The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-26
ON MOUNTAIN TOPS.


The Summer Season at MT. Lake Park,
Where Cooling BresIes blow Loeh
Lynu heights Popular Resort.
Special Correspondence.
MT, LAKE PARK, Nd, July 2i,-The
summer season at the mountain resorts
around here has been little backward
when compared with those OF the past
Ave or six years, The early part at
July found very few guests enjoying the
cool and invlgorating air OF the noun
tains, but the past week has made q
marked change In the number of ar
rivals, each train bringing to the Park
from ten 10 forty, and sometimes nifty
persons, The Loeb Lynn Heights ho-
tel has far more than its usual number
Of guests for this time of the year, It's
capacity Is from two hundred and fifty,
and, II one may Judge by the past week,
the next ten or twelve days viii md
people turned away from this popular
summer hotel. The ball room and
large Veranda (Which is by far the
largest In this part OF the country
have been brilliantly illuminated for
the past three weeks, while thinner
ton, affords music for the dances. This
orchestra gives lis three concerts day,
frim 10 TO 1880, 8 to o and from TO II.
For one who desires to escape the
heat and dust of the city, no better
place can be found than Loeb Lynn
Heights, The days are far from warm,
eighty being the average temperature,
while the evenings are cool and delight
full. Boating, fishing, bathing, hunting
and dancing are the chief attractions,
while riding and driving AFFORD much
pleasure to the less ambitious. All the
pleasures to be found at any summer
resort may be had at Loeb Lynn
Heights. Those who own bicycles may
find pleasure in travelling the mountain
roads, which are in the best Of condi-
ton.
Among the many guests are NOTED the
following:
From Wheeling. W. Va: Mrs. S. p.
Norton. Miss Amy Chaptinc, Miss Sue
Caldwell, W. A. Vance, c. Il. Hubbard,
II. C, Oft, jr., j. b. Sommeryille, VIM.
IL. Grimm.
From Washington, D. c.: Mr.. and
Mrs John II. Olcott, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert II. Wait, Miss Pauline Curley, Mrs.
NJ. a. Clement, Miss S. j. Neal Mrs. j;
II. woodward Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard
Kopf Miss Fracker Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win p. Jones, Miss Lucy Jones, Miss
Edna Jones. Miss lnez Jones. Mr.. Isaac
Jones, Mr.. Milton Jones, Mrs. Chesley,
Miss Chesley,' Mrs, Anderson and
daughter Miss Kochie, Mrs. L. =.
Hempstonc p. w Robertson and wife.
From Baltimore, Md: !, S. Weaver,
W. W. Wiley, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Amer
lcus Gill, Miss l.. Fanny Bonney, Miss
Helen j. Bonney, Miss Madge j. Bon
ney, j. L. V. Bonney, Il. l.. Meanley'
james Il. Brewer jr.
From Parkersburg, W. Va: Mrs. r.
L. Neal D. Johnson, w. y, Powell.
From ClarksburE. w. Va: NJ. b.
Curkendall, e. L. Smith, Il. NJ. Davis.
From New York city: Mrs. NJ. b.
Powell Miss Powell.
From Columbus o.: Mr. and Mrs. b.
Il. Martin and son, Mrs. NJ, A. Daugh-
erty, Mrs. Emmett TompkIns.
From Fairmont, w. Va: VIM. T.
Tracey, II. j Hartley, C. w Corbin.
From st. Louis: Mrs. p. Gore, Mrs.
From Chicago; C. T. Taylor and wife.
+. S. Elliott.
From Keyser, w Va; j. W. schur
From Pittsburgh, Pa: NJ. c. Hamll-
ton, c. w. Spinner and wife.
From Charleston, S. C.: Mrs. j. L.
ConnOr
From Grafton, W. Va: ]. C. Henry,
Thomas Il. Davis.
From MIddletown, W. Va: H. W.
Smith.
From Lexington, Ky: Mrs. V. n.
Alexander
From Carlisle, Pa: James W. Stay
man.