Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-09-17

visit in the West and spend some time
in Chicago on her return trip. They are
making the run in MIR. Winters auto
mobile and have gone over the northern
route ria Pittsburg, Cleveland, Toledo
and Chicago
Miss Grace Rowe is visiting her pa
rents-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rowe, l}4
East Loo street Miss Grace is a trained
nurse of Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore.
Rev. l.. George, pastor of Mt. Zion
Welsh Baptist Church, has returned
from visit to friends at several places
in Ohio. At Girard he saw Mr.. and
Mrs Owen England, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wright and Leyshon Prichard
all of this place At Mineral Ridge,
former home of Daniel J. Williams, of
this place, he saw Thomas Davis and
family, formerly of Welsh Hill. All
are prosperous in prospering section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Morgan, of
this place, are touring West Virginia
and Ohio, visiting relatives ana friends.
Peter Mcdonald, formerly of this
place, is at Macon, Mo, but writes that
1.-THE coal mines is the place for me.
In Macon they cut out whlskey L
dom mind that so much, but they cut
out tobacco too, and when you can
get nothing to smoke nor chew Teller
might as we'll be dead Pete is not
favorabiy impressed.
Alonzo Brown, son of p. II. Brown,
east Union street, is a student of st.
Mary's College. Emmittsburg, this State.
Rev. G. f. Metger, of this place, ad-
dressed the County Sunday
School Convention in St Paul's M. Il.
Church, Hagerstown, last tFriday) even
ing Topic-"The Seven Ages of the
American Boy"
Miss Nellie Harvey, Mt. Pleasant
street, visited friends in Cumberland the
past week.
Charles w. Frost, of Shade Mills, was
in town last Saturday morning and re-
ported two other FroSts up there that
morning Webster Frost and Jack
Frost The latter was not so welcome.
Mrs George w. Hill, Frost avenue, is
visiting her sOn-Prof George w. Hill,
Harrisburg, Pa.
William r. Coyner, of Pikesville, this
State. called upon former neighbOrs i'll
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Goldsworthy, East
Union street, are in McKeespolt, Pa,
visiting daughter-Mrs. Frank
McAtee.
Howard Kenney, of Pittsburg, Pa,
visited his parents, Mt Pleasant street,
during the past week
William r. Leatham left early this
week to take course of engineering in
the Carnegie Technical School, Pitts
burg, Pa.
John Stoddard, ex. postmaster general
of Allegany, was in town Tuesday and
stated that he was unreservedly Ill favor
of a Union station for Frostburg, pro-
vided the railroad companies-the w.
NJ, c. & P, and b. and o.. and Meyers
dale. Frostburg and Mt. Savage Electric
would locate it IN Allegany.
Mrs. Charles A. Mann, of the Ritter
Watts Inn. Broadway, is visiting her
former home. near Hancock, this State.
Mrs. Alexander r. Reed and daughter
Miss Rhea, who have spent several
months here as the guests OF her brother
w s HOblitzell, POI East Union
street. and her niece-Mrs Walter Y.
Parker at Vale Summit left for her
home in PiItsburg. Pa, Tuesday. Mrs.
Reed Wa better known in FrOstburg as
Miss Anna Hoblitzell, only daughter of
the late Jacob Heblitzell, at one time a
very prominent citizen and successful
businrss man of this place.
Mrs. Henry Lehr and three children,
of this place, are visiting relatives in
Pittsburg, Pa.
Edgar A. Drew, of Midlothian, here
Tuesday. invited the JOURNAL over to
see the immense new saw-mill is the
walking good?" inquired the paper that
is great. beautiful" replied E. A. d.,
''lf you ii keep III the mddle ana NOT
trv as Won do here in town TO promenade
on the sidewalks.
Miss Annie McAtee and brother
Angus, of Mckeesport, Pa, are guests
OF Miss Louise boidS"orthy' East Union
street
Ulysses G.. Hanna, postmaster, has
returned from Atlantic city. 1t seems
that he attended convention OF post
masters and 1t was during tine inter
missions that he attempted to bathe-
with the result, as stated last week, OF
provoking an ordinance forblddlng any
100 FOUNDER going into the ocean when
the tide is rising. 1t turned out, how
ever, that an attorney general, to whom
the embarrassment was referred, de
ended that after the Mayor had extended
to the convention the freedom of the
city and given each member key
thereto, the Mayor could not stulify
himself and nonplus the town by pass
ing an ordinance revoking single key.
Very happily, therefore, the post master
before leaving was enabled to resume
diplomatic relations with the city au-
thorities, and surrendered his key with
the understanding that no matter how
far from
Ernsthur, one may roam