Frostburg mining journal., 1908-01-25
Coming Events.

| burg Opera House ffluay evening
February 1th This is an up-to-date
musical company, carefully trained and
highly cultured. So pronounced are Its
merits the Department expects to I'LL the
| alditoriim to tostanding-room only. Five
years ago the company was here under
the patronage of st. Paul's Lutheran
| Church, and its renditiOns were audited
with great acCeptatlOn and applause
Now Prof Charles Lantz, manager,
assures the Department that the CLUB Is
larger i'll number and more competent
than before incidentally, too, 1t must
be stated that Prof. S. g. Hefelbower,
once a successful Frostburg pastor, Is
President of the College, and, therefore,
deeply interested in whatever goes ont
TO proclaim the eXcellencieS of his IN
stitution of learning. Not only so-at
least one young Frostburg lady and
several Frostburg boys are attending the
College. These and their many friends
will feel complimented and encouraged
by "A unanimous attendance OF Frost
burg people at the concert. Lastly the
Fire Department is thus aided III max
ing their State Convention demOnstra-
tion i'll June the most imposing i'll the
States history. Be ready to purchase
tickets when available If you should
buy one more than you need, the money
will not be lost
The Arion Band, the greatest and
best musical organization in the State.
has huge posters out announcing grand
fair to be held in Stanton Opera House,
commencing this Saturday evening,
25th inst, and closing next Saturday
evening, February lst. 1t is years
since the Band INDUCED an entertain
ment of precisely this character, but the
elder members of the community re-
member the last one as a most delight
full occasion. Now the Band wishes to
repeat the opportunity for enjoyment
for the express pleasure of offering hos
pitality to old and young alike. Prepar-
ations are, therefore, underway to make
the Fair prodigious success i'll every
way. 1t will be opened by the Poca-
hontas Buglebone Tromnet Band, a
visiting organization managed by Mi.
Pink Whiskcrs, of Pocahontas, and led
by Prof. Whoop Kotfcutter, of Allie
gany, tooof the most eminent celebrities
connected with the supreme art OF
wiuded music. y street parade and III
side exercises will appeal to all to miss
no part of the entertainment. The or
chcStra for the dancing number of the
programme will comprise II of the best
musicians III the county, and, directed
by Prof, George Vogtman, will dis
course the latest and best music every
evening A friend of the Band, speak
ing to the JOURNAL, expressed the stu
alton very happily when he said:
Ever since its organization, nearly 30
years ago, the Band has done a whole lot
for this town and vicinity. Now let the
people of the latter do little something for
the Band
In fact, the sum total of the reasons why
the Band should be patronized, particularly
at this time, put in tabloid form, is about
this;
Never before have the people of Frost
burg been so happy, healthy and prosperous,
and never before have we needed this
musical organization as we will next summer
Never before has 80 good an opportunity
been given US to help an organization in a
modest way that has always been a credit
to the town.
Never before has the amount of pleasure
been extended to the people for the amount
of money paid,
Never before have you been treated to the
courtesy, kindness and consideration that
will be extended to you at the Fair.
So the Band kindly asks you-one and
all, to grace the affair with your presence
not only once but as many times as possible
during the week.
Report has it that Clarence f. Cole
man, distributor of and l0-cent mer-
chandise, will be married tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, The bride is one
of Bartons fair ladies. The groom is
one of the towns most amiable citizens
and postmaster of the Harmony Club.