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GRANTSVILLE.
Grantsville was the scene of a very)
pretty wedding on Wednesday of last
week when Miss Minnie Bonig be-
came the bride of Mr. Frank Peter-
son, of Grand Rapids, Mich. The
house was beautifully decorated with
roses, rhododendron and fern. In a
corner was arranged an arch of
fern and white roses beneath which
the solemn ceremony took place
making them man and wife. At the
stroke of three Rev. Oney and Rev.
Young, the present and the former
pastors respectively, of the bride,
led the bridal procession as it came
into the room. Then came Miss Bonig
with her brother, Mayor Bonig who
gave her away. The bride looked
charming in a suit of midnight blue
and in a becoming picture hat of the
same shade. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the bride and groom re-
ceived the congratulations of all
present, after which a buffet lunch-
eon was served by the bride’s sister,
Mrs. John Zehner. Mr. and Mrs. Pe-
terson, accompanied by Mrs. C. H.
Bill and Miss Winifred Bonig were
taken later to Meversdale to B.& O.
in Mr. Dieffenbaugh’s car where they
boarded the train for their future
home, Grand Rapids, Mich. Owing to
the precarious condition of Mrs. Bo-
nig’s health no invitations were is-
sued and so only the relatives and a
few friends were present, but the
well-wishes of all accompany them
for the bride was one of the most popu-
lar of Western Maryland's young la-
dies.
The Boy Scouts from Frostburg
under the guardianship of Scout Mas-
ters Dr Ritter and James Carson, Jr,
have been camping at the Casselman
the past week and on Friday they de-
lighted our little town by a very ex-
cellent rendition given
the National. On Saturday the scouts
accompanied by the scout girls form-
ed in line and were a part of our lo-
cal parade, in which they made an
excellent showing.
The grand old Fourth was celebra-
ted in a most becoming manner in
- Grantsville on Saturday. The W. O.
W. held their annual picnic at the
pavilion and the many attractions
kept the crowd moving all day and
far into the night. An excellent dinner
was served at the ground by the
ladies of the lodge.. The Scouts also
held a picnic at their grounds to
which they invited all who cared to
come. Many divided their time be-
tween the two places as a jitney was
at hand. Many persons came pour- |
ing for miles around all day long. |
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Everybody here as well as at most
other places are wide a wake to the
importance of a “Safe and Sane
Fourth; but few fire crackers were
heard all day which fact enabled the
mothers to enjoy the without
fear of their young sons coming to
them at the close of the day badly
da y
injured.
A very unfortunate accident took
place during the morning when a
car ran into a buggy upsetting it and
throwing out the occupants, Mr. and
Mrs. Ruby Beachy; luckily no one
was hurt but the buggy was badly
demolished. The same car in attempt
ing to get out of the way of the bug-
gy ran into Floyd Miller, the little
son of Mr. Clarence Miller, knocking
him over, the wheels passing over
one leg. At the time it was thought |
he was dangerously injured, but so
far as can be determined there were
no bones broken.
Mrs. Dr. Keller is home from Johns
Hopkins hospital and seems to be do-
ing nicely, though it will be some
| time before she will be recovered
| fully from so serious an operation.
Lawrence Bittinger and B. Keller
| met with a painful accident on Fri-
|day which left Mr. Bittinger with a |
number of severe cuts about the
head and a sprained ankle and Mr.
Keller with an injured leg. They
were going up Meadow mountain on
{the motorcycle when they were run
into by the large car belonging to
Dr. Murray, of Mt. Savage, upsetting
the motorcycle and throwing the men
off. The two-wheel machine was bad- |
ly damaged. Dr. Murray hired a car |
to convey the injured ones home.
A fire originated from an unknown | kidneys normal.”
source in a house belonging to Men-
no Miller, but luckily the blaze was
seen by the occupants of a passing
car and the flames were soon extin-
guished.
The W. O. W. held a dance at their
pavilion on Monday nght.
Mrs. Wittig and sister, Misses Do-
rothy and Henrietta Purnell, all of
Frostburg are among the late arriv-
als at the Casselman hotel.
Miss Elizbeth Betz of
spent last
Grantsville.
A number of our people attended
the Chautauqua at Frostburg during
the past week.
Frostburg
week with friends in
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Samuel Wagner, 208 Market street
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(Statement given
-YEARS LATER, Mr. Wagner said: “I | WAREHOUSE MAN WHO WILL
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A ball room and a roof garden are
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