Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-02-02

for even - brief period has pleasural |;
surprised him.
Edward Winner. of this place. and
Miss Maggie Malaney. of Mt Savage,
were married last week.
Hon. A. J. Colbnrn. of Somerset,
Pa. was the guest last and this week
of his son and >on-im-law. M,ssrs. II.
Is. C"lhorn and f. G.. BralI. and while
here he houorcd the JOURNAL with
call.
Miss Maggie Markwood OF Ridge
vile, w. Va, is visiting her brother.
Rev. l.. r. Markwo"d.
Surprise F""iy. - y participant
writes as follows
The friends of Miss Hettie Jeflrie- gave her
surprise party on Wednesday evening pre-
paratory to her departure for Bultimorc
where She expects to attend the Peabody lu
stitute. The following ladies and gentlemen
made up the party:
Misses Sallie Wright, Anna lIItchins, An
ma Keller, Mary Keller. Margretta Hooking
and Bessie Berkie; Mcssrs. J B. Shannon,
Alex. Hooking, George d. Hooking. SIMON
Hooking, Gladstone llitchins, Frank Porter,
Robert &. Colborn and Ed. A. Browning.
The ladies and gentlemen met at $50
| o'clock at the residence of Miss Margrctta
Hooking, whence they marched to the home
: nf Miss Inf pr,.,l,rn,-
package of something luscious as a token
of their esteem for the recipient.
Some excellent violin and piano music
was rendered by members Of the company,
/ which added much TO the enjoyment OF the
! evening.
At about II o'clock the door of the dining
room was thrown open and all marched to
table that was laden with good things, but
which was soon relieved of goodly share
amid the social merriment Of the entire COM
pany.
West Virginia is being reeled by tie poll
tiCans, but old Virginia was "Reecd' Il
farewell parting ON tins occasion.
! Marridge ofd PrOmi minent Citi.en -
Monday forenoon, Jan. 2S, 1889, at
Mrs. Eleanor B. Taylor's residence,
this place, by Rev. A. c. Haverstick,
c. G. JACOBS, NJ. D., and Miss FAN
ME, daughter of the late john Taylor.
all of Frostburg. Hon. Thomas &
McCulloh, uncle of the bride, gave tn,
latter away. The occasion WAS gracrd
| only by immediate relatives and
friends of the bride and groom. Aftcl
the ceremony the aSScmbage partooh
of IL splendid collation., and during IT.,
afternoon DR. and Mrs. Jacobs ictr fol
IL tour of the east. Both are well ana
favurahlv known residents of the tUwl
and their many friends, the JOURNAL
among them, rejoice with the happ!
pair III Il union auSplcluus of contIuuh.
JOY and success.
The Grammar Sch0oi Enteridin-
menf-The appearance Friday eve
ming of last week i'll Muat's Oprr"
House of the grammar pupils, assist
ed 10y teachers, was IA signal success
and conspicuous credit to all con.
cerned. The misses and masters ac-
quilted themselves handsomely.
In vocaliSm Miss Lee, II very fine
singer, carried off the laurelS III the
quartet, The Midnight Fire Alarm
There was but one fault apparent
among the puplls-they spoke too III
distinctly.
Other school matters crowd out the
program.
The Bullets -Shingie Igaim.-G Hen
ry Stratton, of Courtland, \. y,
writes ID. Armstrong for II shiugle OF
the same tree which caught the Brad
dock bullet, detailed in the JOURNAL
several weeks ago. Mr.. Stratton saw
the article IN the New York H'orH,
and as he owns museum of curloS he
/ is very anxious to secure memento
of the white pine tree referred to. If
not already done, his request will lie
| complied with.
Brerfties. - The OrlOle Baseball
Club have announced fair in Ra-
venscraft's Opera House for Feb. lG
to %, inclusive. The club wishes to
buy grounds for baseball park. The
enterprise appeals to the lovers of the
national game for patronage and sue
cess.
A good deal of bank" talk going
again.
COTNTI NEIHS