Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-16
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD, August
l4.-The excellent course Of lectures,
concerts and entertainments which has
been arranged by the skilled hand of
DR.. w. l.. Davidson at this beautiful
mountain Chautauqua for its patrons
are highly appreciated. The Auditor
ium never looked more beautiful and its
lectures Weres never better attended.
The receipts have been larger than any
former year. Everything is being done
10 interest and please not only this year
but q programme has been provided
which will draw and hold new visitors.
The management is looking 10 the
future as we'll as TO the present. That
Wheeling people appreciate the advan-
tages Of Mountsin Lake, its Chautsu-
qua, its pure water, its inylgOrating air,
It's beautiful location, Its drives, its
restfuluess, its mental and moral health
fulness, and its select conpanionship is
seen by the following names Of parties
who are here now.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hearne, NJ. j.
ElwoOd Hughes and family, Mr.. c. w,
Corner and family, Mrs. n. Z. Whit
aker, Harry Whitaker, Mrs. Al. Glass
and family, Mr.. c. w, Brockunier and
family, Mrs. +. B. Carney and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman, Hon. b.
b. Dovener and wife, Hon. j. b. Som
merville and wife, Mrs. DR.. Baird, Mrs.
Woodward, Mrs. Martha Whitaker,
Mrs. UpdeRraf, Mrs. English, Mrs.
Mrs. B. s. Allison, Mrs. Eliza
Mills, Mrs. Judge Caldwell,
Rev. r. Rush Swope, d. d. and wife;
Mrs. E. c. Hughes, Mrs, Nj. A. Nell
vinea and two daughters, Mrs. Hanson
Good aud Benoni, JAMIE and Bessie
Good, Mrs. Lucy Kyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams, Mrs. Little and family,
Mrs. Thomas Burke. Mrs. Gertrude
Hervey, Mrs. HOrnbrook, Mrs. c. M.
Coen, Mrs. Stone and family, Mrs.
George Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Carter, Mrs. Tallmsn and Mrs. Percy
Harden, Mrs. DR.. Ashman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will McMechen, Mr.. John McLain and
family, Mrs, DR.. Hiidreth, Mrs. j. Z. AID
erson. Misses Nellie Topping, Jennie
bloomfield, Jessie Price, Nellie Anderson
Aoner and Lucy Brown, Sue Nc
Mechen, and Messrs. Wilbur TallmSn,
John Balie and brother, Sam Harper,
j. Cornish, Robert Gilchrist, l.. Bushey,
K. KelveS, Percy Harded, Carnahan,
Wallace, Shaefer and others.
The Ariel Concert Mandolin and Gui-
tar Clvb, of Wheeling, added TO the
pleasure of the people by their excel
lent music.
MessrS. Michael and Pogue, who are
well known to Wheeling people, have
supplied a long felt want Of the Park
bv starting sRnitarium st Altamout
Cottage, completely equipped. Visl-
tors who heretofore were forced to go
10 Deer Park can now get the best at
teution and treatment here. The Sani-
forum has plain, Turkish and medi-
Gated baths.
The Mt Lake Park base ball club,
which has sent away all visitors with
goose eggs" in the past, ran into
snag today when Al aggregation from
Deer Park Hotel, composed OF men
from Princeton, U. P. and other col
legeS. They played until they were
tired running bases and the home team
was sick chasing after the ball.
DIR. McComaS, of Oakland, who was
run over by a team while on bicycle
aud severely injured, is improving and
will likely recover.
Many prominent gentlemen OF Wheel
ing bought lots at Loeb Lynn last week,
when over 200 lots were sold, and ex-
pect 10 0uild next year. Among them
were Rev. Z. Rush Swope, ID. d.. hon.
Nelson f. Whitaker, Hon. j. Is.
Somervile, Hon. B. b. Dovener,
An elegant hotel will be erected
by next year, and will be in charge OF
Mrs. L. B.CList. OF Wheeling, who has
never failed 10 fill any hotel or board
ing house of which she has assumed
charge Lock Lynn Will be lighted oy
electricity as the park is this year. A
company composed of gentlemen inter-
ested in Mt Lake Park and Loeb Lynn
expect TO build a Mater works to supply
both places. rhe water is pure and
plentiful Heretofore people have been
at considerable expense TO bore wells;
all this would be saved by water works.
The latter is TO be crowned oy > beauti-
full observatory. Twenty lots or more
have been sold at private sale by Maj.
j. c. Anderson, general manager OF the
Mt Home Co., since the auction sale
last Friday.