Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-28
A. ]. Colborn and wife, lemonade set.
PROsTBURG


spoon, sugar spoon and cake knife.
Miss Allie r. Hartzell silver fruit stand.
Miss Laura Thrasher, picture.
Miss Julia MITCHELL napkins.
Mrs. Sue Mitchell, table-cloth.
Mrs. David Hartzell, pair blankets
Miss Dolle DeVecmon, brass hand-painted
tamborine.
Misses Minnie and Annie Hitchins, satin
bureau scarf and toilet set.
Mrs. Sallie Roney, pair vases.
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Dill and wife, Cleartield, Pa, cut
glass dish.
Mrs. L. T. Waterman, Baltimore, Md,
berry spoon.
Misses Helen and Salie Sloan, Homecoming,
Nd, one dozen butter-dishes.
Miss Henry, Everett, Pa silver fruit spoon.
]. H. Hitchins, Kansas City, Mo-, lemonade
set.
Frank Mcdonald, lockwood, Pa, cake
basket.
D. E. shaffer Mt. Savage, Md, silver mo-
lasses cruet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Parkersburg w. Va,
cotfee-spoons
John Meager and wife, Elk Lick Pa, cake
basket.
c. S. Evans and wife, Nashville, Tenn,
plush comb case.
Mrs II. p. Hartley, Latrobe Pa, towels.
At 10 the guests, summoned to the
dining hall, filed around a lengthy ia
BILE laden with native and tropical del
icacies, prepared by the deftest skill
and spread in the most sumptuou.s and
tempting array. AS usual in such
delightful emergencies, complete JUS
tice was done the edibles of all courses
under the inspiration of hospitality
as sincerely profuse as the menu was
elegantly superintendent.
The diversions of the evening re-
sumed, the time passed rapidly until l
o'clock, when Mr.. and Mrs. Price set
out upon a tour embracing the princi-
pal eastern cities and Niagara.
Returned, they will settle in Meyers
dale to work out the problem of life as
in the order Of Providence it falls to
each and all in the numberless phases
OF circumstance and opportunity. In
this instance we are glad to say the
omens are suspicious. Mr.. Price is
already the proprietor of Il prosperous
business, possesses fine qualifications
and industrious withal. His wife, u
young lady Of substantial endownents
and thorough culture in social and do
nestle arts, will do her part in the "best
estate'' we'll and faithfully.
1t will be of interest to the ladies to
learn that the bride was attired in y
dress of cream Ottoman silk, brocaded
velvet front studded with pearls, cut
Princess en- train, and square neck filled
with lace. White gloves and pink
roses completed the toilet. Mr.. Price
wore Prince Albert suit with white
gloves and tie.
The JOURNAL reciprocates pleasant
attentions by trusting flat all along
the journey each will realize that
Loves union is sacred ring
That binds two loving hearts as onc.'-
The wife is queen, the husband king,
And they will rule in unison
Iron City Notes.-The JOURNAL ran
over to Pittsburg this week on one of
those expeditions which are said to
combine pleasure with business. In
this case, however, the weather mil
itated against both, particularly the
former.
R. G.. Colborn lately with F. c..
Beall, the mammoth hardware !mer-
chant of this place, went over on same
train to take a fine position in the
house of Joseph Horne, general dry
goods establishment of extensive pro-
portions. Mr.. Beali parted with him
regretfully, likewise a number of our
sweetest ladies, but Robert received a
warm welcome to the gents furnish
ing department of the house named,
and when we saw him aftel his first
days work he expressed complete sat
isfaction with the change from Frost
burg to Pittsburg.
We ran in also on Howard Porter,
with Otto Frey. Howard is now a
large. portly fellow, good-nature and
cleverness commingling in his con-
stitution in equal degrees of i'm
mense magnitude. He appears to en-
joy the full confidence Of Il careful and
enterprising employer.
In Dilworth's great grocery we
found O. d. Hartzell, we'll known all
over the world between the two burgs
and in many of the regions beyond
Under his leadership the house was
surveyed. Whole acres of soap,
sugar, coffee, etc, were traversed, in
Guiding the roasting, packing, weigh
ing and shipping rooms. Mr.. Hart2ell
although in the house but brief time
is private secretary to the chief, a
position at once pleasant and profit
able.
Without time to explore the colony
for others of our Frostburg gems We
heard favorable reports from George