Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-01-09

proves that georges creek coal mas a
value which is appreciated"
Personal.-Miss Lulie Henckel, of
Wellersburg, Pa, was the guest of
Mrs. Blasse during the holidays.
DR.. J. M. Peddicord and family, of
Harrisburg, Pa, spent the holidays
with the family of William Staples.
E. A. Browning, principal of Gra-
hamton school, visited his home in
Garrett county during the recent vaca-
ton.
Misses Mamie Definbaugh and Mary
Townshend, of Oakland, spent the
holidays with Frostburg friends.
Harry K. Wingert, Mr.. Holes ap-
pointee to the Oxford military and
naval academy, left for that institution
on the 31st ult. James S. Grant ac-
companied him and witnessed his in
stalment.
Hon. James Dando appointed Owen
Price, jr., son of Owen Price, of Eek
hart, to same school. He left on the
I'd inst.
DR.. William Shipman, was holi-
day guest of his son, Rev. W. A. Ship
man, of this place.
Mining superintendent Randolph
and wife, of this place, spent the holi-
days in Baltimore.
DR.. Jones returned to New York last
Sunday.
"Mine Host" Entler, of the Sims
House, is q nominee for Councilman
in Piedmont, W. Va. He has held
higher positions with great benefit to
to the public and credit to himself.
Later.-At the election Thursday his
ticket went under, but the Sims House
will 90 on with undisturbed serenity
and success.
DR.. Michael returned Thursday from
a weeks sojourn in Baltimore.
Joseph Shriver, president of the
First National Bank, Cumberland,
died New Years day in the S0th year
of his age.
Hiram Mason has located in Kansas
city, Mo-, with view of residing and
doing business there. His family will
follow him shortly. Mr.. Mason is a
gentleman of acknowledged business
qualifications, popular among an ex-
tensive acquaintance, knows how to
hold old and make new friends and
will succeed anywhere.
William Johns, of Cumberland,
spent Sunday with John Grose.
F. Maurey home from GAINESVILLE, O.
Messrs. Benjamin Thomas and John
M. Oats, of Meyersdule, Pa, have re-
turned home after short stays with old
friends here.
O. J. Moat and wife are among
friends in Montgomery county.
George and Willie Womsley, of
Pittsburg, have recently visited friends
in this vicinity.
Ex-Mine Inspector Brown, painfully
squeezed in Hoffman several weeks
ago, is out again. He visited these
headquarters Wednesday and spoke
confidently of coming around all right
in few days.
Miss Faraday, teacher at Sand Spring
was the recipient of a handsome box OF
cologne, a holiday gift from her pupils.
j. 0. Cleveland and family, of Oak
land, are visiting the family Of W. II
Parker.
James Welsh received a telegram
Wednesday afternoon from Hon. AL.
bert Hole. The injunction was
leone at once" and j. W. debated
not upon the order of his going, but
in few minutes was gone. We learn
that he is janitor of the Senate.
The new school board in Garrett
county includes our amiable friend
Samuel johnson.
Our senator McKaig and Warfeld
of Howard, have been already enrolled
by the ladies of Annapolis as the
handsomest men in the Senate
Blonde and brunette Allegany
slightly ahead!
The Lonaconing Rerieao reports tn,
marriage in that place Tuesday, of Mr.
James Goldsworthy and Miss Margare
Gunter, of 5'rostburg, by Rev. Franl