The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-24
Mountain Lake Park.

! Mr.. Micheal and wife, of Water
Gap, Pa, with Mr.. Pogue, of
Wheeling, have rented Altamont
! cottage and will open it for guests
on the goth. A bath room is be-
ing adding for the comfort of their
patrons.
Mrs. NJ. Ebert, of Kingwood,
". Va, with her son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manown, has moved
into the Allegheny House and will
have it ready for guests by June 1st.
The Columbian hotel improve
ments are nearing completion.
The addition is three stories.
Each floor will be 3Ox4O feet. The
grounds belonging to the hotel have
been very much improved. The
hotel has sixteen guests.
Mrs. Sawyer, of Wheeling, is
putting the Assembly House ard
cottages in shape for guests. In
fact she has some guests now,
Miss Sarah Harris, Of Franklin,
Va, is here busy at work getting
her house ready for guests.
j. j. Miller's family Of Cumber-
land have moved into their coy
cottage.
Mrs. S. L. Allen, of Grafton, ".
Va, spent part Of last week aU the
Park. They will not keep house
this summer but will board.
Capt. Sheets, of Grafton, has
purchased Mr.. At&inson's cottage
and two lots. He is improving
the property.
Mrs. Hornbrook, of Wheeling. is
here for the summer. She is with
her daughter, Mrs. L. Z. Bullaad,
Mrs. Belle G. Harmisoh, Of Rom
ney, W. Va, has purchased the
lot south of RomneY cottage from
Major Aldcrson: price $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. E. Whitaker, of Wheel.
ing, has rented the Yoder cottage
on G street. A delightful place.
Rev. G. ". Baldwin, of Wash
lngton, D. c., visited the Park
last week.
-Four new cottages were commenc
ed last week. They are to be
ready for occupancy by the early
part of June.
The interior of Oak Crest
cottage has been painted anC
papered. Supt. RudisiIl feels
comfortable in the improved ap
pearence Of his home.
Mrs. Little and Railroad Agenr
Burk' family, of Wheeling, have
rented DR.. A. Il. Young's cottage
for the summer. A delightful
location.
Fern cottage is beng enlarged by
the addition of two rooms and {
large porch. 1t will be occupied
by DR.. Rambeau, of John Hopkins
University.
John Dunhill, city passenger
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Mt. Pleasant, Pa, has
rented cottage in Cozy row, ant
will occupy it next week.
j. T. McGraw, of Grafton, has
rented the Allen cottage on G street
DR.. Sells, of Stubenville, O., has
rented one of Miss Bowman's cot
tages for the summer.
j. F. Watson of Onancock
W. Va, has opened the drug
store and will have charge of il
this summer. He comes we'll rec,
commended as druggist.
Rev. Dillon, of Pittsburgh. Pa.
spent several days at the Park. HI
is frequent visitor.
L. A. Rudisill has received his
commission as notary public by
appointment of Governor Brown
The Park and adjacent wood!
are full of honey suckles and othel
wild flowers.
Mrs. viii Dice, of Mansfield, O.
will open P. 7. Garthright's +
street cottage as a boarding house
Mrs. r. G. Burton, of GAINESVILLE
O., has rented G. E. Mays cottage
on X street.
A private telephone line is bein|
put up by Samual Lawton between
j. M. DAVIS & Sons store, Oakland
and the office of the Mountain LAX,
Park Association at the Park.
W. R. johnson, of Topeka, Kan
sas, has the lumber on his & stree
lot for a cottage to be ready fol
occupancy next month.
R. c. Richardson is putting tn
lumber on the ground for a cottage
His lots are on. f street
June LIST the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company will sell a on,
fare round trip ticket from al
poin is between Cumberland an(
Ora lton to the Park. This is tn
opening day. The Oakland banC
will be present and at night Their
will be an electric illumination.
The following is the program
for the summer: June l, Opening
Dav. $40 Sunday school work ers