Frostburg mining journal., 1883-08-04

hant, OF tnls place. Iney Will re-
main several weeks. Tomorrow,
August 5th, will be observed by a
amily reunion in commemoration OF
Mr. A. W. rs marriage on that date
twenty-five years ago.
Mr.. Alexander Seanor and son
Charles, of Plttsburg, Pa, have been
the guests of Mr.. Fred. Johnson this
week.
Mrs. Owen N. Evans, of Youngs-
town, Ohio, who has been visiting
friends here for several weeks, re.
turned home Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Maggie Gunter.
Misses Katie Cavan and Aggie
Sammon, Of Pekin Lizzie and Mary
Thompson, Of Homecoming, are sitting
the family of Mr.. Lewis Kreiling, in
this place.
Miss Helen Berkebile returned
Thursday from a lengthy visit to
Scottda's. Pa. She was accompanied
by Miss Rose Livinsood, of that place.
@. W. Oder and family left Tues
lay for Kansas City, No. They will
locate their future home somewhere
in the West.
Frederick Wade, lately with Mr.
George H. Wittig, of this place, be-
coming fascinated with hotel life a.
Oakland, went up there to enjoy some
of it. He returned the other day
with one arm terribly burned. Fred.
remarks that coal oil never was safe
material to kindle fires with. A lit
tie more such ex Jerience and Fred
will develop into a regular philoso-
pher.
Judge ]. D. Armstrong was on the
bench of the Orphans Court Thurs
day, the first time since the recent
operation uron his eye.
DR.. A. G. Smith, of Ocean, is re-
ported i'll.
The Queen City Courier says MRS.
A. A. Harryman, daughter, and Miss
Annie Barnard are rusticating at
~
Frostburg and vicinity"
George Eisfeller's family will re-
move Monday next to Toledo, Ohio.
The Cumberland Ne,Os says "Thom-
as G. Dillon is one Of the best base
ball players in the county" Correct
Mrs. Aig'er and Miss Emma Ball
bach, of Washington, D. G., are guests
of Mrs. Holle.
Allan Campbell, comptroller of
New York city, has resigned on ac &.
count of i'll health. Mr.. Campbell
was several years president of the
Consolidation coal company.
Miss Annie M. Booss, of Cumber-
and. and Mrs. W?tson Karr, of Wash
lngton, D. c., are visiting the family
OF Mr. George A. Wingert.
A GAME THAT WILL BE A GAME
The "Dudes" and "Dudettes," of
his place, will play game OF base
ball on McCuIloh hill Monday after
Goon at two o'clock. An imme nse
time is anticipated. The LETS below
comprise the names of the contesting
mines:
Dudes-Joseph Bear, c.; Jacob Porter,
F.; George Conner, S. S.; VIM. A. Frost,
1st b.; james $. 'irant, I'd B.; Lloyd Tay
lcr, 3d b.; William Wright, L. F.; Daniel
Webster Kalbaugh, G. f.; Joe II. Hitch
ins, r. F.
Dudettes-Peter Laemmert, c.; John B.
McCulloh, p; Harry o. Coburn, s. S.;
Hugh Mcmillan, 1st b; N. NJ. Dean, Sd b.;
John N Benson, Sd B; Archie Mcmillan,
L. F.; George Jones, c. F.; John l..
Heintz, r. F.
Much interest is manifested in the
contest and large crowd will be
present.
One of the Dudes" contributes the
following rhyme-"The Dudettes:"
Hark loud from the mountains the "Du-
dettes" cry
Victory is ours-it rings from the sky;
The foe has retreated amid loud roar
The Dudes" are defeated-the combat is
DER
We come with cheer we return with the
same,
And the people delight in proclaiming our
name;
The "Dudes" and "Dudettes" together will
Ihy,
But o, for the "Dudes" have pity we pray I
y, little "Dudettes as yet you can't see
What the result Of the game will be-
Champions you are, but to boast-O don't,
For probably you'll win, and probably you
wont.
The people whom you say will cheer,
Will likely change tune when we aprear !;
For when they look at your dimensions
They will be surprised at your pretensions.