Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-04-02

Miss Frances +. Grant, holding re-
sponsble position in the office of Adams
Express Company, Washington, ID. c.,
spent the Easter holidays with her
parents-Mr. and Mrs. James Grant,
West Union street.
Thomas p. Llewellyn, living near Mid
land, was in town Monday. He is IA de-
scendant of an old-time family and one
of the cleverest farmers on Dams Noun
tain.
Misses Daisy and Nellie johnson, of
Hyattsville, this State, are guests of Mrs
Martha Jacobs, Bowery street.
Miss Stella Odgers was the guest last
week of her sister, Mrs Flora Patterson
Clarksburg, w. Va.
John p. McMullen, of Cumberland
was in the metropolis Tuesday. He
said nothing of it, butt is fact that he
and two brothers Hugh and Daniel f..
have purchased 60 HIP, 7-P. touring
car-one of the finest makes in the world
and are going to enjoy spins this spring
and summer all over the country.
John l.. HeintZ, of Cumberland, was
in town Tuesday John is the author of a
lecture, entitled MY Experience as a
Partner of the City in Paving Improve
ment," that ought to be heard by every
moss back who believes that private in
dividuals should pay two-thirds of the
cost of Il p"bIjc improvement.
Misses Mary E. Ford and Mabel A.
Schnurr, of the State Normal faculty,
went to their homes for the Easter holt
days-the former to EastOn, this State ;
the latter to Brooklyn n. Y.
James NJ. Cobourn and family, of
Front Royal, Va, are temporarily located
here. Mr.. G. stated he is looking for a
place to stay permanently if he can find
one to suit.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Jenkins, of this
place, are i'll Paintyille, Ky, visiting
their son, Jonathan, superintendent of
Consolidation Coal Company mines at
that place.
John Fahey, of Westernport, was in
town Tuesday comforting with some of
his partners in the Franklin Coal Com
pany. John reports conditions favorable
to an early start at their new plant at
Franklin, and expressed the hope that
in little while they will begin ship
ments.
Ralph Wilson, William Jones, DR.. H.
J. Bosteter and Mr.. Miller, quartette
of handsome, elegant gentlemen of Mt.
Savage, We're here Monday evening at
tending the ball in the Frostburg Opera
House, given by the Tammany Club.
These gentlemen are masters of the art
Terpsichore, and in Frostburg they are
the admiration of all the ladies and the
envy of all the men.
Dr. and Mrs. w. l.. NanOrmer, of
Schellsburg, Pa, with their three chill
dren, spent the Easter holidays with
Mrs. NanOrmer mother-Mrs. H. B.
Shatfer, east Union street.
NJ. j. Brown, the pleasing bOnitace of
the Brunswick Hotel, Huntingdon, Pa.
is spending a few days of this week with
his parents, east Union street. Mart
reports business good in his part of the
keystone State.
James Kelley. Of Connellsville, Pa,
stopped over in Frostburg and Midland
few days this week on his way home
from the National Capital. jim was a
guest of the National club at their ball
in the Midland Opera House Monday
evening and enjoyed himself immensely
Mrs George Il. Hanna, of Ivanhoe
ILL.,, several weeks a guest of relatives
and friends here, will leave next Monday
for Cleveland, o., where she will stay a
few days with her brother-William
Thomas, Thence she will go to her
home. Mrs. Hanna expresses herself as
having much enjoyed her visit here and
wishes the JOURNAL to convey her most
grateful appreciation of the Inequalities
extended by so very many friends. Hell
hushand-Rev George T. Hanna, is the
pastor of a church in Ivanhoe, to which
he has drawn congregation steadily
large and growing.
Mrs. Osceola Henderson aud infant
aud Mrs. Silas w. Duggan, of this place