrs. Charles d. Brode,
Sharon, Pa, several days last week.
w. H. Morgan is in Philadelphia, Pa,
on business for his coal company.
Miss Elizabeth B. Roberts, of this
place, was secretary of the convention of
members of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society in Martinsburg, w. Va,
last Saturday Besides Miss Roberts,
Miss Lille Asphalt, of this place. was q
delegate.
Dr.. William T. Rowe, leading phys
ician of Meyersdale. Pa, came over
Monday to see his wife and daughter
guests of Mrs. Rowe's parents-Mr. and
Mrs Jabez Jeffries.
Mrs. w. H. Morgan and children are
visiting friends in Windber, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Detfinbaugh, of
Williamsburg. Pa, have been guests of
Mrs. DIS mother-Mrs. Henry Brode,
Beall street, this week.
Miss Nellie Hohing is visiting Balti-
more friends.
Miss Mamie McLuckie left Wednes-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Bolitha
Jeffries. St. Louis, Mo.
Hon. George w. Blocher. of Garrett
county was in town Wednesday. He is
a farmer of the old regime, but is i'll
doubt of the justice of blaming Halley's
comet with the unseasonably cool wealth
or of the period.
Died.
Az Uut ldllllS LII lhio
place, early Monday morning. My 30,
1910, Mrs. Gertrude Morgan, wife of Mr..
William Morgan, aged "A years. In ill
health, Mrs. Morgan went to bed about
a week before. A few days later pneu
monia set in and she quickly passed
away. Her former home was Pittsburg,
Pa, removing here about two years ago.
Mr. Morgan, her husband, is a son of
William d. Morgan, of Eckhart.
At his home. Frost avenue. Saturday
night, May 2S, 1910, Mr.. Henry Spitz-
mas, ST., aged Sc years. Three daughters
and four SONS survive-Mrs. Frank B.
Phillips, of Lonaconings Miss Kate, of
Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Lavinia, and Messrs.
Albert, Charles, Henry and William, of
this place. Mr.. Spitznas was born and
reared to young manhood i'll Germany.
Coming here he adopted the vocation of
mining, which he followed all of his
active life. The funeral, held Tuesday
afternoon, was quite largely ATTENDED.
At his home, German street, this place,
Wednesday, June |, 1910, Mr.. Samuel
l.. Hayes, aged 70 years. Widow, two
daughters and four sons, all of this place,
survive. The daughters are Mrs. Re-
becca Thomas and Mrs. Mary Long,
sons Messrs. Charles. George NJ. Price
and Salem Mr. Hayes was Union
Veteran of the Civil War, serving in a
MARYLAND regiment. He had long been
a resident of FroStburg.