The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-08
Mountain Lake Park,

| mountain Lake Park.
l.. s. Carr, of Fairmont, spent a
day in the Park last week.
Among the classes taught at the
Park this summer will be one of
type writing and stenography by
Miss Viola Hubbcl, an expert, from
Cincinnati
John Dewitt Miller, one of the
leading Chautauqua lecturers, will
appear on our Mountain Lake Chau-
tauqua this summer. He is jolly.
A. T. Young, of Wheeling, rent
ed cottage last Friday.
Zay Dawson rented one of the
"Stonc" cottages few days ago.
Merchant Cartwright received one
day last week car load of nails and
one of flour.
Several students from the Phila-
delphia School of Oratory will ac-
company Miss Drum to the Park
this summer TO continue their
studies. =.
There is some prospect of a bak-
cry being put in operation here this
summer by Cincinnati parties. They
will be on the ground to look around
next week.
Some Of the boys will get them
selves into trouble for trespassing
upon the private property of the
Park and hunting and fishing in
and about the lake. 1t seems that
they pay no attention to the trespass
notice lately published in The Re-
PrrIICAN. "a word to the wise is
sufficient"
4 Ine yards sown in blue grass be-
gin to look fresh and green, the
robins and other birds are singing
their spring songs and the April
showers-all indicate that spring IS
here.
Miss Swan has rented Briarbend
Seminary for a boarding house,
possession to be given June /.
We learn that three persons went
to Oakland last Saturday to have
their teeth pulled. A good day for
toothache.
The Oakland meat wagons are
making regular trips to the Park.
Why not the grocerymen?
Mrs. Thatcher and children went
to Moundsville Saturday on a short
visit.
The children enjoyed "Aprll Fool
Day." if some Of the older people
did not.
Rev. Kepler was compelled to
withdraw his appointment for last
Sunday. on account of a funeral
service. but will preach next Sab
bath at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Billiard, her mother and
her daughter returned to the Park
, 4 couple of our Park ladies called
on lady friend few afternoons
! back and became so interested that
they forgot supper, the passing away
of daylight, etc, and when awaken.
, ed TO the fact that night was
! at hand, hastily left TO "get supper
I for the hungry ones in waiting.
! The occasion was full of interest.
Rev. j. NJ. Davis and wife visited
the Park Monday and carried HON,
: a bucket full of white sulphur water
Rev. liipkins visited the Parl
: Saturday last.
+ \ Young clerk from Oakland
, spent Sunday Just beyond here,
! Although he is a Methodist. it is sale
he was holding a love feast.
< Mrs. Sawyer visited the count,
f seat Tuesday morning.
SUPP. Rudisili is busy, with :
J.. force of hands, cleaning up, open
ing mp streets, burning leaves, etc.
taking advantage of the fine weathe
and getting ready for the comm;
season.
Y Mr.. Ault drove through the Psrl
: Monday, happy as a king.
Our meat market will open NJ
i shortly, and the Mountain LAX
t meat wagon may III the near futur
visit Oakland with choice meats
:. fresh and tender. 1t is fortunat
g for Oakland that it is one of GU
suburbs. Come this way, buy, ea
k and be happy.
e The antique school desks, whicl
"a @rana1 aoAAol -