Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-03

lS9O, by Rev. ii. a. Brown, Mr.. JOHN
w. WILSON, of this place, and Miss
ELLEN ANDERSON, of Allegany mine.
Wednesday evening, April 80, 1890,
by Rev. George V. Leech, d. D., Mr..
j. HARRY BEPLER, of this place, and
Miss IDA WHITTINGToN, formerly of
Charlestown, w. Va. A reception was
held at the residence of Charles H.
Wade, brOther-n-law of the bride. III
which bountiful supply of elegant
refreshments played an agreeable part.
The wedding gifts were numerous
and splendid, representing the esteem
of liberal friends at home and abroad.
Harry is a young man of notable
popularity, his bride IL handsome and
estimable Young lady, and the union
is auspicions Of prosperity and happi-
ness. That is the way the JOURNAL
looks at the joyful transaction, and
the way the JOURNAL believes it will
turn out.
4 Nice LittIe Establishments
JOURNAL looked in the other day up-
on c. 7. Barnard's mill. The building
is one-story, 3OX40 feet, with an en-
gine-house addition 12X20 feet. Every
thing is new and clean, and while stor-
age space is not ample, it is well ar
ranged. An "Atlas' engine of 10
horse power propels the machinery.
The steam is generated in boiler of
locomotive pattern. A 9-inch belt with
one-fourth twist communicates the
power TO the bulrs-36-inc underrun,
of the B F. Starr make, and capable
of grinding from II to 10 bushels of
grain per hour. The machinery IS
we'll put up and runs with less than
the usual vibration. Charlie is an eX-
pert in both departments-grin
as we'll as engineering. Socially he
is one of the clevereSt of men, and in
business solid and reliable. He re-
ports enjoyment of liberal patronage
from our merchants and farmers. To
serve his customers properly, however,
he needs more facilities, and these
should be rendered him through all Of
everybody's custom.
Personai-J J. Robinson, editor of
the Homecoming star. called at head
quarters Saturday evening. For his
account of that fraternal tcte a .tete
the JOURNAL owes him one.
The indications at this writing point
to the election of George Hosken next
Monday evening as the third member
of the Water Board.
Joe Bear is figuring to bring in more
goods He is going or gone east to
complete the calculation.
Oscar Feldstein, of Pittsbure, Pa,
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Emma Casebeer, returned to
her home in Somerset, Pa, Wednesday
after having IL delightful time in this
place.
Miss Rose Shearer. left Tuesday
morning for Il visit to her sister Mrs.
J. c. Beach, at Darkesville, w. Va.
Samuel Feldenheimer, of Pittsburg,
Pa, spent several days this and last
week il town.
Miss Jennie Hooking, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Je1fries, returned to Piedmont, W. Va.
Wednesday morning.
James Kirk returned to Pittsburg,
Pa, Monday, after a pleasant visit to
John Frey.
Reception-Rev. H. A. Brown and
wife We're rendered a reception Mon
day evening by the Sunday School Of
the NJ. f. Church South. The eXer-
cises took place in the church, John
Stevens, superintendent, being master
Of ceremonies. The choir and little
ones did well, and Mr.. Stevens him
self got off in fine style IL rustic ac-
count OF the battle between "Davy
and Collar The following is the
programme:
Sngiuy-"Go Gather the Golden Grain
School.
Prayer. Richard Hawkins
Sng;~g-"Do You Ask Why Love jesus"
School.
.tdd,csS of IIdcomc.... John Stevens
So'o-''Sail Away Der the Ocean"
Miss Annie Thomas
R,ritatjoH-" Welcome to Our Pastor
Annie Hawkins, Lizzie Lewis, Eva Humber
son.
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