Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
MOUNTAIN LAKE.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 4.-Tbe
season Of 1892 at Mountain Lake Park
opened two weeks earlier than any
former year. IL has been the custom 70
open the season about July 5, but this
year the season opened June 10, with
picnic, followed by large excursion
from PENNSYLVANIA, etc. Saturday, 10
a. m, the Camp Meeting Association
held its first service. IL was a Penta-
9 stal meeting. The Quaker evange-
list, Rev L pdegrad. in charge. The
experiences given indicated that those
participating represented the Metho-
list, Presbyterian, EpiScopalian, and
Quaker Churches from ). Dakota, Col
,radO. Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Ken
lucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia,
MARYLAND, Dist Columbia, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and New York. The at
tendance is large and growing larger
each day.
A returned missionary from Africa,
Miss Tetor, is listened 10 with much
interest. SO far the services have been
Toll OF intereSt-an Old-time revival ser
vice. The preaching, the singing, the
altar exercises are spiritual A0le
divlnes from all parts of the country
are here and others are 20 come. Bishop
Thompson Is very hopeful and enthuSi-
astic.
The sabbath services were conducted
10 a. m, Love Feast, by Rev. John
Thompson, OF Philadelphia; IL a. m,
sermon by Rev. Updegraft; ? p. m,
young peoples meeting. led by a lady
from Jacksonville, H.; $3.50 p. m, SER
mon by Rev. Joseph Smith, Of Ohio;
o. M, sermon by Rev. Forte.
The meeting will continue until the
18th inst. The 18th the w. c. 1. U.
Conference cOnvenes The l4th, Joseph
Cook will lecture.
Tue following from Wheeling, are &c
cupying cottages: Mrs. c. c. Stone and
daughter, Edward Reid and family, j.
w. Young and family, Mrs. Good and
family, Dr. McClain and family, Mrs.
Sawyer and daughter, Mr. Wayman and
Mrs. Isaiah Warren, Mrs. Nellie HolO-
way and children, II. II. Mong, ESQ,
Mrs John Smith, Mrs. j. Smith and
daughter, are also here.
From Fairmont: Judge Raymond aud
family, l.. r.. Carr ana family, Mrs.
Harry Linn aud family, Professor Mil
ler
From Grafton: Hon. Allen, Mrs. Gen
eral Brown and family, ii. 5. Grant and
family.
From Clsrksburg: Il. and R. 7. Reid.
From MOundSville; Mrs. j. p.
Thatcher, Miss Bardall.
Faith Hotel, new building OF thirty
two rooms. was opened 10 the public
last week. Ii is pleasantly located. Oak
Hall, twenty-five rooms, will be ready
for guests this week. Mrs. Wayman, Of
Wheeling, has charge of the Assembly
House. Ii has been painted and papered
on the inside. Mrs. Bryce and daughter,
Of KingwOod, are occupying their new
cottage. Miss Susie Pollock, OF Wash
ington, has Just taken possession OF her
new cottage, which cost 81 600 Rev. G.
r. Clark, of BuckhannOn, will move into
his cottage, 10 be completed this week.
w. l.. Davidson, ID. D., Of Cincinnati,
will occupy his cottage this week. A
ov- or 40 will see 10 completed-a gem
..DInA-
several houses have been enlarged by
Improvement. Mrs. Stone, of Wheel
Ing. had her cottage painted She has
for her guests her son, Rev. =. Stone
and family, OF New York, Rev. Davis
and family. OF Pittsburg.
Several buildings are 70 be erected
this summer. Hon. George c. Sturgiss,
OF Morgantown, w. Va; DR.. Watson,
Fostoria, O.; and a. a. Line, Of COrhill,
Pa, will build.
The programme for the season OF
1899 Is the best ever presented by the
Park Association. A copy Of the
MOultdin ChdltauQIG may be had OF
Mr.. Railee, at the City r. Il. Office. II
is full Of Information about the park
and what IS going on.