Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-08-13
TOWN AND VICINITY.


Personal.
John Sleeman, one of Vale SUBMITS
best citizens, was in town Tuesday on
business. Not only ION business. but
he is one of the worlds square deal
ers' who find pleasure i'll business
contacts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagus Bowery
street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones and daughter, Miss Lula.
of Homestead, Pa.
John P. McMullen, of Cumberland,
was in the metropolis Thursday, evil
IDENTIFY on business.
William p. Hansell residing near
Homecoming, visited Frostburg his home
many years ago, early this week. He
called upon the JOURNAL, of course, and
spoke of the fact that he is one of very
few survivors of the great papers first
list of subscribers. What is better. he
spoke of it with qualification. He is one
of the county's best citizens
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Schneider have
gone to Oil City, Pa, to see MIR. SIS
mother, and incidentally enjoy "home-
coming" to that town.
Miss Lizzie Donahue, here two weeks
visiting her mother-Mrs Edward
Donahue, left yesterday for New York.
Miss Ella Cordial and niece-Miss
Emma Wheeler, have returned to their
Washington, d. c., after few
weeks stay with relatives and friends
in Eckhart.
Miss Nettie Morgan, of Lansing,
Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Morgan.
Rev. E. c. Allard, of Crisfield this
State, is the immediate guest of w. r.
Gunter, Hotel Gladstone, and the all
round, welcome caller upon a whole lot
of long time friends. When he met the
paper that is great he had just changed
his shaking-glove to his left hand, as his
right, worked, had temporarily re-
signed. Everybody is glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Roach, of
Windber, Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Morgan, Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Coyner, of
indianapolis, spent few hours in town
Tuesday with former neighbors and
friends. Both look well and prosperous.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Harding, of this
place, recently visited Charles Harding
Mr.. H. father, Salisbury, Pa The
latter has been Ill several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Mckee, of
Washington, ID. c., We're over Sunday
guests of MIR. and Mrs Michael Dolan,
Loo and Maple streets.
Mrs. Henry Prichard and daughter,
of Kingston, Pa, are visiting E. H. b,
Prichard and family, Oak street.
ID. M. Kelley, of Buffalo Mills. Pa,
was in town Thursday. Mr.. Kelly once
built houses i'll Frostburg. Now he is a
farmer, and says if it were not for un
timely frosts and such things he would
rather farm than build.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Krause, Wash
lngton street, are entertaining Misses
Kate and Lizzie Strube, of Ohio.
Daniel Mullen, of Daniel Boone, XIV,
was III town Tuesday, but was unable to
tell the JOURNAL how many glad hands
had been extended to good boy visit
ing his old home. Looks well and pros
porous for one who elves in the woods"
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Statler and daugh.
ter-Miss Mabel, and son-Gordon, of
Washington, d. c, recently visited
Mrs. Louis Harbel and Mrs. David
Graham, Of this place.
Mrs Clara Williams and son, Arthur,
OF Cumberland, We're guests last Sunday
of Mrs. Mary J. Rank, Loo street.
Misses Mabel Speir and Annie Stod-
dard are visiting relatives and friends
III Plttsburg, Pa, and vicinity.
Mrs. A. f. Moses will leave this
morning for visit to relatives and
friends In West Virginia
N. E. Wetmore, book keeper for
Hitchins Brothers Company, has gone
to his former home in New York for a
stay of two-weeks.
The JOURNAL has a letter from Robert
A. l.. Dick, New York, in which he re-
Joices over complete recovery from sew
eral ills due to intemperance. He now
represents. The Perfect Alcohol
Treatment Company" and appears to
be doing splendidly.
Miss Maud Duggan is visiting her sister
Mrs: Thomas Henderson, Thomas,
West Va.
Rev. G. E. Metger. pastor of Salem
Reformed Church, is rusticating for two
weeks at Gladdens, Pa.
M. Brooke Tyler, jr., of New York, is
visiting his parents-Mr. and Mrs. M.
Brooke Tyler of this place Mr.. T. is
connected with an extensive machine
manufacturing establishment and is held
IN high regard by his employees
Miss Flossie johnson is home again"
from an outing ON the ocean-side at
Atlantic City.