Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1911-01-07

clerical force, visited his parents at
Burlington, w. Va, during the holidays
Misses Grace II. and Elsie r. Dando,
visited their sister, Mrs. j. Fred. Dillon,
Wendell, w. Va, during the holidays.
They We're accompanied by their little
niece, Sarah Dando Dillon, who had
been with her grandmother, Mrs. James
DandO, the past three months.
y. f. Thomas, private secretary to II.
\. Hesse, general manager of the Con-
solidation Coal Company, was the guest
of his mother, in Baltimore, during the
holidays.
Rev. and Mrs. S. &. Hefelbower, of
Princeton, n. j., enjoyed a holiday stay
at the old home mansion, West Union
street.
Corporal John A. Cradle, of the 18th
Band, c. A. c., Fort Adams, r. l.,
visited his homehere during the holidays.
Owen Cooper Hitchins, of New York
city, visited relatives here during the
holidays, accompanied by Rudolph
| PORTALS, of Paris, France.
Q. +. Guild, resident engineer of the
Western Maryland railroad, has re
signed that office and gone to Delta. Del,
to become general superintendent of the
| Peach Bottom Slate Quarries. He is an
| elegant gentleman.
l.. f. Fernsner of Akron, o., spent
the holidays in Frostburg with his
family. Is doing well in Akron.
David Stoddard, of Clarion, Pa, was
here several days with his family, leav-
ng last Sunday. He showed a big pic
ure to the JOURNAL and asked the great
paper to recognize the most snowy
flowers in the boquet. After careful
search it found Samuel Bowen, George
j. Tipping and David Stoddard, all for
mer Frost burgers, and the last named
brother of John StCddard, eX postmaster
general of Allegany.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mendeson and
son, of Weston, w. Va. came over and
spent part of the holidays and New
Years day with Thomas Kerr, jr., Hill
| street
After giving the JOURNAL bottle of
hair tonic, imported from a laboratory
which supplies the crowned heads of
Europe, Gus. VIM. Zeller went to
Grantsville and enjoyed himself among
| friends over there.
John A. Thomas, of Lake Sylvan, was
in town the other day and stated that
all the people down there are looking
for high tide on the lake soon after
genuine thaw sets in. David Harum
luulIHtI. tutlOIStu DN MdIh L WALL
Cooper, says it is practically sure thing.
Mrs. E. n. Finkelhoe, of Pittsburg,
Pa, was a welcome holiday visitor at the
home of her parents-Mr and Mrs.
Jacob Tuvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Thomas, of
Glendale, W. Va, We're Christmas guests
of Joseph b. Thomas, Eckhart, and
Charles +. Tucker, Tarn Terrace, this
place.
Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Hooking, of Du-
Quesne, Pa, enjoyed a few of the holi-
days with the doctors sister and broth
ers, East Union street.
Messrs. Robert A. Scott, of Terra
Haute, Ind, and William Scott, of
Wheeling, w. Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scott, parents and grand parents,
respectively, South Water street.
James Gunnett, Of Washington, d. c.,
spent Christmas week with his father
TheO. Gunnett, of this place.
Daniel j. Williams went to Oakland
Monday evening ON new railroad bust
ness.
Owen E. Hitchins, of Columbia Uni
versity, New York. spent the holiday
vacation with his mOther-Mrs Owen
Hitchins.
John d. Williams of Davis, w. Va,
visited his father-Daniel j. Williams,
during the holidays.
William Davis, postmaster general of
Borden Shaft, was here Tuesday looking
at the process of deposit in postal savings
banks.
Martin j, Brown, landlord of Hotel
Brunswick, Huntingdon Pa, came over
to see the real thing in Christmas doings
and staid several days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown, East
Union street.
Mrs. Daniel A. Porter spent the holi-
days with her parents-Mr. and Mrs.
Owen England, Youngstown, OHIO.
Miss Nellie FRESHMAN, engaged in
photography in Uniontown, Pa, spent
holiday week with her father here-Mr.
Jacob FRESHMAN.
Earl Lewis and Clarence Morgan, ST.
Johns College students, left Tuesday
for Annapolis to resume their studies.
Albert Rowe, of Scottdale, Pa, visited
his mother Mrs. Thomas Rowe, during
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs Price Russell, and family,
of Oil City, Pa, are guests of j. j. Mel
son, Eckhart.
Alvin Nickel, of Van Lear, Ky, visited
his mother-Mrs G. f. Nickel, during
the holidays. He is in the service of the
Consolidation Coal Company, Kentucky
division.
Miss Katharine McLuckie, visiting her
sister-Mrs. G. ii. Cannon, Hedgesville,
w. Va, returned in time to enjoy the
holidays with her parents-Mr. and Mrs.
William McLuckie. Shady Cottage,
Bowery street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Reardon, of Win
chester, Va, spent holiday week with
Mrs. Rs parents-Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Colborn.
Gale Townsend, student in engineer
ing, New York University, was ii holi-
day guest of his parents-Mr. and Mrs.
CT. G.. Townsend, Frost avenue.
G.. II. McCullen, repre- senring the
Radcliffe Southern Music Festivals,
Washington, d. c., was III town We'd
nesday.
William Lapp, Of st. Joe, Idaho. is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs Con-
rad Lapp, Ormand street. He is a
Frostburg boy prospecting i'll the West.
Mrs. Clara Pyle Ewing, the State
NOrmals voice-culture specialist, re
turned Wednesday from a delightful
holiday stay at her home, near Phila-
delphia.
John Yuugermau is in Baltimore with
a big batch Of Rhode Island Red chick
ems on display at a State poultry show.