Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-09-03
Personal.

aunt. Mis-. B. F. Bray.
Miss Lourdine Por er, of Savannah,
Ga, is visiting her parents-Mr. aud
Mrs Thomas G. Porter, of Cumberland
all formerly of Frostburg.
Fred. James, musician, IF this place,
is a guest of friends at Atlantic city.
Col. John Heating. Of Cumberland,
was in town Sunday morning en- r0uie
to funeral of John Doolan, at Homecoming.
Miss Pearl Bone. of Horton, w. Va.
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
William Bone, Maple street.
George X. Hosken, stationed at
Clarksburg, w. Va, visited his family
here last Sunday.
Dr. w. A. Oracle. a surgeon of the
University Hospital, Baltimore is sum
mering' few weeks in the place of his
nativity Eckhart.
Miss Lillian Baer, of Meyersdale, Pa,
10 visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Lam
mert-Ritter- Hooking Inn. Broadway.
Consul and Mrs. G.. d. Caldara,"
says the Fairmont (W. Va } Times, ARE
entertaining at their home on CASTOR
avenue for few days Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Croft and Miss Kate Leasure, of Mt.
Savage, Maryland. They will be ac-
companied home by Mrs. Caldara and
child, who will spend the winter at her
former home at Mt. Savage during the
absence of her husband, who is going on
a trip to Italy within few days"
Rev. S. II. Greene, former pastor of
Grace NJ. E. Church, South, staid in
town Monday night. guest of William
Hunter, Loo street. He is stationed at
Gainsborough, Va.
Miss Teresa Donohue has returned
~, pn nd
Miss Lizzie Donohue-a sister, has re-
New York city.
Charles J. Winter and sisters-Misses
Ruth, Carrie and Frances Winter. of
Washington, Iowa, arrived from that
place this week on a visit to their aunt
Mrs. M. S. Winter, Frost avenue. They
made the journey in Mr.. Winters large
Winton automobile and report fine
run, with not an accident or stoppage.
G.. E. Lucas, of Dobbin, w. Va, is a
visitor to Frostburg. He is one of West
Virginia's most enterprising and thrifty
young business men. The JOURNAL is
quietly informed that-well. there's a
nice girl in the case.
Miss Anna Mccormick, of Washing
ton, ID. c.. is guest of Mrs. Edward
Donohue, II East Union street. Miss
Mccormick is sister of Rev. d. L. Nc
Cormick, several years ago assistant
pastor of St. Michael's Church.
Geoge d. Hamill, jr., is at home from
a weeks stay in Baltimore.
Rev. G. II. Cannon, of Hedgesville,
w. Va, former pastor of the M. E.
Church, South, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
William McLuckIe, Shady Cottage,
Bowery street-Mrs. C's parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Richard Harris are
away visiting friends in Pennsylvania
and New York towns. The professor
expects also to audit some Niagara Falls
roars with a view to acquiring more
emphasis in enunciating barytone.
Misses Susan Layman and Eleanor
burst are visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
Misses Adna and Giberta Griffith.
Frost avenue, are guests of their sister
Mrs. f. A. Collinson, Baltimore.
Miss Kate Spates, one of the H. B.
Shatfer Company's sales ladies, Is in
Pittsburg, Pa, with friends for a few
days.
Miss Margaret burst. of Thayer Mo,
is guest of her brother-D. H. burst,
of this place.
Mrs. Fanny Rauchenberger, of Davis,
w. Va, is visiting her sister-Mrs.
William ROdda. jr., Loo street.
Mrs. Josephine Holden, Of New York,
is visiting her father-J. S. Metzger,
Frost avenue.
Miss Maud Kinney, of Mt. Pleasant
street, attended the home week func-
lions at Elkins, w. Va, last week.
Rev. l.. George has gone to Ohio on
vacation of two weeks
E. N. Michael left Thursday for a
short stay at Atlantic City. N. J.
Miss Sarah Stevens, stenographer for
Charles G. Watson, attorney, has re-
turned from stay at Atlantic City.
Prof. Ira f. Culp, principal of Vale
Summit public school, will relinquish
that position and go to farming in Gar
rett county. The high cost of living has
no doubt derailed him as consumer
and the rule of three" qualities any
man for the higher office of producer.
Miss Jane Naismith and Miss Pearl
Pyle, of this vicinity. are guests Of
friends in West Pennsylvania towns
Jabez Sperry, a former resident. now
of Patton, Pa, has been several days
guest of his brother-Theophilu Sperry,
of this place.
Mrs. F. R. Wagner, wife of former
popular pastor of ST. Pauls Lutheran
Church, now of Huntingdon, Pa, is
visiting her many friends here.
Owen F. Winter, of the local electric
railway clerical force, has resumed work
after recreation of two weeks. So far,
however, he hasn't audited single
Belt Line ticket.
Mrs. Harvey Steinley, of this place, is
the guest of her sister-Mrs. Charles
Bowden, Pittsburg. Pa.
J. S. Metzger, town clerk, representa-
tive of the local Acre, has returned from
St. Louis-this years home of the
national convention of the national bird.
w. E. Hartman. manager of the
Frostburg Baseball team, has gone to
Atlantic City for a rest.
John P. Lyons, of California, is visit
ing Frostburg relatives. Lived here
until he was 26 years old, and AZ years
ago he left, not having visited the old
town since. Knows nobody except
George w. Cook, constable, and remem-
bers him as fellow soldier of the war
In his day the town extended in scat
tered style along Union street; hence,
all the other streets are strangers to him.
He is brother of Mrs. George w.
Kreltzberg.
a Dog-Goned Disappointment.
A gentleman went into E. L. Betz's