The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-01-28
BLOOMINGTON.

GASzNNNSAA A-ANSAI
Mr. Robert Morehead, Jr., and Miss
Emma Green, daughter of Mr.. B. f.
Green, of Brantsburg, two well known
and popular young people of this
place, were married at Piedmont last
Sunday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. H. H. Right,
at the home of the grOom's sister,
Mrs. Frederick Poland, on Fairyiew
street. The wedding was very
quiet one, only few friends being
present. The happy couple returned
to Bloomington the same evening and
will make their future home at
Lochiel, where the groom owns home
comfortably furnished.
The revival services in the NJ. f.
church came to an end on last Sun
day evening.
Evangelist Riley, of baltimore, who
has been assisting Rev Snedegar,
the pastor in charge returned home.
2SStllplN Hull COJhlndl IlOMdI
spent Sunday with his parents, re-
turning to Annapolis Monday even
ing in time for the session of the leg
islature Mr.. Howard expects to in
troduce some bills this week that will
be of special benefit to the laboring
interests of Garrett county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay, of Franklin Hill,
return thanks to the obIiging doctor
who kindly left a little boy baby at
their home last Friday morning.
Rev H. H. Right, of Piedmont,
spent Monday with relatives in this
place.
Buxton mine suspended work a few
days of last week to install a new and
! larger boiler in place of an old one in
| the boiler rooms at the mouth of the
mine
The coal miners at Dodson, near
Harrison, and at Blaine, w. Va, have
| been reduced to so cents ton. The
miners have accepted the reduction
of Is cents ton and are busy at work
and no trouble over the cut is feared.
Fifty cent coal is coming down the
pike" and is getting awfully near to
this region. No reduction, however,
is expected by the men earlier than
April 1st.
Miss Katie Devine, of Cumberland,
and her brother, Mr.. Thomas Devine,
| stenographer for the Dodson Coal
Co., of Dodson, W. Va, spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Maggie Collins
Mrs. Charlotte Kemp, widow of the
late Elijah Kemp, and mother of DR.
H. M. Kemp, of this place, who fell
and fractured her thigh "a few days
before Christmas, is lying at her sons
home in "a critical condition and on
account of her advanced age slight
hopes are entertained of her ultimate
recovery.
Mr. Louie Grant, popular and well
known employee at the Big Vein, mar
rowly escaped being crushed to death
on last Tuesday morning He was
busy at work securing supports to q
faulty and dangerous piece.of roof in
the main heading of the mine neal
the outcrop, when, without a mo
ment's warning about fifteen tons OF
rock and earth commenced to fal
and break the supports around him
Mr. Grant made dive for his life and
by crawling On his hands and knees
succeeded in escaping the heavy part
of the fall, but was cut and bruised
about the head, shoulders and body
by the falling rock and slate
Miss Katie Jones, of Mt. Lake Park
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Thos
Swami.
The cable connected with the rope
haulage in the Buxton mine broke
Tuesday morning about the time the
men were going to work and as a con.
sequence about $50 men were thrown
idle for the day.
Miss Ollie Bartlett, who has been
visiting relatives at Ridgeley, w. Va.
for the past ten days returned home
Monday.
Mr.. Ike Paugh, son OF Mr.. Nicholas
Paugh, of near Frankville, spent q