The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-12-20

Ihere are other questions to be
talked of but we will talk of them
later. HOOSIER.
Mountain Lake Park.
Forty five families residing in the
Park this winter.
Prof. Morton is teaching a select
school. He is boarding with ReY.
Baumgardner's family.
The ladies OF the V. G. T. U.
gave a successful box social Friday
evening, and Sabbath night had a
public lecture, Supt. Rudisill max
ing the address.
NJ. L. Fleming, Of Falrmont, W.
Va. purchased last Thursday lot
on f Street, for $500 IN cash. He
will build in the spring.
G. W. Conner, Of Wheeling,
spent the latter part Of last week at
the Park.
Miss Katie Thompson, principal
Of the Bloomington public school,
was a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Echard last week.
Prof. Lininger has secured the
school house for d private school to
be opened after the holidays.
NJ. NJ. Comerford, Of Fairmont,
". Va, has purchased lot No. 33.
Price, $500.
Mrs. L. A. Rudislll and children
left last Wednesday for Cincinnati
to spend the holidays Mr.. R. will
follow Saturday.
The Canton, o., Bridge Co. put
in last week a substantial Wrought
iron bridge across "Little Yough. "
1t is 20x24 feet with a four inch
oak floor. The bridge was built
especially for the Park and Is OF Il
handsome pattern. May many
like it be placed over the streams of
our county. We congratulate the
council in the selection of the de-
sign. The bridge rests upon solid
rock abutments laid in cement-a
splendid job of masonry. The
bridge cost the Park Community
nearly $500.
Capt. J. NJ. Jarboc, of Oakland,
has the contract for building the
handsome cottage on the lots pur-
chased by DR.. Nihiser, of Baltimore,
on the corner of Oakland avenue
and | street.
Rev. j. A. Fullerton, D. d., has
arranged for the erection of cot
tage on his lots on the southeast
corner of E and Oak streets. and
will occupy it next summer
The residence Of Supt. Rudisill
on the northwest corner of I and
Oak streets has been enlarged by
the addition OF a second story on
the south wing, the addition of a
porch 11x1G feet, a large bay win
dow to the dining room and paint
ing the entire house. Grayel walks
have been put down on both street
fronts. The grounds have also
been improved. When the other
contemplated improvements are
made this will be one of the most
desirable properties in the Park.
Contractor W. r. johnson has
the contract for the erection of an
$500 double cottage on the north
east corner of f and Cedar streets
for Miss Ida Ingman and Mrs.
Allie Raymond, of Fairmont, W.
Va.
Edward Smouse's two-story cot
tage on the corner Of N street and
Wheeling avenue is nearing COM
plctlon. Ed. is the happy owner
of four lots.
Conrad Michael's new eight room
cottage is about completed. The
cottage is on Deer Park avenue
and faces Wheeling avenue and has
a picturesque outlook.
S. E. Flowers new cottage on the
corner of X street and Philadelphia
avenue will have twenty-one rooms
and large cellar. 1t will have
mansard roof, and will be used as
boarding house.
The Assembly House is to be
improved in the
spring. A large front hall, par
Tor with fire place, an enlarged
dining room, and a first floor bed
room are among the improvements.
Mrs. Sawyer has already number
Of rooms engaged for next summer.
The plans for the enlargement of
Hotel bennett have been made. !