Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-07-30

Sunday.
DR.. E. B. Allen. reporting physi-
clan of the B. & o. railroad. will be
the guest of DR.. A. B. Price next
week.
Mrs. DR.. T. O. Price and daughter
Miss Fanny, of Baltimore are visiting
the family of DIR. Price.
Miss Mona K. Holman, of Ridgeville,
Mineral County. W. Va, has been ad-
Iniring the beautiful mountain scenery
around Frostburg for week past.
Miss Emma White, of Cumberland,
who has been the guest of G.. Berke-
bile, Esq, left for home Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Knode, of this place,
left Wednesday noon for brief visit
among friends in New Salem, Ohio.
We hope his trip will greatly benefit
him.
Mrs. Powell, of Miller mine, made
the trip from New York to Queens
town in u days, on board the "Ari-
zona."
DR.. John M. Lsavitt, president of
st. Johns College, Annapolis, will be
in Frostburg August 9th. and remain
several days. On Monday evening,
August 9Th, he will deliver a lecture
here on the History and Work of the
College. Particulars hereafter
Rev. Mr.. Henninghau,en, of Balti-
more, has been enjoying brief visit
with friends in our mountain city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stapleton have
gone on an extended trip to Boston
and Manchester, Mass.
Miss Ella Fitzgerald, of Hoffman,
returned home few days since after
prolonged visit to relatives in Sails
bury, Pa.
John Murray, Esq, of Baltimore,
is visiting friends in this place.
Misses E. and R. o Brien, M. Morris,
Mrs. D. Harmon, and Mr.. Eugene A.
Harmon, of Washington. are spending
the summer at the st. Cloud Hotel.
Rev. W. A. Powell, of the Presby-
terrain Church, left for his new charge
in Parksrsburg, W. Va. yes erday
noon. The Reverend gentleman car
ries with him the good wishes of all
our citizens.
Rev. J. F ockerman, pastor of
Wesley Chapel, Baltimore, is in town
TO spend short time with the family
Of his father-in. law, Judge Armstrong.
Misses Mary Arthur and Maggie
Donahue, of Pittshurg are spending
the summer with Mrs. Edw. Donahue
of this place.
Mrs. Chipley, of Mississippi, is Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. DIR. A. B.
Price.
Among the excursionists from Cum
berland last Sunday we noticed the
eerial face of G.. L. Wellington, Esq.
MARR1ED.-In this place, at st.
Michsel's Church. Tuesday morning,
July 26, 1881, by Rev. V. F. Schmitt,
Mr.. MARTIN DoNAHUE, of Eckhart,
and Miss MARY SMITH, of CIarysville.
The happy couple Immediately after
the ceremony repaired to the resi-
dence of the brides father here a
sumptous dinner was partaken of. In
the evening large number of guests
arrived from various sections to have
a good old-fashioned time, as both the
groom and bride are very popular.
A platform had been erected in the
yard where the lads and lassies in
dulged in dancing to the en- iyening
strains of Mr.. Lawrence Burns vio-
lin. The Crystal Cornet Band was
prerent and discouraed some sweet
muaic. Misses Kate O'Conner, Of
Columbus, Ohio, and Mary Mcclure
presided at the tables to which the
quests were hidden. Everything
passed ef pleasantly and all with the
JOURNAL included wish the couple
a long life and a happy one.
POLITICAL Mr.. Otto Hohing, of
Homecoming, has announced himeelt a
candidate for the republican nomina-
ton for Sheriff. He is said to be
popular with the workingmen on the
creek.
Mr.. Theodore A. Miller, of this
place, has been put forward for the
House of Delegates by his friends.
he is lifelong, earnest, consistent
republican, and prefers strong claims
upon party support.
A correspondent proposes Mr.. G.
W. Fisher, Of this place, as rerub-
lican nominee for the House of Dele