The Republican., 1899-08-10
guest of Hon. j. Y. McGraw.

purchased Il lot of ground in the sub-
urhs of Deer Park and will at once
commence the erection of a fine resi-
dence.
Miss tieorgie Hoye was visiting in
Mt. Lake Park Thursday.
Mrs. Hast and daughter Miss Etiie.
of Cumberland; Mrs Annie S Nick
erson and Miss Ida Wyley, of Carmi-
chaels, Pa; y. Nelson and Miss Cor-
neius, Miss Baird and Miss Noon, of
Oakland, were this weeks arrivals at
the Freeland House.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Miss Mil
dred, of Oakland, areguests at Hoye
Cottage -
Mr.. Wade Hinebaugh and Miss Sa-
villa Leathers, of Oakland, were in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs Wilds.
Miss Connor and Miss Charleston. all
of Washington. d. c.. are guests at
the Lashorn House.
Prof. and Mrs Smith, Misse, Paul
and Georgia Hoye and Messrs. H. H.
Hardman and B. Smith took trip to
Boiling Springs Saturday and had a
very enjoyable time.
\. ID. Naylor, of Oakland was a
/ Deer Park visitor Thursday.
John O. HEAVIER, of Swantom. was in
i'll town Saturday.
Rev Funk, Of Mt. Lake Park. was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
\ special meeting of the Junior
League will be held in Laughlin's
Hall Thursday evening. All mem
I bers are requested TO be present.
/ Misses Susie and Minnie Thomas
and Eta Ross, of Midland; Lille
Warren. of Frostbnrg, and Messrs. J.
l.. Lee, John Reynolds, j. O. Brown
! ing, John Sweeney, &. Fl. Grimm. G.
/ 5. Lee, of Oakland; John Barker, of
Baltimore. and l.. j. Bradley, of
! Wheeling. were registered at the Saw
age House Monday.
The members of the Friendly Soci-
ety will have a social in Friendly Hall
Friday evening. All members are
/ requested to come and bring one or
two friends with them.
Miss Ella Laughlin, the charming
and energetic president of the Ep-
worth League, gave lawn fete to the
members of the League and a few of
| her many friends last Wednesday
evening at her home Mountain Rest.
/ About fifty persons were present and
enjoyed themselves immensely. Re-
/ freshments were served about ten
/ O'Clock and at late hour all dispers-
ed for home saying that Miss Laugh
! lin was one of the most delightful
hOstesses they had ever met
/ The Junior League are making
/ great preparations for their lawn fete.
which will be held in the school
| house grove Saturday evening, Aug
ust 18TH. Refreshments consisting of
! ice cream. cake, lemonade, bananas.
/ peanuts. etc. will be for sale and they
extend cordial invitation to every
! one. The band has been invited. a
cake walk will take place and other
/ amusements are being arranged.
! Don't fail to come and bring YOUR
/ friends with you
Mrs Harriet Wells is lying danger
ously i'll at the home of her sister.
Mrs. J. w. Laughlin.
Miss Lotta Friend is still on the
sick list
4 The Photographic concert which
was to have taken place at Laughlin's
/ Hall on the eth. but which failed to
put in an appearance on that date
arrived i'll town Monday. Messrs. w
Parish and brother, of Mt Lake
Park, had charge of the phonograph.
/ and gave an entertainment in the
, hall the same evening to a small but
appreciative audience. The proceeds
of this. entertainment were to be
given towards the building of the NJ.
/ f. church, and the church members
were conspicuous by their absence.
two being present, seven members of
the EpwOrth League and ten of the
Juniors completed the number of
church people in the audience. This
looks bad, for if the members do not
patronize anything that is gotten up
for the church that is to be for their
benefit, how can they expect outsid-
ers to do so. The selections from the
photograph were excellent also the
twirling of the batons by Messrs.
Parish. They certainly deserved a
crowded house, and if they ever think
of helping the Deer Park church
again, would advise them to go to
Oakland to give their entertainment
and the Deer Park people will 90
swarming there like flies around a
syrup barrel in the middle of August.
MA.